2 10 315 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/30781b8ba865553ab9a168241ee53d93.pdf ad1b95e1768e6ee63194cc45b36a9a73 PDF Text Text Rentals CLASSIFIED ADS Seminole 29—Rooms 831-9993 CLASSIFIED DEPT. HOURS RATES Reg Re-a: Estat. Broker 1100E.jSthS, 3224453 HI tNT RII 'I'I Kish Real Estate TV IN. KIttens Weaned trained 5 wks 323 499Q WILSON MAIER FURNItURE BUY- SELL—TRADE 372 5627 31) )ISE First St 'S[RVI([ (ICYOND TUE CQPITRACT" iii - 50— MâsceHaneous for Sale TAFFER REALTY JIM Monday, Nov. 17, 19H 41—Houses - I lI$IJ. SUPER SHARP-Agernofahorn, $ HP Riding Lawn Mower, good _________ 7571 Park Dr. in mint condition. New carpet, rn 311$ shape, $300. 377.14.4 after 1 pm. 67—iJvestock.PouU, WANT TO SEE A WONDER AT REALTOR AFTER HRS. new central aIr, Tastefully WORK? Place a Classified Ac i 3273191 ______________________ fl''ti decoratedwllhunusuatwallpapec, Mapledinette.1.40; woodiloorlamp, I Sow, 372064$ the Evening Herald today and 2 weanll 5 $I' 2 tIer table, $25; crib, corn paneling and mirror waIl. 3 LONGWOOD - Beautiful rxm. new 5160; 10 big rabbits and Cages, I bedroom, plete, $35; I drawer Chest, $35; batpis. $74,3Q, furniture, private bath; near II. * 'Get ' Em While * ci $3.50 each; chickens a ducks, I pair m$ple twin beds, complete, Refined Gentleman. 13) 0444 $2.30 Call after 3 p.m 37 $73; walnut record cabinet, $70. — ________________________ Real Estate GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY- For * They're 4273 * _____________ walnut secretary, $150 KULP the home owner, investor and the DECORATORS, 109 W. First St. _______________________ ______________________ New houses in a rural area. No down on dreamer. TAX CREDIT Applies 3222335. theSe two new homes. Now is ____________________________ RAB BITS- I Does, 20 cages; all to,' payment, monthly payments less 1—Houses the time to TRADE UP wIthout than rent. Government subsidized $60 or will sell separate Phon, waiting to sell your present home. Pot Burner OIl Stove, with electrIc 322 to qualified buyers, Call to see If iiving. Come ln ,slcelooking, $10. 3fl 5437. ________ blower owner offering these homes for ____________________________ FRANKLIN ARMS APTS R you Qualityt _______________________________ New Block Home $141 mo 323 6650. M. IJNSWORTH REALTY TkA( ASSUMPTION, or 2NC) Clean mattrels, box springs with 68-Wanted to Buy MORTGAGE to qualified buyers Reg. Real Estate Broker legs, $79; trade student desk for -. — DeRary $31,900, 3 ROOM APARTMENT 503W, 1st St. timis 41c a line 6ffiru 25 times 3lca line 26 times lic a line ($200MINIMUM CHARGE) 3 Lines Minimum I'lLI '--- - my home and expenses Phone 321 0379 anytime _________ 1 thru S 1:00 AM. — 5:30 P.M. MONDAY Ihru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9N001'i — 4B-Evenlng Herakt, Sanford, Fl. 41—Hots I- One acre wooded mobile home sit. I with well, leplic & eiecticlty. i of Sanford on paved road, SleepTng Rooms, air Cora schIs. Available Nov. 13 Men tnly. 322-7779. 414 M rtte $60 per month, Write: Paul Ave Write, 7101 5. Stale, Ann An Mlctt. 11101. Man or woman to share - Orlando - Winter Park 322-2611 r 900d Things to Eat Nights fl2 7)52 iwo Ai,ts .1 or2 bedroom, unfurn. turn Both ac w.w carpet, $11 u.amage deposit. 1)25 mo. 323431 Altec 3:30am. DBARY ely. 8710634 12 50 RUSHFI 3226733 or 3220362 NaveIOrangls.$3.perbj Juice Oranges. SiJOperbu YourContainer,373.3lN s legal Notice AND. Efficiency Apartment $20 Week 61) S. Park Phon* 323.6794 good grain lapsed Siding, Lake Mary- Clean furnispiec apartmatt for working man Only, 19$. Phone 3fl 3930. equipped, air, carpeted, $90.50, Multi only. 373.2396 wk.ne ., November, 1973. Arthur H. Harris Chairman eves. _______________ — - -- I - - - tipsiness names and addreszes, in Defe.nt. adlti to The name and address NOTICE OF SALE tWitt appears above: NCT ICE ii hereby given, that All debts of the Transferor are rsuant to a Final Judgment of to be paid in full on closing as a forecu,', entered November 14th, result of the transaction, All 197$ In the Circuit Court ci the creditors are hereby admonished to Eighteenth Judicial Circuit in and send their statements to Trait- for Seminole County, Florida in Civil sferue' Attorney, .J. 0. ASBURY, Acti No. lS'l$l6.CA.09c, 1 PRICED FOR FIRST BUYER Beautiful. . - .has everything. 1J -. _________ years old, 3 bedrooms. 2 baths, der.; ':.t sa'i ''r ' ilt of HANOI Cl'fEK, INC. S A dPcailed Ichni.,l of !h w'opeity to be transferren. and uS! of Creditør tr, 'iflpr,men,s o the said iand. knit suits, baby blankets, crib sets Stock, 30 pct to 60 pcI. off - One Magic Chef Range (Elect Model No 357H IICW, Serll No. On. Nutrjn.e Exhaust Fan wHgod i 64—Equipment Ott ak.; shag rent. Phone L area 'try attractive, $145 Rent '''fr t, all lr,i arid corporat4ons having Ctaim$ against the Transferor, between the hwr 08 9:00 a.M. id i5,ij ,i.nlhur II. Beckwi, Jr. Clerk of cis, Circuit By; Lillian I. Jenkins 500 P,M. we$i4lyi. Deputy Clerk Date it Crescent City, Florida, Juia G Pe4rusk. ir t...y Nrmtjw, 197 .i OWLA?4D AND PETRUSii. JAy 0. Mbvrv Attorney tr Vendce Pubiith: Nov. 10, 17, 973 OCT.61 . J Last Robinson trte;t Ortang, r}orid 32101 Pblith' OCT91 17, 1973 1973, 17' wide, I ___________ BR, furnished, with AC AdultS, $113 Security deposit. lilY ER-- Adult park flitting, carsoeng arid Cal ,mi,nc store. Sot rounded by be, tutulul oak and c'rpqr.t 4410. II VI Fr triQ low mileage, Dy owner, $7,100 Phone $31 ij. fllu Lustre Eie,ir Carpet 1977 Oldsmotslle Delta SI , ---_---.----'--..,-______ can I afford, you must s U15 Ids outgrow the swing set or'z bicycle? Sell these Idle items with a want ad. To place your ad. call your friendly Classified gal at The ' I _________ _________ and John Kimbrough ________ 125 - hurried Jury. _________ o,';ru somoone is looking for I BUDDY'S HOME IMPROVi t, .'.' ltt, _________________ -. Highway 1792, Sanford, Next To Cavalier 323-U7Oor 831.9777 ' positions. Vihien, Ilatt.away and Kwiatkowski estimate Free Estimate, , 323603$. AlA CLEANS ALL are -.L) ____________________ The ____ ____ ____ _____ ____ _____________________ ji': _________ Republican against the appointment of both Hattaway and Kwiatkowskj. "I'll be voting against all _____ __________________ - - the may go before the jurors before grand Jury room toward a they end their probe, posalbly the gnd jury Lester Mandell, board ________ _____ Harry this time next year. Kwiatkowskl commended , , voted _____________________ devotion to ' 'II \' the county." Other commissioners joined .\ KWIathOWSIC.I in a resolution the former chairman. MIKE IMTTA WAY commending - - _____ ____________________________________________________________ __________________ saIdhisreasonwasbecause _____________ _______________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________ appointments at "untimely." ____________________ _____________________________________________________ . ______________________________________________________ ____________________________________________ hlm.elf, declined __________________________________________________________________ ' _____________ _______ /'..' -. -, •' timely." _________ ____________ - _____________________ - the chairman's duties will be eased. Formerly the commission chairman was . . :-....... . ' - ' ' banking facility, Chairman to put En will be lessened. In making the norninations, Vihien cited the fact that both 'Hattaway, Kwiatkowkj and mental operations including the Kwjatkowski and Hattaway VihJen voted in favor of the commission's aborted 17,0O0 In&ated a desire for the 'ordinance creating the purchase of a clay pit and the positions executive assistant's position. _______ _____ -. decision and moved the funds the courthouse working on back to a Casselberry bank county business, But, with the chairman, from Southeast First National adit1on of a $25,(0 a year the before a Seminole County Grand Jury. The Jury t reportedly probing govern- - ........... ' OUT IS chairman However, nattaway, ______________________________ ____ ' INSIDE board After news reports cenred on the transfer of funds, the to speculate county commission _____ banking In- executive assistant cornea on a _____ ______ ______ present are stitution. Orange county Kimbrough, former commission _____________________ Earlier thiring nesses going before the grand In addition to probing the jury CIrCUmstances 8UITOUTIdJP.g a Other witnesses have in. county commission decision cluded Torn A. Binfoed, who 14 to abort the $517,000 was associated with Laurel contracted purchase of 103 Realty in the clay pit deal and acres off Markham Woods says he boat a $12,500 corn. Road (or a clay pit, the grand mission when the county jury is believed al asking aborted the purchase, and ' 373 63 Interior, ExterIor Plastering ________________________________ Plaster patchIng & simulated twick & S!rir.r, SpeciAlty '177 77p IOIIIID & TV '" Lnd CJ,afln1 OR IVE IN IV SERVICE-.- Fats Service 707 Live Oak Blvd. Casselberry Phone $3) 1.511 RSON LAPIOCLI4RING Oulldotlng, Excavating, 0Uc Wk Fill drt. tori sni 377 S9 " ________ _____.- or; - SemoJe }fl udents, from left, Ekr Edelbe, Pat ifth and Lane Trawick are properly dressed for "Inside out Day" (or cent Jr.) commission long hours 81 million in federal funds from last week asking for the _________________________________________________________________________ sed the ByJOEA.SKfiJj - fleraldSf Writer (Thtrdtna4-PartSerles - . ___________________ _________________________ ______________________ _______________ _______ ' . - - . , .'" -. ' .., - . ' ______ ____ CIci'y O,'i,ii . . Today WOrk QtJ,iranfetd 373 67cJ ______ Pest ConMI f. 70) C. Commercial. 3236451. " - MILLIONS OF DOLLARS in Real Classif led ad's. NoPing small about that Sprin fire and police stations. Seminole County, officials said. - ART BROWN PEST Côiiio1 ?547P.arkD,,ve I Onie (3iven Five ears __rilI,nj__ All PET REST INN v h'W Commissioners Vihlen and terference with Greater's John Kimbrough weren't contractural rights," Seminole County Corn- million Montgomery Ward of the county'. present at that meeting when The suit alleges that missioners today will appoint a fuctc not fiction, need to be building in Casselberry, plus the vote was taken. Lugical candidates for the gared about which depart"malicious, intentional and team to coordinate a study of others. team Include Roger ments can and will move and typesandszes STiNt MACHiNE & - Ph 372 4051 ' ' -u _________________________ ...................... - - ,'. . .... All, ShingI __________________ All lioorlp-, '' 0 - ........ Roofing __________________ HGOF.N , - " - l( u I ____________ _________________________ ____________ ; multi-county "stt"al.to-order" agreed In a plea bargaining theft ring was sentenced today 'session, Instead of the ht EtYouBusfnessDJQ,3222611831999 I to is that new corn- miuloners will be coming on two __________________________ _____________________ but everr Year." The reason, according ________ _____ Democrats. _________________ _________________________________________ _________________________________________ fL year Is Y8I' Hattaway, _____ , Exteriorpressurecieanjng ________________________ Pet Core Calt SEARS in _____ _________ • time ' ' _________________ 37)4233 Work'sStow. Cheappates Free a.? ______ _____ ______ . All Types Waxing, Rug Shamping, Ovens, Refrigerators, Free Estimates Call 377 347 .' _______ Kwlatkowskl for . logical S-B DAVE'S PAINTING C,irj''r., p, ,' ___________ ________ time of ' Additint. Remodeling a.uuming, Bathrooms, Wiri4cw, "iorne ImPry,ment; L,--- Hattaway the not only this the chairman's seat, said, " This . -i-- _________________ ________________________________ - a Drapes i$Carp,liri's OSip Dinr,g Rooms .- and tieldtodaylnsteadofinjanuary year. After assuming of next C)i'tirnissic,n lrs tjmt.n I Floor ' fi'tucei Water Heaters lam '0 pm. thru Sat 7511 Park 37)5417 -- ?,'r HNl EVEkY DAY "we service all makrs and niode-l" what you have to 'sell. Call today Free PIckup arid Delivery and your Classlf lad Ad will appear Sanford fltpslne'ss Machines 3721005 ______________________ C.ocsarir . Phabi........,.,..j MFNT ALL TYPES OF CAu PEPtTRY AND REPAIRS 377 ''.'i 133$ 322 7495 3 MO.ô Mo. & 1 Year Leases NO SKLIRTY DEOSIT. La.'g. 1 & 2 Bdnn. Apts'Furll. or Unfvrn. the _______________________ out of all probe _____ ___ , ,,, ___________________________________________ _______________________ 519 F. FIrst, 377 57i2 Professionally Mana5ed ,s- ________ ---- ____________________ ncr,ury AL,Oii 1505 W. 25th St. • Hatt.away - members, Commissioners Dick have already been before the gtand Commissioner ,,, Vihien Jr. nominated both _______________________ _____ Sid . ____ ______ _______ ________ __________ Fine wedding photos reasabiy priced Phone 37)6.316 concretewCrk,etcByth,,.,o,, by the job. 3721365 Herald. 3777611, or $319923 3222O9O I Outgoing chairman ' _______ REALTOR — ______ ________ ' You Pr(' (.;r,v',, " I can cover your home with 'ihjm, sIding 6 Soffit system. Also Roofing, Gutters, Screen. 20 Yni, Exp. Try me. 131 9543. Apadmen I, ___ — _______________ ________ - Paneling dour, A small ClaSsifIed Ad bring's big returns Try onr and see Call 37' thl 3 bedroom,3bathhoifl,wlthcentral heat & air, new carp,?, and much more on two lovely lots. Call now. Only $43,500. ___________ ,. chairman and Harry Kwlutkowskl as vice chairman, ___ _______ _____ ________ /-"J i that 54!u' ! w:nclows hung, Al C ON Dl TI ON IN 6. REFRIGERATION, DUCT WORK. 21 hour service. II makes. DYKES AIR Co N. _________________________ DITIONING, 3721577. _ If youare lOingfQr a nice home ri _____________ . __________ _____________ -. piflon. ________ Home Improvements _______________________ FROM ' - Air Conditioning - ardans Mayfair . . PURIFICATION SYSTEMS - ________ - . cha!rman's vii, in a memo, asked that tU meeting be 4 tony , I SOLAR HEATING AND WATER ------------------- ' payments of 17309 3231169 -- ., - Jury of other Crowder Pleads, Il 926177, LOflgOQd R? Commission meeting of Mike I iwi a.c new CorflInlIufl ' - Man _________________________ - STUDIO 1,2, 3 BEDROOM SUITES 2 BEDROOM TOWNHOUSES ' CaI1323 $370 or $34 ____________________________ 'i XPERTS READY TO SERVE 321-004) ProfessI Service 1O7W.Commercial P.3n7$s1 Sanford . before . with the election .1. ____ _____ - WewIIlpqoyIdeth, earlier Seminole County ____ •" '.- at the Public Works Department Study of space thlrdofCityhall'56,gyJmoflthJy (U.S. 17.92), 4th Street and complex Is also planned, requirement. "Irnakethatstatementbased 'iaitors come into city hall to Lake Monroe. Knowles said a preliminary on the poll that I conducted of pay their utility bills, This study and design for the new out—SelectaflardtittaI3dthn preliminary Ideas. merchants and businessmen "I don't care where they put city hall, and IfleW'IS about 2,300 "walk4ris" r " certainly approve the Prepare detailed COfl' some soil boring not In the downtown area and eJu'enatIon and new City hail, as long as the tests with cars iave been completed on stniction plans. their comment was if cit' hail visit city hail each developiiient of the downtown location month, he said. John itlon provides for future the 14 acre Figure the cost estimate, area, but 1 benefited their nk we need C'Ommnicsioners of almost $1 of Laurel. biI would dennd .• That's how Sanford City year away from calling for bids estimated now at $1.8 million. Meyer said that less than one downtown, Is it Just Park that city hail be located in the Manager Warren E. "Pete" for a new city hall," said Knowles projected that percentofthepeopleEnpJo Avenue? I don't think It Is. I Knowles explained his position Knowles today's present 37 city ball have a need to go to city hail to think the whole waterfront area but since it does not, they could with City Commission plans to He explained Die next steps employes will grow to 100 get a building permit, a dog from the Civic Center care less where it is located," west build a new $1.8 million city involved eznployes by 1990 and some 40() license, or pay a water bill, part 01 the downtown area 'ri before the ground i Meyer said. hall. broken for the new city hall parking spaces will be required Knowles disagreed. development of this property Knowles has emphasized that possIble sites have been cxboth city hail and a public - Detailed soil borings on A 44-year-old Aitamonte As partof the plea bargaining plored for the project, including "exact downtøwn site Kncwles said business," said Meyer. hall on the 14 acre landfill site site" where the StTUC- works complex and handle that his idea of downtown However, Meyer said city has been approved by cornagents say was a fence for a Robert Buonauro and State Park Avenue, since the cornii acre tract. Knowles He estimated that about one multi-county "steal-to-order" Atty. Abbott Herring's office,, mission first Mellonville, French Avenue. business. started looking for estimates these tests will cost theft ring has pleaded no Judge Woodson will riot sen- a new home five years ago. about $700 and will be complete Knowles said final plans for cone to a stolen property tence(wder in the pistol case Three of the five corn- in 30 days, the $225,000 Public Works ____________________________________________ deal designed to get him anotherstolenpropertyca by hail built on a l4acre city- if they want to on one third of the 14 acre tract, build the new " are uxpected this week. .. , . . When Donald U. Crowder, of or. French Avenue and Seminole site. II' 551 Karen Ave., Altamonte Buonauro said his client l3ouievard where a' $,000 (Next: Local Merchants Determine the size, realizes he faces prison time on Springs, changed his plea from Prefer Present City Hall Site) ft., the cases. Judge ir,nocent to no contest Monday one of before Circuit Judge 3, William Woodson agreed to sentence , —•uI\ Crowder toprobaUonarymejf Pit Woodso the state el' s other stolen property cluirges Judge McGregor orders a __________________________ and agreed not to file charges in prison sentence, Crowder and Herman E. other cases in which he ArotmdTheCiock .......... 4-A allegedly was implicated by FIelds, 38, also of Altamonte S(.Ie .. .5. Bridge ..................8-B Springs, were found guilty on wiretap evidence. Calendar .................. S-A A civil suit filed in circuit rezoning of U clay pit tract to Crowder's wife, Carolyn Oct. lObyacircult courtJuryof Comic, ...................s-B . knowingly buying, receiving court by Greater Construction Fields Crowder, 42, was and A-i agricultural has concealing a 150- Corp. of Casselberry alleges "diminished the value" Editorial...................4-A of the 3 on a new charge of buying, stolen by burglary ring DearAbby ................ 6-A missioners illegally aborted a damages "in an amount equal recefvingandconceaLjngstolen members. $517,000 clay pit purchase "in to the decrease In value property in connection with Horoscope ................. 8-B Crowder and Fields are pursuit of personal reasons" resulting from rezoning." theft ring operation, The p1..................... S-A scheduled for sentencing in that and asked in excess of ' $10,000 rezoning was a condition of the Obituaries ................. S-A ,f Mrs. Crowder was charged case by McGregor on Dec. 11. damages from the county and purchase with a similar count earlier but contract. Sports ................1-2-3-B The keystate witness against the commissioners individually the court dlsmiswi it Nov. 6. Suing all five county cornTelevIsion s-B Crowder and other suspects plus seeks courtrdered en- missloners Women individually, Crowder was allowed to arrested In connection with ti-ic forcement of the contract, Greater Construction Corp. remain free on bond after he burglary ring operation has County Commission taLr- seeks damages claiming their plead no contest to buying, been Calvin Yates Jr., 28, of nin Sid Viblen Jr. 1gned the acts"inelethngnottocl Monday's high 75. OvernIght , ''A low 47. caliber pistol, stolen by fished Information to sheriff's the 103.5 acres off Markham malicious, cspriciou.s, lacking Fair to partly cloudy through burglary ring members in an agents on 100 to 150 burglaries Woods Road on July . The In good faith and honest and April burglary at the Orange in five counties by the ring, contract called for closing of Wednesday. Highs in the upper prudent discretion and con' 70,. Lows in the upper SO,. Boulevard residence of Jack traveled central Florida for the deal and cash payent of stitutes an unreasonable THE SEASON Sanford City empioye, Ben fladon, makes final adJnstment to Northeatt o Smith, west of Sanford. three months with agents $317,000 on Nov. 1. rast winds around misuse of authority . . .' The star that tops oce ci the Christmas tree decorations that hang 10 mph, dimInIshing at night. IS UPON US over First Street in downtown Sanford. Herald Photo by Tom "the pistol on Aug. 15 when detailing disposition of items Commissioners Harry Details and tides are on Page erroneous and illegal." ViflCt'flt) S-A. riff'5agcf1tsrai his borne stolen by the ring in Its million. KwIatkowskl, Richard Thesuitailegesthe "saidacts and busIness, the Rendezvous douar-a-year-buslness, Yates Williams and Mike Hatt.away were in pursuit of personal ' _______ ChICO & The BUSINESS DIRECTORY '. commercial, E. 2.5th deposil No jig. and affidavits $ (Eiac) McwJeI No VI0 — reqyired by the Florida Unifci'm ________________ One Etectrerid Furnace tiacj Commercial Code Bulk Sale's is on Model No. (7) ER 34 file in the office of HANOI CHEK, Waif to Wall carpeting iNC., 101 5. Wyman Road, DATCO this 14th ,ay of NIci17 brm rnobite homt $125 Attamor,e Spring's. FlOrida, and November, 1975 .- . ' ' $25,000. thzury Patio , M.Wtyotherstochoos,from ________________________ COUNTY —5 Acre's, til, drained CITY -3 Lots, St., 140,000 . 1969 Monterey Wagon, like new Woalruff'$Garden Center 601 Celery Ave., Sanford this ment." _____________________ MLSREALTORS Real Estate he announced and s1president 562 5230 evenings, ______ CITY - MeIIonyllle,l&23râ, lots If DeViIIe, original mile's NELSON'SFLORloARojE' CARROLL'S FURNITURE CITY Residential, beautifully 00de'd — $1,500, You want to Buy or sen ldrmn,, closed porch. 5130 Bdr., porch, carport, washing Utity I _____________________________ month, SCHUREPI REALTY, Coup. or _____________________ Open "SERVICEBEVOND THE CONTRACT" R,g Real Estate 8rok JOHN KRIDER,ASSOC Realtors, 373.1302. Appearances the grand _____ - - the vice - today place questions from reporters after president of Greater Con. his appearance before the stnion, No Money DOWn office furniturp - SATURDAY AND SUNDAY, 9103 HIGHWAY46FLEAMARKET 1½ miles East of I Ion Hwy Kish Real Estate , REALTY INC Jurors apparently questlon Jim Budd, president of the k cnsel James Panico, '''A'=''" —' '-—' SpecIal shrub arid garden sprayers, cents ea. GardenL,ar,4, 1100 W. St., 3fl 44)0 _________________________ FREE GIFT WRAPPING on new baby accessories. Payton's ChIldren's Wear, (Formerly Buttons'N 3ows) 26.10 Hiawatha, ______________________ Phone 377.1301. leg Real Estate Broker 321 0610 333 3215; 322 7715; 333.7$j HAL COLBERT after First National of. fidala has spawned speculation allegations of Sunshine Law that the Jurors are looking Into violations, Posslbllltiesthatloanstocounty Hatt.away's attorney, Gerald officials might have been made Rutberg, Confirmed at noon or suggested about the same that Hattaway was still time, scheduled to appear voluntarily County Commissioners Sid and politely answered WITH GOOD CREDIT steel desks (executive desk For Example; & chairs. secretarial desks & 1W ValIant, 4 cyi. stand C haIrs, straight chairs, filing cabinets, Is it Cash arid Carry FaIrIane, 6 cyl. auto., eztra clean NOLL'S 1971 Duster, 6 cyl, stano Caltelbqfty, 17 97,5)0 % 1970 Hom.t, 6 cyt., Stan, w etc. Old family room, fully carpeted, central heatair, garage; 3 years ______________________ days or - - - Bedroom. st p, W W C4rp, urnitune, Separate dining 1973 Cadillac 5ppJ — Herald Staff Writer - New Inspection, 1430 717 W. 4th St,377 59)0 PUN NNT CLIFF JOROAN,REALTOR 2110m, re Used Come see the beautiful new clothe's, borhood, $36,900. Furnished tool II Downtown. 3 BR home. $15,500. KNOCKS- Owner moving. ChoIce 3 bedroom, 2 bath, M Id 70's, 35,1 BR tomes financed at family room, w.w carpif, In lpct. interest. POOL. $29 p00. $3) 1377 - merchandise, inventory and ggod - c 10 PENCILS with name in gold, $150 RemIt with order to J&A, __________________________ 2121 Curry Ford Road, *njo, Eta, 37504 _________________________ pcI. mortgag, at 5)62 month. 3 bedrooms, I bath. ii Sleet Guitar fti o PPORTUNITY Is furnished, 2 furnished apart. mints In rear All irs good repair Only $19,500 Mike Hatt.away today as It Cnhlnuedathrewk.obeof COunty govcrnxiie actions, recentered on an aborted clay pit PW'Ch,ase deal and name as rd ______________ ________ _________ 194i3VW - KItchen.Bathroom Cabinets, Counter top's, Sinks, Instaljat .eilable. Bud CabI 3nS3 anytime. Central air, family room, living room, kitchen, dishwasher, drapes, 73'x13 tenced yard. Like new and lust reduced from $337 to presant price of $27,000. Low aown., payments to assume, Walk one block to tennIs Courts. SYSTEMS FOUR, INC., REALTORS, 4444344, SAVE ON HOME FINANCING lOVE Up- NIce 4 bedroom, N tar shpppin 2 BR home. $12,000. central air, good settled neigh. LARGE HOME close to downtown, made into 2 apartments, upstairs back to Seminole what he does for a living, he All live county commission. replied, "I don't work." Cr's were named defendants The unidentified Witness W8.5 Monday in a civil suit filed by clutching an aviation magazine Greater Construction Corwhen he entered and exited the poration of Casselberry over grand Jury chamber, the aborted clay pit purchase --- - _jF'_' _____ at 113 Madland Avenue, ToQetPtr*IthfhefeIwi,.,jtem*of Altamonte Springs, Seminole property which we locaf,d In and COunty, Florida. A general Pefmanintly 15'ftflt"j AS a -_ kayAmpllfl _______________________ _____ old. 3223412. $2SUPPERMO. • ' _____________________ _______________________________ assumes 7 OFFICE 6 STORE BUILDINGS :. Boa Kwiaticowskj days and public controversy over the change En depositories. of Maitland, and a mystery that he still hasn't been asked to witns who aiso spent 20 appear before the grand mthutesclosetedwiththegrand His attorney, Nean Breck, Jury. said Kwjatkowj hasn't been The man, wearing a print subpoenaed. sport shirt and white Jeans, But obeervers said there are S3WRadiStereo A.) Condition for churen Realty REALTOR ?l 5774 Scheduled to hear brought ________ SpinIIPiano,3n4430 V Hisrotd Hall Re&fy • '73 Ford F.100 Range Custom Style Side Pickup, by owner, $7,ego REPAIRED , family room, garage, carpet's. I ________ ____ from town 201E.7SIh,37) 7532 ccnhIderatic,n to be paid tO ,h at the West Front Door of the Transferor Is not adequate to pay all Courthous., Seminole County, 2 Bedroom house, living room, bills, or in the event that any bills Floidi at 11.00 o'cl itning room, separate garage. A M. on are contested by the Transferor, the Otcimb., lt, t97$ (Ps 1145 month plus security deposit. consieratlon will be diposited in deji rv& properly Situate In the Peg4try of the Circuit Court of Seminole County, FiorIti.a, to w? ___________________ Orange Cc,jr.ly Frj,, ar, an _____________________ Lot,i, LAURELWOOO,aording 33—Houses Furrshed kWarpl,ad,r Suit will be instituted as as rC'd,d Its provided by Section 476610-4(1), Pfjt Book IS. Page 15, Public FIcipcta Statutes. DELTONA HOMES Records of Seminole County, The property to be transferred FlOrIda is locatd ____ r ____________ During the morning, the ' loUder or Developer- Exceptional buy in building lots lust far enough HALCOLBERT,REALTOR SELMAWILLIAMS,Assocjate Eves 3fl04i7or3fl 1511 AR.of 3. P.O BoxS$7. Crescent City, FlOrida, THUR H. BECKWITH. JR. Clerk at or befori 14th day of the Bedroom, 1½ bathe, saii Court, will ku 104' (lIft lit carpet. Reasonable December 197$. in the event mat he hand to the highest and wt bidder 9—Truks..Tr-ajle SMALL APPLIANCES Merchandise ai I. '' Sanford DreamwTd _____ ____ ' _____________________ Large 3 bedroom, 2 baths, on large lot. Wall to wall Carpet. $25,900. carport, nice yard. In quiet neigh. STEEN- I Phon.321 0747 Clui I/ ______________ _______________ 3 p.m. . )49145 borhood, $223. month plus security deposit. 1313at1 Or RENT'PURCHASEPLAN _________ - FURNISHED APARTMENTS I rENMORE DRYER — - . 1. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN DEl-Is year Pest the EUNICE 0. AIKEP4$, ak-a EUNICE D.AIKENS SOUTHER. I Transfer,,, has had the following LAND, BLAIR AGENCY SUN LAND 32—Houses Unfurnished DurIng the cite MOOPIEYAPPLIANCES323O6t7 _____________________ NhereelsecanyoufindaØoui, _ house, $133 monthly. No ap. that a Bulk Transfer under Article 6 p1 lances. Damage deposit. Adults, of the Uniform Co'nmeqciaI Code IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Call after 3 p.m. 3735,4 wiIlt)emad,onor atterth.1ltptday EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. of November, 1975, between HANOI CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Larg, 3-bedroom houte, 137$ CHEX. INC. a FlO4id& corporaton Mellonvlhle; fenced back yard. COUNTY, FLORIDA. at 10) Scuth Wymor. Road, CIVIL Available Nov. $th. 173$ rnontpi ACTION NO. 1114CA49-C Altamonte Springs. Florida, as DUVAL FEDERAL SAVIS4r.! 5. plus $100 security deposit. i'tione "Transferor," and MILLER ENLOAN 904.357.9344. ASSOCIATION OF TERPRISES, 331 Central Ave., JACKSONVILLE, I 1-Bedroom, 3 bath, carp,?, double Crescent City, Florida. as "Tran Plaintift, I steree." _________________________ ______________________ Molorcycie Insurance dillon. Payments $106.17 mo. Offered by Savings 6 Loan 373 110 __ _ from a Casselberry hank to the portediy • ') '- Anytime 322-1302 : 78 -Motorcycles _____ million in federal funds %. i' _ from County CommIssioner 14 800m, 2 bath — ' ' 8 Autos for Sa home lust painted Inside, air HILtCREST '73, central air, Color lv's from su; 116W, from 1973 (iold Duster, honeyciew wit,, Conditioner, shady yard. 1)9.500. di5hasher, raised patio, skirting, $13; Service all makes. HERBS' beige interior, Make an offer. automatic, air, & tie downs, Good location, TV. 1200 S French, 373173i very' low mileage, Car like ,,ew Payments $45.79 ma. Offered by Forrest Greene, Inc. $3,793. Call Don Pop., 322.1631. COLOR TV, $li 93MONTI4 Savings 5, Loan 173 6051. ______________________ 373635) REALTORS 630 Ufl ilOC4 43—tots-Acreage _______________________ '19 WIly Jeep Universal, 1 wheel CHULUOTA- 2 bedroom, 2 bath, wornS hubs, _______________________________ drive, 5399 after p m. tow bar, all carpet, drapes etc. Corner, ten. Longwood Road, Call III 6615 any time ced, citrus. Must Sell. $22,500. days or after S p m. call 3771364. POt35Off MARNL ''' ____________________________ Terms. Chuluofa Realty, 3653753 — 292FHwy 1797 S 3911. Per$ectrwjcar,'uFairI15,j'j STOP AND THINK A MINUTE. It 3fl 5961 CIas.sitied Ads didn't work Wagon,6cyI.newlnspeci0 ____________________________ BY OWNER- 102 IdyllwiI Drive; tires. $195. 371 0213. Dealer there wouldn't be any, Just reduced $3,300. Transferred _______________________________ out of state. i bedroom, 7 story, SEMINOLE CO. Acreage tracts, 5 !!i_'chatth5e 71 Dodge Dirt Swinger, auto PS, over 3,500 sq. ft. No reasoibie small and large. $2,000 per air, heater, radio, 43,000 ml., very SANFORD PRICE REDUCED to lust 122.500 for this 2 BR condominium, Freshly paInted. Quiet residential area Near shopping and clxjr. ches. Central heat air, carpeting, REALTORS Branch Office No. 1 .21 Orlando Drive Jury was _______ KENMORE WASHER, parts, servIce, used machIne's -- LLOYD $69 lila Sanford, 3735700 block, excellent condition; no city taxes; by owner 3224670 2SbSParkDr. Hattaway _________ Southeast First National of __________________ 3103 Orlando Drive - 6)0406) FOR A STARTER here's a lovely 2 bedroom CB home in excellent Condition. Kitchen equipped, carpeting, paneled famIly room. Nicety landscaped and ready to move ml All for 1)5,500. SEE US TODAY 47Q • _ 1 Herald Stall Writer _______________ ________________________ SKYLINE Double wide, '73,21' K 60', 3 BR, bath, raised front screen room, central air, carport Crank Realty, Realtor 'SANFORD'S SALES LEADER" _________________ City of Sanford Planning and Zoning Commission Pubiluji: t, 7, low Goal assumption or by FHA with I ________________________ $150 down $74,250 Realty. On. I Two bedroom apartmwt, carpeted, air, turn & unfurn $93 11Y BOB PIous Casselbrrry, Hwy. Il 97 373 7)10. AUCTION, lSYr.FHA FINANCING Termt. leãutifI kiithtn arid 3 bedroom home, close to schools and shopping. $21,000. AVAILABLE $1505113 Co&orTV QUALITY INN NORTH i'1&5R434,Longwood Quantity _______ BARGAIN PRICES. SANFORD location., with trees Offered by Savings & Loan, Payments, 5113 34 mo. 323 605). - _________ MOt4Ye.ttv RNTAL$ as __________________________ wood Sanford.Casselberry Sten strom REALTORS 2 Bedroom apartment, partiyiT nistied; Couple only. 322.3162 days, 322O1 evenings. Any _________________________ _____ INC.. a Florida corporati, 101 South Wymore Road, Altamonte Springs. Florida 3770.1 cf U __________________________ A FRACTION OF THEIR COST FROM TODAY'S WANT AOSI - Rezoning From: MR.1, Multiple FICTITIOUS NAME Family Ra'sientiaI ' Dwelling Notice is hereby given that I am District up. 3221110. IflOaged in bvii'tij* at 9O East To That Of: RMOI, Multiple. ____________________________ Casselberry, Seminole County, Family Residential, Office and _______________________ 31 A- ipIexes Florida under the fictitious 'arse Of lnstitutiil KING'S TEXACO SERVICE, Thai Property DeScribed as: Lots that I lrind to register laId LAKE MARY— 2 BR duplex, kit. 'tame 133, 153, 131 & 159, Sanfo Park with the Clerk of thi Circuit Court, then equipped. Carpeted, central 84 more generally described heat & aIr, $150 per mo. Seminole County, Florida If •C as located: NOrThWtst corner of 25th FORREST GREENE INC. Cordance with the provl$i01fl of ttse St. I, Melloisyll. Avenue. 3736353 REALTOR 3221910 FiCtltiOu Name Statutes. To Wit: All parties In Interest a Citizens Section 663 09 FlorIda Statutes 1957. lI have an opportunity to be 2 bedroom unfurnished duplex, nice S: Edward L King heard at laid hearing. location. $110 mo. $100 security. Publish: Nay, 3, 10, 17, 24, By order of the Planning and 3234455 DET 13 Zoning Commission of the City of I bedroom Lw,turnisfted, kitchen Sanford, Florida, this 14th day of NOTICE TO cC EDITORs UNDER UNIFORNCOM,MERCIAL CODE.IULK SALBI TO: All Creditari of HANOI CHEK, 365 6317 w ...-...._•-,__-. ... GET 'I PiOSE LUXURY IEMS FOR _______________________ Your MLS Agency Mike _____ ___ __ ____________ Jury List LOn ______ FHA VA Resale- Low, low, ____________ City Commls1 Room, City Hall Sanford. Florida at 5:00 P.M. 01 ThiWiy, Novembir 20, 1975, ft - conIdtr the following change an emendment to thi ZonIng Ordininci ci tnt Lay at enroro, ,minot? County, Fiori Reoising from; 5R1AA. Single Family Residential District i To That Of: RM0I, Multiple. Family Residential, Office and mit it is I That Property Described as: South 2.3 of Lot IS). 5mb Park NAVEL ORANGES - i3e,ttjtul new hQm ci 3222420 Commissioner - _______________________ Conveniently lOcated. 322 6117. NOTICE TO PUBLIC Notice Is hereby give-n that Public Hearing will Ot held In th Oranges, Graoefrui,. SatWma TangeIosafldL,m R. U. HutChiioii. 322.i0B _MI St.. SIavIa. 377 1939. 327 1141 Large 1 bedroom, $100; large 2 _____________________ bedroom, $110; water furnished; Lfgal Notice Cucumbers fr pices .. Pick. East on H*y 46. RIght on S Cameron, 3rd hous on right. 373. ____ ri '177 'sill Eve clown Excellent Opportunity. Only 1. I Bedroom I kitchen apt., mature hours weckli with Compi. person; phone, washing company training 6 Iocati vlieoes. No deposits. $10 plus si . utilities. 3227910 up. Invest mint of 160043,000. Ci II roIled, Mr. Carson, 513 5.7.537 ) SRoomapt..aIlutilItiflfurnp,, A.LITTLE SALESMAN IN Piij T .. wk. or $130 per ma. $45 dep. $01 _____________________________ ____________________ a Classified AJf Magnolia Ave. 322471). _____________ .1 ________________________ 75-Recreational Vehicles FLEtTLINE DOuble wide new. I pc. ctional, Spanish style WITh .". central air, raised front suet' BRING YOUR FLOAT matching pedestal commode's and oatpiflnder, Pop up Camper, flew Contemporary pool home on one room, carport, skirting, com. octagon cocktail table, all slate vinyl top Sl,eps3s, $500 ________________________________________________ acre in thecountry. I BR, 2 baths, pletely set up. hear 436 & 1792. tops. $700 or best offer. 373 7150 or ________________________ ____________________________________ Offered by central air, double garage, owner Savings & alter 6 p m. call 373 10 transferred Let's deal ReduCed Loan. $11.31 per month 323 tA)51 .. 16--Auto Parts .. $9.Ct)0 Apt, call 321 9410 ________________ ____________________ ____________________________________ ces Barrington, double wide, new, 71' x 52-pp Reconultionec) Balleries, j" 60', central air, larg. raised Larry Saxon, Realtor exchange. REEL'S BODY SHOP, _______________________ screen patio, carport, skirting, 'dUALItY APPLIANCES AT 1109 Sanford Ave Central Florid.'s MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR 3flu90 19195. French _________________________ 327.737i, 3flIN, 322. 1914 _________________________ ___________ ______________ ____ lIbrirt, 3 needle twin needle, front inaillno, diluif' Sewina machine Wanted to buy used office furnitw, Pay hatanc. nt VS or 10 oavments ______ 32276(3 - Stemper Realty NOW LEASING - New, modern, 1 StOry ef#icIency apartments, attractively fur. Taxi Cab Businti I re4atp fr in. fished, Conveniently located and this,. Call owner, 904•253•2377 beautifully Landsclped. $133 ma. — Call between 1:303, For in. forma1in raIl 3220704. - For used furniture, appliances, louIs, etc. Buy 1 or 1001 items Larry's Mart, 713 Sanford Ave __ SANFORD SEWING CENTER 24—Susiflessxjrj-unhfji VENDING ROUTES Faymeots posIt Ion, - _____________________ ________ - CASH 3224132 Assume 11 cinn,'r 7; MOSS I E C. BATEMAN $45,000, oersons. 46$ 6.IU or 377 $054. If you are no? satisfied with c&'r Furnish present poSitiOn call Mr. Dadd sat31—Apartments MARRIAGES $62 3715. Performed by Marilyn. Notary, SAN MOPARic, 1. 2, 3 bedroom Mitiwe wyman for It housp 'ork Ocala. 904 732 $16) or 732 1173. trailer apis. Adult 6 famIly park. andcareofleqnlinvalkj even Weekly. 35)5 Hwy 1797, Sanford. and weekends, Send comp let, ______________________ 323 1930 resume to Box 511. co Ever lng ______________________________ I or Bedrooms Adults only _______ i nerapa, i'.U, 60* 1857, Sanfi i'd. PARKAVENUEMOBILEPARK LOST - Black Poodle, grey legs; Bookkeeper, experienced. 25.45 Park Drive. $10 up. llcenw No. 799. Pl.&i, call very Sanfo4'd architect. Send resu sad owner, Waleska, 321Q03, AVALOP4 APARTMENTS an requested salary to P 0. ADULTS,piOpETs Drawer ISIs. Sanford. Fla 377 FOUND - Boy's 10 speed bicycle, ____________________________ 116 W, 2nd 5? orange and black, Owner may Green Beans, UPick. $3.4 per flu. Farm on Lake Monroe Road, across from Baptist Church. Herbert Russll, 377773$. _____ - Lake JaSime,] BR, 2 bath, famlli room, Central heat & air, waII.to wail carpeting, double garage, in iI nighbo?pi of fine homes. Onll ________________________ ___________________________ A BABY'S RLD. Care for infants Bank Chief Testifies - DAVES'371 9370 3 Bedroom, 2 bath house, family _____ room. Over 3 acres, with barn. On Days- 327 6173 __________ Deflary- Adults. 1 BR, air; cios Nurses; RN's; LPNs, Aides; 1idestores, churches. Ideal for relire Companion; Needed immedial Care -- 0; __ 51—Househ&dGds I BY OWNER-- 2 Bedroom, I bath, .....completely furnished, Aixrox acre lot, 1311 Elm. $10,300. 323 RAYMONDM. BALL Reg. Real Estate Broker 322 5641 Aft, Hrs.)72 fl57 ____________________ $1', W. 1st St., Sanford ________ — , Want to earn Extra Xmas moi Call 644.3O7. have by identifying. Phone 373 031$. Florida 32771—Prlce 10 Cents _ Ridgewood Arms Apply Mornings, Club Diamo Itwy. 17-9?, Deflary write Sanford, We BUy Furnitj _ 321.004) BALL REALTY 322.6457 Spacious I, 7 & 3 BR Apis,, 1 & 7 Baths Tennis, swimming, ph ground, recreation room, laundi room 6 clubhouse. From $135 m 'y 5, JOH4S REALTY CC 2510 RIdgewood Ave., Sanford. P BROKERS 323 6420. Cocktail Waitress For Weii — Sanford Al Anon Family Group P.O. Bow 5%), Saniord, FIa. 32171 9—Good Things to Eat __________________________ 32)dO4)or32lOSIleves __ AVON to age 7 only. Next to flew Drivers' Licene Bureau. 37266.13 MIS-REALTORS _____ _____ I4eIp wanted, par! lime waTTre. 11 to 2. ExPerienced. Call 323 0963 between 2 to 6. . ,_,._'. _________________ AL-AN Oil For familij or friends of probIn inkert For tuftpr information call 473-aSV 6—'Cht Interest CredIt - 3 Bedrooms, centraj heel and a 'c wall to wall carpet, brick tinis BAMBOO COVE APi ' aluminum overhang, large corn One 4. 2 bedroom apartmen lob on pav road. 125,400-10 PC furnthed or vnfurnished, Nev ly down. lmmpcliate Orcupancy _____________________ redecorated. Come s,, 300 JOHNNY WALKER Airport I3ld. Sanford. 313.)3 __________________________ -GENERAL CONTRACTOR REAL ESTATE, INC. ____18—Help Wanted IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM IN YOUR 1AMILY or Reasonable Phone 373lSllafterdp.m. _____ Order. Navel oranges, Grapefruit, Tangerines. CIII 3220217. If no ans. call 3220376, Rusill - Crumley. ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Tol Free. 64: 2021 for "We Care"'l-follint," Adults or Teens. Nov. 18, 19 _______ TREE RIPENED FRUIT, picked to LecithinlVinegarl 84? K.lpt No all four in on capsule. Ask t VB6-#. Fau'ts DrUgs. ?6— TUesday, - 4 drelser; sweeper, FACED WITH A DRINKING PRO BL EM Ptfhp AICotOIIC Anonym Can Help Cal1173 4517 Write P.O. Box 1213 Sanfd, F IQr Ida 37771 68th Year, No. IiaIiiillIi.. Hot" i - , ------------------------------_. DEADLINES Noon The Day Before Publication Sunday - Noon Friday 4—Persona's 4 W 'IIP'" the county for breach of con- purchase contract. South Seminole County. John Kuithrough at tract, an award of Interest on The lawsuit has been The commission already has session on Monday. a work Analysis and Evaluation agencies, OMAE) Chief Sig Pearson, "Those decisions haven't burglaries In Seminole and In prison — for the burglary of of the contract, hearing date has been set, The part of the county for the 'judiciary, or the library" or der's departlTwnt Orange County. Longwood Saw and Mower, The suit also seeks damages county has 20 days to file an "Courthouse South." The other departments could pleted one study, has corn- we could do is Just pick up an Circuit Court Judge J, U.S. 17-92, Longwod. and claims the county's ansr to tic cMl complaint. cornmision is looking at the organization and move it down $1. feasibly move to the south part Mt:ndar, Neist'nder ait1 there." �':='.-'----- 2A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Boy, 13, Faces __ -0. -;. _I -_____i;~__1:__ . . __ 7,_ NATiON . . iii I .. I . - 4 IV .=-,T:_ , %_. 1:Z1 - — IN BRIEF 4 . Evsm'ing Herald, Sanford, Ft. FLO RIDA IN BRIEF •.. south Seminole for treatment after overdosing boy indicted by a grand Jury for on drugs at the Sanford the life felony offense of armed Juvenile Detention Center. Hartley pleaded guilty to burglary has been scheduled for a Dec. 1 trial asan adult in robbery on May S and Judge Woodson adjudicated him a circuit court. committed deli n quent John Ste% to DYS. Altamon te Springs, entered a Monday young Hartley adwritten plea of innocent mltted to the court that be got Monday through his defense attorney, Kirk Kirkconnell. involved with drugs at a state Huggins has been in the custody DYS facility and ran away of state Division of Youth "because they were going to Services authorities since he send us off." was indicted Nov. 3 by the "Everybody else there (DYS Seminole County Grand Jury center) was doing it (drugs)," for armed breaking and en- Hartley told the court. tCTinlj with Intent to commit a Assistant State Atty. Charles A 13-year-old " 4 . II1 I . ~ t r •. '• - . t. . . ,. f • •. Cleaver Flies Home To Test T.. - . Change In Mood Of America' - #1 N. Former Black Panther leader Eldridge Cleaversayshe is ndwithlifeontherun and is going home to test what he feels isapositive change in the mood of America. Cleaverwasflying to New York today after seven years in exile with parole violation charges and a grand jury Indictment hanging over his head. He is subject to arrest arrival in the United States. He said his decision to return grew from his concl usion that the end of the Vietnam war, an improvement in the lot of the blatk man and increased political skepticism in the aftermath of Watergate has created a "really fantastic" climate In America, — A. . . - . -. I. . - . .-,: - . .. .. •. - . - -.... . . - ;\.; . '.. . . .' I . .. I burglarizing an Altamonte 5 MIAMI lAP) — An extortion attempt against the President of Florida's largest bank has been foiled and a Miami woman arrested on federal extortion charges, the BI says. V. Police said they were Investigating others were Involved in the incident. : ..i .,-. . - . -. Defends County -...... ....... 1 t S Is Pam Roy and Cathie Holzman receive resolution from Winter Springs Mayor Tray Piland (Hetald Moto by .Tane Casselberry Of . . . i . . -•' ••=ILI._ - - - - - - - .- -.- -. --- ____ - -±---. -- I '. -. -... . • - - . , . - • • I - . . -.__—_ ... . .. - • .- ., . . ' If you're a qualified installment loan customer, we'll let O t Lf s ' G 'i you postpone your December payment one full month, All you'll pay during December is the interest on your loan, . . only a fraction of your usual monthly in. j I .. ,. ' . - j --.= ,i' staliment. Regular payments begin again in January, !ef . -'I but you've enjoyed a real financial break during the holidays. If you're an Installment Loan customer of Atlantic -. National Bank of Sanford, call us today and ask about our Holiday Payment Break. ) v-.4-.-' "a.- like to help make your holiday season a happy one. We'd % .1 I . 11 - 11 1 -' - -.. - .::':i . - : . ... . - - . - . : • "-- . .-. . , - -r -- ç- .--- .-- - - - A. - —----.-----_ -_ -_ .- ' - • - '-_ •____ - - Atlantic Bank AtlanticNational Bank of Sanford -_ .__ --- _--_ .•____ - - -- C - -. X, I the weekend. --.-----.,,_--•----._ _ ., cc*~A - , — _ --: _ 11 F~ IN Downtown Ms. Gross said the participation was remarkable in spite of the "very cold weather" over _.--'----_ - - .\ coordinator, Orlando. , I - . : Of 1'' to Sally Gross, Walkathon - - - . amounted to $11,1 for Seminole County according - .. Southern Bell $ season. That's why we've planned, something special to help. 1, Walkathon in Sanford - - .' I Pledges for rnorethan 600 fifth through 12 graders who participated In Saturday's March of Dimes - . (,i) At Atlantic National Bank of Sanford, we'd like to give our customers a financial break during the busy holiday Nets $11,120 - - -H :- Walkathon -- _- - rem. vvIRKDAYS ... -. - a / copies of a resolution authorized by the council to Cathie Holzman and Pam Roy, Winter Springs teenagers, commending them for their courage in complaining about smoking of marijuana on their school bus. The girls allegedly were threatened and later assaulted by a fellow student at Oviedo High School after coming before the council In an L .- Af TER __ from Atlantic B ank Mayor Troy Piland presented rt -- / of city ordinances was included In one of the sworn affidavits considered by the council in Its current Investigation of the building inspector. Mat-see said the status of the conditional use permit is "in limbo" at present. He said the two options open to the council are to continue litigation or to negotiate with the plaintiff. Marsee estimated that continued litigation would cost city several thousand dollars in legal fees and court costs, The council will decide what action to take regarding the suit at Nov. 24 work session at 7:30 p.m. '- ----." uit • interfering with the conditional - . __ a use permit, or the building permit issued by City Building Inspector Ray Bradshaw on July 30. The Judge told the church group if they continued with const ru ction before the final decision it would be at "their own peri l." A charge that the building permit was issued in violation . ' 9ibi lake Ho.iI day Payment Break against the city. barring ltfrom ' . , That's the time to dial long distance direct* and catch up with all the latest news. Low evening rates apply from 5 p.m. until II p.m. - At a Sept. 5 hearing, Circuit Judge Kenneth Leffler granted the church a temporary injunction and restraining order ___ .. - .1 -.,. W inning Ch urch Seminole Baptist Temple was granted a conditional use permit by the council for construction of a church in a residential area on Hayes Road on July 21 against the recommendation of the Planning and Zoning Board, but when residents of the area protested the decision the council sought to rescind the permit and conduct another public hearing. - ... . __________ -., . - ... AND SAVE. I "- I . ~ - Cut __ m 5 BY JANE CASSELBERIIY effort to get action on the do not condone such illegal Herald Staff Writer problem of pot smoking on the acts." bus. An attempt by Councilman WINTER SPRINGS Miss Roy, who along with John Daniels to have the Howard Marsee, attorney Miss Holzman had stayed out of council call a halt to the inrepresenting the city in a civil school since the Incident, vestigation of Bradshaw's suit brought by Seminole Monday returned to classes. conduct of the building Baptist Temple, did not paint a Miss Holzman remains out of department failed to gain rosy picture Monday night in school, council support and the next evaluating the city's chances. The resolution commends Investigative sesssion will be Hired by the city in Sep. Cathie and Pam for "per- held ra!i' a.'so.t.ar -rI r:es apçy Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. 'l)rct i.iJ (it,A all calls .ithm t he t' ternberon the recommendation forming what is every citizen's Yet to be considered are two excr cails.calls of then city attorney Newman duty" and states their "action flhrTctbnrMc1wecall, affidavits by Councilman Irene F -dial rateioilL a I. ded' vrt'çrix' Brock, who asked the council to should serve as an example to Van Eepoel and one by Robert replace him as the city's at- the majority of your peers" who Andersohn. tomney In the case, advised the council that chances For winning the case were slim. 1 11 Marsee told councilmen if they decide to pursue the case it will mean a trial and "win or lose," / he anticipated an appeal. - To Reorganize ____________________ Attorney Doubts Chances Walk School Board _____ ____ -L_ - Funds 1. ', - ion :, 'E:0 ;"_• - Commiss . Trial, Appeal Expected - Criminal I ~4 ,3, • - uilty P ~ . :.-. - -_ _-.~ I -~~` ~, _0 - . __t_ '1Z4'_1~-. .'~_ _ 1. .1e. L , Insurance Man Robbed an II :1 / -_-. ____ 1- .- -,. ~ . - - I -~ 1. ~ __~~, --:.-. -.~: -_ F-_,-,__,_:_ - Gun 1W_ -_ - " -MIS" __ _N_ __ __1, -_ tum I. El j 1,1 - en __ I TALLAHASSEE (AP) The University of Florida must not force a student to waive his right to a public hearing before he Is disciplined by a student honor court, a legislative committee says. The 1W rule was among a number of state university Policies rejected Monday by the Procedure Act Committee. Many of Joint Administrative the rules were turned down for technical (laws. Only a few were defended by Springs .-. _ - --. ~. _- the possibility that residence on July 21 leather belt imbossed with while armed wi th a firearm. reen likenesses of marijuana ________________________ Juveniles Indicted by the leaves, had fled to Ohio whereV ____________________________________ Home Delivery Said Safer ____ grand jury can be tried as he was inplicated with drugs ihl ____________________________ adults In circui t court, ac- and a burglary before being CHICAGO (AP) — Mothers whose babies are delivered _____________________________________ cording to state law, returned to Florida. at home by midwives fewer complications and In other cc,urt actions Mon. Hartley t)I the court he was healthicr ba bies than tho '.ho go to the hospital, a . . 1* ~ 0 day, a 10-year-old Fern Park wearing the belt, "because Its Thomas Biggs, UF attorney, said the California study shows. honor court rule juvenile had for three who pleaded guilty to the only belt I've The CYCLE SAFETY Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce, The Sanford Polkt was aimed at establishing an alternative procedure which The study, reported today in a paper prepared for robbery of drug store and was years." a Department and Honda representatives joined together to the student could accept by going before annual meeting of the American Public Health the honor court DYS officials told the court present a safety seminar Sunday at which some 15 motorcycle later , committed to the state SEMINAR HELD Association, was done by a health rarch team from rather than a hearing extatilished by the APA act. been confined Division of Youth Services as a that Hartley has riders were instructed in defensive riding. Above, Joe Pniutano, Stanford University and the University of California at By ED PRICKETT r. lb. team studied 217 home births performed sales representative of American Honda sits astride a new clusi. "delinquent child" was told by at the Sanford Juvenile Santr 'Winn er..Take.AIt' Rule Urged ten on Center "under lock who Circuit Judge J. William De ti Herald Staff Wri ter controlled motorcycle used for training new riders, Others by nun s run the Santa Q-uz Birth Center from 1971 Seminole County CornTAUAIIASSEE (AP) — Ronald participated, from left, were Jack Homer, executive manager of Woodson that he's being given and key" for the last 62 days. A to 1973 Regan's Florida supporters said of Action Honda, one more chance with DYS counselor he thinks the missioner Ski Vihlen said today the Chamber of Commerce; Howard Hockman., are urging a state Republican committee to Of the 231 "had completely unremarkable tirlii, at Sanford; and Rich Quigley, safety officer of the Sanford Police before facing a minimum 10- youth's "main problem was county authorities are not to be adopt a "winner-ta ke-all" rule In Florida's March 9, 1976, home," researchers reported. For the drugs" but that he believes year prison sentence for faulted for three starving Department. (Herald Photo by Presidential primary. Reagan's state campaign chairman fiw Vincent Jr.) plicatkm.s 'L'# did occur, the researchers said, the rate says. robbery. Hartley has now undergone a horses which were rescued was lower than that for the population as a whole. L.E. "Tommy" Thomas, former state Nicholas Edward Hartley, 16, "crisis change." from a pasture near Oviedo. A Republican chairman, said Monday that Reagan of Fern Park,wasindJcteItya The circuit court has retained fourth hc.- c, too weak from would benefit more than Ford from a nile allocating all delegates in each Perot rnIes Influencing Bill gruul jury for the Jan, 22 jurisdiction over Hartley as an malnutrition to stand, was robbery of Dollar Prescription adult in the robbery case and destroyed Monday night. congressional district to the candidate who gets the most WASHING1r' (AP) — H. Ross Perot denies he had votes In the district and all at-large Center, U.S. 17-02, Fern Park. has the au thority to sentence Vihlen's statements came delegates to the anything to do wftb an amendment approved by the House stiitewide forerunner. Two juveniles icaped with him to a maximum of life Im. duri ng a meeting attended by Ways and Means Committee that reportedly would give iii Ford's campaign officials were not available for drugs after holding up a prisonment on the guilty plea to Sheriff John Polk and Seminole gh cornthe Texas businennan a IlS-mililon tax refund. The lia'flt, pharmacist with what later robbery. County Animal Control amendment was passed after he contributed more than By BOB LLOYD Longwood. Deputies said pro ved to be an air rifle. The "You've got to make up your Director Bruce Clark. *27,0(X) to some members of the panel. Herald Staff Writer burglars smashed an office druggist chased the fleeing mind to obey the law," Judge Clark said he had been I Union Denies PERC Authority Perot also has off ered tc' be excluded from any benefi ts window and unsuccessfully juveniles from the store firing Woodson told Hartley. "If you monitoring the pasture where TALLAHASSEE (A?) conferred by the amendment, which he termed •' Sheriff's detectives today The Public Employes to burn their way into a his own rifle. There were no come back before me again I'm the horses were kept for three legiatatkm." were searching for a gunman Relations Commission has no authority to punish the safe. injuries, going to give you a minimum 10 months prior to Monday's In a letter released wearing a stocking cap who Itroward Teachers Union for its September strike, the it CIC(Tied "that , j Gilles 0. Bourdon, 131 Court records indicated a years In prison." actions. union not the merits of the anndmen t, have become the censays in a suit. robbed an insurance routeman Eastern Fork, The Woodlands, Juvenile was arrested two days "I'm giving you one more Clark also said Lee Smith, an tral Issue" In a contrjve-ay following a Wa ll street The union suit Filed Monday in Leon County Circuit in the Midway community east Longwood, reported to deputies after the holdup, later corn- chance," the court told the Investigator for the Seminole Journal article on Nov. 7 that ttbed ho w Perot would of Sanford Monday afternoon. Court asked for an order halting a PERC hearing Nov. 25 that - burglars took $1,000 in mitted to DYS and sent to a juvenil e as he was turned over County Humane Society, will hanarit 1 • k. ,.m..4m..,n, k........... I.. in Fort Lauderdale on whether the union should be . aiu we noioup jewelry and cash from his Daytona Beach halfway house to DYS counselors, file charges with State Attorney punished. may have been pulled by the examination by anthropologists residence. Abbott herring's office against The suit claimed that the Broward County School Board same gunman who robbed in efforts to identify the murder Sanford police today reported Ford Lean: Toward Aid Okay Mrs. Laura Spankle, owner of a nother insurance man and a victim, (lid not file an unfair labor practice charge against the unthat burglars made off with G the property and two of the ion and without such a charge PERC cannot act on its beer truck driver in the area in WASHINGTON (AP) — President Ford is luning Investigators said the (our tape recorders valued at horses, and Larry and Alice own. recent weeks, decomposing body, found last more than $S00 after using toward approving $2.5 billion in loan guarantees for New Tur ner of Orlando, owners of Hardy Patterson, of Sanf ord, week in a shallow grave at the cinder blocks to smash glasses York City 1,rt would veto a larger compromise aid bill two horses being boarded at the worked Lower Fuel Charge Sought told deputies he was sitting in north edge of the Sernino!e in doors at the Seminole High Cvm House Republican Democratic pasture. his car on Granby Street when Community College campus, School library. leaders, aunWistration sources my. MIAMI (All) Florida Power & Light Co., the state's A sorrell quarter horse, about the black male approached and had been shot in the head. One We- admististration source said Monday night that Pleas entered by seven completion of a court ordered Six months old, Sheriff's deputies reported largest electrical utility, has asked the Public Service was shot after held a .38 caliber pistol to his Capt. C.B. Fagan Jr. said the burglars removed a window defendants Monday quickly pre-sentence investigation examination by a Ford will make a decision on the New York situation Commission for a fuel adjustment that could reduce veterinarian. head demanding, "Give me victim is believed to be a white pane at Rosenwald Elementary ,vithin 48 hours." of this week's circuit (PSI) by state parole and P° customers' bills next month by 70 cents per 1,000 kilowatt However. Clark said today your money." The New York aid till approved by the House male, about six feet tall. School, Altamonte Springs, and court criminal trials docket probation authorities, hours. the three other horses probably Committee is scheduled For floor debate today and for a before Circuit Judge J. William Deputy David Ruddell said Authorities said the body is took a television and a g FP&L is seeking a December adjustment of 11.10 per The court withheld ad. can be nursed back to health. ') the gunman escaped on foot believed to have been in the wooden child's wagon, total Wood vote Wednesday. The cunpromise measure appeared to judication of guilt and placed The three have been Impounded 1,000 kilowatt hours, a drop of nearly 39 per cent from the be in serious trouble with both Democrats and with an undertermlned amount unmarked grave at the edge of value Charles Collier, 40, 416 E. Roy lee Smith, 27, Sanford at the county animal pound November charge of $1.80, company spokesman Jack of cash and insurance receipts, an orange grove for one to six Republicans saying it now lacks the votes for passage Benjamin Fred Bass, 31, Fifth St., Sanford, was sen. Route One, on one year near Sanford since Monday Francis said Monday. Sanford police today reported months. following some amendments voted Monday.. Sanford Route One, was in tenced to 60 days in county Jail probation after he pleaded no night. lie attributed the decrease to steady performance of the they are shipping the skeletal Sheriff's detectives today County jail In lieu of $5,000 bond on a plea of guilty to obscene contest to the lesser and company's two Turkey Point nuclear units and a decline Vthlen called today's meeting remains of an unidentified man were investigating an at- alter his arrest on a warrant language. cluded offense of assault and to determine if there was a in electrical generation during cooler weather, Fromme Seeks Dismissal to the SM111"iAn Institution in tempted safecracking at the charging he obtained property Assistant State Atty. Mph battery in connection with a of communications" Washington, D.C. Etiksson dropped charges of 1973 aggravated assault case in "lack for Rolling Hills Country Club, by a worthless check. be tween th Disclosure Exemption Noted e sherif f's office and SACRAMENTO, Calif. (Al') — Lynette Fromme's resisting an officer with which a woman was beaten animal control officials. attorney has asked that charges against her be dropped TALLAHASSEE (AP) violence to his person and with a belt and buckle. Declines Private Session On DDC Members of government After a report from Clark, because prosecutors withheld evidence be says could boards which are solely advisory are not required to file trespass after warning as part Donald l. Mixon, 30, 315 Vitden said it appears now that prove she did not try tokiJ President Ford. financial disclosure statements, the state Ethics Comof the negotiated plea. George Ave., Maitland, was was no lack of communication Attorney John Virga accused the U.S. attorney's office mission has ruled. Judge Woodson ordered placed on one year proba tion and county officials we re Monday of "willful suppression of evidence" and said U.S. to But only the commission can decide whether a board is Donald Edward Hampton, 21, of after pleading guilty as char ged blame, However, Clarknot was District Court Judge Thomas MacBride must at j advisory and thus exempted from the law, assistant Sanford, held in jail pending a with malicious Injury to perCity commissioners Monday declare a mistrial If he refuses to drop charges. The is Miss Jacobson replied that in proposed meeting might In- hearing on a probation violation sonal property in connection asked to research the county director Bonnie Johnson said Monday. ordinance concerning cruelty to Is a statement one witness made to police that Miss authorized the transfer of $500 scheduling the gathering In the volvo the eventual spending of charge. The commission said in a recent opinion that the 25 Hampton pleaded with damage to a fence at animals and report back to the Fromme declared, "it wasn't loaded from contingency funds to Paulucci Building, she was city funds, It should be held guilty to grand members of the Manatee County Study commission are larceny and the Foicroft Apartments. begin construction on a stretch considering the city corn- "where the public can state dropped charges of "They were actually in contempt of court," Vlrga said commission if any changes are not required to file statements that reveal sources which Jacob B. Davis, 24, 400 Pine needed Of US. Atty. Dwayne Keyes and his assistant, Donald of sidewalk inside the city mission as a "business group," assemble." bring In more than 5 per cent of their Income. breaking and entering with Ave., Sanford, was allowed 10 limits from French Avenue and had been meeting wi th Heller. "They were ordered to give Umis A therUrs offi ce spokesman t Despite Miss Jacobson's intent to commit a felony and remain free on bond during a said Sunday night the problem and they didn't" east on 27th Street. otherbussgroupato discuss Lewis Defends Prince Firing PSI. lie pleaded guilty as pr that her "materials" possession of burglary tools. In a memorandum to cern- DDC plans. Into an should be handled by animal Hampton Is accused of charged with shooting were in the Paulucci Building, TALLAHASSEE tAP) State Comptroller Gerald missioner,, City Manager W. E. troi and refused to send a violating probation meted In a occupied vehicle In connection patrol Hearst Lawyers To Be Ready commissioners rescheduled Lewis says he fired securities investigator Robert 'Pete" Knowles said the county Commissioner John car to check out reports burglary case earlier this year. with a Sept. 23 Incident at Prince because he couldn't handle his job, not because of commission would not Un- said the meeting, which he meeting for 4 p.m. Thursday at Irving Richard Beveritt, , Seventh Street and Locust in four arimais were starving SAN FRANCIS(X) (AP) — Attorneys for Patricia a squabble over a fraud investigation. des-take a "joint effort" on the called a "brainstorming City the pasture. Hearst say they will be ready to present their cage under 904 Celery Ave., Sanford, Avenue, Sanford, in which a At a three-hour deposition session Monday, Lewis sidewalk, but would "leave it to segslffl,would be "informa!," Mrs. Spankie has a one-story The DDC, when previousily pleaded guilty to breaking and shotgun was fired Into an auto, the new Jan. 26 trial date and the prosecution says it defended his decision to (Ire Prince on charges of Inthe City to do plans, labor, and but Stenstrom shot back that he known at the Downtown Rede- entering the Rex Bar, house on the property. She is expects to wind up its case against the newspaper heiress 410 'voundlng a subordination, negligence, inefficiency and conduct materials, reportedly out of town and wanted it at City Rail "whether ve!opment Steering Committee, Sanford Ave., with Intent to In two weeks' time. Leroy Ervin, 19, 108 Academy sc unbecoming a political official. The 250-foot portion of side- it's formal or Informal." heduled to return some time received $3,833 in city funds to commit a misdemeanor. He Aye,, Sanford, pleaded guilty to today, "ft's just impossible for us to know right now hoir many Lewis, who at first had refused to give a deposition, anwalk will provide a walkway for ifoore said since the begin its operations, witnesses we will call," said Albert Johnson, one f was ordered held In Jail pending the lesser and Included offense swered the questions of Prince's attorney, Ben Patterson, students at Plnecrest Clark said his office was Hearst's attorneys, following U.S. District Court Judge of attempted breaking and who is handling an appeal of the dismissal. Elementary School. ____ unable to take action because Oliver J. Carter's postponement Monday of the trial from entering In a burglary case, .-=. Commissioners a ls o !uP!4 animal cruelty Is difficult to ______ th e original Dec. 15 date. au thorized K nowles to work L Th e c ou 41 rt allowed Ervin prove and he had no access to to Caucus Leader Hails ERA Vote ___________ remain free on bond pending the pasture. Then on Monday with the county school board on ______ GAINESVILLE (A?) A Florida women's leader the problem. _____________ completion of a PSI. night veterinarian, T. M. says a resolution by the state Democratic Convention to ________________________ City Commissioners refused ___ _______ Barksdale, Inspected the horses __ ___________ _________ ___ support the proposed Equal Rights Amendment will help ordered a an Invi ta tion by the head of a _____ before having one shot and the Judgewarrant Woodson turn anti-ERA legislators out of office in 1976. bench Issued for ________________________________________________ downtown redevelopment ____________________________________________ others remo ve d to th e county "It will help In the election of pro-ERA legislators," arrest of Walter Jenkins Jr., 42, — _____________ Jeanette Blevins, president of the Florida Women's 138 DePugh St. ____ in the Paulueci Building to ______ At that time Clark said his caucus, said Monday. "For a Democrat to be against the Springs, when Jenkins failed to . . office went into action because ERA means be has to be against the party platform." show up for trial on *. By JOE ASKREN 'Bud' Feather had directed for Downtown Sanford law requires either signed But she said that the support at the convention In breaking and entering with the Herald Staff Writer Canton to revise the selection Downtown Development by neighbors or a Orlando will not lead to ratification of ERA in Florida ntent to commit a felony and complaints procedure, limiting each ar- Council (DDC) Executive ____________________________________ 'jiI: statement from a licensed next year. grand larceny, Seminole County School chitect to two jots or $500,000 Director SaraJa said the terinarian ve before th ou nty e c '.—_— Board members will held their worth of total work at anyone purpte of the suggested ProsecutorErlksaon(lropped Isa11owed to hnpoundj ls. ('' Land Firm Faces Default re-organizational mee tin g time to give more architects meeting was to acquaint the a charge of breaking and enfijIJ _I The other three horses will ____ today at 7:30 p.m. a nd the jobs and be more equitable. MIAMI (AP) — A subsidiary of GAC Corp., one of the commissioners with DDC plans ngaveIde against J _____ jj remain fn county care untultis election of a new board nation's largest land-developers, has defaulted on $33.5 Feathr and board member for redevelopment, and t' Edward Hau.4er, 19, 703 determined their owners are ____________________ chairman and vice cliathuan E. C. Harper Jr. had opposed solicit commission members' L----.-.. million in debts and now faces default on another $43.5 Meadow St., Lake Mary, after "fit" to resume care of the _________________________ will be considered. million, a company spokesman says. the earlier system used which opi nions on t he subject. the owner of the auto allegedl y anima ls. ______________________ Immediately following ad- iniv-d only five of th 17 The spokesman claimed Monday that the default by But Mayor Lee Moore, citing burglarized, failed to appear as Neighbors said the young (;Ac joiunment of the organizational architects certified Properties Credit Inc. is not expected to force the a state witness for the quarter horse for Florida's Government In The had be en unable __ meeting u regular meetingp,a,gog worth of jots in parent company or other subsidiaries to file for Sunshinelaw, advised scheduled trial, ___ to stand for three days. will be t'nMnc'tM A retvt-t I tiiff.'rrnt i4irvI Tj)wn #k.i a,i,4r. ..i1.... — under federal bankruptcy laws. reorganization 0 -_ expected from Hugh Canton, However, GAC Board Chairman S. Hayward Mills said Harper had objected to the might be legally qu1onable. ___ ". earlier this month: "1 don't know how long the parent of aux iary ser director il vices, way an adjninLstrative corn'"I'm not going to he made an '1 Ewning flendd 0411pany can la5t" if the subsidiary defaults. onticselecticnofarchite-cts(or mIttee, ir,cluding Superin. ass of by (State Att&rnc, $25 nuilmon worth o budgeted tendentWtlliam P 'Bud' Layer, Abbott Herring," Moore P'bItnj Dad y rtj SuncJy, ic(pm 5tuday and Christmas school projects. divided up the athertised jots remarked . -i.-'=Fire Deliberately Set DAY by The Sanforo HerId, Inc. Although the board last week which he said gave a llon'i Commniulooer Julian Sten11 1121111 Frtnch Ave , Sanford, _ui.1 approved a revised list of seven share of the projects to two of strom also insisted that CAPE CANAVERAL (Al') — AN Oct. 13 FIre that . destroyed a religious museum owned by The Rev. Carl arthik.is used fur the projects, the fire firms decided upon. meeting be held where th' APPRECIA TION Fire Dept. IA. UI. Gilbert receiv es a Comnuwuy Workers cla ss P., J McIntire, a fundamentalist, was deliberately set, Fire offiCarlton said the budgeted Board member Pat Telson is public would have ample access Certificate from Leonard Wynn, left, and Mark Setala, pupils at -'flfGfd. florida )7771 cials say. amounts for two firms are still also expected to give a report to the proceedings. CERTIFICATE Sanford Middle School. The eertlikate was part of a program to "It was definitely an incendiary (ire It was set," Ertrption Rat being amended, by Carrier from the courtesy busing "Why can't we have It here?" recognize community workers as part of American Education nest B. Wright, a fire marshal for the Florida DepartBoard Chairman Robert committee. Stendrom asked repeatedly. Week. ,•, -k 5%.Yr,r 5 ment of Insurance, said Monday. . _ --____- di.. UF Honor Rule Rejected appeared in court wearing atan O' CLO CK NEWS. . . Josephine Walker, 21, was arrested Monday shortly after she walked into a trap set by authorities and J.B. Shumate, head of Southeast First National Bank, an FBI spokesman said. I ' NOW FOR THE AND Bank Extortion Try Foiled, Woman Arrested In Trap felony. He Is accused of Gordon said Hartley, who .... . Tuesday. Nov. ii, 975-3A 14 Trial As Adult -1 . PARIS (AP) -- Tue sday, Nov. ia, ns _ - - __ , ------'---_ V_ • ___________.__--_- "-"--I __ _ __ ••_--_-- -' -_- _ _-, - - . ---- • - ._--_- -_-_-_ -- . -• -- - - -'- - ---- • •- - - - - �Evening HetWd 300N FRENCH AVE SANFORD FLA. 32771 Area Cede 305-322.2511 or 831.9993 Associatiot. rating Tuesday, Nov. 18, 1975-4A Sanford, Deltona. Fort Around WAYNE D. IX)YLE, Publisher H. RICHARD LONG, WILliAM D. CURRIE, Managing Editor ROBERT C. MARKEY. Advertising Director hung beck In the standings latter part of the when he made a big Jump In the placings by tying for the championship at the world cham pionship cutting Amarillo, Tex., month. were by Cutter Bill, world champion cutting of 1962. Hardin is very active in the 2,500-member which has activities throughout the U.& and He Is a of the executive of the and a director from the State of Florida. Congratulations, Mr. Hardin. Keep on ridin'. Hardin Editor until of the Seminole County School bus sale-flea market at Lottie system held a Broadway's home on SR 427, Elder Springs, over the weekend. the event was to raise monies to The purchase safety films to be shown throughout the entire county school system. We're happy to report the bus drivers raised $167 for these safety films through the sale. Sgt. Bo Taylor of the Seminole County Sheriff's Dept., will show the films once they are purchased. A doff of the old derby to these school bus drivers for their concern and efforts put forth. carport reserve horse earlier same Both of finals In this Hardin's horses purpose of sired horse organization, Canada. Some committee Secrets Best The If Kept A Clock President Ford and Sen. Frank Church, chairman of a select Senate committee investigating federal intelligence activities, aear to have reached a another passe over details of whether alleged attempts by the Central Intelligence Agency to assassinate foreign leaders should be released to the general public. Ite issue is a delicate one. coPU Congress and the executive branch th e duty to keep American people informed" They have also have the duty to keep s(,crets if this serves the national interest. Wlien the two duties conflict, the dividing line between them is not always clear. Mr. requested Ford has given the information urch Ch the Senate committee. Ile has no reservations about giving it to the full Senate, but draws the line against general dissemination on the basis that this would endanger the lives of American agents and "seriously impair our ability to exercise a positive, leading role in world affairs." In other words, our enemies would use the information against us. Mr. Church responds by noting that the President had asked him to conduct the in. vestigation into intelligence activities in the first member association The exemplification of the Fourth Degree Knights of Columbus, DeSolo District, will be held Nov. 22, at the Cartlon Orlando. Twenty candidates will be presented to the Secret school drivers Calling all season ticket holders to Seminole High School football games! All persons holding season tickets who wish to have first choice on reserved tickets to the Rotary House, ', ; h .. I ___ ctics. 13~ , —- . - F. . *Ir "~ ~ __ V z~ x % 'i -..-. .-N.. 1&-,_`.,-,*.: -1 . . 1 . _____ I L_ t&, .-P I . -.I '11%~ ~ .1 I . ;I . _. 1 .i , I . Elects - . ,*U. :. I W t .- I . - - -_ ~ r !, . / ~, - . I _______ :;; , ,1.. ____ ____ Tom Binford was re-elected what they would cost if conchairman and Rodney Cable structed conventionally. Ryan was qlected vice-chairman. said Standard Systems would -1 construction of a ) __ , " ~ the modularf ity, then lease It to secretary to ition, while the county. He added that a jail treasurer's I Donald Jackson took over as facility Project would mean 100 __.- I_ I I , A4 - - p-,.. - . . . - L — . - Economic Summit - _ _~t i ., .- -:= %t,.- - 1 ~, . I Rowe was elected assistant . .. . - . er. Although Ryan infcrmed members that Dennis the sample port authority tenant Standard Incomplete, Systems Is presently retooling beocrerCiVedc0mPHZfleflth for construction of modular from port authority board prison cells. Ryan said in the members. event a referendum for a new Doigner said SCOPA's jail Is rejected by residents of present promotional material szrino1e County, the company was "sorely out of date" and .. I - nd Are The Key, Surv ival Mi . ~,oI 1, I- 0 = KEY CLUB — WEEK SET - Sanford Mayor Lee Moore proclaimed Key Club Week at a recent Kiwanis Club meeting with local Key (lubbers looking on (from left John Myers, Dan Fitzpatrick, Bill Sanders, Mike Good, Tom Lake, Jeff Sanders, Harry Lawman, and Frank Holmes. (Herald Photo by Bill Vincent) Longwood To Sue F Utility for presentatio ns not only to 1hLstria! prospects, but to local groups. SCOPA's tank farm is virtually complete, Ryan reported, with minor paving tasks to be completed next week. O By DONNA ESTES herald Staff Writer against Sartlando Utilities to program whereby city water ministration had failed to get to serve the area with both gain ownership of sewer and service could be extended Into deeds from the land developers water ar'd sewer. Voters in communities across the country -When Dr. Claude water lines In four city sub- the city's northwestern section, for the utility lines and that the The city was unwilling I-uJ VU L VV. - r=— Fly, then a 65-year-old agronomist, was captured LONG WOOD— The City divisions and to collect some Indicated the governing body Is developers had Instead tran- accept the terms offered. areevery Day. The following, by the Tupamaros a few years back, he spent Council Monday night in- 14,300 in utility tax payments. looking at this time to serving sferred ownership to the utility Julian Informed the council taken from the ballot in one small midwestern . 2($ days In captivity writing a 600-page structed City Attorney Ned Denvonshlre Council Chairman subdivision with company. J. H. that one agreement Is on file city, was not untypical: ..~y Julian Jr. to file a lawsuit Grant, who has pushed a %vater only. biography of himself and a 50-page "Christian LONDON (All) -- Ainnesty International says the The city council early last with the city from the utility Checklist," In which "he analyzed the New "Shall the charter amendment as proposed by The council authorized the year discovered that the lines company promising to deed the Soviet Union so mistreats its 10,000 political prisoners ______ ordinance No. 1975-18 approved by the Blank Testament to determine what were the 'do's and 'J many are driven to suicide or self.mutijation, taking of bids for 1,600 feet of had not been deeded to the city, utility lines within Winsor don'ts' for a good Christian." City Council, September 3, 15, to amend Most of the prisoners are In constant hunger, their work eight-inch water pipe to extend but did not pursue the matter. Manor in the future, but no ______ .. existing Sections 3.14, 4.04, 4.05, 5.01, 6.01, 7.01, In a similar on Sir Geoffrey Jackson, water from E. E. Williamson is dangerous or unhealthy, and those in special — ______ Julian reported to the agreements are on file con7.02, 7.03, 9.01, 9.02, 10.01, 10.02, and 10.04, Bri ti sh ambassador to began Road writing psychia tr ic h os tals ar Uruguay, to inside the Devonshire governing body last week that cerning the other three pi e subject to random beatings and :i . — , ), enacting new Sections 2.01, 5.01, 10.01, 10.02, series of children's stories. When the Tupamaros abusive drug dosages, the report said. subdivLgion entrance. &-inlando Utilities was willing (levelopments. confiscated the first, he mentally and "There are many recorded ciici nf rnnvi,'tq fnklna Julian has been neitotiating to naythehack utility tayps vi memorized 11 more in his eight monD In a for months with Sanlando monthly payments without their own lives," it said. repealing existing Sections 4., 8.01 and 8.02, __ and renumberIng existing and new sections terrorist pr ison. After regaining his freedom, Sir .. Utilities, which serves the four interest over a three-year .: LONG WOOD — For the third added that the counts' should be city developments Incidental thereto, to provide for the ap. Geoff rey pu blished all 12 as a book. of Devon- period, in exchange for city I F I; time In recent months, a plan approached to participate with ___ \ potntmeut and removal by majority vole of shire, Sleepy Hollow first ad- recognition that the Florida Interna tional po litical kidnapings have been Under 25 - SR-22's the for providing sidewalks to city in the project. Council of a city manager, who will assume a growing and profitable business these past dillon, Winsor Manor and the Public Service Commission public schools within the City Council member June Cancelled - Rejected office on January 1, 1978, be adopted?" .4.. Moorings, all north of SR 434, regulates the company's several years. AM Amer1ana have been toe communitywasbroached tothe Lonnann recommended that E.Z. Payments. Quotes with water and sewer to operations and rates syithin vi in 40 per cent of te cases. ______________________________ Thlsparticular issue, whi ch wasone of near ly cIty council Monday night and colleagues be prepared to collectutilityt.axes service A theflrmdid city. . a dozen similar phrased, was defeated by the is meet under these circumstances, the this time it won unanimous appear before the Se / __________________________________ minole not collect from its city In addition, the company said votersof"BlankCity." Thereisnowayof tethng approval. Legislative delegation at a local State Department and Pentagon have NOV. 18 customers over a four-year it would execute agreements Inner Peace Moement, 8 hs many Niect1It0flits mer1ts andhowmany cooperated in making a study of what kind of Councilman Gerald Connell, meeting In mid-December period .2417 S. French Ave. Florida Nurses noting its willingness to deed Seminole, who p.m. First Federal of Association, were simply dazed by all the verbiage between men with what kind of attitudes survive, a several months ago urged requesting the legislators "do District 37, business meeting, Sanford. During the negotiations, the the utility lines to the city If and S SI Sanford, Fla. 32771 the"Sha ll"and the"beadopted"and,uncertain the city to use an expected something about a law saying council w ha tannorwonwlcan dO to pICventgettjng -. vIu found that a past ad- when the city was in a position (. County Health Building, San-. National Youth Appreciation $70,000 in windfall state revenue the county can tell us what to just what it was they were being asked to decide, captured In the first place. lord, 4 p.m. INSURANCE AGENCY foll o Week awards by Sanford sharing money to provide do" the old unwritten adage: "When In A part of th e study has focused on Jackson and Oviedo High School Advisory Optimists to outstanding sidewalks In city areas to the doubt, vote no." City Attorney Ned Julian Jr. Fly because of their long imprisonment, their W the Seminole High Board Committee, 9a.m., at reported Seniors, noon Woodland School to open in to council last week tv Now there are probably any number of good SUCCeSS is surviving with their emotions and school. Open to all Interested luncheon, Sheraton Inn. December and to Lyman High that the Florida Public Service rea sof la wafldlegal precedentwhythis klp4 "Hey, hold still!" personalitieslntact,andbecauseof theapparent persons. NOV. 19 School via SR 427 south of SR Commission (PSC) has taken of "bellotese" is necessary. One can be confusion these men created among their jailers, Juvenile Justice Forum 8 the pltion that the city lost its 434. . Democratic Women's Club of ed, for sometimes suspecting a confusion so great that "the terroiist P.m., Altamonte Springs Civic to The council authorized Public right control the rates and the legal mi nd 's fondness for mumbo-Jumbo is Semnin,le County, noon, Sue. organization found It necessary to remove Center. Sponsored by League o Works Director Ralph Fisher to operation of privately-owned I I not greatly different from that of the jungle guards who were falling under their influence." I I I Ann's Capri Restaurant. Women Voters of Seminole It Is i obtain cost estimates for utilities operating within Speaker-Commisaloner Mike witch doctor. That Is, U was not Jackson and Fly who were open to the public and will In- concrete. municipal limits when the tha t a councilman from the Tuscawffla area brainwashed. Hatt.away. Pastor's Views Lawyers never "so - elude qualified panel of Connell said the city's county commission gave up its would say, One reason he does not want the Now it is not likely many of us will be captured do. A person's will does not merely give his Com- right to the state agency. federally funded Sariord Senior Citizens Club, qualified speakers. I am writ.ing this letter by necessity and not church In the area that, we feel God had led us to, by internat.lonal terrorists in one foreign country * worldly goods to his heirs but "gives, bequea tha by c prehensive Employment Julian told the governing Md covered dish luncheon, noon, Deltona Junior High School ho i ce. The United Sta tes Is faced with tur- is that the traffic might "cause someone 's dog to or another. But In reading the stories of a ese two and devises." LIke the witch doctor's magical Ixilence, rebel Training Act 'CETA) city body. It had two courses of Sanford Civic Center. Enter- skating party, Melodee Skating 11 lion and the lack of strong be run over." That's downright funny! men I was struck by the thought that the camthtion, unless the legal language is authority. either pipelaying could handle action open to it — crew to sue by Central Florida Rink, 25th Street, Sanford, 5:30 . tainment Honesty fnata premium. The need (or Then, the PSC attempting to retain precisely so and exactly like that used from time God in Am er i ca ii being stifled by dishonesty, spent timeconsider a councilwoman who has methods they used in their Imprisonment might the chore. to 7:30 pm. Chorale. in various meetings wi th some be equa lly valid for use by anyone who meets up He said the city could add the the right of control, estimating munemorial, it Isn't any good. : M opportunism and selfishness. The American residents at different homes, spreading Iles and with tragedy beyond our control — when we are responsibility to the crew legal costs could he more than public is fed up with men and women, who oc- venom about this Church and what It will do to left helpless and without hope. But would It not be oesibIe t without changing Its job titles $15,000 or to encourage sense and stri ve for a little more clarity on our cty places of leadership at federal, sta te, the area. I think it is time, those who live In Neither man was young. Jackson was 56, Fly since the sidewalks would legislators to amend the state . , county, a nd city levels, who use their office for Winter Springs take the God-gi ven right to vote 65. Both had frailties and ailments t*llots? Something i&e tids: . But., the comprise less than 10 per cent law to stop counties from seriously and investigate the background and study notes, "The two men had several qualities .'. "Shall Blank City adopt a dty manager fOflfl selfish motives and notoriety, of their work or the city could controlling city actions In this The Seminole Baptist Temple record of those who are nmnL'ig for council this in common: Ea ch FRED 0. FERRIS 0 ._1 "I -p"46 ', , , I am pastor of Ky., H. Browne Mercer, request the county to permit a manner. of ott'The city manager would aSSUre whi had enjoyed a successful ch Is suing The City Of Winter Springs Dec. 2. Mobile, Ala., James J. Mercer professional life and had extensive experience In ' J offlceonJanuaryl,l9l8andbe subjectto a p. In other business, Monday change In the four men's Job . (I 2700 76, of Fred 0. Ferris, because of revoking a conditional land use OnetMngmo re Jr., Vicksburg , Miss. Iwouldllke and John to aay,I • know a dealingwI th people.Ech hadong fyfl polntment and removal by ma jority vote of v night, council: des cr iptions, ar im ce, wtilcim they granted to our Chur ch on Man, who some 2000 years ago, set the world on Both Ridgewood Ave., Sanford died Y. , Mercer of Sanford; sister, knew how to con trol theIr tempers, unCouncil." Refunded $100 to Florida Connell said the Woodlands MondLy night at Seminole Mrs. Elizabeth B. Cleggett, July 21, 1975. By and large the three men who fire with Ills life. There are more books written derstuod the tactics of their Jailers and knew how School sidewalk should begin at National Bank because it has Then below: voted In favor, and the gentleman who occupies about him, more songs about thin, and there to cope wi th th Memorial Hospital. A native of Leitchfield, Ky.; brother, eir own (ears, anxieties and the entrance road of Longwood withdrawn an application for a "Th is charter amendment, proposed by the mayor's position are good, honest men. They were governmental officials who tiled Richmond, Tex., he came to James T. Yager, Los to run periods of depression. Both men likewise had Angeles, Groves on E. E. WlllIam.con change in zoning to permit Ordinance No. 1975-18 and approved by the Blank will get my vo te on Dec. 2, 1975, but I feel Him out of their town. This Man was Jesus Christ firmly rooted valu Sanford 10 years ago from Cal.; 11 grandchildren and six ... And es they smaller size lots in Columbus main ta ined Road to the school. . City Council, September 3, 1975, would amend strongly that the ci tizenry of Winter Springs, the Son of The Living God, no Nanjemoy, Md. He was a WWI great-grandchildren. matter how hard their dignity through all the dehumanizing exGrant Harbor subdivision. Council Chairman J. R . existing Sections ,.. "and so on. veteran, a retired Civil Service should consider very caref ully before they elect man has tried, He Is still here and His Influe nce perlences of th Funeral services and burial eir long captivity. Actua lly, this example is not bad at alL It Is a councilmen and councilwomen, who have their and power, and His Word ca n never be done employe, member of Anacostia will be in Leitchfield, Ky. "Perha ps most Important, however, was the I — -.S model of simplici ty compared to some involving ciwn selfish inter ests at heart who have lied and away with. The old saying Is "You Lodge 21 F&AM, Bahia SIUifle Gramkow Funeral Home In can't fight spiritual strength of the two men. Both were . inatters like the Issuance of bonds or the m presented truths and who ha ve sought to ci ty hall." I don't believe this statmenl 1 God deeply Temple of Orlando, Veterans of charge of local arrangements. .. gious — and this gave them the amendment of state constitutions. Issues have hinder and stop a group of people, who, led by I serve and belong to, will prove this very soon! strengthreli F to face the constant threat of dea th. It been known to be framed (could it be God, seek to build a church that will preach the Disabled American Veterans also ena bled them to deal wi th their captors as NOVEMBER 17, 1975 deliberately') so that a negative vote Is rea lly a Gospel of Jesus Christ on a piece of property they Florine O'Neal . Chapter 30 of Sanford . Hewasa Sincerely, fellow human be ings in the Christian concept; I. __ ADMIS1ONS vote in favor, or vice versa, Major Garvin Jr. already have purchased in the city of Winter Baptist. Rev.HobertE.Clark they avoided the corrosive effects of hate for Little wonder that there is such widespread Springs, which needs the influence of God's Ronda L McLelian wife, his Include Survivors Pastor their enemy." Sanford: distrust of government and politicians and so Word. Anderson Alexander five Sanford; of Dorothy Ferris, -: Seminole Baptist Temple Spicy Baglcy Itwis in this manner that both men broke AlsIne much voter apathy, N. Dasey Wendell and It's a shame and a disgrace to understand ions, Fred 0. Jr., WinterSpr ings. down the antagonism of their captors. 1. Kathryn J. Cameron Robert F. Watson Ferris, both of Clinton, Md., Mildred C. Crowe Mary M. Lawson John R. and Thomas W. Ferris, Missouria Davis Dorothy W. Reardon both of Sanford and Henry J. Fred 0. Ferris Mary S. Vanderhoff, DeBary Ferris, of Silver Springs Md., Linda A. Giddens 01 Alice Cardillo, Deltona Irma L. five daughters, Mrs. _=1 Cecil T. Gore John H. Kerar, Deltona Elkins, Falls Church, Va., Anthony Green Emma V. Metallo, Deltona Rosie llipskind, Melbourne; lancy H. Griffin Helen H. Widdis, Lake Mary • Mrs. Darla Jean DeVane, Lonnie D. Hastings I Annie M. Bracken, Orange We've broken an old Christmas tradition, namely the practice of Nanjemoy, Md., Mrs. Nancy L. WkcJITNC,TflN — A iwlii, nf Ami,1,.a.. 'I'- fl—. --. Alice M. Jackson I$.Tth WIJU IUC U IUgBCS 13 — r.A• a rvury )ea'r1ary JOflfl Connally Ls City roles In NASA's space shut Glenn, Pensacola and Mrs. tle program. Among collecting Christmas savings without paying interest in return. A believe Gerald Ford ii a great guy but a poor Senator Glenn whose name doesn't even appear rated very unfavoably by Americana overall Henry L. Lewis those who Richard I). Johnson, Orlando were Caine, Sanford; Rockwe Lynne Tern ll 's guests in President. And their favorite Democrat is none In most presidential pollii. Caddell ascribes and even Scrooge-type tradition, if there ever was one! the duck Mary L. McCloed by many Republicans. Clearly, the Dan Frazkr, Titusville blinds last year, for example, were Ryndal J brother, John It. Ferris, San of the presidential contenders out Sen. John Gle nn 's popularity to the fact that "he Is seen as residue of scandal has Florence E. Nelson outlasted the news of his Wetherington, NASA's Mr. & Mrs. Arthur & Patricia Diego, Cal.; 19 grandchildren deputy director for space Glenn, 1)-Ohio, the former astro'iaut. Arlene E. Richter basically non-political by most people — ob- acquittal on the actual charges bi'ought against shuttle We look at it this way: Christmas Club money should work as hard baby girl, Sanford Bradle,'s engineering; Clarence Gay, deputy and one great-grandchild. These are the surprising f indings of viously an asset at a time when.. . mistrust of Janie Roddy him" director of NASA's Houston space shuttle office; ____ Funeral Srlces and burial for you as any other kind of savings. After all, it takes as much will America's most painstaking po llster, PatrIck 11. po li ticians Is on the rise. Glenn also proves to be Charlie L. Singleton — Alabama's Gov. George Wallace "has Gerald Gramkow Griffin, deputy auclate adm will be Suitland, Md. Caddell, whose confidentia l "Cambridge equally poi*tlar with Republicans." power for you to put it aside. And, since we invest it with the same inistra tor Sylvia Whack actually declined in popularity. The constant for space flight FRF.DGALLOWY is In charge of operations; Home Funeral Reports" are distri bu ted to a se1et list of and Jack Cramer, a Valerie A. Whtc care as other savinas doll a rs,. vnim chriiild hnfU frrin' 4lig Yet flmferatc when a'ked whnrn lh.0 harrIIIJP flf ('rttIr%cni nmA1I ,,a &... ....A I I.. ___________ ____ 4 ____ F ______ Soviet Prison Brutality Cited ___________ School Sidewalk . situati - , - a -- I LOW AUTO RATES _____ ____ CALENDAR -. 1=l /- - He is begging th e question. Th e issue is not who suggested th e investigation or how the hearing is conducted, but sensitivity of the results that are produced. If Mr. Church needs additional information he should press for it aggressively. He will not get it by having th e Senate publish confidential information that already has been given to him. Nor does he lack access to the testimony of Mr. Colby whose tenurehás beenextended wl1 beyond th e time when the Senate Intelligence Committee report is due. Moreover, wheth er he is director of the CIA or not, Mr. Colby will be available as a witn ess. It would bea strange irony indeed if th e Congress discloses national secrets in a 500-page report on intelligence activities when th e Freedom of In- ic scrutiny "trade secrets," commercial information, inter-agency memos, material th at invades th e privacy of other federal officials, material that discloses investigative techniques or endangers th e lives of domestic law enforcement officers and geological information about oil wells, A promotional brochure was displayed at the meeUng by . I Seen WASHINGTON (Al') American officials predict there will be a 1976 international economic summit of sort that produced a tentative accord between the United States and France on currency exchange rates. Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger told reporters Monday night that be expects ano ther six-nation , economc conference next year like the one th at brought President Ford together with the leaders of France, Great Britain, West Germany, Italy and Japan at a 16th century chateau near Paris last weekend. "If the conditions get critical, they will meet earlier," Kissinger said aboard Ford's plane returning here from Paris. Off' ld provide minimum, moderate maximum meetingof e0 th Seminole County security modular cells for approximately 50 per L-ent of Port Authority. ________ . Other medical ur said ano th er operation was under consideratj but the hemorrh ranco's blood surgery inadvisable for the moment. Franco has had three abdominal operations in the past .. - two weeks, but each has checked the hcnjorrhaging only temporarily. ~4 ~ - llq%wl~ - wrote fidentiality is an "element" in "a pattern of attempt&' by the administration to hamper his committee. The senator adds that th e abrupt dismissal of William Colby, director of th e CIA, was anoth er of the White House's "disruptive" -- ." -1 _______ - MADRID, Spain (AP) — Generalissimo Francisco Franco suffered another nuts.siste abdominal hemmorage early today. His doctors said the bleeding was being Second __________ Puzzle .d~M - __ . . - . Authority IF -T*- -r ~,l IH A I Franco Hemorrhages Again Fourth Operation Possible I ,~ ;1 / I ba,,ot-ese' Port IN BRIEF ___________ DON OAKLEY . . ,. -. WORLD Tuesday, Nov. 11, Iff"A Evening Herald, Sanford, Ff. ! Wanna buy a peanut? You'll have more than one opportunity to do so this Saturday when the Kiwanis Club of Seminole Sunrise takes to the streets en masse for a community-wide peanut We that is designed to raise funds for underprivileged children. Club President Cliff Miller says volunteers will become peanut vendors on street corner., throughout the community for the day in an attempt to raise $800. In reality, the bags of peanuts will be 'given away' to anyone for any donation they might care to give. Let's all support this worthwhile effort, realizing that any donation, Large or small, will go to help the underprivileged children right here In our hometown — Sanford, Fla., U.S.A. — Bill Currie the season home Deilvery: Week, 55 cents; Month, $2.40: 6 Months. $14.20; Year, $28.40. By Mail: In Florida as home delivery. All o ther mail: Month, $270 6 Months, 116.20; 12 Months, $32.40. Bowl, to be played at Lyman High on Nov. 29, must order same before Friday. Persons wishing to purchase the $250 reserved ducats are urged to contact the Seminole High Athletic Department. Seminole High's opponent in the annual claaslc has not as yet been named. Fourth Degree by the Franciscan Friars General Assembly. The candidates are from two councils: Father and Deltona Council Lyons Council 5357, 6584, All Fourth Degree members are welcome to attend the exemplification and banquet. Spencer Hardin of Sanford recently completed the year as the fourth leading non-professional rider in the National Cutting Horse Hardin earned his by winning $5,532.20 on his two horses — Bill's Sylvia and Sill's Jazabell — and placing in 24 contests sanctioned by the Worth-based organization. . . - As _____ .: 322-0285 831-9774 N . . ____ __ - . . _________________ ________ _______ ___________________ - - I I I Letter To The Editor tv I I th I - - -. ' - AREA DEATHS ,.-_... As Other Florida Editors See It: . r , . -. ...- - - Oil Monopoly Several major oil companies say they will do tleir test to hold down gasoline prices now that price controls, at temporarily, are gone. If you think that sounds too good to be true, the presiden t of Ashland Oil Co. agrees with y According to him, the major oil companies, which con trol their product f rom well topwnp, can afford to hold down retail prices because they make handsome profits selling crude oil to th eir refineries, Independent oil companies, which buy their crude from the lower Um thou the majors, will almost certainly have to rise. Customers will stop buyiM Qieapoco and switch to, say, Exxon, ThM Says Ashland' s Prekdent. the inClependents will be run out of business and the majors will raise their prices even There you have it. Save now, pay later. One more reason for Congress to break the oil giants into separa te companies that —The Miami News BERRY'S Vv'ORLD HOSPITAL NOTES - . _______________________________________________ oreign Wars, Maryland, and I . -- ____ JACK ANDERSON ohn G enn Is Tops With Democrats -.-- .. - _1 1. 1. I r.b1 - For 1976 Christmas Clubbers , - - _ _______ ui1 J IAIE A TU[D &".• - 1 --- - .- c �ira Femciles i/ bla z ing' The Herald Ser vices nation's first female telegraph (N.Y.) Medical College in 1847. in 3857 e thblfshed the New York Infirmary for Indigent Operator. opening 'mother new field to women. Louise Blanchard Bethune The editors of the Reader's Digest have chosen 32 American women of the past 83 (1856.1913), New Doors WOMEN Button, button who's got the button? That's the game area high school football committees are playing as th ey Scramble to fill berths for Nov. 29 games in Central Florida. 1kela d Ka th leen and Vero Reach probably No. I and 2 on want %.OteMonday lists game. -- -. Which leaves the Rotary Bowl and Sentinel Sta r Bowling looking for opponents ____________________________________________ . -1 -ft -1, __ -,., . I .%- - 4 it -. I .. __ . History has come full cir -e: J Spangled Banner." __________ _________________ 1. . ___________ A/ - - I Lj,j 4 :A tL;:". _!~ -..z / - I -.. ____________ :J'j ! :7' ____________________ i , , 10--...'-s., el- : I - ~ - ; ,-/ ____ _______ - - _________ __ --- ____._ __________________ - - it. i2i.- :"! _.-*--' __ j ___ - - S Major H M GUm __ _- -A - _ ____- .# Corps members included - Re William Ennis, E -- -, James Jeraiu left a C. Solon Teston are ho a - , - at - Firs t Wife DEAR ABBY: Iam p is and ~~~~ ngb Cl the American Rev olution, Salle (second left) and Mrs. A. W. Lee, regent I Herald Photo by RM Vincent Jr.) exchange stu A bby p.m. BE REAL H - I - it ' i, - . __ - __ __ - j : ~. . — :, r' f - • - _-_ ,,----- ,I. _~_ ~~ -:: I ~_ ~ - I patterns of uncontrollable ! 5 - i * PA is desIied to help -•s ence toward the Chlln, ' I ' . organization OU ad no one needs use other than —- / I - 11 . L I . , t say ., Ir .1 1 110" grown tall stage their 'night out ________ Sterling ('heTc ith offensive QB Randy Faber CINCINNATI (API - 10 I Announcing a Wand n' ~'1 o . i t i LJ\' O.J. Simpson for a nationally i yards in the f anything is illegal. It is rare th at arrests of televised 33-24 victory over the Bills. "lie's by far the best quarter- triggering action. back in the game," said Mye "Every p is he had time Z row was perfect." Lefler Of Law Closes Games Augustana (111.) College called it ' my best performance." 5' 50d I 1w lO of 171b, ITIornentous year Hundreds of 90. But Simpson, who bo playing cards, keino, roulet or faro for money or for agreed that Anderson was law has made the above mentioned game and something else. "Anderson was unreal," said others like it something of a closed affair. Simpson, who fell three yards P — I - .. , - ,_, roun I - , -1 - ." .1 Reggle McDonald hlts for two from side 0 cture this time to Cocoa where they SEMINOLE: H John 221; Jameson . Texas disappeared from the Top 700 11; MM, Michigan and Alabama Twenty. It was be 4ieved to be KruerO 1 3 1 ; HamPtOn 10 02. Totals 23 17 25 67 held onto the top five spots in the first time a 2-7 record A&ioiciated Press e in 1963 that the Irish were not in e Texts the rankings. I 0 0 2; Blake 6 0 0 12; Douglas% I 0 1 foot ball 2. Fredrick A oo e; Crenshaw s I 2 moved up to sixth place ahead It. Totals 29 1.5 60 Colorado moved up from loth of defending national champion Oki rna and Notre Dame and to ninth by beating Karms 24-21 Sminole Southern California dropped while idle Penn State rose from Manatei 3$l$o completely out of the Top llthtolOth. miIe 12. Ma natee 23. ________ kT=~._ __ __ , .7 I& , — I— - L' —* ____ 1 _______________________________________ -_ Z2 _-__.- ' S allt1mecarecrmarkof(je0- - _I______________________ yard games. "lie's cool, efficient ... the best we've e ver played," said Bills' defensive end Wait Pa. _ - ________ tui. Anderson, hitting 30 of 46 41 1 - ically moved aturday, earned Th6 points by St. i i000 i.i 36 defeating Illinois 21-I5 while 2 Nebraska (ii) 1000 1.05$ - , - . - __ _____ , z. _ __ - The Second Ten consists of the Arizona, Florida, California, With two weeks left ir, re'iar season, Ohio State Georgia, Miamiof Ohio cei ved 46 first-place votes and Mar Pitt Missouri, 'yland. t wee as from ,~ nationwide panel of Penn State, Arizoq . a. Southern spoe.s writers and broadcasters Cal, Florida, California, Miami, foll' wing a 3 rout of Min. Kansas, Missouri, UCLA and ne!ota, the unbeaten Buckeyes' Georgia. lCth consecutive triumph. Pitt, which dropped out of the Florida is ranked Top Twenty a week ago follow. I ing a ls to West Virginia, Nebraska mau. made it back by whipping Notre 8 for a 52-0 Dame- Arkansas reappeared Ohio State led 49 I first-place following a four-week absence y trouncing tes and Southern 0 Met ho dist 37 and Maryland The other fplavote ce and Cinnbed back in after a week's 887Points went to Texas AiLM,a absence by edging Clemson Z I4 winner over Rice. Mich. 20. igan, which meets Ohio State S %__ - Passes to In'il Elliott and -- ____ = ago, bowed to Pitt 340 and 1 3 4; McDonalc!500 10;.Faber 1 34 half alone, represented a club mark. - By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS but Notre Dame, No. 9 a week 5.' II; ZueI 1 _____ -- - ~- . Brevard Community College. ~_ - _.--- __ -__ .- ' ______ . -a ~_ __ __- _ - - - _~_M z M_ -, -- - -__ A&M Alabama trimmed Southern Mississippi 27 3-T"as points. 5Alsbarns $Tas Texas climbed from seventh length of the field when nece Dflflfl,•,•,•, I.Arizona st, ig? 671 l 1040 A 1,. 1-10 222 - _~ , - - lt isn't eemin It tbfte robed [Ake Howell IUgh downing Texas Christian 27.11 Il Arz touchdown and two-point cm 13 California chilled from th e dip in temperatures Friday night footbiiillm am version to nip hiLssouri 2&i,7 or from I s- Gfwgia and slipped from sixth to sev- 16AIDMI0 21 licking It was handed by West 0, icheer,ahttoa "We knew we'd have prob. BAD FEELING man, the reserves we, searching for all the warmth they could nickles on NFL games every weekend with a close lems with the pass," said Simp.. get. illeraid Staff Photo by Tom Vincent) friend They argue or ours abo utt 1 at might _____________________________________________________________________ have happened if Big Bubba hadn't blocked those 9 10 I0 the Bengals the sa (1) goo enthwith 590points Arizona State held onto eighth If Mitsouri placeby trouncing Pacific 5,s.14 .-,0,1V`i.3rV1at,4 140 1% 7.30 140 7 21 121 9.14 730 640 114 $2 " 'f t ' A. . fomm, It is a book that takes series of .iuers. dud his naris iiontrs -- manv of ~ Ws. shy of breaking JinUTly Brown'i Passes with no interceptions, shredded the Buffalo 3econdary F th m the lure isn't winning X-amount of to shatter by 95 yards his formoney,.but the fun is in the action. Poker regulars mer club record of 352 yards set are m uch like fans who frequent the horses, dogs or last year against Houston. Ile night, not to buy a new dress or pair of shoes. Aspects of gambling ary I know a preacher who is a football fan. lie bets ;:. will take on highly-regarded for the American Conference derson marched the Bengals come a 197-Yard rushing feat by misdemeanor Winning is on the tir) of the tongue, but the object is to have the capital to bring back the next - Collegegame, which gets going kept the Bills battling back . viola tion gamblers. Alost of them frequent Central Florida pari-mutuel joints as well. - (A ~ M1 -,~ , qI *._._.-.____, '' at 7:30, the the Pittsburgh Steelers. yards for an 19-yard field goal Andersons 44i-yard aerial as with 10 aceasern es oa nday b DeGreen t provided sault against the Buffalo Bills Houston. Buffalo dropped its breathing room. M ts the young National Foot. fourth game in the last last five Anderson hit ftee of his ball Iae signal caller at the ou ti ngs to fall to ceivers for a total of 337 Yards. head of the class. Cincinnati never trailed in the Js"c Curtis, who suffered a "I've never a day when a guy offensive free-for-all, twice bruise d ankle, caught seven for was so precise," said Myers, building 10-point leads and 139 yards, Myers had seven for whose seven receptions for 108 opening the margin to 13 early 108 and Joiner mWed five for Yards helped the Bengaisover. in the fourth quarter jai-alai night after night. IS apart' Ho Teammate Chip Myers thinkz , an art, its practitione vary in skills theo. Poker playera are something of habitual --- 11 Aft good was Cincinnati quarter. The victory Put the Bengals, Buffalo closed the gap to back Ken Anderson Monday now 8.1, back in a first-plar.e 30-24 tie with eight minutesleft, but Annight? 'Mere was tile day when the town marshal ' -M * would have been a regular at the table. usually - ~ " 1 Jameson, seeing more action than he had in either Of the Raiders first two games, at mpted 15 shots and made t An erson 447 Yard oo Much For B 1 i lost art. u ..- . . by the letter of the law, Poker is quickly becoming a Strangersare eyed catitiously, when admitted. The sta kes re low. not low too The object isn' t reall y O Wney on the ta ble is really a vehicle of Po er 1-1. about 3 this morning, and some P _____________ The fifth-year pro from little F .I VOtuni0 - - - of our players have cla&se~s all competition among themselves.Considered illegal th is nature are made. Usually, one of tile players loses more, than he can . en 1 ___________ Duke, Count, Softseat and To-do-Lou have names. And f-31-nilies. Their's are expressions of k Pfess that gives the wh ole drams , tic swOOP of 1776. the four -ling year Amera, — - -- OA.r _,~_ : 6 King - _______ :, % .;- • _________ i ,. f I - " I - V. - starting at 8," Sterling said 0 . . .-., p ece. 1) the saloon. If I reniemtvr correctly, Wild Bill .-. Hickok died playing draw poker, holding a pair of ._.. _. aces and a pair of eights, known to this day as /' i / I - __- - I The Raiders passed another Sterling was also concerned kind of test Monday night at about John Zeull, a sparkplug Bradenton coming from a who injured his knee agai point halftime deficit to Manatee. "We'll Just have to overhaul Manatee Junior see a bout that later," Sterl ing College o in their ft road, said. "I don't know right now game of the season Just how much John will be able to play tornght" "They were real tough down there," Sterling said today. TV Raiders hit on 25-of-61 "We had ess fieldgoalattemptsagajnst the tO Our bench in order to turn it I.incers I'donday night and convert 17-of-26 free throws Seminole played almost the to come out on top after a slow tire game without starting center Vernon Johnson. who late In the game and at one aw mitaction ed because point Pushed its edge to 0 U. e ameson O picked up the slack for the Sterling was pleased with the ailing Johnson, popping in 10 -a d play of Chip Noe, points and leading the Raiders who hit on five field goals and in rebounds with nine, made (-9 free throws for 18 Specifically, it's dealers choice. It happens all over the country on Friday nights, sometimes even eeknights heti boys dead mans an ~:: - Safely ba ck from a nearly al l. about Florida College, well. night road trip, Seminole rested after an 878 Community College's tough Ike City in a win over Saturday baskeffi ill Raiders iio take on ni'ht op n r Even the vanquished Bifis 4 -. 1 . The threat of anyone picking the letter of •h The Almanac Here in one f •i at Sof - 1, A I - .~ - t- ft th f the group He ' carries his own pillow to combat overtime rigo' f ___ 1 . . ~,_ Then there's TdIu, Th at what th ey call him. In reality, it's 11wo to you, Lo u. He's the sleeper Players have to continually prod him that " h'' t urn to call the bet : I .3 . IndePendence Won call the L et one. Not of which is a second ;_ " 4; - - __ _____ _____ : -- 1L - __ likewise tough to hluff out of a hand. i • \ 1i _ _____ ' . F:ufl9dg/h3;,:nd •F d ' • afford and either lie or his WifC complains, - I the II ' _________ ______ -7 i} e e team's chracter Across from him is the Duke of DeLand lie's 'I - " tonight in a game coach Joe Sterling looks on as a test of his _______ . - back, he The game, if one hasn't guessed, is poker. I jyiuvijG CN ' and bumping knows to the dollar how he stands, Elsie. the Borden Cow and her ion, Bea*ward will be "at home" in their boudoir con). plete with four poster bed and I'l - Tilley call him The Count, beTause he continuously the table : - . ______________ playing, calling, bumping , coming to the Winter Park their fuzzy nows. hiall, Friday and Saturday, Nov. 21 and 22 from 10 a.m. to 9 I I I I S he's a quiet player. Not given to bluffing, he is M she said Sunday. -I hgvw,t changed._1 would like people to . , i -something of a Computer in that after 10 hours of Famous hoto Chills Second's Passion - . counts and recounts his money. his mind is Cyr,thia Am Tiffany believes it "depends on the MX4. N. C. i* , WAS the second. bum Teenage Orlando SCID sit uation and 'shot't be place winner In the Hinton, chaplain of Sallie abused... W corn . named of the eight semi. I Harrison Chapter. The 16-Year-old Min Hawaii . . Lakeview School Choir, .: was na m ed Min Tee age L directed By Mrs. William America here Saturday night in Ellmore, sang "The Star a 9mthute nationally, televised Elsie and Beauregard, crib near thefountain, ChUn k k t "I don't feel any different," are ca's most famous cows can come Jot to look or pet iI- Lotn is 42. We've been married DEAR ABBY: My husband years, I doubtfl y ththklam the ume person." less n a year. My first Md 1 have been married for 46 change him. Have a key made flr Miss DUrden was born In San years. He is a good provider, for )our bedroom door Wahand died, and so did Len's i Fran cisco and h n cue first wife. but in other ways he is he locks you out again, Phoenix, Pa., Silver SpriniM haq an Tlie problem : In put o something else. to your Social Security money Md., and Japan. --y Pictures in a large double For example, he never wants and try to keep the peace. She now lives in Kaneohe, frarne — one of me and one o( me to go anywhere without Hawaii. By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN his ftst wife. He put these him.. One nigh~ I went to a i Her talent act was a pictures in our bedroom on the movie with our daughW, and demonstration of the art of dresser facing our bed, and he EvIryonhala problem Wh:ri he was so mad when I got home woman, 23-year"Id, with two notice the difference i urs? For Japanese flower n our a Perwal reply, write to arranme keepaIookingatthesep that the kdrOom door was ABBY: BON NO. 69700, L.A.. Calif. smallthIld.Imetayear. ages, and th A high school sienlor with an A ey'll think I lockedandIhadtoaleepon t004. Enclose lumped. when we're in bed. (He's' old man. He's a widower with a married him scU. average, Miss Durden will for his money, slightly csyed so I can't 15-year-old daughter floor since we don't ha ve a nliving at Another t hing: His daughter length sofa. Halt to write letters? Send 11 ro re ceive a $1O,0 college W whether he's looking at the home. He wants to marry me acts kind of Abigail Van Burn. 132 Lasky Or., scholarship or winning and COOI to me. I'm Plicture Of mre or the one of him and take cue of me and my Boverly Hills, C8111- f9211, 1W Ab. Ile does a H afraid she might thk* the plans to becomie an interpreter. fl I am e) children. grocery by's b"i'llf "NDW to Write 1.01ters taldng her q father shopp away I feel very seff_c~oua with from be He has offered me a lovely her but I cause y item I'd put in long Wit- Addressed. stamped (7 cc) swear I'm not. his fwffesta rst ring atme ew home,ancarand1of ots new I had such a bad maage WiupUi the dresser, but Id't k me. that tW offer is tempting. What back. how tote U him. I wouldn't mind told him I wasn't sure I loved should I do? imp I get a Social Security check Parents Anonymous somuchffnkepttpict him because he's my far's TEMED for $1O1.. My husband says in another room. Am I making age, but he told me that I would Telephone Number DEAR TEWTED: m yself clear? Wleu In that $2 a month Is enough for learn to love him. dOubdon.youhave How do I handle this? me,andhewantsthe rest of it Abby, can a person "learn" many fears Stands Corrected and doubts about INHIBITED IN INDIANA to love somebody? I am not hap He en be this Man to marry him. Go DEAR 1NHLBffED: Level It is hard to Paw UP slowly, dear. Parents Anonymous (P.A.) this way since we've been with n. Tell him it's thfflet everything he's offering me, And married,but I stayed with him * Is first Seminole to e0terftlu romAutle colons but I'm afraid my mom and dad questl in answer to your because of the chil 1 and County Chapter meeting tonight at choke ww't think he's right for me persm can ,,leare to love 7:30 p.m. in Corn. it's too late to puU out. Len will have to make a because he's kind of bald, somebody. Perha I need yotr help. munity United Methodist between a dead e on the wears gses and is not much Church, U. S. 17-92, C4WI. u could learn to appreciate CONF dresser and a Live one In bed. to look at. A be, may be reached by his generosity, but that's not DEAR DEAR ABBY: I'm a divorced CONFUSM: U Also, I'm afraid everyone win love. your cal-ling 'Laura V.- at 831-M, E-- aD husband has been this way for and not BZ2= as stated in The E — Herald, Monday. . I - 'Q dent t year in Helena, k won f understand both sides' of Japan - By JIM IM studying Of HarriVw Park, N. J., won third, and AAn Karen Roscof of . e g was led by Miss Irene pt1ng by I Title and the pledge to I_I 4. wl . America, says she can "real ly _.. I. Shades of Damon Runyon! There sits The Count, checking his cards, : She Wd she speaks fluent - I Hunches Five-Card Stud Almost Lost A their nomUons f Hwajjan Lass Wins Miss Tena Robert Little and William All - be rs .. Poker Pla ye rS GoU Und ndergrou erground - - .1 Kiwanis Club Seeks Names For Woman Of Year Award s' - ' a - .. ftii First Christian Church the benediction, retiring of Each award winner receives James R. Jeringan, director of benefacts, Roberta Gatehel, a plaque a travelig floor mal1 recreation aM parks. who catered Kiwanis lunchem banner to be II Bob Daehn, Hil Shirley Ave., and divlayed at her to During the ceremony, many ears club meeUn — presentation Cl the colors was The award is presented each n Past winners have included ne uy i%& The award will be wuOr LYUI1U W • I P W1 &4I Ianey. V Ti Mrs. el .I I VI — - ~T : Corps of the Sanford Naval who has done the most for nfl luncheon her -0__-j;~1i"Ro-_~4,4 - - Chapter regent. of the - --- __ - __ --- H yne . 1~ __,~"-I - ____ I F s me QX - - p - / - ~ ... _______ -__' I ) and one for Mrs. H. J. Leh st DAR regent. The Kiwanis Club of Sanford club and conununity. Each Perez, M.1),, On Fri day af ternoon, in Fort announces that Rosa[ It is now acWomaWa ub is even the Chapman, and Winifred Opportunity to nominate One of Glel himself now superintendent of Annual Roberta Gatchel its members The final &b)washonowhen WomanoftheyearAward th 19Th, eight no selection is made byaspedal were planted on behalf of the I The award was established In committee of Kiwanis mem. were . Clubs are urged DARhonorj his long work in 19 In the memory man, - - iJ - 1~ _.. H on red ~ a tree was planted on Thereafter, guests were Following the presen tati on of 1 behalf of Sallie Harrison introduced by Mrs. F. E. Teston and Jernigan, the orswupeo Chapter, Daughters of the Roumill at and trees were by Nal keewbandplayedpatriouc Acad emy cadets, and the American Revolution (DAR)by pented to a Sanford City re music. continued to ay as the two Carl Solen Teston in honor of resenta ti ve by Mrs. A. W. Ike, Dr. Harold Harris, pastor of tCS W planted. James Moughton, a past Supervisor of parks In Sanford. 11 Twice more since then, Testonhasptantedestor ___ - ove S EMPI ty I in 1937, 1 -. - -. a 1" ' -~ ' -I - _; I Ar%994~ ___~ ,I 7 I C UE Tuesday, Nov. Is, _____________ -..... ____ __ .8111111I.- 1.:~ .. - -A ri. Hr DAR Plants Trees I High. Those who have season ticke ts are urged to conta ct th e Seminole High athletic departmen t by Friday in order tn rrvø *kni. iiiitiitiiiiiiiii I", Evening Herald cAm - __________________________ -r - Oak Ridge, likely designated from the Metro Con. ference as host team for th e Sentinel Star Bowl, has left th at bowl's officials concerned. Vibrations from the South Orlando school indicate th e Pioneers might also prefer to sta y home and not lav in a bowl high sc hool, we would have done any thing for a bowl bid. Someth ing seems wrong, but I can't put my finger on it." Seminole season ti cket holders will ge; th e first shot at reserved seats for the Rota ry Bowl game at Lyman SPORTS Raiders Coast, 67-60; ......... 1873 led to degree the following year. r Oak likige was riding high toward a state playoff berth , and had achieved a No. 1 state ranking earli er in th e season. But Winter Park crept in th e back door and knoc ked Oak Ridge out of th e playoffs last weekend. Rotary Bo wl officials were disappointed and slightly miffed a bout Kath leen and Vero Beach declining invitations. "1 don't understand their thinking," said And y I ILPsCL i AA Seminole High has agreed to play in the Rotary Bowl, and offi cials are looking at a number of teams as possible opponents. The list includes New Smyrna Beach, Titusville, Satellite, Bishop Moore and Auburndale, - " -. Vero Vote To G o Bowling . . - '- Not th leen, annual meeting of the working onduons and factory regular admission of wO. Association of Colored safety. She was appointed students by 1,111. In l9Q il Graduate Nurses, and was one Secretary of Labor by became the first president ___________________________________________________ first Fanny Marion Jackson D. the American Home Econoj of the first black members of President Franklin Professional American woman Copn (1837-1913), the ft professional competence the American Association. Nursing Roosevelt in 1933. She was b AEV.nIg Herald, Sanford, Fl. archfte.Sheworkedtoure Tuesday, Nov. ii. 1,75 Association. dur ing a time when opportunity : black woman to become a _____________________________________ in Mli33ChU3tU. passagc of an architects' school principal. One for women was severely th of e first —_ Maria Mitchell (181649) ___ JeatteRank1n(1M0-1), Icy Hobhe Taylor li ns g limited, and th us ope ned new t ce in la w designed to. raise Negro women to graduate from Whe discove ry the of a first woman ever to in se,e new 3910), the first woman he standards of the profession, co llege, she received her doors for their sisters, comet In 1847 ought her world the united States Congress. A America to earn a den and as a Woman's advocate degree from Oberlin (Ohi The trailblazing fame and election as the ft lifelong pacifist, she voted degree. In Iowa during o) in the Atlantic alone In 1931 In cong men are: urged "equal pay for ressiona l passage of equal 1865. As principal of the Sarah Bagley (active 183 woman member of the against U.S. en into World 1860s, she was known as 15 she made the first solo historic bi work" In i8 she became ll penniWng e IUtute for Colored Youth In the 46), America's women American Academyo(Aja War 1, and gh the only woman who pulled teeth." the first first woman to be elected to th over the hazardous route to plead before the Philadelphia, she set High Court. Sciences in 1848. In 1865 she Member of the House to vote 1665 she became the Iitit professional woman labor American up a from Hawaii to California. Institute of department of industrial Mary E. Mahoney (1645. became Vassar College's flat against the declaration of w leader. After working In the Architec Belva Ann Lockwood woman to be elected to a S (1830- 19Z), the first black woman professor education where young Lowell, Mass., cotton mills, she of astronomy, a p on Japan after the attack on dental black 1917), who on March 3, society. Elizabeth Blackwell (11- men and tralned nurse. She was "trw" she held until the Ha%i1 founded the Lowell Female 1910), women could get became the year before Pearl Harbor in ii. pre v iously been denied first woman atAmerica's first woman adequate training student at Boston's New for her dea th. She was born on an in- torney to argue Labor Reform Association In Physician. Rejected rt Ellen Swallow Richards mission to Iowa College j 1844, with more than 300 mill by leading colleges 'PeRtedlY crerWngly urbanized nation. Supreme Court of before the England Hospftal for Women Nantucket Island, Mass. (l84111) the first American nSurgery (in those because of Amelia the United and Children, and her high girls as mem bers. Two years her sex, she Erhart 119), States. After her Frances Perkins (ImI965), woman to graduate from a degree was not required for ; petition for academic record at graduation studying who won fame in 1928 as began later she gave tin union the ft e woman 1_ th nf t idntifi CPhA1 Hr nrlu# member AidIy Ui 1G4, was f rst ,, '..uu nan oeen encouraged the school sne Wa woman passenger on a to admit Cabinet. In the early I9O the Cl Science degree (rem the finally admitted tivities to beconw probably the finally admitted to the Geneva transatlantic flight, then flew denied three years earlier, she other black to the school Li women. She was was Iwil worked an effective lobbyist for Massachusetts Institute of 1865, and was granted effectively her . for elected chaplain at the first consumer rights, improved Technology in N * 1,1% "trailblazers" who proved the ir Undetermined Seminole's Rotary Foe Still 1 ~ .1 Women and CMI1tren. the Opened . I F~"""""""""`~ ~~~~~~~~ Ar I r) rinric - -~_=~~ 'c ~_ _. . I- �- . __ _ _'-.-..- S 1. - ---- - -x- - --.-- - ______________________________ - --- -. T , N 0VI iii - . - - RAINES • - __ I ~% ; %\ f . , 4 - BRIEF Fm - ____ _",L~ a il iii 0C?:_1I" E.I.I~ '' .r-.. 1: - I , .. \ I !I I// . I _~ ,~,:,~ -, r, - r . ONE OUNCE,, xCEP ' CALL 48 r YOU ALL COME _. I T BRANDS l'DADfMEIJy C 11. .-- ,• t_ •-- I • - " - •- N. 1. CaNeirt :,\I. RDOWS 1-* I EXTRA . " 1. ~.- - AD-Anm*an Unebwkers but Sammy Green ranks No. I on the hat," says Coach Doug Dickey c the Florida Gatara Green, a fl8-pound senior from Ft. Meade, Fla., has been heheartoftheGatorddthis(,vjng into a nose gi slot ( .' - # 0-4;2jo , r-1 n L.T.D. I IIII.I I__ I ' Ill 0 1 ' I, , ' A6 RELSKA '"__" i I 77 . - JIM holding banks, Southeast Banking Corp. of Miami and 1 019 ' ' M (AP) - H Davison of Ildildlihil &.,;__w-_ - 8,f,0%-6 4.76 CASE - @ tackles I' - and two ausists, intercepted two passes, batted down four others and recovered a fumble. ; Dwsos 4"C.4 , i V-4-44 U 1111CO 50-28 CASE 'k : : I , __ ~ ; o 1 Item Southeastern Back of the Week. Wynn Now A Brave; Jenkins Joins Bosox *_.; B7HERALDSF.RVIC 1. ~- ~~Zm-~_-__-~--_-_--._~.---.- __ __ __ _____ - - - - -- H sweeten a (crTexasto Jimmy Wynn and Ferguson thetune of $o, ' 1 Brfiyer, ;-.1jung 9 ve up Duty Baker and Ed CodsonLthes1xplyerswap Texas got Benique?., pitcher I ir league -------- the deal involving Cy Young good pitching =-=--== - 0T. ISOTONIC "' QUALITY I1f: .t 79 I - C j ______ ---,--. .', lrr . VS OP COGNAC 7.99 0 GALLIANO 9.49 Toronto n :, .,:I::% 1.14 . TOM MOORE 100 r ':;';' 53-88 - CASE . • __ DAVID 20-20 RID OR Mr. New ::: .... c..it CR111101 11(tITM( CERTIFIED lic" a ,I RUM all r 8 499t I 59 5508 0T . CASE 4 -. ______________________ a. QTS 1*39um '1.49. I A Ictn" II •.• I polis 6. Toronto i4.88 ( ------- - "'Od 4*49 1/2 %--- - - xTH 1 ui dga?jiJ 13 40, 5 60.3 40; 2. Domingo, Sanchez SEVENTH - i Urza Perez (êi 14 80, 11 AO, 6.40; 2. Domingo-JAvi (4). 5.20 3 60; 3. E ddyBeitls (2), England at Irdlan.apo(Is 20. 320. 3 Fermin Larrea (7), 5) 1010; P ( S. 2) $2270 100, 0 (2 I 02Zarre(2)600.e601 Juan FOURTH: 1 Deano A (Crank) (7)1 1 00,2 Festive Guy (2) 160 32o 3 Gala Ta g (5) 5.20; 0(2 oeaii ovau ) fl30; 1 (725) ' _______________________ -r STANLEY CANADIAN 399 0!. ROYAL VELVET CANADIAN 519 - .,. 4175 I UCKY 5 49 %.., 61 95 WISER 15 YR CANAOIAN BONO 8 99--,-99 50 599 CANADIAN SUNSET QT 858 CANADIAN PREMIUMS 99 _ GIN-RUM VODKA 5588 JACCUIN SLOE GIN QUART PLACE GREEN 5995 • 1.o4se; TI 2. 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Msfurl Ramon; 359 4095 1120 *60 3 Devils Adcat. 2,4O;Q (47)6100:1 (7-1*) 1.47660; MR 10 KII GIN - JIM - I 13 75 -- ' ...i s -. 49C o EIGHT - 3 all. I $10 399wo " 10 YEAR CRYSTAL Y0 MILK 149 I SCOTCH ~ . CUBES __ -- ( I KE BY GILLETTE 6 9 i - I fit - = - I CAS1 014 EACH _____ f'.-,. .8 . WUITr ALL 1IT 7) 30 P (74)12120 Chho Ramon S Mori Mencha Litre 11-20. 7.00. 3 so; 7. Ur:s Okokl (1) Larrea, 4 Mo!ncha, 3 Mugverz,i, 6 40.3 SO., 1. Aldan#.o#ilia (4) 3r40; Altu. ?, Santi, s. marvo. -11. AreCha ivan; 2 - THIRD - I OQulta QvIa (3) Catho AlpI. Olt 2) 33 60, 1312.1) W9.20. FOURTH BUbeoQuioIa (4) r 1 Ramon S Erdoza 6 Celaya 7 Azpi I Bilbao 9 I Jti1(,J!j.1T14TI CANADIAN __ A ,I 9 RUM BALLANTINE _j ~ ... SCOTCH 7. ' T--~:i - I--I- - - .~~.7 - Alava Muel; I 2 Silbacimenchs, 3- Manoio Larrea. A. Chu(AI,uS. r -- - I - 3 3.88 . urn I - _._-_____ -- ---- If, , I _. - Z, --.;- - - __ . x -4 17 I I I _-. 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SPANISH CREAM SHERRY 2• : , •1 11 V nr I. i 14 viNi. tAuJuiAI I, bl*cNtIa* BLUE LABEL LIEBFRAUMILCH 2.98 2.29 :' 31.95 2 ' PKGS. , .-_s Your House A Classified Ad n m In You House And Money In Your Pockell 34.95 SAVE GAS 24.95 THERE'SAN - . . *.%A Dim 'L"I'i " , " IT 399 ,-';I:*I!t A 41t:4 CCS - 1caAra,a 6*0360 3 Larrivza(S)S3O Q(4 '?" -- -. - '"° A O C 1 (OIA , ,, , .' ,nc,ts$stU - - ---- I*'Tst .0.6 .**- 46- &- . .$.IsIik. •••_•••'•Y E XTRAAD ABC i ORLANDO SEMINOLE ____ - 11 A1, _J '°5•99. 11011THS101 .09 . I '. 1 1A411: 1. . .. DEL CONTE t' Ulls -- - , ST LEGER LA A,11 E ABC 8 YEAR C 4.1 A'%[ 8110A 80tT110 IN CAll$ 1% WAI%llty - • , 1_~;:l - - - -- - - r- -_ ,--8 4,- ". .-1~_j =,L.--__- KY BOURBON IAF .!A 1 OR DARN Zarre- 6 (All I . -- 5.49 01t,041 LONDON TOWER - YODO 61 6 YEAR 359' Miguel I Cacho Perez S Barr. Bslbao Bengoa- 7 Alava. Sanchez. I Arecha Eloria. SEVENTH - 1. Echano Perez; 7 (1) I 60, 3.20.2-20; 2. Airfare (2)s oo, Larri Ouioia, 3 Negul Ocilla. A HOLLAND HOUSE MI x[R 868- S~O T C H (IVT 94 PROOF GIN NNW 4%11111112"4999 sym VT-~ ~40 4.49 ov,tv, 3*99 srw QUEEN ANNE EXTAA LEWIS "66" ____ lb I' CAA0IA JACQUIN 5* KY BOUPBON 1-. PREMIUM suat . R 90' 4995 STANLEY KY VODKA T( -0161 I CANA01AN f ,',,t" ~.,1%5 1", CERTIFIED VOUXI SUNRISE 5 KY BLEND $ "a 1`1 TEQUILA =P - - _ &99mr tit 4 s.z ' ABC 8 YEAR _L 4 I io. I IMP SCOTCH 8 YEAR 86° 49 3 6588 CERTIFIED CALIF BRAND -_ ----IY 0 L, GALLON GOLD . .... 'f •.' -- SCOTCH ST" SIAL CATAWBA - BUTANE tIGHTER -- SANT' GRIA ARVI.J. 6895 868 OTS DEVONSHIRE 12 OhS " C ~ ~= CASE 2 Santiflam (1) ChuthoMuguerza (7): 1 THIRD: 1. Chr"IyIo" Belle (Paul) (S) 25 00. 9.20, 3,40; 7, Nobt I • 599 HEDGES SCOTCH I? Sths 499 5 1.%lit MIAN . LORD KY. '- 5TH iö 20 600 6 130.360:3. - ' e ST LEGER 8 YR 86 • RIG. 149 10 YR 320 2 Urza Sanchez (7) U). 5 00, Q (2 4) 24 30; P (1-2) p.30. TENTH - i. Moruri (71, 1530, 1000.670. 2Santl(l),I$O,310, 3 FIRST: I. Rudy Adams (Spriggs) Fer min (S), 510,0(73 20. P (7 (3) 1370,4 00,100:2 BuSyTime(3) I) 77690; 00(11)15210 7310.2,3 Our Favor ($) 2300.0 ELEVENTH I. Manolo Bongos "I. D -' FULL QUART ny lumo Nm We WINDSOR (ANADIAN GALLON I 77 4 tO 2 10 Mondays Results MONDAY NIGHT'S RESULTS IMPERIAL SEAGRAM e4ta*O%t=.1 I':; , %,I 11 I rdll( -g 4 IT S 4 YfAnS Of r7(A Gui', MAC)IOT1QURA I $110.311 0 24 65 29 0 (I 7). 64.90., P (24) 101.60; 00 (A 00 • arness Dacing , 4 - GRANT'S ciiM(1c* --.• W1111- S 10 YR. 3- 45.95 CASE 74 CASE 4 6O. 7 20 ii H -•- ;' OLD REPEATER TEACHER'S 01 CERTIFIED SCOTCH I - GOLD g fT 1 YR SIS HOWE'. ii 599 __ Dr if -- A.- CACAO $CUI*NI TRIPII SIC JACQUES BONET 29 COLD DUCK 88 -1-0111 I . At,1rr;IA ftMlU0111lrMv MOGEN ROSE I .- 1,7711.17, 1111111111 a, - 1.73; Handle RESULTS Wednesday's Games Minnesota at Cleveland - 1 ut - MONDAY NIGHT'S San DIego at Calgary MARTIN'S V.V.O. OLD THOMPSON A 79 SCOTCH "j79 A 99 QUART 1. ., 18 i A Ti:K:Isy*s Games Houston at Winnipeg 2.99 '' ________________________ - a W 64 I 1 3 12 Calgary flA SIAGAAM V 0 - TIACHIAS SCOTCH JIM BEAM KY JOUNION ng VODKA GIN AUM ______________________ s , (1) A 00; 00.311 30.40; P (2-3) 91.20 TWELFTH - 1. Fermin Allu 14) 15 00. I 00, 1,20; 2. Celaya Azpi (1) 300. 2,60; 1. ErdozaMugustris (3) 330; Q(47) 427,P(4 7 33 10: Sig 0(2.3 with all 4) 6040.0 4 with all 7; 9000. with All 2) $00,20; All I - 164 00. Winnipeg TV, - * (INI: It C~-ll VODKA Ito Ky - __________________________________ ouai T. 145056 95 * BLOODY MARY MAI TAI - PINA COIADA V011SKEY souR : SCOTCH W"I9KY lAtl - - - - M ___ ___ 411 rm", • . CERTIFI[O 6 YEAR KY BRO.- 3 =f DKA UMBRU _ RUM LIGHT OR DARK - a CLAN MACGREGOR 'r t FA 81 N POLEON 086441 "' ;$~j 1W BRANDY ASCUA 4.99 ii-o -.. IMP ..• - ruayaaIIlIrYIBAYU,PU,IA uiwriii ,svunjrn, -• Will 11211 (3) 3000 660, 360; 2 Negul flengoa (3) 700, 300; 3. DomngEchave J!! - _____________________ ____________________ ____________________ .-! lq 6) ISO 00; D D 0 2) 105 00. ELEVENTH - 1. Ogulz&,Ptrt: I Minn ofte a-,- - - 3 riDTIIgrl t" k0 .%'.1 MALL - 1~~ v* PORTUGAL 018 YR 86' 010 STANLEY 549 I 7 611101on'll Inflou" I us "111 'ROSE and Reggie aeveland on the Bost" lefUmders Bill Lft and ,I El,. - - A0 I)) Houston West Division Indiana ABC ,P W&VA. ) MR 10 _____ 28 BOT. 171 740, 100; 3. M4nloA4pi (4? 3 00. 0 (2 3) V.60; P(3.7) *1.00 NINTH - I Zarre3p Canadian Division m MR.ED lk ,S1%00SA% 6C,d.1bA41-_ 3 '1161.95 QJ CERTIFIED 8RANOYr'5.19.., 63.95 0! ROYAL CASTlE 868° . 018 YR 86 1DM SIMS.'. 549 .. 61.95 UT. ROYAL DELUXE 8 YR. 86° 6.49 s,., 1495 4 QUART - handers Uis Tiant, Rick Wi3e .. - AL a u S9 TEN MIGN 's ROSSO Jenkins, 32, Joins right. Roger PrOs" to be named later in Moret, should rive the Red Sox - Lr'U' , I A 19 SCOTCH - IL MATEUS • t _= Mno - I CRIBARI with (lie trio tl Ira Se-Ven seasons. dger& Athnth • 57.48 CASE "' • iLti0iICOS glwywrtll . 69 EIGHTH - 1. Fermin Ramon 13) 1020. 7,40. 4.60; 2. Blibaomtmha 102 20; P (S-All) 10-SO (6 all) 14,40 9$ 4 YEARS OLD KY.BOURBON j S040 (OG(WATIN ORIV( ~ ; 6550 SOUTH ORANGE AVINUE BENEDICTINE A v. 29 Qua', - 10 w 99 i 0 U - A 79 r' - 5.39 : ,. . L_ LIGHT OR DARK ANTIQUE - 4' I 1s Angeles -i 1 60 . 3 Ur :a Ara tO 10, 4 Q13 I) 14 00. Pill) MM E ND VI - _ FLEIAiN' c 88 RONRICO _______ SEVENTH - 1. Domingo Okoki 5148 CASE LORD -;ii;- BA C Gini I KY. YR. BL TUPiK1 PARk AT TNt ;N4 V. - I *60 &..&. wil QUART A 70 E3 di-I y wo rightha Wynn was traded to the l92Oto win as many asgan 20 I GOLD COACH t. . 10 ns. Boston trwmcUons wNch also found Rangers Juan Beniquer going to the acquired Jenkins from the Texas Rangers and the Atlanta Chicago Cubs,wt1ere h@ joined .4 . ~50 ;~~ . ,:: 1 C - ___ 11101,11t X011 BUCK VELVET CANADIAN P 77 ~_t MARTINI & ROSSI VERMOUTH 2 -L I . ts NIWAYS0 witnt ___ - -BISQUIT V*S* COGNAC 6.99 STH FRAN ""'. 57.24 CASE For his penance, Davisonwas nad ASSOCIRW _, ft - W _____ KY B CHAMPAGNE 29 _ ,~.. ~W.- 560, 3 10, 3 Arecha Javl (2) 3 3. Q(S7) 4380. PIS 7)15600 9.49 scoTc ii KY. TAVERN - AL_ * .0/ 4;A'*- t RUM LIQUEUR 5988 1 45TH CASE _______ VIS*O*Po BRANDY 19 ' 14) WHYTE & MACKAY :1ri W9e by college standards, so "I have to stay on my toes to kM up with Uxw who are bigger and faster.,, Sim didn't inaftelr to W sophomore defensive - , CERTIFIED THREE COMFORT YTT' h '. ru RUM - ~( VO AllAn? DMli -. L ON U CE roftl skoce low,- 00 ALOWAO PINE HILLS W MI WAY SO CURAY FORD AD A CRYSTAL LAKI OR foovin 1*011111 . 65.88 CASE SIXTH - 1. DomingoMiguel (3) 160,590.620., 2 GllbaoSanchei(?) East Division T.-v.- 0A SOUTH ORANGE BLOSSOM TRAIL AT OAK RIDGE ROAD ' "- ' 1. SCOTCH Henry Davidson Back Of Week 01w7 STILLBROOK 12 OF24 -.... BLEND ,e 4 . ' ABC COCKTAIL LOUNGES ii u - t bl~% W6V~ @ 1_l ' 13UART IEW PHILADELPHIA ABC GIN 79 • S(I3ORAN$OUL1VAD ' - SCOTCH • 1. )11m ' L--\'. • The offer was from New Jerse-y comtruction magnate OR (TRADflY 01 • . WHISKEY I BUSCH BEER 6 PAK Jotxi&unetU HebmedtherJonontwomge. a- - I CASE t1Uons, 86" - -_- 1360. Cifici FIF TH: 10 YEAR STR. . 60.10", V ,At Monday. ARKW . .-. - - .41'~W ", BEAM troubled Hialeah Park has been ftwned down. But ownm the tatoric track wW open as scheduled Jan. 15 for the seller and the buyer -were unable to agree on long. mt Lymn Stor &FRAZIER UAhIIA AT "u" 1 FIFTH _ 1. FerminMenchaf:: 300. 740; 7 ManoioLarrea (it a oo, 310, 3 5ntl Aguirre (I) 310, Qua) 6170; P(61) 2)940 4r_~ FIRST - 1. Eddy-Sanchez (5), 0 GIN a6v 7 DAY SALE SUN. NOV. 16 THRU SAT. NOV. 22 AL ,,~1112~ _____________________ 7.99 SIN 4•39 5TH OØIden State •t Atlanta L Angeles at Houston Milwak at Phoenix Boston At Detroit Chicago at Lot Angeles 01 •voii SEAGRAM 7 - . SUIODAT I staprom, licit Of lai ll plicis SPEC IA L S f~ 2L HAIG - C.2 say 'The three paes In volved - the ruclaI 4 ILJ* - -- o t.0 VODKA W ~~ 0 N-0 * I ~.~ .• __ " f .k.~ 0 leimim4e - - Million • I A the Week. - . OOKFORD DAILY - MR ED. KY. WATERFILL FIVE 4788 CASE • - ___ - - ____ 111111 ~ 18 YR I J I . :, . . - ? AIA~ KAIN, on ma 1 r4 - I - and recovered a fumble. For that performance was wned today The Associated Press Southeasum Hialeah Declines ~ d '. 4, QUART ' made 14 tackles, assisted on nine others, had " KY RLEPqD SCOTCH r .- - (1.211 t/Q1/UU,/i,, (2(1(1 I ( . 99 "'' 54.95 CASE OF 12 I&O are . I ": PLUS ALL 6 YEAR 35 ii, GOOD THIS STORE ALSO _____ Green turned In another exceptional performance Saboday as the Gators smashed Kentucky 4&7. Green %L2. ALL SPECIALS NEXT PAGE II KENTUCKY - , "-I kq ABC !L&THE LOWER EVERYDAYPRICES LII1 i YEAR . .- QUART - Rum FOUR ROYAL MEXICANA L SUPER SPECIALS THIS PAGE GOOD GRAND OPENING STORE ONLY I7 (6al 8300P (68) 219 )3 DD126) 111.110 V ancouver at Washington ill ill BLVD.) - Portland of Detroit - - -• ALTAMONTE SPRINGS $9 .- 59 . ' . 1 ! . .5UP Green Lineman Of Week KY BOURBON CYADr anala rAn •• fi •U UII 1) INTERSTATE 4 GLEN MAY15 SCOTCH ;,.. - u LONDON TOWIR /2 SALE LASTS 6 BIG DAYS MON . Nov. I I THRU, SAT . NOV. 22 . GoMonW chise. LAneman DRIN K S LONG BRANCH 1 FABULOUS NEW ABC IIAIIAD 1 3 0 ui 172 221 0 9 0 .000 97 ft AMERICA'S LARGEST WINE & SPIRITS DEALER / ' - (SEMORAN HinWAY 436 A TUNES FROM 1954 TO 1975 Jack Ankerson, the Squires' said after a second meeting of stockholders Monday night th at a sin&e telephone ll sometime this morning would either bring good news or spell death for the local (ran- . I SPINNING 14000FYOUR FAVORITE ALL Should the frmchise fold, it would join the Balamore Claws and the San Diego Sails in what ears AwwdemLseaiwhatztartedoutasa 10-team league. th u s and St. iuis reported in trouble financially, althou,gh the Stars met their pa)1roll Monday and a spokesman there never had -' FEATURING ABC S FIRST CHRIS THOMAS (DISC JOCKEY) Denver National Football League National Conference ' _____ DISCOTHEQUE I _' , - 940 GIN ; .9.~ - * 800 VODKA COCKTAIL LOUNGE piece a financial puzzle being assembled to keep the Virginia Squires of the American Basketball Association alive for the rest of the season either falls in place today or the team becomes the league's Otird camWty in rive weeks. U fa vorable, officials said itwouIdmean the ngof a new coach -probably within 24 hmrs - to replace Al Uuchi, fired two weeks ago after serving as the only coach since the franchise moved here five years ago. ' IXT1ADRYAIC I BEAUTIFUL NEN ABC - t ~, P U 4 -% ~ - 14 • *I Q , Iiii iii JI 1) §~ Rushe r TOO Wedn,sdasOim,s n Basketball - ..- - -___ - . S ia D ivisio Western Pro Football ro Hock ey .. . IM1191 SCoREBOARD . Braves on Sunday N ghts •'. . kson S - - 0 U 111 Sanford, t, NEW YORK (Al I S. Diego I)ou Jackson was not stupid. He most pupils, represented an . ries of nagging injuries, Mondays Game Eastern Division Jackson has spent his entire life was sick, suffering from dys. posing obstacle for him. Cincinnintl 33, Buffalo 24 W.. L. .T. Pct. PF PA Chlcago of Seattle In and out of the starting proving COU do what other lexia. Louis Sunday, Nov. 23 7 2 0 .718 216 1114 As a child he would see When he got to Columbia, lineup for most of his firm two People said he couldn t. Denver at Atlanta Wash 6 3 0 647 2 136 ABA words backwards. He would people again said he wouldn't vanity seasons, Jackson began DIIIS New Englar at Ruffalo 6 3 0 667 "When I 730 36 Monday's Games 2 years o1ci I CiMCinnall at Cleveland had read sentences and not see be able to handle the work load. this season on the bench. But a NY Gnts No games scheduled P0 . do ctor didn 't think parts of them. Phil Baltimore at Miami He could not relet alone play football at the sprained ankle in the opening u iive, he St. Louis at New York Jets Central Division said. Jackson, now member a statement only m Kentucky vs Indiana same time. And he d have game felled Bce Stephens, Mi Philadelp1a at Dallas 9 0 01 Terre Haute 7 103 23, not only lived but became a ments after It was spoker. to trouble in his two years, final ly and Jackson took over. Del. New York Giants at Green Wadnosday's Cam*& star. The (olumbta him, Chic. 2 7 0 .222 V 241 Bay being placed on New York vs. Virginia at general warnIn the seven games since running back is the leading Detroit at Kansas City G Bay . Norfolk With the gu i dance and lug as a sophomore. then, he has gained over 100 San Diego at Minnesota Western Division Kentucky at San Antonio league port of his lather, Jackson But last year he nearly made yards four times, reaching a LA. San Francisco at New Or 7 2 0 .773 303 110 Denver at St.Louis 4 S 0 4" 117 169 lea ns and has run for more yardage brushed aside the taunts of Dean's List, and now he looks personal high of 194 in last S. Fr. in one season than any other thoughtless classmates and foa to recciving his bach- week's 2& siory over Penn, 2 1 0 7fl 1 243 Oakland •t Washington N. Or I, player in Columbia's lo6.yefir overcame his handicap. elor's degree in anthropology in the fourth-best figure in ColumMonday, Nov. 24 American Conference football history, "I theught I couldn't make It, May. Pittsburgh Eastern NHL bia's history, Polio wasn't his only OL%. but my father kept fighting with Monday's Games PF PA Jackson's football career at The 5-foot-11, 201-pounder Miami No games Scheduled stacle. JaciLson spent two years file, telling me I could. lie just Columbia also took a while to from Bristol, Conn., who runs suit. 5 4 0 .SS6 275 230 Today'sOames in the second ade when his wouldn't let me quit" t get going He had trouble learn the 40 in 47 seconds, would like 5 1 0 554 2 2)0 uuaIo an New York Island NBA er teachers thought he was men. N. 3 6 0 .333 157 195 Jackson struggled through Monday's Games B av- Ing the varsity plays as a soph- to play pro ball but realizes the NY Eng. Jets . Vancouver at Ationts I tally retarded, No games scheduled 2 7 0 227 178 211 high school, achieving a omore, then had to learn a new odds are against an Ivy LeagWa%hington at Toronto Central Division Today'sGilm" "Everybody always laughed erage even though every his- set of plays in his junior year uer who's only had one strong Pit' California at Pittst)urgh Loi Angeles at nvffaio at me," he said. "They thought tory date or ma thematical for- when Bill Minnesota 81 St, Louis 9 I 0 leg M 140 Portland at New York Campbell became season of college ball. And one Wednesday's Games i 2 0 .77* i I was stupid." Golden Stale at New Orleans in mula, simple as it might be to coach. fie was also slowed by a who is dyslexiae, as well. Cleve. 0 9 0 000 " 267 Kansas C'IY at New York Houston at Cleveland angers Montrea l at Minnesota ' ~~ . Eve n in g • tt vs. Oklahonw, ranked sixth, has igan) vs. Ific4I champion da m. Maryland. result,it May not Participate in agreed to face the Westerp Kansas-Missouri whu*r. or Stan. 1 (11 CIA, CaliforMa c -Fiesta Bowl, Dec. 26: Ari. a bowl game for the t ime e c ford). -Peach Bowl, Dec. 31: Notth enco u3amplon seven Oiszona or --Orange Bowl, Jan. Caroflna State ither Arizona State or Arizona 1: N i ed honia, or team to be , but Ne . . braska-Oklahoma winner vs. if Oklahoina earns Orange Bowl ginia. IrnUy ranked second in the -in the Fiesta Bowl Ml as Ohio SthtMIthiøan loser CWU to join in nation, voted berth. -Tange rine Bowl Dec. Monday B I A Bowl , $ I reject a Fiesta Bowl invitation % I .'\'. west Conference champion and either accept a bid to the Texas "It'! just that all the playe Orange Bowl or none at all, want to put all their eggs in one .I f That situation developed basket, and that's defeating - . . after Coach Bear Bryant of Oklahoma," said Coach Tom ': ______ Alabama s(aced la deny boc of Nebraska, which i i team was ducking anybody, as twice has used bowl victories to I . charged by the of nail d0i national Champion. AflNTA AP night against the QjThe only other Nati onal Nebraska and Oklahoma. But ships in The Associated Press For a while It semed Jerry Posey might have a dozen winners TIM of Bryant admitted lie hand. poll. lanta Braves will become the cago Cubs June 20 and the Cin. League team to play on Sunday this week's player of the week awardat Seminole Hl alter h second team in National e picked nn State to face his the cinnati Reds July The old night flCL year Thedef mite vacancy is in played five quarterbacks and 13 differerd ball carriers in a 41.0 Montreal £ League history to play on a Eos, team in the Sugar Bowl game- TangerL-ie Bowl, where six PLAYER OF WEEK who have Houston Colt .45s, now the %ictory over Dayton& Beach Sembree:e last TharUlay alot. Sunday night, the team an. The flurry of activity two schedWed one ganx Sunday Obviously, 24 and 83 yard rms for touchdowns by Tim Raines days after the opening of bowl tearns reportedly are still under tros, played Sunday night night to avoid a confUct with the helped influenceP03ey s decision, and m was named player of i consideration to provide the op. nodnced Monday In unveiling games in 19&W and the Texas Summer Olympic Garnes. nvitations left only one berth position for Miami of Ohio A- its 76-date home schedule for Rangers of the American the week for the smad time this season. Optimists member Fred definitely open among the 11 The Braves left, does other spot was filled Monday the 1976 baseball season. while looks on. ma jor bowls I-eague have played on Sunday season April 13 agahw the and possibly when West Virginia accepted a The Braves will play Sunday night in recent years. __ __ 111111111111!IIIIIIIIIIII - I 0 10 Victim Doug J U ilif; ASSOCIATED PRESS two, if Oklahoma beats Nebras- bid to the Peach Bowl. (Texas A&M, Texas or Ar- A&M or Texas. Saturday in the showdown bowl lin.up looks The -Liberty Bowl, Dec. vs. Georgia. like kansas) Nebraska, one of the nation's o'r 31: AlaSouthern Califomia vs. Ar. t) college football powers, -Sugar Bowl, Dec. is Orange Bowl berth awaiting the -Rce Buwl, Jan. 1: Big Ten kIlflMS Ot Texas A&M. la)ing it on the line wi th an ban3a vs. Penn State. winner champion (Ohio State or Mich"ei therr" policy and as a ator Bowl' Dec 29' Floriun Bo, Dec. : _.\' . W..4 , ,V -. ,, - "- - ac Nebraska Puts Kink In Bowl Pl"cture f%., 0 . .-- 0 - -• - ~~-__ I - - I - -.. 215-Evening Herald, Sanford Ft __ - - ..- - Call 322-2611 or 831-9993 To P ace Your Money Making Ad . - -- . __ ' j-__ __•__-. ---- M I �____ P~_ 46-Evening Herald. Sncrd, F,. T p - Legal W-k- ( ____________ ice 0 0-__ 0 - - SYLVIA. JOHNETTE Styf.sby Notice ;= AND BARBARA IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE - EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. EIOHTCENTH JUDICIAL dR. FREE SCALP CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE CUlT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR COUNTY, FLORIDA, SEMINOLE COUNTY CIVIL ACTION No. 7s.ia PROBATE DIVISION In no: The Mirrlagg 1 PROBATE NO. 73-I24CP ZANDRA C DOUD, Wife, In Ri: Estate of TREATMENT ___ _ t- A CUTTING -PRECISION - C-C ROBERT DOUD 723 McGee a AND THURS. EVES BY APPT. 16 Fencing •Repalr Parts Your Posts- Fittings .CustOfll Built Suite 704 Altamonte Springs, Florida 321 Attorneys for Petitioner Wife Phone No. 8314339 Publish: N* II. ii. 25, Dec 2. DETIC SEMINOLE COUNTY PROBATE DIVISION ---=111111111 PROBATE NO. 73•2$7CP NOTICE OF PPLICATION FOR TAX DEED BRAKE RELINING and All Persons - I I U )I_U 'Il(I'UK duplicate and iS provided in Section ISsuance 1972 7 Off ic in the County Courthouse in StmInOlt County, Florida, within four calendar mohs from the time Of tht first pvbi Icat Ion hereof. of the Stitufet. In of Property 50 Name n which assess ed C S Lee All of said property being In the -, Un'es ch certificate tificates shell be redeem ed ac W. Fuller, Sr. cording to la w the property described in such certificate or certificates will be solo to the As Administrator S. W. Fuller of BERRY I. FULLER E ______ Sanford. Florida 3V'il Publith Nov. II, 25, 1973 DET. Clerk 04 the Circuit court EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL ClR By: Ida Creel, Deputy Clerk CVII. SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION PUblish- Oct 21, Nov 4. 11. II. 973 DES.1 Estate of RITA ENGLANDER UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT MIDDLE DISTRICT OF FLORIDA ORLANDO DIVISION Deceaij NOTICE TO CREDITORS No. 14- 297-ORL-CIV.R TO ALL PERSONS HAVING D. PAU,,. MOBLEY, as Ad CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST minittrator of the Estate of NANCY SAID ESTATE MOBLEY. Dece3sect, You and each of you are hCi'iby notified and required to fit* any Plaintiff, Claims and demands which you, or C. I. KNOWLES, JR., it it.. either Of you, may hive against said Defendants, e,tate In the 0ff ice of the Clerk of the NOTICE OF COMPLAINT CIrcuit Court of the Eight eenth FOR LIMITATION Judicial Circuit, SemInOle County, OFLIABILITY Florida, Probate Division, in the NOtkels given ttsatc. I. Knowles, COUrmjs. of Sinford. Florida, Jr. has filed a complaint pursuant to Florida, within four calendar 16 U.S.C. 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No extra charge on new furnIture when yours can ROACHES . SILVERFISH . RATS We plan trips for indivi. : Why spend money -- PEST CONTROL 9:30 5:30. Sat. 10.2. Ph.323-2631 I 11 V!.A • 24 HR. WRECKER SERVICE ' SERVICE Downtown Sanford 1 1 1 1 1i 831•7252 cave where legendary met. • tkp,TmçeC:esmyEye • Siimdow.aTiloCornpectvith • tInSenneUpstkk.Teiiy • • Chet* CoIor Creme wdRussd1 • Mt- s*LipGlon __________ ____________________________________ ' 'uce 21 HR ANSWERING SERVICE 00 TOTAL or go to the underwater • get cs!our stuart • RE-CHARGE ALL MARES ____________________________________________ HWY. 17-92 LONGWOOD sailing men of that era. the beach, swim in the 0 With tN% coupon and any $,',) 0 from, $61 $5 up ____________________________________________ ""-' LONGWOOD PLAZA FOR FREE ESTIMATES CALL SANFORD islands. In the 1800's the Seven Pools of Kipahulu, Shredders ROOM OR WHOLE HOUSE Home of JUMPING JACK SHOES wear flowers In their Stetson hats. Run along \k)r' ( :Iu'istini : GEORGE C. HEARN1 . ____________________________ 11 CH[ENK Rodeo, where cowboys REPA 7 & 1%1 1 1 A Dream Come True HEAVY HOUSE CLEANING EXPERTS CRICKETT PROFESSIONAL HOUSE CLEANING Where Any Foot Can Find A Good Home! life i Maui centered around the whaling port of Lahaina. Today, it is restored in tribute to the • y. S. Longwood PH. 834-2327 MONDAY-SATURDAY 10 A.M.-3 P.M. offers these services: Clean kitchen Cabinets Ovens •WOdworI, *Wax Floors •Shower, Tile & Tub •Wsndowi & Screens Even the dog if he gets in the way Whales still cross the channel. There Is a ____________ - ______________ CO, ______ __________________ BATTlitIU ____- /JI I, ____ ______________ ND SeIvtCE CALL 834.8776 _..A W~L - A ,s v; Hwy. 17-92 ½ ml. no. of Dog Track Rd. Hawaii's most attractive - $249 50 specialist can help you with advice and Instructions. He has his own CHILDREN'S THRIFT SHOP 1111111 Maui? It is one of automatically sprayers, Insecticides and he Is very knowledgeable in all - AID ' welccme. Ever hear oi - StOPS kits, planting soil, peat moss, ______ 12-S ox good food and good 40~ 11"' HEARING Aidit.fi.OtM,,ke,a,all. NO 4MG C FACILITIES OF SORIVEB TIST CHURCH fIGS .. ALT NTE SPRINGS - . .___m, N TEST OOILIOAIION... Ii Atl1h1De4t,, OSP IN A SPONSO.IE0 PALMS 601 PALM - Ask the man who wears o INST-RU _________ Starts the staff at GardenLand who .~ IN UDES GRADES DEPA ----- - ClirITitlII ,. --- or chid "ALMOST NU". ,'rLi',ir% J Re S,j i , JOHN GardenLand Is the largest and nursery manager. is one of \ AN _____- nearly four years after working tensive line of lawn and garden for a number 01 years in the ________ iTT chemical fertilizer field. fertilizers. Lloyd Wall, K4 THRU 12) t ________________________________ GardenLand is owned by outdoor .snd indoor plants greenhouse and i presently AVID S.mInof Flu, a-mi winter. If you prepare your soil ber. GardenLand experts say and nulritous vegetables you properly, use g oo d quality that Spanish Moss is a good enjoy from your garden the rest have operated the store for holders, clay pots and an ex - - - FOR EXPERT ADVICE AND HELP WrM OFF lft Harold and Pat Hun:iker, who Decorative wrought iron plant __________________________ I- Insure a successful garden this in towards the end of Decem getting that healthful exercise available at GardenLand you you don't mind the red bugs can harves t a good croi, of that inhabit it. vegetables surprisingly low GardenLand has everythin g cost. you need for y ou r flowers, both i - .. GardenLand OPEN DAILY Ba.m. -5p.m. ____________________________ __________________________ -. - and follow the free instructions around your place, as long as T11 PICK YOURS UP NOWI SINGER APPROVED DEALER 0 W. 1st St.,, Sanford. has seeds. Gladiola bulbs and proper fertilizer and pesticides from freezing if you have it r? ___________ I Niew GardenLand calendars knives are carried at Gar. with your wInter gardening. - So don't let the c ooler everything you will need to amaryllis bulbs will be coming weather of winter stop you from 1976 CALENDARS With Almanac Planting Dates ar en xper s time to plant radishes, turnips, the new Kilgore seed planting Schrade Walder and world- __ " We have a credit pin designed to fit your budget. seeds a nd plants, apply the insulator to keep y our plants - f 199 services Orange, Seminole and VolusIa counties. carrots, onions, cabbage and guide will be in after Dec. 1. famous "Buck" knives - the Brussel sprouts. GardenLand is now carrying latter two ca r rying lifetime GardenLand, located at 1400 seven new Japanese hybrid warranties. ____ _______ ~-I ________ _____________ ____ PEST CONTROL INC. Sanford's Oldest and Largest Compai 2562 S. Pa rk Ave., Sa nford ALSO E & S Reupholstering I 647-0081 ' E'' Iiii j0h_~n~ -- _1.__r_J - - _ __ I ~-!~_ - -=__ - _ __ - . _ __ - - _ ._- _ - - -__ -__ --_--._ - . - -. - - - . :. - - - - . - --- - - - . . - - . - IiiiJ Oviedo Prices goes to 5239. or. For instance, now is the right are ready for you to pick up and denLand - John Primble, ADV. Sc-, L ___________ w ________ . I Doted this 21rd day of Gcfow Illjr$ Circuit Clerk of tt*Circwl Court s426 There is always something Lloyd has grown up in Sanford equipment are all waiting 'or of the year. growing in Central Florida, so and has a wide acquaintance In you at GardenLand. Stop in at GardenLand and let dor't let the cooler weather put the area Three well-known brands of the friendly folks there help you leqZZ __________ 6011111,01" property Clef It. Of the Circuit Court J-4U3.324. SERVICE STATION 6014 E. Colonial Dr. •:- Orlando, Fla. 32807 in er . Aw - - __________ _____________ such certificate or cer. the pr ices, Sentry select a fence from Sentry. Besides offering quality reasonable 1-4- _______________ _________________________ SHOES 5: Arthur H. Beckwith, If.. OET.S1 - ~ a , •., All of said properly being art in, County of Seminole, Stated Flfdj. law RETAIL GardenLand - EQUIPMENT WHOLESALE - - Sentry Fence can design assist those who wish to Install iron fences are some of the and be auty thit a fence can f en ces to enhance pool areas or their own fences. He carries custom d es ign ed fences from give you Buy yourself a Sen. yards and still provide material for Sentry that can be built to y ou r try! F or information phone 830 the dolt. maximum security, safety and yourselfers plus giving detailed specifications. 4222 - ADV i~firla 0,09 _1 "j 3 in j Ii ti Arthur ft 8ickwlth, Jr. By: Lillian T JenkinS . . ___ ___ _____ _____________ ________________ Complaint. ctrtif'icates will be soid to the WiTNESSmypiand andth,sealo, h-ghest cash bidder at the court 5l Ccxrf --,' tt-.- III' day if - -. d'-' ' - on ftc lit clay c' Dcernter, IPi5 at II. kM NO,emtr hiS (Stall fences, Mtisctt Subd 78 19 33 301 Lots I & to . much for you, Lou and his men slide bolts for gates along with Lou's 20 years experience In their chain link of wood fence. th - - Diicripfliit of Property Cording .-... wor kmanship and materials, complete the Installation. namental fittings to enhance started his own fence Plus custom wood fences and Don't be conned into buying a your fence. Sentry also sells the field enables Sentry Fence 'I Ll Ph. 322-677 Sanford. Fla. .. _10.. business in 1955 in New York manufacturing their own gates fence lust because it was the farm fencing and other related fill and has bftn In the field ever are the qu,01fles that go Into lowest bid. Lou says that the fencing material such as farm Incie- He came to Florida four making Sentry Fence the best lowest bid may not be putting posts, farm wire and ranch years ago, bega n a fencing in the area, says L ou . the same type of material into f en cing. business and aptly named it Lou's customers are his best the work or may be using The staff of four at Sentry Sentry, because as Lou tells salespeople. Much of his work Is shortcuts to reduce labor time you, that one w or d says it all. A through repeat business and which will shorten the life of Fence the f are all professionals in field. Lou a fence is B Silent sentry on guard referrals. Brochures are your fence. Lou will provide member en cicing the Rotary Club Is and 24 hours a day. Once Installed, available for customers to Skeptics with a leaflet giving 15 has been for the past 10 years. it can fe nc e you In or out. browse through in selecting good reaso ns why you should al - - you for the relief Clmnded in the deScribed in su ch certificate or _______ Lou - . / Patients - VA - Medicaid Out Patient Therapy Private Inrff2 OVIEDO TRACTOR CO AUTO PARTS AND J4 Free estimates, guaranteed will be glad to take over and many other practical and on Hwy. 17.92 in Longwoorj your lawn healthy and be iutlfol 1. FOR TAX DEED Florida Statvf is Section 197.346) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, Unless c..aufnr,l AND .. J owner of Sentry Fejce, located fertilizer made from a special on or A be reeme, ICa - L - I.&PI111169M • 24 Hour Nursing Care For COR. SANFORD AVE. AND SECOND ST. SaYS Louis (Lou) Gugliemello. Sentry Fence. -. _ 17 - - NURSING STRLTCIISJII(Il SlA(lll. and the mole cricket are #1 enemies - ,. -_ - - - CENTER "here your friends are" Instant privacy and instant privacy. Both residential, instructions to help them along If you already have a fence Pr otecti on are the major ad Commercial and security the way. If you start it yourself and lust need some fittings, St. Augustine grass the year round, while the sod web worm _____ L.. .11111 .. ., . Pictured abo%e Is Lou Gugilemello, owner, displaying some of his custom made fencing. Chinch bugs are a probleem m in V_, - - .- J - t')U .r-' Bank Stills and Shlrity .1 Stills, his wife Building, Jacksonrje, flti 32202. and tile me original with t .i- QUAI-ITY, CRAFTS -NIANSHIP AND EXPERIENCE ARE WHAT YOU'LL FIND AT SENTRY FENCE. I& hours, Pe ople confuse dry rot with ~~-- ........ , - N Annuals ' 'So just because cooler . !-- - LAWN & GARDEN I E' Suppl e I Brown offers monthly lawn the dampwood for- service, with recommended - req% - I" as 'OfIowt. M.0 •5, of the Public Recordj Seminole Cntp, Florida, Certificate No 119 Year of has been filed against pw. You are Iuuance 1969 written defense,, if a-. to this 24 g Sanford based company doln fUmi ga tion. Killi ng ~Ak ~ - 4tiupp. I names in which it was assessed are (\:01011, J f ACrI A h.Ir eL1rU1r1LI, toforecloseamon9eg.oflthe that 6 C Kirk the holder of the required to serve a copy of your After Costly Art Brown takes care 01 the I NOTICE OF APPLICATION recorded in Plat 04I 17, Pagis 4':t:o c __ Call 323• 1 258 fofi**iq real properly Sit.ti in following certificates has filed iid kminofocourdy, Florid., Certificate, for a tax deed to be iS follows : i,sued thereon. The certIficate Lot 21, B?t H. and years I isSuance, the division, according to plat thereof s description of the property, and the 1 - - to get a Professional Inspection. Weather Is here don - I think you The drywood termite needs Servici ng is monthly on home, can observe a "cease-fire" In contact with the ground 'L . It- his WIfo i-4,-"- hours. I Publish: Oct - 21. Nov. 4. 1 1. 11, lfy$ YOU ARE NOTIFIED t, an '. , I 11~ F- - --- -- % ACCESSORIES 7j,! ,q: :z ZJ ' him of his home town. I, and with Art Brown Pest Control, your war against pests. Call in fe has can exist in wood with a and if it takes callback visits to the "troops" from Art Brown ' two sons, one 21 years of age in moisture content as low as get all of the pests in the Pest Control, w Cleaafer, and the other 17 three per cent, so in reality can beginning there is no additional coma first, and he re service years old attending Seminole live in any wood. The onl y whose motto charge. In addition to termites, "We best the petst" - ADV. I •NEW ROOFING Clearwater, Fla. He loves , TO: RICHARD 8UCHMANN and DES 42$ Ninth Avenue, N.E. 24 W r_ 0 ~~:: T0WNSQUARE,so1 E. 25th ST. SANFORD 3238421 .1: . I - &M Into the pest control business In order to survive, _. V , -_ I Deput y Clert Jamestown, North Dakota for 'nanager for Art Brown. Bob termite must return to the termite damage, and the Only hails from Tennessee and got ground every 24 or 4 hours In surewaytoteil the difference is By: Louis Piron MARY LOUISE BUCHMANN, tent Bob Hahn is the new general they operate. This type of OUR WORK IS OUR REPUTATION ThOmpson Horse Care Items -- - . ... . -S. .I . . -.-.-. . - 0 - e DUDA AUTO PARTS _________ - .. fumigation, f servicing over 2.600 customers chemical barrier or insulating depending or mula applied in the fall and J monthly. their location and the home from the dirt in which how advanced the inv asion is. spring This service will keep _________________________________________________ LOUISE BUCHMANN, his wife, AMENDED NOTICE OF ACTION takes e - 'I--Ill . ___ by eStblishing a chemical CE TO SEE December t.,. the Claim offfiepidlntiffmt,._ lilt an It terms of termite, p1st, lawn and from three types of termites; fumigation control. subterranea Since i ts inception in 1961 the dwood. n, dampwoocj and company has grown until It now The or574-1494) KBG is and p rienc - w ------ -. .. I -• _________________________________ ii '8 building Esquire, Suite 1500 Hartfori 1975, or be defaulted. Personal at FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, tondanc, is not required. FLORIDA. Ion business ~ - A Bcbj's World - 919 F 2nd St __ caused DELTONFLA 32763 (305) S74 1 323.3.Iu or 323.7710 ____ corn. shell. II you wait until the ga s disperses harmlessly into pany, operates Sanford's oldest damage Is apparent they have thealronce the tent Is removed. Pest con trol service, as well as probably L'ampse..inc. :' (Bore man's - day care can be - 1 enemi Procedure, Rule F. with the Clerk of the Court at the United Stales Post Office SulIding, Orlando. Florida, •r4sIr'veOnOr mail to the pIintiff5 attorney William E Johns-'- DET-95 a --- 11 ~ CHILDCARE ex ~t 6 FOR QUOTES CALL hone 322-2624 kill off esor render dormant these Hess enemies of your home or the lethal gas being held In the Central Floridd area. health, expert treatment Both Insectsand rats carry with the tent is removed and a gas Your best ally In this never. specialized equipment to ex. detector test Indicates that the disease, ending war against pes $0 besides Insuring ts Is Art terminate them. They wor k house is r ea dy for against property damage, Art Brown Pest Control, Inc., 2S62 from So. Park Dr., Sanford Art solid wood is often only a hollow even to the neighbors, since the the h ea lth of t he ir customers Brown, president of the ____________________________________________________ Prov ___________________ -__ ._ _. i. ______ __________________ _____________ _____ _________ __________ ___ Pest must control Central High School. Bob outdoor plays golf, satisfactory way to kill the there are rats. 55 dlfferint' Florida be in a year around bowls and likes ac. drywood termite is by spe cies of cockroaches, other ' task, since the area does not tivitles. have any really cold weather to fumigation, with a huge "tent" Insects and a large variety of 0 Termites are tough, relen. covering the entire house and lawn pests to eradicate In the WV 1236 Fri. 5.4 $..rry Cloud Sat. Vegetable Plants L' . Infants to Age 2 Years Op"Daily 5-S .~ . - Pictured above is Bob Hahn, new general manager of Art Brown. ________ TK ~ -_ T_ I 1 1 L ~ Tuxedo Feeds Baby Chicks . --.-- . .I % i _. . 2 - ~ ~_ ~ ; . - I -.- - I __-.-,. _:----*.-~-_ -!__~=~~l __.. - FURNITURE SALES EDUCATIONAL HUNT'S TUXEDO FEED STORE -`1 WIN YOUR WAR ON PESTS WITH ART BROWN PEST CONTROL 0 - A BQb's World ki" OPEN :3O am. to 6 o.m Man .%l 11-8 - -_I claims of the Federal Rules of Civil CsarIe, A. Tabicoff, Esquire Attorny for Admlnis.'ratoq Trcijfmen 1. Parrish, P.A. 477 South New York Avenue Wnler Park, Florida ies All ______ All persons having such clai ms must file them under oath as pro. As Administrator . .- it i. _______ c-i- attorniy, or the tame shill be Florida, In Seminole County on or about 17th April 197. Edward Wallace Englander I." r)b 322 46.22 ?lOPMgnoIia i.e Sanford t J ___ --- ctressofthec(aImaniandmustbe Marker 24 approximately two and orn to by the claimant, his agent one hilt miles north of Astor, - Dated of Wkwor Park, Florida, ?h 11th day of September, 1973. ..-. ___________ ___ Dated this 2.3rd day of October. 1973. Art hur H. BIckwjth, Jr.. IN THE IRCUlT OUjT . ;ji : 0 I / OEM. _______________ Z -7 . CASSELBERRY 411- SR22'S Filed . . S.'. ___ _____ _____/ ,/_ h' • "I. L- F T;-,: -7 - - F 1192 o -A, • . , 0: II house door on the IICSI day of De cem be r, 1973 at t;oo AM. P.O. Drawer 0 - I I,, ____ WE BRING THE SHOP io YOU highest cash bidder at the court Attorney for Estato - .. . is MULLET LAKE RD., GENEVA --.-k'i, • 1.24 Year Olds EZ Payments Glass & Paint Co., Inc. Pl . ) -,=- ExclusIvely Designed For :1.. ________ County of Seminole, State of Florida. Filed at Sanford, F lorida, this 26th day of Se ptember, 1973 Publish. Nov. t I I ! J _. k k Lot 79 Milton Square Add PB) pg Sam* will be barred. 5 . 1{EP%iits Sr ,nr; LOW RATES 1 Seeds their Description . r~ -.--? :- r_- T ___________________________ You . PHONE 3OS.349.sss2 You are hereby notified and certifica te, for a tax dIed to be I_. required to present any claims and Issued thereon. The certificate Certificate No 1101 Year of 1.., I -1 1_c* TRANSMISSIONS that Joseph Smith the holder of the following certificates has filed sect Circuit Cowl, and fili the same in uar d Y. - AUTO INSURANCE \ Raff S6p NOTICE IS HEREBY GlvEu, demands which You may have numbers and years of Issuance. the bgains t t estate 04 VIRGINIA C. description of the property, and he FULLER dect"ed [all of Seminole n8m4A In which it *as Ssw%sed are County, Florid a. to the Clerk of the as follows: (3 N I) I 4 . 1 TIRE REPAIRS LIGHT REPAIRS (Florkle StStuttl Section 197.246) Having Claims or Demands A ga inst Said Estate: Florida .1 . ________ ____ deceased. Sentry 2 ser'ic,s to be provided by SEMINOLE CABLEVISION NOTICE TO CREDITORS 33.16. t% MASTER CHARGE BANK FINANCING VIRGINIA C. FULLER To All i f I. I ______ InRe: Estate of A It Seminole County, Flor ida _______________________ ________________________ . _____ By: Joann K. Hare __________________________________________________ _____ Deputy Clerk T -0 Publish : Nov. II, III. 23, Dec 7 1973 ____________________ I ____ ___________ OET-$4 _____________________________________________________ __________ _______ ____ __________ _____ _______________________________ CUlT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR Let . SEMINOLE CABLEVISION for a rate Increase for cable television IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE ' --.---- ____~ . Arthur H. Beckwith Jr Cler k of Board of County Commissioners EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. ___________ I Senkarik - (SEAL) j Pests 830.4222 NOTICE Is hereby given that the Board of County Commissioner s ot Simnoli County. Florida, shall at ALPER AP40 WACK IY. Harvey N. Alper, Esq. 616 East Semor. Boutivard. ()n - Hwy. I -92 Longwood 7CO P.M. or as soon as poSSible thKNttir. 00 ?PtO 9th day of Decimoer. 1975, in the Semirr County Courthouse, Sinford Flor ida, consider in pplititiøn by War 4 *r,.,,,R bit, 1973. D, PUIY cI,rs In - Fencinq WITNESS mYp,a nd and the sNlof DElia thu Court this 10th day of Novem Lew Officers 04 iIy I IS L I 202 S. Park Ave. 'MIRRORS 'PAINT 'WALLPAPER ."AnYttI1i9 In Fence" \ I B&thtRgeiccq For Every pu(pose OR i F MORE *7 r ART SUPPLIES GLASS SENTRY FENCE wediately thereafter; otherwis a Attorney for Anne H Bolton Default will be entered against OU 110 S. Knowles. for the relief demanded in the Winter Park Petition. PubIih: Nov. 11, Ii, 1973 Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. • • a ,Sentry Fence torney HARVEY M ALPER. of Seminole County. Florida, withi n NOTICE I Art Brown Pest Control Inc. Law Oft ice, of Ajper and Wack, tour calendar months from the time address is East Semoran of the first publication hereof, or the Boulevard, Suite 201. Altimonto same will b. barred. Springs. Florida 32701, on or before Filed at Sanford Florida, this 7ltn December 161h, 1975, and file the day of October, 1973 original thereof with the Clerk of this Anne H. Bolton Clerk of The Circuit Court BY: Elaine RChar de 0 - -.- *.'0'f47. fz FENCE FENCE SPECIALISTS his been filedagainst you and you Circuit Court. and tile the same in are required to serve a copy of your duplicate and as provided In Section written defense to the it fl3.16 Florida Statutes, In their an y YOU have, on Petilionocs At. offices In the County Courthotjs, In (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) / II11 .1 1 '_ 1911 FRENCH AVE.,SANFORD 322.7684 Fort Worth, Texas against 'he estate of KARL H YOU ARE NOTIFIED 'tat a DRO7D decea late of Semi Petition for Dløtutio", 04 Marriage County, Florida. to the Clerk Of the • 1 1~ :4 M0NDAY.5AT.MONDAy,TuEsoAy requiredto present any claims and demandt which you may hive - Court either betori service on As Ekecutris Petitioner's attorney or im. Irving N. Felder fLP½ Ar RUSSELL LEROY DOuG, NOTICE TOCREDITORS ToAIICredito rs a nd AIIp, on s Respondent Having Claims or Demands Against NOTICE OF ACTION Said Estate: TO: RUSSELL LEROY DOUD You are her eby notified and ...'vI.. t E <.I 11 k Husband, ____________ - - S A O Petitioner, KARL H DPOZD and D L'..r :9 - --- -5r_- .-*- . r - ...... . �* . .,: - -- .- .. -- _, - icdy,Nov. IL 197$ Notice — TONIGHT'S TV EVENING 6:00 (9) Marcus Welby (CATV.13) Amos Burke 10:30 (3)(24) Woman (CATV.4) News 11:00 (2)(6)(I)(9H13) News (3) ABC News (CATV.4) Race To Riches (35) 700 Club (44) Love, American Style 11:30 (2)($) Tonight Show (CATV.6) Amos Burke. Secret Agent (9) Wide World M-ster' (44) Mod Squad 11:40 (6)(1) Movie 12:30 6:30 (2)(I) NBC News (3) Gettln Ger (6) CBS News (9) ABC News (CATV.13) Zane Grey Theatre (44) BewItched 7:00 To Tell The Truth Flight 3 (4)(I) Concentration (CATV.6) Hogan's Heroes (13)(C..13) CBS News (3.3) Star Trek ($4) Hogan's Heroes 7:30 Candid Camera Front Raw Center (6) Space: 1999 NatIonal Geographic Birlh And Death Of A Star That's Entertainment (CATV4) MovIe (I) Movin' (9) Hap Days (3)(24) Consumer Survival KIt (6) Joe And Sons (2)($) Police Woman _____ _______________________ (2)($) Today (4)(C-6)(13) CBS News and Elizabeth Taylor non- Vietnam Gambles Editors Note: Men grown a lucrative contract he had net- who seemed to have confidence Florida Scaled bids will b received in the office of the Caty Manager, Sanford, Florida. I. Ten (103 Valve Cover Boxes Valves DetCfldfltS NOTICE OF ACTION TO: EdQU .i fle(ker 7230 Easlmoor Drive AparTment 109 Denver, Colorado $0237 ' You are hereby notified lhat a suit a mortgage entitled , FirIt Federal Savings and Loin Association of Orlando. a cor paration, versus . Vincent LanUcO individually and as Trustee, and Edgar J. Becker and K&herine D• Becker, a-k-a Katherine B. Becker. hiS wife, has been filed against you in the Circuit Court for Semlrl, -, - ARE YOU TROUBLED? Cell Toll coal mine, plagued by labor fut and lL with Miss Neal's daughter, - (13) MIke Douglas • 9:30 LOST- BLACK LABRADOR interest in and to the cOmrnor, elements WITNESS my hand and seai 9 intord, S!mflC this Court of County, Ftor:i. '- ' 'v REWARD PPne)73 736$ _____ LOST - Black Poodle, grey legs; license Nu, 299, Please Call very sad owner, Waleska. 32)0039 VICInItyWest7pSt -- -- FOUND . -. BOy's 10 SPe bicycle, have by identifying Phone 3OS. _____________________ eoca a's CRAm "I _____________ ____________ TAfH _______________________ 4(L0OVEW ROBERT REDFORD FAYE 4JNAWAY WFROBERThON LA SHOW I ;: ____________ ____ ____ WED MA v*. I TATflJ '-30 3-30 CONDOR I $ ,, - .. MARY, MARY BLOODYMARY I I" I ALSO _______________________ ________________________ J __________________________ FIND Missouri _______________________________________________ SEEK & I) K II B A T S U A I N A S S I P. 0 I, F M A K A N S A S C I T V I H F. C .1 N Q It N F 6 H I E N I) N A It 6 (3 K 0 F' U (1 C U A K SI F V C S I K S H I It U I) H H ___ I. H k 0 K S l U (' (3 0 W () V A I) S S I) A I P . I I' K B N It I tc.Ssy øt tvlry Tees. & THen Ci.ISrin 5k UvI?x SI _____ ___ NSK A 5115 0 K I I 511: _____ 51 s K S K ____ S N it 51 1 0 U It S H II 0 A I It I 'r 6 R W K 51 A .1 U I) A N I 1' 1, I. K K I S I .1 0 S K P II it N 51 ___________________________________________ AND MANAGEMEN'I. and that I intmator.gisfersaidnamewitp,tl,, Clerk of the Circuit Ctxirt, Sminole NevelQrang,s,$3s4)perbu JuicsOrangos$I SOperbu. Your Container, 332 SIM C 'r I (' I. It (3 H II 1 () S: E. Gene Rumley Tangerines Call 3220757 if no - _______________________________ vieLnarn urcnia 1' _____________________________________________ HL(YP:R IHI) ('Ol.('MHIA ST. L0tiS llAI&ItoRN 'H) P1.1N K.ANSAS ('ITY much dehydrated rice to these Americans theVietnnesearycollap didn't see the writing on the when military reverses In the wall In Vietnam and get their MekongDolthmn1974for money out? priceofrawricetothreetjrnea "I kept telling myself I'm go- the contracted price of the ST. .U)SF:I'fl OSA(,ERIVEIt HARRY TRIStAN _________________________________________________ TOMORROW:Great Musicals • Enp' quantities of How come S PU lN; Fl i: 1.1) lar,,er ''"''k & Find" jiuitlt' with -. , - - ê " ' ' -. "font L.ONGW000- Beautiful room, new furniture, private bath; near I 1 Refined gentleman 1310646. __________________________ Man or woman to share myhome and expenses Phon.3l.O379anytime _______________________ Buess 7 - 301st Tu's Bingo Every Wed &Sat Early BIrds 7: 15 p m 3pames Unfurnished _______________________ ______________________ Easy friendly living. Come loin us. FRANKLIN ARMSAPTS, Rent from 5)11 mo 373 6650 kro tt'iat your club or organization can I .4 Room second floor apartment, , only 13 .'r week? This i an ideal way to inform the public of your club activits EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIa. conditioner. Reasonable, 3fl-7750. Reasonable Bauer said. "All my business associates 4 Burns went into business were Vietnamese alone last year with an open. ended contract "to feed and keep happy" the Communist a nd non Comm u nist ' GEORGE P-I. NICHOLAS and BARBARA NICHOLAS, his wife. Defendants. NOTICE OF ACTION TO: GEORGE H, NICHOLAS - ______ I 4 / WEDNESDAY / I ______ P;j.jPA 4 fr- A A -/ - '-1 --_"-'- " ________ CHICKEN DINNER 3 PIECES CHICKEN HOT ROLLS ____ Choice 012; I : French Coniplele d,f'e.b - 'sg1 I ________ __________ $)'7 Volv. TI;,' ,., GOODAUDAy . ' /OØe FRIEE CHICKEN )PFN 0* fLY 11AM TIL?)3pM -FPI4 SAT III I iH U Fries, Mashed Potatoes & Gravy $ FREE DELIVERY SERVICE ANYTIME J pe'ceiofth-.-.., O4U33 nd 'jiu.y &. .,j hOt - Rog• Co Sow, Maca'onl SaIsd JMa,yfand I i Control Commission based at Saigon's Tan Son Nhut airport. Steve Konevitch, born in Middieton, Pa., recalls "I should have known better, I should have gotten out earlier." But the former U.S. Air Force olfi. cer who had previously oper.itt"(l btlsines.'4's Iii Thailand, kept reinvesting In Vietnam with profits from two ntracts to (2 Or Moe.) FRIED CHICKEN Lee and Gladys Moss Your Host And Hostess OPEN Sun. thru Thurs. 9 tiI9:3Frj, & Sat. 9 tiP 10:30 For Phone Orders Aheact-322..9442 2100 S. French Ave. Sanford ship rice to P115 Wife ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN 32507. on PR IC ED FOR F I RST BUYER AC, Adults. $115 Security deposit. 3 Bedroom, 1", baths, Central heat Where else can you findadoui)1e car .s. and air, large fenced lot. Assum, garage home for $21,000? mortgage. No qualifying. Only Beautiful. - . .has everything. 1) ,. $73,900 4 Ridgewood Arms Hwy 17 92 I Mile MEETINGS TO DEBORAH G. MOSKOP Resldeflce.Unk,y-n Thursday Each Month YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an ictbontoforecea mort009eon the following prOperty in Seminole County, Florid.Lot 3). BloCk 0. NORTH or Plaintiff's 8ddres Attorney, RFAL 1CR 372 7495 -. __________ Lake Mary Attention One acre wooded mobile home site with well, septic leleclicity West of Sanford on paved road Mt. I Acre, New 4-Bedroom House. Winter Springs - 14,500 CdSh 0 Dora schools. Available Nov. 15. assumes 7 pct. mortgage at $ Approximately 2.000 sq. ft. living $40 per month. Write. Paul 0. per month. 3 bedrooms, 1 ba area; large kitchen, cabinets both Write, 2103 S. State, Ann Arbor, family room, fully carpet sides top and bottom, new central heat-air, garage; 3 ye ____ garage. w,soo Real Estate 41Hoes i' / 3226457 ____________________________ M1d70's,3& 4 BR homesfinanced _______________________________ • P. interest Color TV'S from $30; 67W, from 515: Service all makes. HERBS' TV. 7OO S. French, 323-1731, YLINE - Double wide, '73, 21 3 BR, 7 bath, raised let ,creen room, central air, cargi iwning and skirting. Good ci litlon. PaymentS 5)06.17 s )ffered by Savinas & Loan. I '. "' FLEET RESE''1 ASSN. Interest Credit h100E 25th St. 372 6455 ____________________ 3 Bedrooms, Centraj heat and air. wall to wall carpet, brick finish, aluminum overhang, large corner lot on paved road. 125.100-10 pct. snail and large, $2,000 per at and up Terry Realty. Realtor. a: "Matt Al Cambodia, the flusinessMeeting 7ndMonclay-7000 , _ . ' . Club HourS-3pm, Daily (closed Wed) Bingo Thtirsday7cOO ______ _____ It your club or organization would lIke to be Included In this listing call: TIlE HERALD CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT 172-26)1 - . ADULTh.NOPETS 116W. 7ndst, — PlOW LEASING P4e%. modern. story etticlency .,p,,rtments, attractively fur nished. conveniently located and heauwuily landscaped $135 mo Call between 1:30 5. For intormatlon raIl 337-070.4. SPoomapt ,altutilitlesfurfl $10 Per wk or SI)0 per mo 14$ dep $01 ?.kagnQlia Ave. 337 07, Large I bedroom. $100; large bedroOm, SIlO, water furnished; Sale lriye. worn hubs, tow bar; all uisning gear good condition. 3225399 afTer 5 pm or any tIm. _5580ats & Accessories 07)) eats. in good conditIon; I H Cicker. $150 cash. 322 3357. vagon.6cy1., new inspection, new ROBSOp MARINE 2977 Hwy. 17-92 50—Miscellaneous for Sal -fisicaI Wrchandise Counter tops, Sinks, Installatic aviliable Bud CabelI, 322 $Cl flew inspect eon, 5450 A-i Condition for Spinet Piano. 322 6470 51.50; Remit with order to J&J 242) Curry Ford Road, Orland lusT arrIved. Christening Qawni knit suits, baby blankets, crIb sit etc. Old stock. 30 pct to 60 pct. of I FREE GIFT RAPFlNG on fibs baby accessories. Payton' Children's Wear, (Formerl' Button; 'N Bows) 2410 Hia,.stp,i iites, must sacrifice. 621-0503 lys or 162-5250 evenings. - Any Car— No Money Down Wood or steel desks (extcut ye desk & chairs, Secretarial desks & chairs, straight chairs, filing cabinets, as •s- Cash and Carry. lIOLL'S Casselberry. 17 92.530 L2( WITH GOOD CREDIT For Example: I Valiant, 6 cyt. stand. I Fairlan, 6 cyl. auto., extra lear, I DuSter, 6 Cyi., Il.nd. I Hornet, 6 Cyl -, stand., 34,000 Phone 372-330). tAA1(.1I.rlLkn A,__j Flea Market Open SATURDAY AND SUNDAY, 9toS HIGHWAY 16 FLEA MARKET 1' '2 miles East Of l4 cn H wy 16 riginijI miles I Torino, 302 eng., auto. Monferey Wagon, like new Many others to choo from cents ci. Gard.nLarxt, 1100 W. I St., 323-6630, Chico & The Man - NELSON'S FLORIDA ROSES Woodruff's Garden Center Jct. 11-fl&i77, Lonowooci HP Riding Lawn Mowrr, goc.c shape, t3. 372-144 after 1 p.m uipment for Rent BUY-SELL--TRADE l315E.Fir-stSt. 337.54fl Rent Blue Lustre Electric Carpet Shampooer for only $1.50 per day. aple dinette, 130; wood floor lamp, CARROLL'S FURNITURE $10; 211cr table, $25; tub, corn_. plete, 125: 4 drawer chest, 13$ __ 67—tJvestock. Poultry ___________________________ walnut record cabinet, $20: walnut secretary, $150. KULP RABBITS$ DOes, 70 cages; all for DECORATORs, 409 W Frit st. $6 or will sell separate. Phone 7777335 377444 pair maple twin beds, complete, yipped, Pay equity & take over payments ci $73.O. 3234)0. __________________________ WALKER'S Presr-p Clcining 3. PaInting Specialist Roois.Ezterjor; 175; Fres IstIMat,;.l..,&, Teems Avbilable HI MIlE - COMMERCIAL HOMES ' Ph. 3324275 I BUSINESS DIRECTORY EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU (?)J _____ - ___________ .7' JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY Air Conditioning • Realty IR Boating Pool •Clubhousa Highway 17.92, Sanford, Next To Cavalier 3238670or 831-9777 _______ _____________________________________________ C0NDIII0NIN0 help that Sa!uron eu? Paneling 0001', windows hung. concretework,efc.Bytp,epouror th. lob. 3229365 '" Amum PURIFICATION SYSTEMS NI In Sanford's Finest .—--"\ .' Lud cJ$Qfiog 1uur friendly Classified gal at The -Ieratd, 322 761), or fl1 9'9] " Beauty Core ______________________________________ _________________ _______ _______ .. - IA - - 2 HOMES OF DISTINCTION to everything yet away from it aID • Large wooded lots •Streel lights • Paved streets •Sewers •Sidewalks • Close )lYetrMorlaes-$pct,dewn. 3222O9O • isv .JIu'y1tohc REA1JOR1.'' = CONSTJRIJCT1(J(\J Inc. Addtlons 211 W.2Sth Sanford, Fta, Call for Appt, 322.3103 Remodeling ces Radio & TV - Roofing '-:- Office Machiss ______________________________ Expert rool repairs, lIst roots or shnqles All guarant BROC,DE N JC.OU Nc, in _________ wOrk IF '.AC,c;NLS ERY DAY someone is looking for "s%e service all makes and models" Pat you have to sell Call loday Free Pktip Delivery -, - , . 'id - -. Classif ted Ad will appear :nc row — Quality upholstering Free pick up 1. delivery Call for tree estimate 701 E Commercal 3734451. r, '' -- ' '' - '.' I Jpt1 •, ', , _______ tcmc fl N.41shi STUDIO 1,2,3 32,3 -. - E '(a.a9r'i1 .-u Cit our Apartments 151)5 W. 25th St. SANFORD TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON rmerly Hafniett's Bçauty Nooil 51$ E F,rst,3fl 17 LANDCLEARl; isulIdc'zn .,,,' A&A CLEANS ALL Exterior pressure cIeanng DRIVE IN TV SERVICE--- Fatt Service 202 Live Oak Blvd Cassetberry - Phone 131 9641. and Gardens 125 Pressure Cleanin9 Call Phil Gonzalez 303 323 , CLASSIFIED ADS WILL FIND a liding & Sotlil system. AI5., home for Roofing, Gutters, Screen. 10 Yr-s. everything - . even for youl Eap. Try me. 531-9363. ___________________________ ____________________________ ln'erlor, Exterior Plastering Plaster patching & simulated ds outgrow the swing set Or'6mall beck & stOne spec'atty 322 2760 5icy(1e7 Sell thesC idle itims *ith want ad, To place your ad. call 'itoving? Why Not Live _____ ____ FROM - and ___ BEDROOM TOWNHOUSES •.' REFRIGERATION, DUCT WORK. 71 hour service. All ____________________________ mkes. DYKES AIR CON. _______________________ DITIONING, 372'S$fl. BUDDY'S HOME IMPROVE Pb1i MENT ALL TYPES OF CAR small Classf.cd Ad brings big PENTRY AND REPAIRS 322 W J 1 l?,, hii.'O 'U r!urns Try one Sic Call 377' 1331 Fexturet Water Healers $ a m, 10 ?tII (r 3)1 pm trwu Sat 2531 Park. 32) 3.612 _______________________ SOLAR HEATING AND WATER - Luxury Patio Fkótográphy . P.;r'--, L, Fine wediir' priotcs reasonably priCed Phone 37)6.351 an cover your rorne with alum, GIant trees, running brook. eneva provements Pie . NO SECURITY DEPOSIT. • swimmIng pool Room for horses You'd love it. All for 519,500 Home 3 Mo.-6 Mo. & 1 Year teases 322.6457 _______________ REALTORS 2365 Park Dr _____________________________ PARK A yE NUE MOBILE PARK 7543 Perk Drive SlOop. ________________ ______ for automatc, air cor' :?,4'd vn i roof, $1195 Call Owen. McGulre. i 6 Stromberg Canton Recre.atk Lr,a. E*lt I I at Lake Mar Road. Call 531 61 Req Real Estate Bro,cr 371 06( 323 5715 372 2743; 373 7595 JOHNNY WALKER npartn*rits Furnished Ior7I%edrooms Aduitsonly 7,'cr ____ 80—Autos 54—Garage Sales - 43—Lots-Acreage down Immediate occupancy, Your MLS Agency 373 19)0 I Ford F-100 Range Custom Style Side Pick-up, by owner, 52.900. COLOR TV, $11 9SMOPITPI RENTAL PURCHASE PLAN WITT REALTY Estate Broker ___ ' 123 IIM TAFFER REALTY DeBary churches Idea! for retired orrns 6.3 6413 or 322 tOSI. __________________________ SANMOPARK, 1. 7. 3 bedroom trailer apts Adult & family park. Weekly 35)5 Hwy 1792. Sanford e' ., BLAIR AGEPICY 53—TV- Radio-Stereo ________________________ . , 3) F ast Rbin Street,Orlandq forida 32501, onor Court either before service oil beforeDecemherfll9lja,.dfllethe plaintiff's attorne1or Immediately orlg;nil with the Clerk of thit Court . thef,.affer otherwise a default will eithpr before service on the Plain demanded in the complaint, thereafter, Otherwise a default will The properly proceeded uther to air-condition against is be enteq against yOu for the relief descri as follows' fices in Saigon. demanded in the Complaint, Lot II, OAKLAND HILLS, ac WITNESsmypandatp, 5Øf Coming home was traumatic cording to the plat thereof aS this Cnurt, this hIp day of for all three, recorded in Plat Book I), pages 63 NovCrnber )97 and 61 of the public records of (4eail While his wife hocked her Seminole County, Florida. jewelry to pay the rent, the Arthur H. Bckwith. Jr. WITNESS my hand led theseal 01 Clerk of the Circuit Court newly-poor Bauer ooked thiS Court on November 3rd, 197$. By: Elaine RiChirde (Seal) around for help "and I d Deputy Clerk Arthur H. fleckwith, Jr. juiit Covered that while we had lots Petrusk, CILrk of the Circuit Court of ROWLAND AND PETRUSKA of friends when we had money By Lillian T Jenkint 33 East Robinson Str Deputy Clerk they are not around now that we Orlindo, Florida 3750) Publish: Nov. 4, 11, 1$, 2$, 197$ need thcm," Publish: Ploy, 1*. 25. Dec. 3, 9, 1973 DET-24 DET 99 Large lot. 3 BR home, 119,0 town 3 BR home 1)9,5 GENERAL CONTRACTOR PEAL ESTATE. INC. - New Block Home SAVE ON HOME FINANCING Near shopping, 2 BR home, $17.0 JOHNNY WALKER .._. - __________________ 'SANFORD'S SALES LEADER" turn Bolh ac. w w carpet. 5100 (JJmage deposit. 1)75 ITsO. 323 31 lt'r 5.3Q p.m Every Mon i. st Early Bird at ISP whoip s central air, family room, living room, kitchen, dishwasher, arapes, 1xu0' tencecl yard. L new and lust reduced from 1.33, to present price of *77.000 L down, payments to assume. W. one block to tennIs cour SYSTEMS FOUR, IN REALTORS, CaliBart Real Estate ,, Spacious 1, 7 & 3 BR Apts, I 3. 2 HIGH ON A HILL. Located Baths. Tennis. swknming, play great family area, 3 BR home is ground, recreation room, laundry nestled On a tree shaded lot. room & clubhouse. From 1133 ma. Carpeted, drapes, range, 515,950. 75l0RidgewoodAve.,Sarford.PM 323 4470 PRICE REDUCED 5)0,100, Owner mucus to sell 3 lIP home on 4 Southol Sanford i'trr REPAIRED 5005. 5.anfc'd Ave. 373 9370 LLCREST - '73. central i tishwasher, raised patio, skirti; I tie-dowi:. Good Iocati Payments $429 mo. Offered Savings & Loan. 323 6051. years old. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, O Lake, Fr furnished or unfurnlshed. Newly redecorated Come Sis. 300 C. __________________________ Airport Blvd Sanford.. 323 1310: ________________________ POST OF UNIT 1, as per piat recorded In PIat Book 17, page 31, Public before OCrember 17th, 1975, and file lh Or,nal with the Clerk of th - Sanford Dreamwold Family Room 1973, 12' wIde, I BR. furnished, with PPone3239S79after6pm. ________________________ - you APE NOTIFIED lht an Records of Seminole County, CctQn for foreclosur, of a mortgage Florida hat been filed against you and you has been filed against you a you are required to tecve a copy of your are required to serve a copy of your written defense,, if any, to it on written defenses, ii any, to it, on Donald P. Corbeft, plalntift't at- JULIUS G, ETRUSKA. lorney, whose address Is P.O. Box ROWLAND AND PETRUSKA, Orlar, FlorIda REALTORS a3o 6133 - CIVIL ACTION NO. 1s.lrn.ca..,.c IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STOCw TON, WHATLEY, DAVIN & EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. COMPANY, a Florida corporation, Cull IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Plaintiff, COUNTY, FLORIDA. CIVIL NO. 152373CA49-C GARY .j MOSKOP and DEBORAH FEDERAL NATIONAL MOP & MOSKOP, hIs wife, TGAGE ASSOCIATION, econuitloned B $12 ?3 ch' PE - fC)Y ShOl, 111.9? Sar.fc,d A-sc: service, used machires out of state. 4 bedroom, 2 story, ____________ GENERAL CONTRACTOR REAL ESTATE,INC. 3ROOM APARTMENT NOLL'S 76—Auto Parts KENMORE WASHER, part;, ISYr FHA FINANCING GRIGORY MOBILE I4OMCS 3103 Orlando Drive Sant ord, 32) 5300 Forrest Greene, Inc. _____________________ Located in Longwood. Ave _______________________________ ___________________________ _____________________________ 'ef'tnqs _D you - Men only. 372 ?229. 4)4 Myrtle - - _______ __________ _______ __________ ________________ Ily l7J ' - 29-ROOfl'tS Chapter - Savings & over 3,100 s. It. No reasonable '-.. -. - Any - Quantity. vinyi top. Sleeps 5, $, 323.5375 Merchandise __________________________ . ______ MERICAN VETERANS Defendants fIancj(fI, "end 1 for each. makin.-Ijrtk.. i uvahie ti "Seek & Find Ifl itre III thl' newspaper hii"rdervi ,ltimeI Wewihlprovldethe AMERICAN fell, 5110W StE $1 10 for both 171 County Club Circle BYOWNER- 102 ldyllwltde Drive, Just reduced 55,500. Transferred Professional Service hourS weekly with complete company training & location 5Ct' uo lnvettmcnt of 560053.000 Call 35-.bI Ho collect, Mr Carson, 313 576 5320. I_ct ________________________ _____________________ ________________________ _____________________ Rentals _____ )ISABLED at Bach _______________________ hidden name and bos it in ac shown: Oil C E - -- described personal property 956 C. Altamonte Drive That Said sale Is be-nQ made to betteroff now in America than GiaoI%(heC,ulfofTdailaodwas satisfy the Attame Springs, Fl., 37701 terms of we are," said Clyde Bauer who destroyed In a Communist Execution. said Writ of Publish: Nov. IS, 25. 1973 DET N personally arranged for 100 rocket attack late In 1973, and John C. Polk, _______________________ Sheriff Vietnamese families - about insurance had been impossible IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP THE Seminole County, Florida N location, with trees. Offered Loan, Payme; 111)36 ma, 373 4031 yanted to buy used office furniture, 52—Appliances Terms. Chuluota Realty, 365-3212 or 3 S-3914, ________________________ YouwanttoBuyor5e,l - - Real Estate _____ N or used furniture, appliance,, tools. etc. Buy I or 1001 items. Larry's Mart, 715 Sanford Ave. I pc. sectional, Spanish style with matching pedestal commodes and octagon cocktail table. all slat. tops hG') or best offer. 323-7150 Or after 6p.m. call 373410. RAYMOPIOM BALL Reg, Real Estate Brokc 322 5641 Aft. Hr$, 337-2757 .ongwood __________ or, heater, radIo, 15,000 ml,, very If offering fishing. canoeing and convenience store Surrounded by -. 322 "JO ___________________________ -- ______----_ VENDING ROUTES I P.11 I J IUALITY APPLIANCES AT BARGAIN PRICES. SANFORD Fla. room, air, kitchen equipped, WEKIVA RIVER- Adult park ans. call 322 0316, Russell Crumley t__. whoworkedforuslnSaigonare plant they established ______________________________________ _______________________________________________ I S 51 I I. A N I I) T 51 K U A S 51 (! RAGNEI,I,I)AM _____ DAVES373',i. CASH 322.41i 'arringlon, double wide, new, 2 60', central air, large ra screcn patio, carport, skirt wood grain lapsed siding, ç 3736353 Call 34-btIe Honws 1450. 24-Business (portunitjes -____- . -- We Buy Furr' 'r .—.__ - 373 6061 or 323 05I7e _______________________ Make an offer _______________________ ________________________ machine. Clean $150 Drawer 1191, Sanford, Fla. 3777) __________ TREE RIPENED FRUIT. picked to Tail Cab Biness L retated fran Chile Call owner. 904 233 2572. order. Navel oranges, Grapefruit, undersigned as P 51 I K C U P K F K (3 6 N S C H Z () K ______ _________________________ TERNATIONAL MARKETING ma K -- Bookkeeper, experienced, for NAVEL ORANGES - Pavhlanrnnf57Sor lOpayments ri U See a 'ANFORO SEWING CENTER 307 Fast First, Downtown 172 941) Eve $49 ltld LT V PJ%JI JV II - Top prices paid. used, any COnditlO 64fI76, Winter Park. poSition. twin needle, front Inalino, nl,'lU,p sewino machine condItioner, shady yard. $19,500. HAL COLDERT, REALTOR SELMA WILLIA)AS, Associate Eves 3720617or3fl 1511 1 Bdrm, closed porch, $130 given BLOOD MANIA ____ P.neda Industrial Park. LonOweod.. ... A -i' Itt n• .-'.-------"a' $ itled, Aetna Finance Company. Society. FICTITIOUS NAME Plaintiff, v Richard M. Lee and mission comprised of Polish, Plotice is Nfrby Bauer also maintained dose Carolyn Sue Lee, Defendant, which that I am engaged in business at 1I65Lankjt hungarian, Indoneflan and Ira- personal relations with Preal- aforesaid Writ of Execution was Way, C.asselt,erry 37707 SemInole delivered to me as Sheriff of nina delegations, I County, Florida under the fIctitious dent Nguyen Van Thicu and Seminole County, Florida, and Steve Konevltch scri'rnbled other senior officials, many re- have levied upon thi following name of THE W000WORKS. and out of Vietnam on the last hell- hated to his Vietnamese wife Si. described property owned by with that I inf to register said name 'he Clerk of th Circuit Court, copter April 29 with $10 and a mone. And he was close with Richard N Lee and Carolyn Lee, said property being located Sue in Seminole County, Florida in ac change of clothing, and Is dis- American officials. Seminole County, Florida. more COfdance with the provisions of the Fictitious Name Statutes, To Wit: work at home, 46 going on 47." brIdge, Mass., and a former One (1) 1972 Dodge Pickup Truck, 5 - Douglas S Carlisle He worries about his business u.s. army officer and State Do. white over green, ID No. 014A8735%)39$ being Stored at Publlh: Nov- 1. 1). Il. 25, 1975 disaster two-roomed apart. par-tment official, said he pee. Damac's in DEl 74 Fern Park, Florida ment In Hayward, Calif., with (tictet! years ago that Saigon information available his VIetnamese wife and three would probably fall to the Corn- from the Civil Division of the NOTICE OP SALI Seminole County Sheriff's Depart children. You are herefy notified that the munists around 1975 because of mint, following vehicle will be Sold on Adjusting to Life back home weakening American resolve. 4 the SPiiiff wIthout hopeful prospects has Seminole County, Florida, will at December 5th, 1975. at tO o'clock "I told my Vietnamese btLSl' A.M.atthelowncarage,lnc.956E. 11 00 A M on the 26th day come hard to the three Amee'i- ness partners to make their Noveniber, AD. ot Altamonte Drive, Altamor'te 1975, offer for sale 5pring Florida can expatriates who between money by then and get out, and and sell to the hiohest bidder, for 196$ Volkswagen fastback them spent 44 comfortable I had the same idea," Burn., cash, Sublect to any and all exiSting ID No. 3)9114131 Ieins.atthefrontwe.st )000rof thC years in Southeast Asia. said, but late kept Interfering. Seminole County 1975 FIa tag 7044647 Courthouse TOWN Garage, Inc lOSES _________________ engaged InbuSinesi at50Pineda 3 nt'ndle LEETLIPIE - Double wide r central air, raised front sci room, carport, skirting, c pletely let up- Near 436 & I Oltered Savings, by pan. 111.51 per month. 373.60 SANFORD - 3 Bedroom, 2 bath 33-Houses Furnished _____ Very attractive. 116$. care of semi invalid, evenings anueL Grapefr0ip Satsum. and weekends. Send Complete Security deposit. No pets TangelosandLemons resume to Box 591, Co Evening 571 )O P - U Hvtchion, 332.1Q5$ Herald, P.O. Box 1657, Sanford - _____ ________________________ - - - -- c,th-rrt, ri.i rur,if ares P4odo' payment, monthly payments Ic than rent. Government 1ubidiii to qualified buyec. Call to see you quallfye M UNSWORIH REALTY Reg. Real Estate Broker 103W. 1st St _______________________________ -__________________ _______ FICTITIOUSNAME Notice is hereby given that I am 'finer 7i ?an fl ____________ DAVES PAINTIP,II,, uuming. flathroomt. Wind-, Work's Slow - Cheap Rll IOør Waxing, Rug Shampooing, Free estimate 377 2I vens, Refrigerators Free ______________________________ stimatej, Call - [ome Improvements Ri'r'i-'ik l.r.',j, Aij:t.c4'i'. uttom Work Licensed. Bonded ree estimate 32360* entry Ill carpet and vinyl, wall to wall, ce Estimate Call SEARS in nford 377 1771, Pest Control APT B-iU'.','N 'E T 1.L9,Tlul. 23.6? Park Dre — Pet Care MILLIONS OF DOLLARS In Real Estate is sold daily in the :t::tied ads Nothing small about that Well DriIIig - WELLS DRILLED. PUMPS —-" - - i r '''i INN I%taru-ng & Gronm.r'ij Ph. 372 J.O$7 I --" - Wanted to Buy Assume Payments completely furnished. Appro ecre lot. 1317 Elm. 110.500. * They're Hot" * Realtor made into? apartments, upstairs _____ 33O1 Is furniue. 7 furnished apart- _____________________________ ments in rear All in good repair. DUPLEX- 2 bedroom concreti Only Sl9.S bock, clent condition; no clt ________________________ _______________________________ ' 207£ 25th , 37) 7332 DELTONA HOMES Classified Ads didn't wOrk . . . 4232. r BARGAIN HUNTERS PARADISE That's Classified Ads -. 51—Household . ' Goods P31 fsflA 1 siso dn. $71,230. 5)43 month plus security deposit. Nov II, 11-1. License Bureau 372 6615 1 Sow, 1 boar and 7 weanling pegs. $160; 10 big rabbits and cages, $50 ov- 53.Soeacls; ctlickensessdduclis, 52.50 each. Call alter 5 p m. 322 LARGE HOME close to dntOwfl, Crank Realty, Tues,Nov. 11,67 p.m. or Wed, A BABY'S WORLD Careforjnf panshionship, and then botches foot freshwater boat moored in ments owe him. His last con- the Tourist Association and iudgment rendered in the aforesaidPublish: DEl 55 Nov. I, IS, 2$, Dec.7. 197$ OrangeCounty,FIora,U,)oqqjnI ulu FOR REPIT,$4Sup hadacollegedeg,ee,,tooc.flbea 3 Bedroom, 1", baths, on lake, shag carpet. Reasonable rent. Phone success. No matter w9at Cd 3239090. vantage a man has, how much money, or how much education. his success depenth on lust one 7-Bedroom house, living room, than you can Imagine. See Mr Daddis at Holiday lrm. Sanford, 6-Ctuid Care Pot Burner Oil Steve, with electric blower, nicelocliing, 110. 372-5.457. MLS REALTORS * "Get 'Em While * REALTORS Branch Oflice Plo. 1 month, SCHuREPi REALTY, Realtors. 322-1302 ambition ar-c 15 minutes, I will a Orlando, Florida 37101 fenced and well landscaped yard. Paneled family room bar. 3 bedroom, 2 bath for JIM HUNT REALTY IN 7324 Pirk Or Jfl 71 REALTOR AFTER Hl 3773991 3729751 33701 -________ __________________________________ NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that County, Florida In accordance with vinue of mat Certain Writ of the Proyist Steve Konevitch happily con- tempting to collect the $150,000 her of Commerce, the Vietnam Ezocution iisued out of and under Name Statutes, tO wit: . produces some female corn- templated his new $45,000, 6$- which he figures five govern- Council on Foreign Relations, the seat of the County Co.n'? cf AVON himsucceis. Vournight think, ill Robert Burns Is doggediy at- his Uons Clubs, the U.S. Cham- ___________________________ ________________________________________________________ girls into thinking they're purchased from the proceeds of and..---entertainment _._---- in. Sh'nn tn ______________________________ _______________________ _______________________________________________ 1.0v0 t?t...,p($ ?&txiI the International Control Corn- _____ ___________ 330 Publish: Nov. 11. 191$ Robert Burns was 1150,000 10 years.) Now he is counting sponsibility to put It back," OET9S __________________ "Three on a Porch" Fonzle ahead alter recovering from his unsuccessful job apphi. Bauer, a familiar figure in Sal. Insures a pleasant vacation for twoserlousbusinessreverses in cations, O so far. NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE gon over the years, established Poe and Ral He gives them a lead that (CATV.6) 700 Club ______________________________ sx 8-8:30 ABC HAPPY DAYS and Richie. South Vietnam. (24) Mister Rogers (44) Leave It To Beaver b.11 "I?e. AP Special Correspondent Bauer was overseeing hIs 6,000 flourIshing concerns was worth Tessa t)ahl, playing the girl Central Fiorida' MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR 3?? 499% 19195. French 372 1371.337 1196,337 19$-I 377 1959,)fl 416.4 - ___________________ SUNLAND house. 1133 monthly. No ap pliances. Damage deposit. Adults. ________________________________ Call after 3 p.m. 322 5466. vantages that you haven't, or his family has money, and that gave Florida, together with an undivided 67—ves1ock.Pouftry Clean mattress, box springs with legs, $29; trade student desk for dresser; sweeper, 1)5 323-6911. EAUTIFUL POOL HOP Screened patio and pool ci o At the beginning of thIs year fishing and travel. Bauer estl- P.M. Thursday, December 1, 1975. Publish: Nov I), II. 75, Dcc. 2, 197$ the same date at 7.00 P M The City Commission reserves the HUNTINGTON BEACH, Ca. employcs and considering es- $3 million before Saigon's col- rghttoacceptortoreiectanyor all frIend of an aggressive miner hf. AP) - By April of thIs year tabllchlng yet another chapter lapse. bids in the best Intecest of the Ctv fIghting for reforms. Sonny and Clyde Bauer's 19 years of hard of the Uons Club. (He had alof Sanford. Because he tetieved that "if a w. E. Knowles. (CATV.4) Fran Canton - Cafl64430,, Large 3 bedroom houSe, 1323 MOVE UP P1cc 4 bedroom, MIIonvIl,, len back yard NU(ScS, COZY CORNER COTTAGE RN'i; LPN's; Aides Aide. central air, good settled neigh IS ALCOP4O, A Available Nov. Sth. 1223 month )BLEM with wood burning firpiace an Companion Needed immediately, borriood.$26,çQQ. Furnistiedtoo!hl plu* $100 security deposIt. Phone INYOURFAMILY? 6210636 Screenedporch. 3bedroom frani OPPORTUNITY KNOCKSowner 904357436$. AL-ANON ________________________ _________________________ with dining room, eat In kitcflei moving. Chce3 bedroom, 2 bath, For families or friends of probl,m Painter interested in Dartnrhuge 37' master bedroom. Vacan ship or 3 Bedroom, 2 bath, carpet, double family room, w w carpet, in AS3iing 172,500, but owner wdnl For further Information call .473 4317 necenry 322 7673 borhood. $223. month plus or write F-hirild Hall Realt', . security deposit. 131-3691 or Sanford Al Anon Family Group P0 --Larry Saxon, Realtor 80* 553, Sinford, Fla. REAI.TOR 373-5771 ___________ _______________________ . _________________________ _____________________ Let's Talk! RENT.PURCHASE PLAN MARRIAG5 FOR RENT Mc4ern.Clean 3 bedroom homes, Performed by Marilyn, Notary, OFFICE & STORE BUILDINGS FHA VA Resale- Low. low, iv About Success!! familyroom,garag,,carpe,s, Ocala. 904 737 $161 or 732 1773 ALSOSTORAGE SPACE down '________________________ If ycj knew somgn wto is suc_____ $25 UP PER MO. CLIFF JORDAPI,REALTOR _________________________ ceisful, you Probably say to 5Lost & Found 3 Bedroom, 1', bath, nearly new _________________________ F%JRPIISHEDAPARTMENTS yourself tl'at pe ha had ad- OSTEEN- 1 Bedroom. $l Good assumption or by FHA wit ________________________ :'0h_,,AoI,s, - & ROBINSON, P A, Managers Office, City Hall, San- Hwy. 11-92, Deftary VB6. Fausts Drugs. "SERVICE BEYOND THE CONTRACT" 322.7643 --LAKE MARY- 7 BR duplex, kit(hen equipped, Carpeted, central Sunday-Noon Friday hct I. air, $150 per mo. ___________________________________________________ FORREST GREENE INC. _____________________________________________________ 373 6353 n svio Large 3 bedroom, 7 baths, on large REALTOR ___________________________ ___________ ________________ _____________ ___________________________ -. lot, Wall to wall carpet. $25,900. ______________________________ 7 unfurnished duplex, nice Terms 4-Persona-Is _______ -location, $140 mo. $100 security. Beautiful kitchen and 3 bedroom 18-4klpWa, ________ -----------3274435. ___________________________ _______________________________ home, close to schools and FACEDWITHADRINXIN Pwøs,it.a, part time wattress.11 sMj. 521.000. room unfurnished. kitchen PROBLEM to 2. Experienced. Call Ifl 0963 1 equip. air, carpeted. 19950. PerhapS Alcoholic Anonym,,,,5 betWeen 2 6. ___________________________ ____-Builder or Developer- Exceptional Adults only. 322 7296 wk nds 1. Can Help buy in building lots lust far enough GET THOSE LUXURY hEMS FOR eves, Call 423 4331 from town A FRACTION OF THEIR COST Write P.O. Bo* 1713 -_.- . _____ FROM TODAYS WANT ADS! Sanford. Florida3;77I ___________ 32-jij SEE US TODAY Unfurnished Coditall Waitress Fo- Weekends Lecithint Vinegart B6' Kelp! u,, .- 50-'sceIbneous for Se Stemper Realty Noon The Day Before Publication I Tuesday, Nay, ii, 075—iS' (ish Real Est DeIIARY.- BeautIful new home on Lake Jasime, 3 DR. 2 bath, family 3 ROOffl furnithed house. garai room, Central heat & air, wall to. patio and waSh house; large wallcarpetlng,doublegarage,in. wIth fruit trees. Good locati Priced reasonably. Call 337-li fliighbotho0dof line homes. Only rpeted, aIr, furn & unfurn up 372 1110 -- - - --31A—Duplexes DEADLINES • JOHNS REALTY CO. MOSSIE C. BATEMA BROKERS Re Real Estate nrcb Da)1 327 6)3) Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. -- 135,500. I Lines Minimum (Seal) On l'eter Arnett writes of the U.S. Vietnam, they wert financially lished and controlled 12 corn- Manager. 41c a line 3lca line 24ca line 41—Houses P4hts377 MONTHLY RENTALS AVAILABLE $150 $175 Cor TV QUALITY INN NORTH I 4&SR 431, Lonqwood - KatMrine 0, BCk. a-k a KatherIne 8. BiCker 1230 EastmOOr Drive Apartment 109 Denver, Colorado E0231 Bauerstartedoutinsaigontn Meter Boxes Clerk of the Circut Court canceLing any other plans to sit the communlgt.s in April. Eu the than a score of other American 196 as the agent for Lufthansa 2200 Feet Dacron Fire Hose Martha T VihIen and watch. S Ten (10) Fire Hydrants first of two articles of these businessmenwho Invested their and Civil Air Transport De1y Clerk OTHER PROGRAMS: Detailed specifications are Jams .1. Loveless. Jr. men,, APipeclal correspondent time and money In South airlines, and eventually est.ab available at the office of the City of the firm GILES. HEDRICK 8-9 NBC Movin' (44) 1:55 (44) Spirt Of '76 _'",_-.'w_ -. 1:00 A.M. - 5:30 P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAy Liza Minnelli. Well worth ruined by it when Saigon fell to Southern California. Uke more (6) MIke Douglas (CATV.4) Life In The Spirit (I) Big Valley (9) MovIe R. In I thru S times 6thru23 times 26 times 1:30 __________________ OFT*$E HOURS s• 2 Bedroom apartment, parily fur nshed, coupleonly. 3fl 3767 days. 322o91 eventngs RATES E.VINCENT LANGE. indivUeIIy and as Trustee, and EDGAR BECKER and KATHERINE o. BECKER. a-ka KATHERINE 0. 41—Houses Small furnis,d aparlment, malure IduIt only. 3729113 Orlando — Winter Park 83h9993 322-2611 through $3, inclusive, Public Records of Seminole County. Cityof Sanford, musicals, of course, and (9) Good Morning, America (44) HIlarious House Of Frlghtenstein - 3 Seminole pfi,rltfl's attorneys, re name and odUrcS g5 ? forth t- co, not later than December 32, 1975. if you failtocsosoaDefaultwlIlbeentered agat u for the relief demanded in the Complaint. The real property INVITATION TO BID _______ 31—Apailments Furnished CLASSIFIED ADS Ca No. 13 2306 CA 0$.F and that you are requ:red to file your answer id Court and to wIth the Clerk -10 ABC THE ROOKIES lIgious Hall ' " ' " ' " Dm $ -__vs.-... c. ______________________ ________________________ EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR CUlT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION CASE NO. 75.73oa.CA9F FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS ANtI OF ASSOCIATION LOAN ORLANDO, b corps Plaintiff, has nothing to do with crime- when he learns of her decision. (CArV-4) Bewitched Seminole County, Florida. is as measure, one of the rnxt "Invitation to a Rumble" Terry Iightlng,indfrecuy,tha(ts He's She refuses to take the treat- (9) Beverly Hillbillies VotIOWS inexpensive productions ever Webster's old neighborhood Is assigned to the detective bueau ment. (13) Adam 2 Condominium Residence Unit No. mnufacturedbyHoU)ood. It (CATV.13) Cable Journal 11, SHEOAH, SECTION ONE. a is a collection of memorable Condominium, recorded in Official (33) Maybifly R.F,D. RecordsBook9S4,Pag,sSOlIhrOugh scenes from more than 100 (44) Partridge Family 534, inclusive. Pubt'C RecordS Of MGM musical classics, __________________________ Seminole County, Florida. cc featuring 11 major stars in Business riien Losers cording to the plc? thereof as Legal Notice _________________________ ________________________ some of the greatest production _______________________recorded in Plat Book 17, PageS 7?( Crcby, Kelly, Jimmy Stewart Up -; of the grandest pieces of en- episode Invades the record life. When he's hit by a fleeing cusing him of trying to make hIs (13) lronside tertainment ever to come out of Industry, camping on Its auto, his broken body is hauled wife, (CATV-13) Orlando City Hollywood. CBS casts aside its notorious reputation as a drug- off and dumpod In an Isolated Council Meeting 7:00 7:30 . c (9) One Life To Live (35) Rocky And Friends Under 4:00 (2) lronside (3)(24) Mister Rogers (6) Partridge Family (CATV.4)(44) Mickey Mouse Club (I) Somerset TV HIGHLIGHTS (9) Dinah! (13) Dragnet (35) Addams Family REAL ENTERTAINMENT: camel Jockeys from Tunisia. teeming with gang wars, to work with a policewoman 4:30 This is a pack-up-your troubles 910 NBC I'OLICE WOMAN Terry's efforts to curb the Her husband is the Jealous type, (3)(24) Sesame Street Griffin (6)(S) Mery night and sit back to watch one "Glitter with a Bullet" This hostilities almost cost him his and stuns Forrester by BC- (CATV6) Flintstones sequences ever put on celluloid. There's Hope, Sinatra, 1:00 ". , (2)(e) High Rollers AFTERNOON (44) Variety (6)(1)) Edge Of Night (6)(13) Gambit 12:00 1:00 (9) Rhyme And Reason (CATV6) Not For Women (2)(9)(44) News (2) Somerset (24) Indian Summer Only (4) The Young And The Rest. (6)(S) News (33) Mothers.ln.Law (9) Showoffs .less (CATV.) Movie 3:00 (44) Phil Donahue (CATV.4) Bugs Bunny And (9) Ryan's Hope (2)(l) Another World 11:30 FrIends (13) Search For Tomorrow (6)(13) Match Game ________________________________________________________________________________________________ successful, and by any I ___________ rp 12:30 (2)(a) 3 For The Money (6) Search For Tomorrow (9) All My Children (CATV.6) Paul Harvey 11:53 (d)(C.4)(13) CBS News (2) Sunshine Almanac 4:55 ( Daily Devotional (l)(44) News (I)(44) News (9) Welcome Back, Kotter - (3$) Big Valley 11:50 — (CATV4) Three Stooges (9) General Hospital (2)(I) Days Of Our Lives (24) Romagnolis' Table (6)(13) As The World Turns (35) My Favorit3 Martian (9) Lers Make A Deal (44) Three Stooges 2:00 3:23 (6)(13) GuidIng Light (44) Spirit Of '76 (9) $10,000 Pyramid 3:30 2:30 (3)(24) Lillias, Yoga And 'ou see this super entertaining the noted concert star Arthur Terry or protect himself. dIng,thatanoldkIdneyafnt (9) GIlligan's Island plctc in theaters, 'tt1e txick Rtibirtein, Frrnk Gohin a has flared again, and she tlIut (35) Mickey Mouse Club for th night and enjoy. a rock group, Commander Cody 1041 NBC JOE FORRE.STER return to the lifesaving dialysIs (44) Brady Bunch The amazing ng is 5:30 Ut the and His 1t Planet Airmen, "Powder Blue" Forrester finds nchine, a situation which aiso (2) News (6)($) Sunshine Almanac 423 (2) With This Ring 6:30 (6) SunrIse Semester A'1V Tennes Tuxedo (I) Today In Florida (44) Dinah! - (6)(13) Love Of Life (CATV.6) World Of Women (9) Happy Days (24) VIlla Alegre (3S)(44) Movie 1:30 MORNING 6:00 (9) Sunrise Jubilee (13) Breakfast Beat 6:15 (13) Good Times ( 33) Movie - (2) Celebrity Sweepstakes (6) The Price Is Right (I) Romper Room (44) Father Knows Best 10:30 (2)(l) Wheel Of Fortune (33) 700 Club ( 44) Green Acres (I) Magnificent Marble Ma chine (13) Pluse-PlusI (24) World Press for a showing of "That's musician's death sets off an whosebrotherwasTerry'stt M.D. "Killers of Dreams" A (41) Gilligan's Island Enterinment" from 8 to 11 expose of drug trfIc and drug fd 5:00 in the old days, has to young woman is crushed to (2) Adam 12 (13) Truth Or Consequences (CATV.13) Movie (44) Love. American Style T1t2:30p.M.-S1.23 (2)(e) HoUywrod Squares (44) PhIl Donahue StyIt' (I) Let's Make A Deal I 10:00 (CATV.13) Stagecoach West 9:30 (35) MovIe 10:00 (2)(I) Joe Forrester (3) Woman Alive (2)(,)(I)(9)(13) News (3) CarrascendOla! (CATV4) Family Affair (24) Channel 24 Auction (35) Lost In Space - IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE (3) Ascent Of Man (6) SwItch (9) RookIes Tuesday ..-- - SPRINKLER SYSTEMS Alltypf'sand siZfl We repair a,i service STIflE MACHINE& SUPPLY CO 707 W.2n,j5t, 372 6417 '- . - �- -:1.:__ -- - .:::- -- ---- ----- -.- - -- ----- ---.- - -- -- .---- - -_.t--- -.--.----- 813-Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Tuesday, Nov. iS, i75 BEETLE BAILEY I %V144T HAPPENED IT ~N'A!5 IN T9E -- í•. OS Quo Mort Walker THOU69T ______ -• COPE HOR T E. i P (l)I T " E ACROSS (14711 ----, .......mm~ I _ ____ IN THE QUIET OP ~'OLJIZ 5TLJfP% 1, CI-t ~), CC k',comb m ¶3 S helter ed i <'Q C44P.4tN 13EETLE j:-:S5'-_._ ,---..uI1r rI A t1" 14 Wings 1! Bellow 11, Epoch 4JII ~ i I ~ n n -A () n Im THE BORN LOSER 21 Certain com 54 South African 22 Appears lox 24 Doctrine 26 28 Animal Cravat by Art Sonsom ~ 0C ? /__%.•' I [711 IV V : B ARIES (March Your words ij flla,! 712 months 33 Vine ttutt3 8 Sack 34 Certain 10 Ensemble 36 Spat 31 Boy's name sect-ons 20 Infinite 4 43 FIo.e '9 Motton 48 I __ 2 fl ——— — 12 / r — 4 I! iT — M to WA- 'at, .1 L_ Ir2-W. "-Ijiii 0, - CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS (OMIGOSH,L THERE GOES - A FULL TANK OF GA5 ° I 19 - -- — " - - — '\ __ _ '8 I — 48 — — — — — 54 by Stoffcl & Heimdohl '1 If — — — — — 52 — — — 55 — — — ? All ' , 19 L_ 1 I BLONDIE fi) 91. C ~-.' -1 _ ,."_ 1I' roI r_:-, t_ 111^ 1_Q11~ : -- ~ I :I I - I -1, _~ -, __ ___ - .I - 4 :?Ozl w) .. V~ I by Al Vermeer PRISCILLA'S POP I .- I ALL T1-4t,j bOlTS! '' ___/ DocTOR'S '2 & _~ .l- ~, I i i ~ __~ ___ ~__- .-A _~.__~ __ - ( I w-v . I- __ T 1 1 ,"_cl I -I ./ rq~ ~ 11 -. rA , I T6_> / • 1' "? - --' - ,*---r cf: . A t- %_.._ -7 oTSt, A r I I -- 1 ill -0 i ) A44,~ P - - ii -- I -. It-IQ '— l THEY ABOUT WEATHER ' DO YOU KNOW P'ATC#4IJSES CC "' 5CARS ' FROI4T 7 GRA SURE— WHAT ki NO OF ( LEANING GRADE C)OYOU ____ " a There is a lot more to forming mendations probably represent kidney stones than diet. A the degree of confusion that concentraW urine specimen is even among ors, on loaded with chemical salts that and fwmtion of kidney stones start the stone formation. The to be very positive about what crystals won't form ai long as is the best treatment. e ur ne con a ns enoug -I L Regardless of other dietary measures you can do a lot for 1 l J - z (I 1. -Ai --. - - MR14rat- . 0- , - _________ - MEDICAL HONORS Attorney Testifies; Hattaway Appearance Shelved Grand Ju W'16 dens Coun Government Probe By BOB LLOYD Herald Staff Writer was scheduled, answered reporters' questions on why Hattaway didn't go before the grand jury wi th "no comment." I a N.r 0 the master contract with SEA, now would involve similar w hich was adopted In Sep- requests at Oviedo and Lake zoning On Aug 14, the cony tember. mission voted to change the -= The Seminole County Commission has asked Its attorney bra legal opinion as to whether the lWacre Slarkharn Woods clay pit site should be returned to Brantley High Schools. _________________ _____ i!Zv ~ - ___ - - _I -_~_ _______ ,. M_ zoning from rtiidential to ___________________ — MR - _____________________________ ____________________ -4 _______ . - Members voted 4-1 to retain ~Ow,te - "f)Xia"" (5 1) / special 11-18 "lie could be another Henry Kissinger! Half the time we don't ~~ ' The major areas covered at from business prospects that the sessiOn were the , are interested in the county, The Comprehensise Land t he received Development Authority labor Both Daniel and SCIDA A market, tranth 'g Daniel said. _-- ---_ -J~I ~, ,.,= .__ -_ M T -=~I , I ~_ f__ I !i,A ~ X He re"ed thait one com. pany, with offices in Miami, is Board members agreed that planning to open a manufac- Daniel, Langston had fur Not only technically-oriented hornes,factory built houses and industries, but firms that can the trend toward smaller lots section of the incompleted plan hire people who lack technical SCIDA has received nished copies of the economic , 1 -~',~:17:1, 1-- o"I t .-__ _ --, ii ag ~ - ,#~ - - - — 14 -.;; ~ already established locally, who want to Lnter the -' — - - -:~'l -_-.~-_ i.-~ vl~l cturing . . . -' I - 77--- ~_ Today I -- - - - M - -_ __.,r~_ -S.- - - iSCIDA) regarding the Court- Acting Chairman Ron Smith new areas of housing need to be turing outlet in tWs area ItLit ty's Comprehensive Land Plan. emphasized the need for a plan considered by governmental wil] employ 35 people. According to SCIDA for balanced gzowth in the zoning ordi nances including Daniel said SCIDA alac Is Director Jim county. Executive the proliferation of mobile assisting two I .41: -. '' .-4 -' o go ,fliO '' £ ___ ' A - ~!-- - X .--- . Seminole High School will meet Satellite Beach In the Nnv fl Rotary Bowl post season charity football game at Lyin.n 111gb School, bowl off icial Andy Anderson announced today. See : " " '.' ..LjiN1 r---- DOONESBURY " ' rUICEDS I VIVWTUL- by Garry Trudeau it I k1' by T K Ryan t I AhqyZsf4444zW 1,14 CLAM VIE. - - hoard \ __ -_6; -It p j ,j LWAL HIS I AIACPT)!%.,R I I I I WO i 91A '-s" i \ V, : --- J AW5. I -E_~ , . :~~ / 1 1 I l!'i U tA. . - - i 4i~ 11 . . . - ; r .1 -..----_ . A I a '~ __ I A. * - I _- A £3"' - I __J . -~ / _~_ 3 - , the board to authorize ment to Mrs, Kathy Elliason, iourth year French tache; who he said was asked last year to take the job with a budgeted I ~ . I- . __~ ~ - -------__ ~ ~____~Z ===iz - ___ ' . .. = ---- - .truund 1h Clock &ldge 1 - - ,- ,..... '.'' - . 2r ~_ - 10 . - __ - - 4-A A — Z *,fll . 1%. n ~Z~~_ 7% . LJFW. - - ::— . I'l "" C _19— 44,1111"— _______________ would be subject to collectis =__ ~~_ ~ T- _t_._n -. - ''.- ----------=-==---- -Ti- :- ----=--- --.-- - == == = .-==- -- ==S=== - - cornrnissi:: be adsised ' ', ____ Ucar Abby Dr Lamb I ____ I ' P the land for ___ -Noommunmu*-"~lFMFFM - - Television . . - ekmentaryscbotonoavall. ffleraldPhotobyEldaNichols) -_- - i. - -- / , ls rem . -T 6-11 ' Ill. - Since DeWoWs request,, however, Me c, immisslon site. That decision prompted Mandell's attorne)s earlier this week to Ifie a lawsuit seeking 5A Obituaries torney for Ma rkham Woods I 0- -- 1 -- - that Tom DeWoU' an at- Aw- T-- ---..:=-==__..--- * I Seminole County School Supt. W.P. I Bud I Layer cuts the cake at Layer said he could not grant Rosenwald Eiceptional Shident Center, Altamonte Springs, as the request since it is not in the Principal ~trs. Ruby Hendirtz stands by to lead a hand daring framework of the board's dedication cemmoules for the facWty. During the last school adopted salary schedule, and year black preata prot ested closing of th e facility u an __ - 4 ,z 7 -. _,~ , - pit Issue was raised by Commissioner Sid%ihkn ,'; "We feel she has been taken advantage of," said Grooms. - -------- 4 a C) I k ' ~~____ toe' I man high School teacher for coaching girls' solleyball thIs year Gene Grooms, executive director of the Seminole I - ."ff.d___ I' 4 _____________________ ff -W 71C RRST Tim 00 lyj "f" a 1W a ft, 'Oft "119", h RST 1 I I IX'i*tJm4lPAI.t, VAWtv ,' '-., - - to Insure no clay pit Is constructed on the property. -_ 'rç - fi /TFMt9MZ6'ic4 I lj44$fl'-)1j7I I '.. '4 1. - -- ='—'- i Ill ' know if a decision Is necessary to change the zoning back to residential , voted 4-1 to uphold a recom mendittion of Superintendent W.P. 'Bud' Layer to deny a I Views Im meetings when call ed. in other action SCIDA input frolin board members of Plan is scheduled for corn- Programs and the problem of the Serrdnole County Industrial pletion in July, in,. low-cost housing. that area." Wednesdays of each month and 7A\\./ Jerry Langaton today the "courU might well allow a clay p . I - _, --Z.. - __ __ -- to board members and had skills are needed, Smith said inquiries during the past week Herald Staff Writer requested comments and Chief county land planner crificism. , At ues ay mee ting Commissioner John kimbrough asked for an attorney's opinion because ________ _______ ------' ________ By AL DIP MURPHY - - 'fI. La nd Planner Hears agricultural In anticipation of turning the Lester . .-'----. , Balanced Count Growth Sou ht 0 Its former residential Board Attorney Douglas Stenstrom was reappointed to his post after a motion was made and seconded by E C 11 Harper Jr.and £1413 £eIUn ____ cola drinks and fruit juices are which makes matters worse. fairly high In soluble oyalate. Old vitamin C tablets may At the present state o( our it is a good centage of oxalate. meager Zoning Opinion Sought d Sims and Feather , (t , said he hadn't been asked to go before the areas of county government operation that its grand jury room carrying a bulging orange Robert G. 'Bud' Feather was bargaining negotiations next SWis asked if the volleybafl unanimously reappointed to his year coaching supplement was an -11 t should not be ta ipered "oversight," but Layer said chairman of the Seminole wi~ tW year," said LAyer. "not nects3drilY." County "She s coachi ng for free, Layer said her request was one of the many additional said Groom.s. Tu.e3&y night, Harry Pelley, chief 11w 29-year-old father of two ones th.at was denied." fie said " c ollective In the negotiatorfortheboard,agreed saldoni 'Thank ou 'to fellow it was board members after being bargaining realm" and is not in with Layer and said a change replacing Davie Sirm. She was nominated and seconded by 411 1 __ not use lots of vitamin C It is readily absorbed, and the excess Is converted to oxalate Now about tea, Tea, Lr, I 0 My 0 / 7/ Bt %ck said it will be "up to the grand jury" In April a grand jury reported in an in. This morning Heffing's chief investigator, if Kwiatkowski appear& Earber Kwiatkowski vv.stigation into complaints about several Jack R. Fulenw Ide r, was seen entering the reported probe of county government actkxu scheduled tc go before the jurors, Rutberg and a11epU Sunshine Law violations and attorneys Newman Brock and Cheney nominated and seconded b members All K th and p Teon, respectively. T iSo led her f irst term as vice chairman, ___________ I agreed to sell $4rrnllioni Hattaway said he wasn't aware [ "' . _( I want to add here that oxalate stone formers should may be more Important prevent 'ie trea - . that? Drink plenty of water 1 _________ Feather ins Second Term InBo r Chair ___L dilute urine. How do YOU do your neighbor had the same ' ~~~ so AMP THATI-PS ?:I:.S__) yourself by maintaining a i INTERNAL REVENUE, .qERVICF - Florida 's west coast - - 1 least four quarts liquid a day spread oser theday to keep the urine always dilute If you stom al with or result of an inf ect on in the sweat or are hot and lose water k idne y. " These pat i ents are that way, Increase your water asked to avo l a II m ilk intake to provide a regular flow products. So even if you and of dilute urine by Bob Tboves - - "George Bland contacted all Indian Hills and Consumer Mason refused to confirm or deny that he commission selected Freeman to replace office for investigative ffles. is representing Freeman. Freeman rmwered Marseeas county attorney reveaied're Is flod~,es said his - idea Fulenwider was a briefcase. .. Dmitmn Sa*%..7. is ftm ' *!-*~~ ~ om with, "no comment." insufficient evidence and information , a . Earlier witnes.ses heard by the grand p.wy At"My WWiam SUley's courthouse office. But Mason was observed leaving Staley's available at this time to determine whether Sanford Avenuit to Myrtle gLes iaw its thim week. Farilier County Attorney Howard Marat, Staley, who is handling the grand jury office and meeting with Freeman in the rear there was any violation of the state's Sunshine include principals in a $517,000 clay pit par. Avenue, and from Commercial who was replaced by chase deal that county commissioners present Coun;y Attorney probe for State Attorney Abbott Herring, left of the county commission chamber while the Law." Avenue to Second Tom Freeman in January by county corn- the grand jury room and met with the three commission was In session Tuesday. Oct. n, and officials from After the re-organization of the county co' rnissioncr5. testified under subpoena h*fore attorneys in his office. an Orange County bank here the county About the same time Hattaway and commission following last November's owner of RoJsy Women's Apparel, 228 East First St., said the grand jury for 40 minutes Tuesday. qon, Herring said he was considering an conunission placed federal funds for 14 days Brock said he represents County Com- Rutberg conversed outside in a hal.1way. e. '*,County Commissioner Mike Ilattaway had missioner liarry Kwiatkowski and Mason is County Commissioner Dick Williams told investigation into a possible violation of the before reversing their action in September. city hall should be kept been scheduled to uppear before the jurors believed to be representing Tom Freeman. reporters last Thursday before appearing Sunshine Law by Commissioners Hattaway Observers said today that the grand jury Dovirritown by -txpanding and Tues&y at 3 p.m. but didn't appear. HatKwiatkowski and Hattaway are the only before the grand jury that he has discussed and Kwiatkowski over Freemn's selection. Probe, which earUer was believed to be rejuvenating" the existing taway and W attomey, Gerald Rutberg, who county commissioners who haven't been --various matters that go back as far as four Herring later said he found no evidence of nearing its end, may now continue for several Continued On Pe 2-A) as late as noon Tuesday said the appearance be fore the grand jury. years ago" with members of Herring's staff. a violation, more wee ks. IM —1 ____ bond money out of Seminole I__________________ L on I 1 14 chemicals that prevent this. "Yes. definitely,' replied which named depositories for bonds to William R. laugh & that the contract specified that 11. eight accounts tied to the Co., of which Bland is a laugh officials be a ll owed, to •( T county's 12.4-million utility representative. Bland, also, Is a name banks where furds will be __E bond sale, is reminiscent of the financial consultant for deposited. county's transfer of 11-million Seminole County. But it does. in federal funds from a . Earlier Tuesday, Vihien . "N I wasn't," Hatta way Semm e County bank to an adamantly opposed the transfer replied when asked if he *# ; Orange County banking in- Of any funds out of Seminole reahzed OW,000 wai going to stitution — with a few major County. I But, after a con- the St. Petersburg bank. — dfe re ncs. srsaUon Ven said he had Hatta way said that's what the r One major difference is the with Bland, Vihlen urged co unty employs professionals f bond purchasers, William R. commissioners to approve a for - to read contracts and r___ Hough & Co., stipulated in the resolution naming Bank of insure the county the best deal / ___________________ 12.4-million bond purchase Florida depository for the possible. j j agreementthatlough - whose $500,000 construction fund, as Count Utilit y Attorney John home office is located in St. well as two additional accounts McDonough the decisionI Dr. and Mrs. George H. Starke were pests of bonor at the wcond Annul Scientific Dinner of the Petersburg - be allowed to of a less significant nature. SOCIETY iVe Hough the power to name Seminde County Medical Assocthdo held Tuesday evening at the Sanfo Sbeton I. A plaque name depositories for the 'I strongly object to pu tting depositories was made by the DOCTOR honoring his 48 years of service to the community was presented to Dr. Stake by Dr. Charles S. funds. money in out-of-county banks," Dexter second from kit). ChaIen of the event were Dr. Nicholsi sUs (left) and Dr. Joe Another difference is that, Vihien sd earlier. Asked about the con tra Gomez i far right). I Herald Photo by Tom Vincent) according to Commissioner Sid "Is that to the advantage of Vihlen Jr., a Hough residents and taxpayers of i ('ontinued On Page !-Ap . Hodges said the present 50. year-old Spanish styled building should be Tumor ___________ statement is the treatment of a person i a '' JF ________ s to bed. That usually mans at I •' _______________________ - - 1. - not enough known about diet protein within the kidney and ent formation of kidney stones It used to be restricted by Dkk Seminole County and was _________________ .-_I ________________ a CARNIVAL representive - George Bland Seminole County?" asked - contacted all the banks in Commissioner Dick Williams. The Seminole County Corn- unable to locate banking Vthl. Ven is liaison mission Tuesday approved the facilities that met the !i's cothissioner on the 12.4shift of more than 1iOQ000 in eeds• miuin project to Purchase ism iS trying to preserve the certral busiren district," said Howard [lodges, president and chair. man of the board of Atlantic National Bank of Sanford. . Radio City Station, Now Yof k, a ny long suit to work with. In can easily form crystals. These may form around old cells or tairi a calcium SWt, as in your case. I ___________ -- 1, ssst North East South because of its calciLffn content, and many kidney stones con- ,s .. / FRANK AND ERNEST A lead of either red suit will give him a 12th, A club lead 4 won't help him. but there is no reason for West to do anN guessing . ~ is no evidence that avoiding Infection predisposes Ir I i:i 4 1 . -W unds out of Downtown when W re defenders take care, declarer & A 82 Wh vulnerable milk or milk products wiU ____ . . i I Lamb prev — .1 BELOW J SCIENCE? FN- COuNTERN ri Dr. ou -. Sanford area. "I don't see taking city lawi ' v K 104 There fol.low. First about milk. There _____________________ JUGHEAD, TDOYOU TOOAY CLASS %E IL REVIE,'"1i Lamb, VQ862 • Q6 64 SOUTH ID1 ets G nt'i I — _______ — , and it is up to West to find thv lead that is least likely to help declarer. That safest possible mid spade. If West makes his lead. declarer will Y UU,T - ____ ____ V !I terviewed in Downtown Sanford ' —" By ED PRICKETT Herald Stall Writer —. r ine11as P _____ ____ all agreed the new city hail building should be built on the prnenttwnd-hailacre st te on N. Park Avenue, across the street from the County Cour. thouse. Merchants seem to be however, in their Opinions as to -- whether or not a parking problem would exist. They also disagree in defining exactly 4,, -w ____________ The Sanford city commission, in September, voted 3-2 to designate the city-owned l acre lakefront site fronting French Avenue and Seminole Boulevard as the spot for new $1.8 million city hall sometime In the future, and as the location ofa$,00O Public Works De ment Complex. Several merchants in. ' , t. - " — \- ___________ they prefer kerping it where It - I 1, '1— . II II 0 ;t , +I . __ EX I I I ~, _______ '. , While Sanford city fathers ar e waiting on soil tests 14-acre city-owned laniti site f ronting Frer h A' Avenue a Seminole Boulevard, ear. marked as the new home for .L._.I-- - I ,. _______ S 14-~ _, ~ FROM TI-I 'I-. I i- 1-IE \IANTs ME h . ' ' I' I I I .k. - M ,-1 1* Herald Staff Writer idea id if rm 11.kb 11; jkz.~ 1ii1. Z~L~~ 6,N T Pass Flais Pass oxalate stones. Certainly no lead -4£ Opening chocolate and greens. The Jacoby transfer bid i~ theee used in response to notruinp Why did the doctors differ on drinks should he used. openings. The transfers t- ) By Oswald & Jump% Jacoby . the dairy products an4 tea? majors are two diamonds ti, Oxalate is in vegetables, When should you make a love tea and consume a large hearts and two hearts lu I am particularly greens, but it is passive lead In order to sit spades. amoun t of milk N ack and wait for tricks to worried about the milk I drink. Our Florida reader wants 1(, and wil] not be absorbed in come in? know how you transfer if I can't understand why he can the The answer is, "very in. there is an overcall. The drink tea and I can't. fie can't important quantities from Th e man Irequenty s digestive it it i answer is that you Just don' t have milk and I can t our back and waits is very likely When We absorbed it can't get into the diSCM the bid eariv analysis was exactly the same. to sti!I be waiting after his Opnext year we will show ho%%* blood or arrive in the kidney to er Plea answonas ponents have fulfilled their you can do this. if you wish form stones. So, you don't need contract. one ii tobe overly restrictive onU (For a copy 01 JACO6Y There is one classic excepsurgery again. mu foods as YOU do wi th the d $1 ° I 'W tion. When your opponents MOOcriv, 11 3- K -1 - __________ - . -. .I -- . r~- . Opposed avid all day products, --- _-- ZIV- I II --- - Kl a neighbor had the same t) pe of —1 I - titI -,-)" \ 11 __ . ./ I L, -I VA93 j - make the lead that is least likely to help them Wt holds three jacks. Not much in the way of defense against a slam, but his partner may have some cards 18 £ K Q9 chocolate and greens. Recently -1 . -- F.. . - - V." __________ , ' T I L&+P1' I . - Ily JOE ASKRL"4 BRIDGE AT %'0RTI1 t DEAR DR. LAMB - A couple of years ago I had a ved. The kidney Mone analysis sh ow ed to be calcium oxalate. The surgeon told me to avoid at! tea, `~~ ~' I OCINT KNOW, . 11 BUT 1;: WE EVEq NEED ONE1WE'u...) HAVE rr - I%. By Lawrence Chic Young i WIN VJ75 \ ty Hall I — — — — ____________________________________________ 53 — — — 56 is — —— H) ()SWM.[) and JAMES JA(OItV , (, I - V Ir ~ ___ % I ___ _______________ .i I - S. %VRAT %%CULC> 40 — — — - ______ i _, L___ t.,~ __ - _.~ - ______ ___ __ ' I - ;I ; 1`__ N . -2,~.L - I id I V' F SNUFF SCX? . - I. it ,_ " I ') - 14 I - PEWTER SNUFF ox r WE DO WITH A PEWTER L '.,I, 1 - ACCOUNT 'YW Gr=TA 5AvP46s TO TP4AI NEW BANK I -- - __________ TRANS;:EtZ OUQ 1.! - I (J (k,-_. ,,I, ir ":, ~* .11. \ % I - -.5) . I — — - — ney S one opin ions Differ fl ' 4~ I ~ _~ . ~,~ — — \ER SILL.' ,A)UT! . V - '. 1' GE ,, YlNG.'/ SURE 1 T14 TWO OTHERS k 71 OUT IN THE E46 . BUGS BUNNY I AM! MY —— 38 ______ --- — 36 37 — — — - thefUr1tYPe.01eefl prefect one to chair a cornhave some unexpected dropins. mittee. VIRGO (Aug. 23-SepI. 22) €..) YOUR BIRTHDAY Today and tomorrow you're in a Nov. 19, 15 brief favorable cycle career Opportunities will present and financewise. Keep your themselves this coming year eyes peeled for the breaks. d. ) Get whereby you may be able to LIBRA (Sept. in touch with persons who have derive income from a secon. been on your mind, but who are dary source. Tuck any surplus gs. separated from you V -- — — — — 35 I ie-i Lake Site some form of club work or There will be much activity group activity. You're the around your house today. It wfll —— 5T' T — — — — — 51 OVERHEAR AT) 30 — ______ . — — FUDDSV? L))s) — i : .I I LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) This is occasionally. This is your way. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20 ) agooddayto1nvolveyotse1fin — -_ 42 43 44 45 . — 21 20 I CANCER (June 21-July 22) hope to accow.pUsh. AQUARIUS Doing thJni for others will give you great pleasure today, You ten totake things ll11v h Id particularly if they're done for and to Everyone a member of your family. 24 — . -' 14 — — — — ff- / ___________ 13 — — — -1 by Lorry Lewis "' 8 9 110 11 — — — — — — —i----' Il 16 I 15 5 6 17 Sanford, Florida 32171-Price O Cents . ' Athe na HiiI1 hash I our own mind today GEMINI (May 21-June ) ficultyin making Their y successful today of stew will prove helpful. w iive th 19)Dot1et5 ands toda a do things exactly as )OU enthings you a vision them. 75 13 V 68th Year, No. 77-Wednesday, November 19, 1975 I an arrangemuit you re nIn. You'll spot se"eral 20) volved 1 Your material prospec are advantages YOU ye been encouraging. Today should be overlooking. SAGnTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. profitable, yet there is a slight warning against loss through 21) Talk over with friends a decision you're having dif. carelessness. 38 0 e111'g Interesting distance. ld develop. SCORPIO 'Oct 24.Nov. 22) 19) don't sell somebody on 28 Demigod 21-April lot of weight. Be careful Leavening - 33 NoW 35 Investment Coo' A Q1 O(Ut • 56 —I IM AW 9ER...ER ... WRE fr4iC) H ER M05 306 V*IAT P1 ' 20, emperor S2 Oriental deQro. lab) 53 Take 19 Idol,z breather _________________________ 1 M willows 51 floman ¶8 I n r rnn A I --- RE M ' F_ N 49 flulthght cflecr ill AN 50 Genus o monster _____ 1i>- -, 1 46 Writing fluid 47 Mimicked side IFâ / J - .d11!—_. I ,,_'% ,orwedflesda;,N0m1rr 19, 1975 C 21 MSCU'1U 41 t I--, SHERIFF POLK CO - Sr- - __ Tuesday's high 90. O-jernight 00 barbecyAt to boinor Semiwk Partly clouds through Cooking up plans for an appreclati, Thursday. Ilighs near 80 and Sher:II John Polk on Jan. 24, 2-4 p.m. at Sabal Palm Cow Club lowit In the 60%. Easterly winds are 1from left,standing) ChlefDeputy Duaw Harrell, DooTabor, aroutki 15 mph, diminishing at and Pat Register, co-chalmen and John Capko, I chairman, and seated, Banks tBIII Register, tick e t comnthtee Detail, and tides are on Page chairman. (Herald Photo by &111 Vincent Jr.) EVENT TO HONOR "=S I - 5 - __ .S ==______S______S_S__ ______,.___ •_. - -_-- --SJ __ - - ~0 __-~ __ 4 - 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/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, November 18, 1975 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 18, 1975; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/888efaec73a72a17e071b17375188c60.pdf 905b2a7e7116095e15e7013d23722787 PDF Text Text - - 1- ---- - ----.---'.- - . ..•• - - _______ SHORT IRXES U by Frank Hill A0 KAZAA I IF 68th Year, No 73--Monday, November 17, 1975 g NOTHI _ I IR I - t '' I 7" / ',.- !- --- NEA Inc TA • I Rr . IV o ro een n o ess By AUDIE MURPHY ..,-4. - Herald Staff Writer -- NOTH I lqG.1'2 C71C 14A~ GONE Coafs o000- I \\ OF OUR RELA ________ ,I j - • -- çi ' 2 _______ ___________ ployment rate JL t'-. •—'' ) ' - ' %V IL. ZOO:/ NO MATTER W14ERE WE \JJ) —, TIME —. _______________________ — _•_•____\ A , ..•• _____________ LgIt CLL-\--,K s'" ' -. ____ _____ - __ ,ç. -• ' r -. Employment Service In Winter Park, said unemployment in the Orange-Osceola-Seminole area stands at 13.4 per cent. 3' BUNDLED up Tempera lures dropped to the 34 degree farenbeft mark in Sanford on Saturday morning and Donna Whltacre (left) and Ivy Green __ FOR THE i: '4i - . 'JJ _____ I • ____ ,- I I / 4 - 4.LW / / / COLD had to bundle up to ward off the chill. Donna, 10, and Ivy, 12, both live In Winter Springs on Boxwood Circle. I Herald Photo by Bill Vincent Jr.) - fure is sed on the a i' -- But Tuck said the seasonal adjustment factor contains a "I think it's 'correcting' a lot more than it's supposed to" I 9 figuire for the nation as a whole by analyzing a five-year period is 8.6 per • ________ - -- month In comparison, the latest adjustment factor was obtained "We're ( /' - - Sterling Tuck, labor market unemployment figures to get our final results" he said. . I HAVE NO when teachers and othrschool personnel go back to work," Tuck said. He*nuiclahi / A c'RJ3 ER'3 AN LES OCKEYS ADDS A CERTAIN lby Stoffel & — is lagging fingering with us," Burnett employment picks up in said agriculture. So(nor-tJe He attributed the state's slow smooth out these bumps In the comeback to the hard - hit unemployment figures n construction industry, which a v erage as determined by fie ast ca y a ter the analyzing a period of five years. Ith f ew •• DON'T 'IOU THINK — behind other states recovering from the recession. Ibelieve unemployment has " Similarly, there is a peaked In the state, but it is noticeable fluctuation when r' UG. S :13UNNY of year when th e seasonal the factor is not applicable to Central Florida's Jobless rat.p unemployment rate, Broward adjustment factor enters into the present economic situation. in September, 1974. stood at 7.9 County stood at 17.3; and the results In a big way," Tuck "The economy then was more per cent. By August of this year Hillsbor ough had 15.5 per cent. high said. or less normal and l don't thjg it had moved uptalu per cent At the same time Duval County Central Florida's unemployment rate is not likely The seaional adjustment you could callit this economic In September, Brevard had only 8.6 and Leon County to change drastically in the County had a 15.5 per cent was down to 6.5 per cent. factor Is a statistical device situation normal. near future, according to a state official contacted tcday J1 1i out" radical variations In the in 'rill lahassee. ZOOjobless rate caused liv Seasonal Thurman Burnett, ad- fluctuations in empl minstrator of the state's For instance, be Bureau Unemployment a big change in the unemCompensation, said Florida ployment rate in September, OUT 4 - San ford, F lorida 32771— Price 10 Cents FIorida Laggin Official Say s ;v -,F4 , b etald cent, in the late sixties — '1 think it - getting into the tirne was 1966throughl97o" _ - Hattaway Favored For Post Cr . aw\ S' ( G1c - -.--. ,j / Ar•r'A \M- AT IN T-4' ) .Liv' ,-'rr-..,--\ft ITS vLr_ i... L_THE RYII/VER OF . - . v VA, FATIN' '. YLVETFR I) k , EVERY \VOR IN THIS AREA I GET / ".,... \. / . - .. .: . I •- - \ ) - • -- , __________ - . . t .. - By F.D PRICK LTr Herald Staff Writer - ' ________ / ____ - _____________ AT TPE TONF, THF S:07 A.M. AT T14E_ TONE 11ME INLIL BE 110,w:Le THE S Ch Library Service Sta I led: Knowles In elodev Al THE TmE Complaints have been Development, Knowles said he received on the countywide fully realizes that the new operation oI Sanford's system is just starting. Municipal Library, citing "Members of the public ha ve "stagnation of service," City spoken to the city commission Manager W.E. 'Pete' Knowles t it the countywide has advised city corn adminis1ration of our library resulted n stagnation 0 In a letter to Roger servi ce through our library Nelswender, director of the new books have been added Department of County AT THE TONE THE TIME' WILL F3G q'Oq A lotN, 4L I 1 .. AT TE TO e AIM. g: 12- , t) C-CIO MCfJ(Fi6 TPE WCAT~ICQ M CL&J py I ... sw ord TWEI TIME WILL j ~~16c,-W(TP A ATURE AT 9 i A A. AA •-• - 1 A.M. IL 607 C, -lvrvs— i -, - I - Gary Anderson (left), 2 student RUCTIONS NST" FOR WALKATHON - at Sanford Grammar Schow, wn just one of over 700 youngsters who porticfpeted in Saturday's waikathon for the March of Dime,. No figures on the amount of monies Pledged will be available until the end of the week, according to Earle M. Goldie (right), executive director of the 'Dimes Central Florida Chapter. AD the walhthou participants braved cold winds In the 20-mile event. • •. olymp o cs Hall Pluses, M*inuses Ex ored 11), JOE ASK REN adjacent to the present city hall, Meyer said. DtSADVAN`TAGF_S ... Required engineering of the subsoil. Mom said he has heard it may cost $50,000 in land preparation alone, but City Manager Warren E. "Pete" Knowles said this cost cannot be determined until soil boring tests &re completed next month. Herald Staff Writer (Second Ina 4-Part Series) TheSanford city commission, in September, voted 3-2 to designate the city-owned 14acre lakefront site fronting French Avenue and Seminole Boulevard as the spot for the new $1.8 million city hall sometime in the future, and as the location of a $225,000 Public orks Department Complex. Ieer t fourdif (erent locations have been considered for a new city hall by the commissioners themselves in the last five years. Some of the benefits and problems with the various locations have been explored by the commissioners In respow to a recent opinion poll. ere shewa e preset) see the city hall site question: The pre site on Park Avenue has these Ft. 4k 'I i 71v location of the Greater rdChainberofCommerce building and Civic Center at Sanford Avenue and First Street (less than two acreso was considered recently as a possible city hall site. Stensaid using this site undoubtedly would require the purdwe of the former Arcade property at the northwest corner of "u-st Street and Sanford Avenue. The Food Fair Shopping Success; '76 Next fly JIM ItAy"NES Herald Sports Editor Sanford closed Its sleepy eyes Sunday and recovered from a week-long athletic endeavor which shows a brighter future. The Golden Age Olympies attracted about 400 entries, according to of- (See Photos, Page 8-A) fidalaaithe(ater Sanford Chamber of Commerce, which $Pon. sored the 19-event OlymMAL pies for senior citizens. said Knowles. In true Olympic style, lie said this contrasts with overall champion Harold the past pohcy of keeping new Herbst, of Sanford, saved 4-A books coming into the library Around Ile Clock his best for lait and Bridge 6-% e v ery month so that the current 'c-dominated track and field , Cal endar A best seller list had sficIent events Saturday to such an on represen extent he was determined -. Cros A center at Park Avenue the winner with tee gold and The facility is now listed as FAftorial ..............4-AStreet also has been considered medals and one of bronze. Lite Sanford Public Ubrary as ADVANTAGES ... ----------- 7-A DearAhty as the site for the Herbst won the dIcu, new city Thepresent hail. dtyhall locatedon Park Ave., In Downtown Sanford. part of ttk- Orb Public -Minimum ground Some of the ADVAN`TAGF_S football throw and shot put Library & Orange-Osceola- preparation cost. CortiHoroscope . .......... . 11-A Include: events Saturday morning Seminole County Library missioner John Morris said It and had a third In the mile System," according to the would be,cheaper to trade this Not large enough for future new city hall has these A'D. would enhance the waterfront Sufficient space for 10 to 20 Obituaries race. 5-A librarian, site with some bank property or expansion and parking spaces VANTAGES... development and beautify the years, Stenstrom said. SpOiti................ 1-241 Champion among ladies [and needed on the unless a Central costly highrise building Plenty of room for on-site image of the City, said Meyer. location, City commissioners may act purchase Television ........... .....3-B was M . Sir Pherson, who or make a recommendation west side rather than the cost of is planned, said Commissioner parking and future expansion of —Would broaden the concept Women ......7-A won the bicycle race and all city facilities. Meyer said and growth of Sanford's d regarding problem in their preparing the land on the 14- Gordon Meyer. croquet and finished acre location - Additional land may be too this site would sere city hall downtown area according o be purchased for about $375,000 TI1FI( regular meeting today at 4 p.m. second in wheelchair d Physically closer expensive, unless a reasonable needs for 50 years of growth. Mever. and the facilities would include ancake races. Sunday's high 73 Overnight Knowles said one user relationship with the county exchange can be worked out - Same area as proposed - 11 this site Is used for the adequate parking, drive-in Medallions a a low 47 reported that "books had been courthouse, and 'downtown" with adjacent propert) owners, Public. Works Complex, in- new Cd) hall, the old c,ne could window for pa)lng water bills Olympic style were Ur to partly cloudy through taken from the library without facilifies. Commissioner Julian said May-or Ite Moore. eluding street, refuse and be used for much needed and space for all departments A"arded to first, second Tuesday. A little warmer with replacement and that actually Stenstromsaid this may fit the - Not centrally located maintenance departments, parking space for the Cour- and the City commission,and third place winner, at highs mostly In the upper 70s there are less (books) available Downtown Stenstrom said. Development geographically, amrding to motor pool, limiting the number thouse area Meyer said, the awards ceremony and and lows in the mid 50* now" Council's plans Moore of city vehicles New equipment and fur. The revenues from excess dance Saturday iii lit, with — Establisliment or tradition, Variable mostly easterly winds Knowles pointed out that The 14-acre city owned —Could provide an attractive franchise monies are adequate nishings would have to be better than 100 in ataround 10 mph Sanford donated a building, a having been the Cd) site for landfill site fronting French drive-in 'Welcome Station" for to fund a $1 8 million cityhail purchased, boweser, he said about 50 yearn. Details and tides re on Page -Avenue and (TomorroN: City Manager Seminole visitors entering Sanford, as complex and this money should i(onflnued On Page 3-A) 5-A DISADVANTAGES iluntinued On I' Boule vard designated for the suggested by Stenstrom It not be spent to Lxi) more land Outlines New City HiH Plans) J% Today AT T14F_ TONE THE TIME WILL - -=- - C*1 & A.M Politics is the name of the game on Tuesday when county Vihien asked to have the be too early for him to try for the new exeutive assistant Republican — and now he's commissioners choose a new selection date moved from the top spot on the commission could change all that. switched back to the chairman. January of next year to — the chainmriship. A 0,000-a-year professional Democrats, giving the party Commissioner Mike lint- Tuesday. Williams has the experience, at the helm of day-to-day with the donkey as a mascot the taway has circulated a memo to In a memo, Vihien said it but holding down the chair- operations would lessen the majority vote on the cornconunmioners indicating his "seems logical to change man's post while being a need for the dtairman to be on mission. desire for the position. policy" and hold the meeting member of the minority party the scene as frequently as was And as Kwiatkowski has And, all indications are Tuesday. The full corrunission could prove to be a tougher job required in the put. remarked time and time again Hatt.away will walk away with okayed the chairman's than even the feisty Williams a good argument fails to Hattaway's circulating the the chairman's post, a job now suggestion at a board meeting would like to tackle. memo Indicating his desire for stand up against a 3.2 vote. held by Sid VihlenJr. earlier this month. Commissioner Dick Willia ms Commissioner John K immtoday echoed the sentiment of has not 51 blcl most cornmissioners. dicated any re j the I predict Mike illattaway) position. Both Kimbrough and hill be the next chairman," Williams are Republicans, while flattaway. ViMen and said Williams. William said he didn't "see Commissioner Harry g osition Kwiatkowski are Democrats. y pp - Lakefront Site Latest In Spotlight 2 71A4F, WILL R challenge Hat i - 133r . K w iatkowski has indicated a Though historically the Iheapost is nôt that unusual taway for the Job. desire for the vice-chairman's chairman spends more time at Vthlen did the same thing After deciding not to seek re- slot, but being fairly new on the the courthouse than other when he was elected chairman. election to the chairman's post, job, Kwiatkowski says it may commissioners, the hiring of At that time he was a sLiacug to - - .17Z ...AT TPE: TC&I 714E TIME WILL . — _ IS . ............ Mfff , ____ Lab , - — i 'I --_ ? I 4Y'' , - ai T ( - — - - — g.1 1$ 'cC.) " - I — - ' - !. '---- - tg yj A16 �- _______ ______ - ---..-- MEvfflg Heranfo,FI MOfld3yNOV17),75 -1 _11111M Arm Severed By Grinder wnw~ ~_=;F~Z,_ _ . ______ - I- --. 20,000 Killed, $2.6 Billion Stolen In 1974, FBI Says ______ Herald Staff Writer . .: 1. .1 A S - -- - P _____ A __________ - - _______________ _____ I - :,' -______________ - . __ - - t - pistol she raised toward him chcked or not. The defense attorney Called the testirmny "very favorable." The prosecution, attempting t he 27 worrm intended to kill the President, presentecl witnmes during six days of the trial to testify that the gun cUcked but failed to fire and that she expressed disappointment that It didn't go off. NYC Pressures Building ' WAiTNG1DNAI1—Thie Pressures are bu tldin in Cans f or a decision on federal aid f or New York City. - - Thesday.Because the ct SUlion New York state financing plan for the na tion's largest city expire some finan lal expertasay the city risks default after that when sonx debts come due. slowed from their rapid climb of the past two years, conauners can expect them to gyrate widely for nmy yvArs because of weathrer and Soviet Union grain Imports, Agrictilture Departmen t economist said today. 'l'he events of the last few years emphasize what we have tended to forget, that a major soiree of price in- an stability is natural dLudw -drwghts~ floods, too much rain, early frosts, izects and diseases," said Kenneth R. Farrell. deputy XbWnhitratar of USDA's economic - research service. Retail food prices, WhiCh rose ! 45 per cent in 1q72,, -somed 14.5 per cent in each of the following two years. Grady Cites Party Progress RALEIGH (AP) A leader of the American party lists Se Jesse Helms, R-N.C., Alabama G. George Wallace - and New Hampshire Go j. Meldrin*Thomson as poUndal party candidates for the presidency next year. "If we get the PnW Presidential candidate, we may 4 well take the pden in 1" De. John L. Grady, a Belie Glade yslci told 'a Saturday conference --- of the North Carollm American party. The American pa rty is grow ing v ery ra pidly and ul ti- - -. mately we will be the conse:rvative political force in this nation" Grady said - ____ ______ - - - — - - __ -.-= - - - _ , i ; — — ______2~_ . I .1 ._ I- I - - - - .__ . . . . . ------- idie!&~ . . - .- I - - -- - , SAN aS (AP) S Jane Moore's attorney - says he will pvbably K-ek a trial delay if she is ruled men tally competent to face charges of attem~Iz to Miss Moore, 45, reth to court today to hear a judge's ruling on the competence issue. She is charged with atl,empting to kill Ford by fir~ a *W at him as he w&Iked fmahoteltndSanFraIscocnSepi owntown Even if judged incompetent to stand trial now, Miss Moore may eventually be brougM to trial, said her at- I DENVER (AP) - A study released today indkat,es American teen-agers are losing their ability to cornCompared with 17 years old tested idents tested in 1,students 13 and wrote a greater number y like" style, said a report from the Nationiii! Aneurnent of Educational Progrew (NAEP). But 9-year-olds tested in similar fasWon wrote better in - 1974 than their counterparts four years earHer, the NAF - - ~____-___-_ __ -- __- __ __ - . - ill Bishops Seek Ab ti B I __ . I 111 i aff -~_ . I 1 -- aI=t~K_ 4 n Sanfo rd police today urged Longwood area electronics "Then he walked east on First any citizen with information firm, may have been I!ed St." when he resisted a robbery murders and a traffic homicide sentenced to 175 years in prison and fined $200,000 if convicted o all 17 counts Police were una ble to lift any spirators who thejuiy said conidentif iable fin erthth from spired with Rafsky to def raud hosjtalSunday. A hOcpital spokeswoman said it was an ernergeecy admI.son. paleontologists are showing off som,6prehistoric fossils case to come forward and talk wi th investigator-s, Officers said information significant scientific find" in a county-owned shell pit. Steve Hartman, science curator at the Daytona Beach Sluseurn of Arts and Sciences and an amateur paleont" (05t, -v(' lid seg"lent2s of a sloth's vertebrae, pelvis and skull as well as a complete tootf) and bones of the right hind leg and foot would be displayed at a civic club meet amount of land coverage and f David Skipper, 15, also of Jacksonville, apparently collapsed froin smoke inhalation and burned to death Sunday Just before reach tn the exit of the like I uc Hunting Lodge. Eight others made their way to safety and two of thLm ! 1 were injured, deputies mid unknown gunman who killed using a .22 caliber pistol. shooting," he said. "If they months Station in downtown Sanford on St. on Park Ave., Fagan said, strict confidence, the ni gh t of June In the third case, II seeking infornmUon that Fwy lead them to the hit and run driver who struck id killed a year-Id pre ant woman Nov. I on French Ave. Just south of 20th St the hospital By ED PRICKETT unidentified murder victim 1ICdSta1f Writer G V Garay, who judges to sa,id the man had been dead from one to six months, Is continuing laboratory tests and examina ti on of the skeleton I , -- I . bone while walldng his dog : Fagan said the murder ____ V - - .; ~fl i.; . :.; r - college instructor found a leg victim was missing four upper - - _________ VIE- - --- Dated at Ot lando F lorda thit On weekends, PrMifoot said the facili ty is inhabited by as , Legal _____________________ = the event the Judicial - . . ~C, k--S.~ . had not beLm able to identify the - I. P - W-JAM-P ~_ -_ = ~ __ ~ -~ - - .. the . - . ..• -.. - .. - -a . __ ~_ - - '__._~ - - -_ . _ - __ ____ jM______m_ __— -- - agreement between SemInole and surrounding counties. en was not favor of the prisoners would increase, _1_ - would be the result 0( an ________ i u z ~_ -- Helmadollar, who Uyed in Orlando and worked for a - -,.~— —Wmo) - School _- F - WUpped potatcieL Baked Dessert Rolls: ~~ iiw THER IN HER CAP ' Green beam - I Sm1niJv (ounty SccI Board member Pat Telson literally remved a feather for her cap irm fenow, board member A Dan Keeth during a board meei suer reported on her v_Wtssome (otryontthefr'ather. (Herald hotobyJAsk.r-i 4 WOW, A D 191s. in that ceri., , C8110 entitled. immn 0. 11rc,,-- that tht Plaintaf. MONUMENTAL dants, *"ich storould Wfl, ot pRopERy1Es OF IrLORIDA, INC., Execution *as delivered to me ~4~ Fl COrP rMion a 5hf Seme County i' st andfhav, Wim 0tp4li a:in : o 0 e unpaid rent; g to allow the Seminole County Orl$ I MIAMI (AP) - Four young men were lodged in the Dade County jail today, all charged with importing cocaine and possession of 'he narcotic with intention to On, (1) 1971 twodo Pontiac on Wfe N IAI6FI$$fl ,C IEtheori;n,I with the CIk thi% 1797. Fet I ,a, Park, FIor. Ad Port Authority (SWPA) to COUrt titht'r before Wvlc# construct a nm jail, then PISIn"" &' form". Or ImmWisfely Me C1,411 Division of the Stminolf lease "W"ner; othorwise, a Nlaul, COUnly Shrrjl-S Dsp4rtmw, the facihty back to the county. " bs ent"d Mift# M for tht f*60 demandod In the Statement ot And tht undmigntd in Sheriff ot Stminole County, Florida. will M Claim. 11 00 A M on the "h day of Ewnng JI 1J( DATED th is 111h day of Published Daily and Sunday, PxCePt Salvrd4oy &nd Chrip mAS O N Frenth Ave,. Sifoi Fla 22M and Class t &-ford, FioridA 37771 - P1Wn Rates by C,offler Wee k Yearl7I __________________ o (Seal) Thoma% 8 Drbgt, Jr., Esqviry of 'he County Coyrt John bothem PubliVt Nov 17, 74. tIE T WnaUonal Ahlxwt. Arrested were Albert R. Sangerinan 21, and Michael Bounos, 20, both of Cicero. U; Juan V. Do4g, 24, of I I State. Calk WNW to any And all existing $#ins, at the Front (West) Door of Irit in 3ao Sanford. Florida, the a bo v e Afforn#y for the Piginfift DONE 4DROERED ' 5 14th sa , hit 'Aid sale is t*;P9 Moor 1 ~ v of N Anhur N, 8*Ck*1th, Jr 1 Execullon. C I. s. 1C73 PuIltj NOV, 17, 24. - 1. 8, Federal drug agents arrested Customs officials scized 6.6 pounds of cocaine, its estimated street value $1.4 million, at the Miami In- ae Orlan, Florida press Four Charged In Cocaine Ring ou Fida ociat ed Florida roadways over the weekend. The Florida Highway Patrol said the man, whose identity was withheld until relaUves could be notified, died Sunday night after the actident on the Homestead 7~jrnpikp Extension. to serve a Copy Of y r McCufl, and Shsila McCuIlr. it any. on Property being located in stminoit ESQUIRE. altof PlilnI ft MONUMENTAL tate High ways S Ass b -, - - -- _.— .I -- AMBASSADOR FOR WDW-76 ____ . on I' nes MIAMI (AP)-Florida's sun and surf May be losing its selling power. One Miami economist says population seellis to have declined in the last few mont.h.s. "Since April, e estimate diere's been a slight population decrease," economist Rei nhold Wolff said in cTease at out per or per cent for populous Dad' County. 2 . - . -7 7 . Olympics Success A (Continued From Page I-A) 0 To Hear Report On Su t committees and events for this t to Improve. under our belt and we know a little of what to expect," A major upset at Saturday's track and field ma nager J ack Horn er's timents. "it will get better and n DaPoute of Deltona was upset In the mile race for participants about that. There are too beat him. Merle Parker many dedicated people rking ou the various won the mile event for contestants 55 to 64. i By JANE CASSELBERRY nesses to build on adjacent building required before final property on Hayes Road, but closing with the contractor. later sought to revoke the ac- Herald Staff Writer WINTER SPRINGS .... (Ion. Attorney Howard Marsee, On the agenda tonight will be A A ____ - Also to be discussed will be a / , f ~ ov - % ~` I 1 /~ ! Fç/) \ .1%.., / I 'r'' ' clerk for the city to pay . , Mayor's office, a The Longwood City Council Seminole Baptist Temple a date Ur will t beheset for the next will meet at 7:30 p.m. with city temporary injunction an employes and insurance agents restraining order against the session of the inquiry by council on hospitalization insurance for city, barrin t from in. into the alleged improprieties by City Building Inspector Ray city personnel. terference g di a _~ \ YEARS 1,( \ ~~ i\ r \/,' %11 I IN - . Bradshaw into the conduct of his office. Seven of the 10 ditional use permit, 6Tanted the building rar issued y 30 ' - complaints have been dismissed and three more ef'V I C Ci II ,.J a iieu d itlonal use by Seminole a S - At 5 p.m. today there wfll be workshop at city hail on - (Continued From Page 1-Ai I — And I IL I E tona I- T I1' I lie said he understa nds that named, "Miss Congeniality," some of the difficulty may be by the other six contestants. d ue to "administ rative working She is the daugher of Mrs. procedures" of getting books Gerda TWts, =Cardena Ave. Also on today's agenda is a DeLand h your purchase of one Explorers S FANNF17E EDWARDS DIAL sa 5744= of a sion Cl k Off icuais Are I Name For chairman has announced that second. Miss Susan beFils, 17, It will consist of floats daughter of Mr. and Mrs. depicting The United States wich or box especially good with an ice cold cup of Coca-Cola. Fj This special birdidav nsld [Fds of Osteen, was Constitution, the Bill of Rights third SheattendsDeLandlligh and Freedom of Religion The School Deltona Civic Association will offer is for a limited time only So— only one 25C (0111 per person per order, tli the cou pon below. supply the Constitution noat; lAlrry Nixon Assistant States the churches will make the be will be elected Poll workers include Jonnie F ('ray, I C Walker Arlene .- k . - 1P. -1/1 - ' '2 - - - - I.-:--- ' I 11______ - r,_ - LI - '' DeBARY - ft's the real thing. Volunteer Fire J une I rmann is running their pest speaker Friday Mrs. display is scheduled for 9p.m., -' e - ,. ~4~0 -.. . . 1- 11 ~-! __ .- I I., .~-z _' f__ z-. .~ -. -`- 1- m . _: 11 ' Altanmiìtc Mall I. - .. .. - . . ... . Lit F kt. H N'.1) ~ [it I 'A e--~4 . . . - 5 Chi 1. - A - ,1 ! , ---:, i. ",', -) 1% J ~.I ~, .0 k~ -, .. -*- ) 1, V, ~', -0 % ) - j -..--- ~___- -,~ FREE 25 1 ~, I QVARTER With vvuf purchaw of one Chick. fil-A sarW%ich or box. Simply pre. -P I wnt thiscoupm %hen placing ymn ordet timli one L(pon per per v .•. ~ .. I .%~ ,,' -~,, ~ - Offer Good Thni Sal.. Dcc. 13. 1975 1 assisted by Buck Gladden oft,'ie The DeBary Deltona - ___ ChIck-fil-A is a 1 Anderson, a native of the area, Mm Peggy TUtnas ap- I dellcimWy diffemt. and 'by former city street boriefew brrast of chirken. The Shuffleboard Club of pointed the following 'com- I v1den brown. wasoned to superintendent Ray Leiben- Deltona will have a picnic in mittee chainnen: LeRoy Roth, I perger, who was laid off from Blue Springs Park Wednesday, fireworks dis pl ay, Carl Woide, U)) his city job eariy in 'he year starting at 11 a.m. Hamburgers activities at Vann Park during at during an economy ~Ove to and drinks will be supplied by the Indepimdence Day /`\listed in this ad. lance the budget. the Club, and members will weekend. Mr. Woide will be Deltona Country Club md U* '' - __ program will be presented by community center Judges are I Bud) Scott is being challenged ~ _________________ - Announcement of the winners Six-term councilman H. A. bring the other food. L .- ,~__ - Aa, I I ,_ , f .7,;J r.t Ak. - -, it! --q -_-VFN-. - a for hunting in the woody areas HI is the designing of a of Deltona. Bicentennial button was Nov. 7. ;I - I-, ,!- ~ - - ________________ - r;- . , -s n Schreiner Is being opposed direction of Mrs. Ruth Pullen , Ernest Duerksen, members of by nurseryman Parker program chairman. the Art Claw of Deltona. by Larry Goldberg, a city - A , I , Austin, llilda Joiner, Loulse The Deltona Camera Club will will be nude and awards given Goodwin; Mary Catherine meet on Tuesday at 7:45 p.m. In to these winners at the next I 'ttruki and IIalie Lunrt, th e Lutheran Church of meeting of the Deltona Civic marshal 4._~ .*,__-, ,7w ~ a--"-_ . _. -, VA 0 Attomey will be the guest Religious Float. ne Deltona s eaker at the November Sportsman's Club p lans a Ri ght l f the Del C vi To Bear Arms Float and the Association Wednesday at 7:30 Boy Scout Troop of Deltona %5 LONGWOOD Mayor P.M. Ile will discuss complaints will sporisor a Liberty Bell Jamies R. Lormann has named from residents who report they Float. poll officials for the Dec. 2 city have been kept awake by the Deadline for entries by school Curn - deliciously different Chick uil sand DeLand Hi Sch I laced "Freedoms of America' , s pon below ,A,hen you purchase a Stacey Lewis, 16, daughter of the theme of the parade -_ iv out ilts "IflV flC issue ICCfl fl ao Deltona is forging ahead with (I A items To receive e your IREE Bicenten . • *^ I. - - Happy Birthday, Anierica! You'll soon Quarters, sure to become collector's I — -. .. She Women's Ou W76 car ch ndwi -- the 1976 edition of the National from Spence Motors of Daytona plans for its Bicentennial codes. F I Fire Codes in addition to the Beach She is a graduate of celebratIons July 4 and 5 in F the Li ______________ wit " funds should be utilized for County Fair" Thursday night their benefits in a catch-up by M Josie Reilly, last year's t TV A V I I i'i I ri ' ~ ~ 1 1 Jil 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Miss Tufts W*ins Volusia Title Rose Marie Tufts of Deltona, does not mean that all of the 18, was crowned "Miss Volusia I I Biptist and Jehovah's Wit- repairs to the municipal q,) 16 - The city council originally remain. approved requests for con. buinessm.an and incumbent Woman's Club will have as Department. The fireworks highly regarded economic newsletter. He estinia ______________________________________ At least we have one the city waive the requirement : . Mary Ann Carter, newly crowned Walt Disney World examined so they can go free sooner careened Into a turnpike ardraiI after its hood flew open and blocked his vision as among 10 Irns killed °n Stflat No 216511AI2 12 VIhIen said there is no way 150 pounds. wearing dark pants NOTICE TO: KEVIN REINSCHUSSEL man In less than three A Miami man thrown from his car when the vehicle $emlnoie County Fra un • fa$ ludoment 'n - city's fire prevention code. DeLand High School. BrHceland also recommended The the W41 Of 1ht County Courl of - months, 89 prisoners have sent hand-written requests to the Florida Supreme Court to have their sentences re. n by vfrlve of that certain Writ 01 M401and, Florida 7~ said co3ts-per-d.ay to house the _______________ - plaintiff, J _. -_- ~~~ _-_ -. - 0 months of the year. Some of the prisoners appeal over and over on the same ounds the court denied earlier or on a new approach, depu ty clerk Bernice Sanders said IN THE COUNTY COURT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, Orlar,do, Florida 32*07 FLOR IDA. Pubi, & im DET 91 MONUMENTAL PR OPERTIES FLORIDA INC cc, NOTICEOFSHERI S SALE __- ood Court i API - -%- - official Bill I3raceland to adopt ship and the use AttDrnly f Adm,n,tratrli commissioners also discussed - __ . - _- - - . ajl~_, -- man, beheved to be a to 21 __ r n -- years of age, with shoulder rgih ;ir Scefl turr mom rey un Ui - __ _/ ___~ F W ____ , --_ I Linton S, W&1Wh0V%9 wowd house some Mm ir, KEVIN REINSCHUSSEL. mates. Defendant - - - SAW est at e • the middle of the county that they spent the weekend tra1ngd leads in case TAllAHASSEE - reconunendation from building received a trophy, a scholar. I Paro e Bids tned . If Judge Kenneth Leffler an entranceway. and the items for which this service was contracted." "The fact that other sections of the county donated nothing i . Sit 436 rwar the Spring Oaks At a Sept. 5 hearing, Circuit I inmates VWJen Jr suggested a March referendum to ask for million for construction of a __________ ,1 o peration of a lumber yard ransacked her home and fled, police said. b twqn to by tte claimant It mys that the sole purpose I 111h day ol No,,ember, ,,,, county jail, wWch was con. Efl:&both 0, N2imsn for seiting up the corporations -- ____ mvt - streets; and a request by attorney Newmanthen-city Brock court expects to receive its "proportionate share of Funds rates in package tours has been shot down But tourists ate the place of midence and pnt — proposed amendment to the feet; and OT Sim appealing Marsee was hired in Sep. ordinance restricting the riding the city's denial of an oc- tember to defend the city on of ho rs es and ponies on city cupation license renewal for recommendation of Thursday by a man who held a knife to her ttroat and threatened to kill her. lie raped her, tied and gagged her, are flying south anyway even though they must pay more (or the trips, airlin e officials say. The airline had planned to offer a 30-per-cent discount to northern travelers willing to buy tickets and hotel rooms in advance. The plan was aimed at boosting tourism. But just hours before the fares were to go into effect, the Civ il A eronatics Board rejected Eastern's proposals Wilin — .- Schreiner, said he has attended cumbent Councilman H.A. "The city needs cleaning up city council and zoning board "Bud" Scott for a berth on the and many Improvements," meetings. He said areas which governg body noted at a Goldberg told members of the the city council should concern Friday night political forum Longwood Groves Homeew. ner ._- it%elf with include the people, that he became involved in city Association, who sponsored the the governing body and oraffairs this year when the city event at the community dinances council pianned to lay off police building, and other citizens In "We need to be objective and officers and firefighters, attendan ce. businesslike in council matCity officials early in the year Scott, meanwhile, said he has ters," Anderson Laid. were told by accounta nt Harold Hartsock that If spendini,, Northwood subdivision to representing the city in the civil a discussion on areas where professional office district; action suit brought by Seminole current street lightning may be public hearing to rezone from Baptist Temple, will report to reduced and w1wre additional industrial to general corn- ci ty council at 7:30 p.m. today ligh ts may be needed. trained staff, plus all the books and materials and the city M IA,NI I i All) - Eastern Airlines' plan to give discount the first wibucation ot Inis notict Each claim cr demand mvst be in The indictment accused Raf the Altamonte meeting include seco nd reading of an ordinance rewning, the entranceway woman was accosted early Saturday by a man with a knife in downtown Miami and raped, police sWd. A 48-year-old woman was awakened at her home early Eastern Discount Shot Down You and each sky of being the chief organizer, office &wress ot the cisi rmard a,d stnicted to house _________________ ba" CornmiWon Chairman Sid had blond or brown hair am was a bout six feet tall Station June 29 moments after Helmadollar was slain after he made a telephone call at a meet -. rear molars on both sides had ftl11ng Au thorl(Iessald thedead m IMA N AID EITATE: bank loans. The rand Jury charged that with judges to try to eliminate I - - - F COUN TY, Rafsky and the others misrep. NOTICE TO CREDITORS resented themselves and their TO ALL PERSONS HAVINO corporations in obtaining the CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST Commissioner John Kim promoter and financial - . y home lice say In other recent inci de nts, a homeless 553-year-old her i C..awd Prouctiuut added. I -. - y are and rQuir i iii. any S the uninclicted CO-MnSp"torS C141 ml -%nd domands wh;ch yw, or associated with ltafsky and ' Judicial process can be speeded cotim ion that 60 to 70 Per "other persons known and un. olate in th#ottictoi tho Clerk of the CifCuil COUrt of the 111h Judicial u in lieu of asking the voters cent of county Jail inmates are to the grand jury ...for Circuit, County. Fra, for t2.5 million to build a new awaiti ng pre-sentence in. the purpose of ataining money Probst@Siminot, oivision. in the Courthftt# Jail. VeSth5UOfl. fwd. Florida, w ithin r and property by fraud from Proudfoot was ordered to Calendar montM from ,. m,0t i "Probably 90 to see if the judiciary after he told the had the money to F ri SEMIP4C'LE u County Commissioners today college Wnn1scourts was Shot in the head. ordered jail administrator per cent of the banking institutions,, and the Seminole County Medical George Proudroot to meet with contact members of the prisoners would be out if they SBA. Euminer MIAMI AP A 75-year-old woman who leaded "You wouldn't do this to your would you?" was sexusll)'flWttknifjt' by a man hhekito CIRCUI COURT FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION CASE FR-IS.M.Cp corporations. In addi tion, the panel said, . Speedy Justice Alternate To New Board Sa Capt. C.B. Fagan Jr. said the CUlT S Tuesday. Other items on the agenda for LI . OF THE Culler was rive sky of setting up dummy corpo. EIGHTEE04TH JUDICIAL CIR pregnant. She and the ratlonsto get SBA-backed loans commission meeting . Man Assaults Woman, 75 or ch allenging six term in economy measures ft mercial along SR 436 from regarding the status of the suit. ongwood Avenue east 1,300 Robert Collins, 45, his stepson, Scott llolms, 11, and pu . Larry Goldberg, who is salaries and took other cumbent L hunting lodge, killing a Jacksonville rn,an, his stepson and said. headquarters. the victim had no known Willow Street of Virginia, and J. Calabrese told the Richmond Identify the decomposed Detectives said they have "Has anybody overheard enemies. Peter Ogden Headley, Times-Dis pa tch that the [as remains of a white male, age 25 been able to determine that anything about this Patrolman D. H. Whitmire is president of Merlin Industries Vegas meeting cited by to 40, found Ln a sh,allom, sandy Helmadoll ar had called a case . . . any bit - of - in- heading the probe Into the Nov. of Virginia Inc. grand jury was to di"ss an grave last week at the north Sanford area woman and made formation,. even hearsay?" 1 hit-and-run traffic death of All of those firms received SBA-backed loan. edge of Seminole Community a date to meet her later that Fagan asked. Mrs. Kathleen Lmise Culler, SBA-backed loans through the College Campus. n'ght. Moments after he "Maybe someone has seen a ,of2517 Princeton Ave. pofice Richmond office of the SBA. Legal Notice Th ey are also trying to co mpleted the telephone call he young man showing a pistol ma reports list the accident as two The grand jury accused determine the identity of an was gunned down. George W. lielmadollar, 45, of "The suspect was seen have, we need to talk to them. unborn baby died fou hours for his use and the Use of the Orlando, at the Greyhound Bus running from Second to First All informtion will be held In after the 7:40 p.m. accident at officers he picked to head the city . a teen-ager, fire officials say. Ocean Steel Corp. of Virginia; known to the grand jury." f rom citizens will be held In Cadillac. about 10:30 p.m. and seeing a Investigators said they've Herbert I. Zucker, president of Several other indictments are strict confidence. "But so far we really don't suspicious man walking on questioned Helmadollar's Laurent of the South Inc.; expecteJ from the grand jury. Detectives are seeking in- have a motive in the case," First St. to call police relati,es and friends who say Howard Horowitz, president of Reputed Mafia figure Samuel formation that may help Fagan IN THE of office to open the 4:30 kx'urnent in two or three - In deliut been a resident o Longwood Money was not coming at the since 19, adding the city has rate budgeted, }larts ck said. seen many Improvements WNGWOOD—An opposition The city council laid off Ray dung his term of office Incandida te for the city council Leibensperger, Street cluding the pur chase of a fire has hinted that the city's superintendent, did not fill truck while keeping taxes financial crisis early this year other positions when do. may not have been as serious as resignatio ns were submitted, Parker Anderson, vying with rp ted. reduced department head Ray ibensperger anu ui Nov. 4 Altamonte Ellison of the Department of General Services. Ile has .sent a preliminary audit to the agency to get Its response to issues he raised and will rele,Lse the rolllplete~i SANDERSON t AP A burning log that rolled out of a fireplace started a blaze that roared through a ;. . Commissioner-elect Glen Buschman and Mayor Norman Flo d, elected to a ' Among the "overt acts" . . City one day after it sold for $150,000. The criticisms are contained in an unreleased audit by banks. By DONNA FTS lIerdSffWter . - Monday Nov. 17, 1 75-3A Candidate Doubts Reporte d Fund Crisis .. Ned Julian Jr. escapes and 9 I / .4r Evening Hera, Sanford, Fl. parking spaces in business Kassador for 1976, accepts a bouquct (if roses from hilckeyMouse di-,tricts, commercial and industrial areas of the city; and after her selection %as announced In a formal Magic Kingdom C01161111L I at the saille ceremoney. Miss Carter assumes ambassadorial dudes for during the first four months of routine repo rts from district current holder, Sy O'Hara, on Jan 1, 1976 (Pho to Courtesy of the fcaI year -October, l4 ri , Wall Disney World) through January, 1975, the city I,k) rmann and City ttorney* Auditor General Ernest Ellison wants to know why. Ellison has also sharply criticized an apprai,ser who told t.hestate that an apartment building was worth $211,000, leading th e Cabinet to purchase the building for $242 trunk of Helmdollar's 1974 anyone leaving the concert withholding it," Fagan said. by someone bar or bragging about a deaths. Mrs. requiring green areas and Audit Criticizes State Agency Three Killed I- . hearing and second reading of Gingery, both of Oirmond Beach, found the ,first big sections of the vegetarian's skeleton three weeks ago. W _1__1br_"1~, . -- -, " ( Utility Co., for a natural gas an ordinance limiting the on fire , - , a. r L franchise in the city, a public that the have ma de "a ,6(, days to complete a 60.day Job I !~1; I ( property in Fairy Ike Manor, a request from A.P. Neheu, Hartman said he and amateur paleontologists Don Ser. $ Ji*_._"" .1! manager of Florida Public after getting - ,f A N* . " rv~iidentiat to commercial on cent of the baUot I "I believe there's somebody merelal banks of some p00,000. that Raisky, Heller. Horowitz Fagan said several thousand the lakefront civic center, around dot knows scilitthing They were: Alexander and Zucker met in Las Vegas dollars was found locked In the Fa gan said, and he urged that about this murder and is Belier, president of the Trans- "with persons known and n- - . .- -- -, i chan ge of zoning from DAYTONA BEACH (API—A gro up of amateur confirmation I f I of Mr. and Mrs. Alfons Jung for bouse k of Holly liii) and Roger Alexon and Robert The grand Jury concluded that Rafsky and ot hers prepared and submitted false Drm CA Justice Wflfim 0. Douglas is In Portland's Good 5a4'iaritari flopital for AS reftabibtati-on - wlid t"Umat of disconVort. igIas' phydan,. seph Pat, said he W5I "good mclition and good spirits" after admission to the P to a distant third with a meager six per I the government and com- charged in the indictment was a musical concert at the time at Suppo ils Found The recent indictment also fabricated financial data and listed four unindicted co-con- applications to the SBA and A large crowd was attending the telephone booth. attempt, officers said, as~ ___ .-.- - A7p.rn.pubUchear ing onthe " Business Administration. fraudulent and fabricated Sanford E. Rafsky, 48, of statement, representations and Miami and Ncw York, could bf material ommissions." On Clues In Three Ho -micides — I - I mond on 17 counts of fraud in defraud the SU1 fur t he PUF connection with an alleged pose of obtaining money and Police eeking Information (iVIInCS 1-ORfl.AND,Ore. (AP)—FormerU.S.SupresneCotrt 4, ` .'- proposed American Plaza shoppin g wi ll open today's 1.ongwood City Council meeting. The American Plaza be located off SR 4fl and Pawline sou th of Marvin Skeet. Other items on the agenda for the meeting include the request r captured 67 per cent of the vote Sunday at the state's first Derflo(Tatjc Convention since 1900 The for mer Georgia governor and peanut farmer pushed Wallace . v .I OnpYaza presidential rival Jimmy Carter in a stswide straw vote as merely some ing for Jimmy th to talk about." But Carter is co nf ident that It give s him the side track in F lorida's March 9 presidential preference primary, - ____ ht rt ers of Alabama Gov. Grge Wallace are dismissing the runaway vic tory of : scheme to defraud the Small property by means of false, human life," Archbishop Joseph L Bernardin told the NatkxW Cedevence of Catholic Hislop. 7he UdW were p"ented with a plan for a concerted attack on legalized abcirtion and uwcy Wing, ,tming evenUAy for a coaWtudonal amenitrmt to bar the mactice In Mneriea. ORLANDO (AP) girl was a Searching for a steel hoire Jessup, deputies sa k FLORIDA IN BRIEF Wallace Camp Not Impressed By Caner s Straw Victor y age Two Murders One Traffic Death firigbi,ening ca&=xu towar,d the sainctity of unborn ni' a grum, 11 Man n ided In ness Fraud Fagan said described the gunman as about We kno w "U that e are to s witi - : 5I WASHINGTON (AP) -7be nation's Roman Catholic buho were told today that 'Ihe will of God and law of reason" demands an wittletting P&against abortion. I I- . 1 juvenile when he took her to the ~ I sl;ll~_ _',. ~ -1 motel. Ile promised to take the ~~ - - -4 115 Rosebriar Dr. crying girl home, deputies said. OVIEDO HOMECOMING QUEEN Six letters and a $451 state of When Jackson was arrested, Fl or ida check that BinIcdald de puties siild the gjri said h . Ula WHILimi carries the traditional bouquet following the agihe had placed in his mailbox for had refused to take her home recovered, and had stopped the car on the Oviedo High School. Miss Williams won the (Ilk during halftime postal P Deputy C.H. Braeckleln interstate hi ghway. ceremonies of Friday's football games between Oviedo and IOND V API A was to obtain loans reported, along with four letters Apopka. Caiselberry police jailed Florida man has been indicted The indictment charged that from a typing service. Willie of by a federal grand jury in Rich- Rafsky "devised a scheme to front teeth. The Ww teeth wen cumpleu, he said, and the i w is: c:II teens Delunu n vrriiing JiiS Action Reports I - .N -.1, _. found in the grave near at Attorney May Ask Delay enover Sheriff's deputies today said female juvenile. Earlier deputies had reported an- reported the radio was taken equipment was reported stolen mail reported stolen Oct. 28 si~ ering a disturbance call from from a Niat docked at pier C of from a tmat at the vacation die city-owned facility, pofice home of Barnell Roberts of Binford at 115 Mh BI, sta te troopers at a Sanford area said 41 A Orlando.The vacation home 4 e Sheriff's deputies today were located on We Drive, Officers said Jackson said h tcr it was found over the did ___... - _r, fMa WN that Might be helpful in two Food Price Spin Predicted - ____________ The lawmakers are taking next week off for Thanksgi%ing wid some say the city risks default soon after. A compromise aid program, said to have the support of House Republican Leader John J. Rhodes of Arizona is up for a vote today in the House Banking Committee. Rep. Hen ry S. Reuss, WII., diain of the panel, id compromis0e could come to the House fbor . - - MEN AP I te Fmme's defense must explain this week % hat she was doing with a loaded gun just two feet frorn President Ford, but there is nr-) indicition of whether th, ,- Manson discip!e will tell her own s i court Her defense attorney opened his aLse last week with videota ped t estimony by the President, in which Ford fence f , -1 -, ______ Ca H~u ' million crimes reported to Ponce, alth,ough peniou from 10 to 17 account for only 16 per cent of the nation's population . d . L city of Ch icago for a year. Teen-agers were arrested for nearly onh of the 10 F romme Defense To . - _____ hat It takes to . _____ / - Criminals killed more than 20,000 people and stole property worth $2.6 billion as crime in the United Stat es increased 18 per cent last year, the . FBI said today in its final 1974 report on crime. Thieves made off with loot valued at more than the Justice Department's annual budget and more Om twice t1i , 's mphreyofIakeMary Sanford pofice today I re por ted three rolis of fencing •i 67.yearld man lost part of and npprothnately 20 fence * Couds is riglt&mthaIdentata an -A- p posts were stolen from lice local supermarket. Overstr eet property a mile * Fire Patroiman Jack Fulenwider north of Ike Mary Boulevard , said Mauri ce Aube's arm was __________________________________________ on Markham Woods Road after sered Just below the elbow in th e thieves cut a fence to gain a bond iin n lieu f a meat grinder at Park 'N Shop, Man fl onled entry to the property, according charge of carrying, 25th Se and Park Avenue In weekend arrests, Sheriff's ail records to a report filed y deputy Hugh just after 8 a.m. Sheriff's deputy Jim Hibbard indicated Hampton W8S Ponce said Aube, who lives in and Sgt. Luke Stallworth jailed orrested Seminole on the rri Cove mobile home lry Jackson, of Winter Boulevard, C'&IbC1'fl park. Sanford, was taken by Park, in lien of $10,000 bond an ambulance to Seminole charges of contributing to the Thef t Probed In other reports, Edward A. 11 Memorial Hospital. Officers delinquency of a minor and were Kronewburg, Palm Drive, lice toda said a fellow employe, Fred carrying a conceded firearm So d eft Sanford, reported a burglar the weeke nd th Casteel, rendered first aid and Sheriff's reports said jackson entered his residence while applied a belt tourniquet un til was arrested on I south of of a $130 t-way radio rom a occupants were asleep and took Ha'rbour $126 from his pants pocket. emergency medical technicians Lake Mary Boulevard in the Sanford. could arrive at the store. company of a 16-yearld Wilber HarreD, of said 17 in fishing --- ___ Hearing - Market Employe Ifli i;, f4-.-),. __ IN BRIEF WASHINGTON (AP) • , _. :-a__-__ __.____ _-_______ __ _ -1__ .- - . .1, -, - I ~ -J. I *_.O~v I ,fl--By BOB LLOYD - , IL 11 1 _. ______________________ NA 0N I __;. - -. I I q59 5 -_ - I , .. 'I .1 - -- �- -- - --.-- . - - - -= -: . .- - - - - I — - =r - - -__• !_- - - - - Evening Heram What more can be said about the recently completed Golden Age Olympics In Sanford than SUPER! Granted, there were mnce local entries than outof-towners, but don't despair. Time will take care of 300N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area ('ode 305.322.2611 or 111-9993 Monday, Nov. 17, 1975-4.A Around WAYNE I). 1)OYLE, Publishtr H RICHARD LONG, Editor WILLIAM D. CURLILE, Managing Editor Ht)I3ERT C. MARKEY, Advertising Director lItiic Deliver): Week, 55 rents; Month, Visit The Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce and its various committees, along with numerous volunteers who worked many long, hard hours to ______ make the Olympics a success are to be congratulated. Too, we feel that practically everything one does in life is on a trial-and-error basis and the Golden Age Olympics is no exception. Sure there were mistakes made. It's true that some events could have been run better. However, by learning through these mistakes, we envision nothing but great things ahead for the entire promotion and foresee this type of thing becoming a national event in the not too distant - $240; 6 Months, $14.20; Year, $240. By Mail: In Florida same as borne dcht'erv All other mail: Month, $2.70, 6 Mtnths, $16.20; 12 Months, $3240. Sadat that. To _______ US The Clock Beneficial and-over age bracket. Again, our sincerest congratulations to concerned in the first Golden Age Olympics. all Have these last few chilly days bothered you much? Well, they just might have raised a little havoc with the tires on your automobile and you didn't even know it. According to recent studies, for every 10 degree drop in temperature, a tire might well lose as much as one pound of air pressure. And it's a good idea to check those tires for proper inflation before venturing forth onto the highways. future. This could well be the type of venture that puts Step last week's Olympics such a success will continue with their endeavors, start planning now for the second annual event and carry the ball in advertising the Golden Age Olympics around the entire U.S. It's too good an opportunity to pass up aim we should all do everything we can to encourage future participation by anyone we know who is in the 55- overcome the rolling resistance." Therefore It stands to reason that the more energy your engine needs, the more gas it will IN RPIP sed Defeat Economic Summit Talks End 4 Is With Promises Of Security — A declaration in the flames of U.S., West German, Italian, French, British and Japanese leaders said: "The industrial democracies have decided to resolve the high rate of unemployment, continuing Inflation and the grave problems of energy." The leaders said they had set to Identify U problems besetting their countries andout to chart the course th ey must follow in th e future toward prosperity. Surgeon ' Satisfied' MADRID, Spain (AP) - Generalissimo Francisco Franco's chief surgeon said today he was "satisfied" with the co ndition of his 82-year-old patient following his third major operation three (lays ago. Dr. Manuel Ilidalgo'I. .4.. said the 82-year die. tator passed a quiet night without furt her complications, Hidalgo Iluertas first operated on Franco two weeks ago to repair a punctured artery and stem Internal hemorrhaging, He operated again four days later, af ter Own the hemorrhaging resumed, and removed twthirds of the stomach, ____ LUANDA. Angola (AP) — The slogan "A Luta Armada on walls, windows, trees and even auto windshields throuliout Luanda. it is a grim reminder that Angola's agony shows no sign of ending. Portugal gave her la st Africa n colony de In pendence + Nov. 10 after 13 Years of bloody guerrilla struggle. The nation was wracked by a civil war between three rival nafionalist Usually reliable sources estimate more than 20,000 pe rsons have been ki lled in the last eight months. Some diplomats believe he carnage could be worse than that in the Congo after Belgium pulled out in 1960. ______ _______ ________ -. I __________ SOU1IIAMPTON, England (AP) About 100 troops, police and customs men searched the Queen Elizabeth 2 today whil e police question ed 42 persons rounded up af r te discovery cia 400-pound cache of explosives near the dock - ____ ______ i_ L - - ---------------------------______________________________________________________ e n ___________ questi "." ... - s W. D. Bloxhamo Statesman' n I " ... - - - therwise sensible address on law, crime materials are shipped under guard in armored aling wounds and bringing people together for and punishment that he deli of scandal ever touched him, vehicles, tomow they will be entirely vered In Chicago the the welfare of t he state. W illiam Bloxham, -redeemed,, the sta te in er day as part of that city,s Law Enforcement sported by rail In He was already running hard for the office of Week , Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, boxcar containers. "unstealable" 500 to 1(-ton the 1870's when he led the successful attack (Mass.,) governor In 1872. When he A few yea against Carpetbag rule. rs cited &ownmiljers "monumental and per. ta he no BrObat says nuclear ezecutives are studying rescued e minated by the Conservatives, he state fiscal collapse by one of the suasive" book and called on Americans to th the possibility of boobytrapping shipments to th- largest land sales challenging keynote against the Carpet bag 'gnixe that our archaic ws in the history of the (.'OWltr la on rape ha ve wart hijackers, of spiki ng transported mat erials And In is se h cond term as governor, he guided regime in Tallahassee. become an Instrument by which all men Inso that burglars could not handle It under any the state through the Spanish American War entrenched and Bloham was defeated by Umidate all men." con ditions, even of assembl in g a large a tomic w he n it as the s ta ng ar &an B. hart. gi There is no question but that many Of our ea for the Cuban Insecurity po lice force. la ws vaalon. dealing with rape are archaic, biaaed aga inst Still. public legions worry. For authorities In 1880, Bloxham had his chance at last and women and overdue f Bloxham aLso had to deal with the effects of or change. Too of te n the Was overwhelmingly elected as the state's 13th have not Yet, nor perhaps can they, devise an the catastrophic freeze that wiped out the C victim ,,, finds herself the accvsed on the witness itrUS governor. Ills term marked a complete tur. stand, absolute protection. industry. With all indeed, she persevered that far in the that, a hurricane that nabout in Florida's fortunes. • face of a variety of degrading legal obstacle cle. s. — Family Squabble The Communist family squabble between mainland China and the Soviet Union simmered quietly while the two nations each kept a wary eye on "imperialistic" America. But the thaw in the cold war between the United States and Russia and the U.S.-China ovtures initiated by former Prcdent Nixon have exposed the paranoia of the C*nmunist neighbors who refuse to be friends. The reported warning of Chinese Cominwilst party Chairman Mao Tae-tzmg to U.S. Secretary of State Henry Kissinger on the pitfalls of U.S.-Russian detente Is an indication of the nervousness of the CnmzmIst community. Easing of East-West tensions has set both Moscow and Peking back on their heels, but has given the United States more flexibthty in Its international relation. It may be of smaU comfort to Mao, but Kissinger's Peking visit almt certainly Is a source of agitation In the Kremlin. BERRY'S WORLD - - I i I - where the liner Is berthed. Th e po li ce ref used to comment on newspaper speculation linking the explosives to the outla wed Irish ------------- ----- Republican Army. . — -------------- - '._, I fik __ I I,,,, a, I '.,-S OF DImES ---------,____ ,' - •.. .: i" . . .. . . . 4 ' " .- NOV. 17 Smford Senior ClUxens Club, of Seminole County unit South Seminole Garden Club covered dish luncheon, noon, meeting, 9:15 a.m., proam Sanford Civic Center. Enter- planning, First Federal of Sybelia Drive, Maitland with Inner Peace Movement, 8 tainment by Central Florida Seminole, SR 4, Longwood. Mrs. Charlotte Trend at 1 p.m. p.m. First Federal of Seminole, Chorale. Deltona Junior High School National Youth Appreciation skating party, Melodee Skating ldyll,Ailde Elementary School Sanford. PTA, 7:30 p.m., Bicen tennial Oiedo High School Advisory Week awards by Sanford Rink, 25th Street, Sanford, 5:30 project display and program by Board Committee,9 a.m., at the Optimists to outstanding to 7:30 p.m. Idyllwilde Chorus. school. Open to all Interested Seminole High Seniors, noon NOV. 21 luncheon, Sheraton Inn. persons. AARP Chapter 1977, Sanford, Humane Society of Seminole NOV. 19 2:30 p.m., First Federal of County, 8 p.m., First Federal, DernocreVe Women's Club of ["gue of Women Voters Seminole, 312 W. First St. Seminole County, noon, SueSR 4, Longwood . Ann's Capri NOV. 18 oner Speak erissi' Florida Nu rses Assoclatloa, Hatt.away. HOSPITAL NOTES __________________________________ __________________________________ Mich.; two s ist ers, Mrs. NOVEMBER 15,1975 ADMISSIONS Sanford: Opal N. DoSS Ed M. Gustafson Barbara Noble Flori ne O'Neal Claude A. Whiddon Sr. Wa rd H. Behre ns, Ike Mary Ilichard D. Johnson, Orlando Theodore Joynes, Oviedo Ma,)rr Sanford: I a . 0! 1 'S.. % )1 . . " 4 I ) 1h . I •. I 0 , Judith C. Couch, DeBaty Regina J. King, DeBary Murl R. Weaver, DeBary Arnold Dodd, Delto na Avis N. Evans, Deltona Ethel N. Evey, De ltona Charles A. Harkins, Deltona John If. Kerar, Deltona N ina D. Lucas, Deltona Mark J. Clark, Osteen Virgil J. Grayson, Oviedo Murlyn J. Coker, Winter Srwin'c ..:....t . • I 7 District 37, business meeting, County Health Building, San- a- a ... 114 William B. Webb, 76, of is Miss Regina Woods, New S. Palmet to Ave., Sanford, died Jersey; 19 grandchildren and Sunday morning. Born In se ven great-gr andchi ldren, Hahira, Ga., he lived in sanford Funeral services and burial for Um past 29 years. He was will be in Farwell, Mich., with retired from the Navy Base, Gramkow Funeral Home in was a member of Sanford charge of local arrangements, k.-C..%~ % _'\ ' 1. I 0 0 op '54% Interest c' ..I. I — Masonic Lodge.' DISCHARGES Mr. & Mrs. David Sanford: Survivors Include his wife, TIIADDEUS FIShIER (Rosemary) Hollingsworth, a Mrs. Anna Webb, Sanford; two Robert L. Addison Carolyn Cox daughters, Mrs. Byron Suddth, Thaddeus W. Fisher, 6l,of, girl Mr. & Mrs. Robert (Alice) Williston, Miss Linda Webb, Flamingo Drive, Sanford, died Evaline H. DeOvies San Francisco, Cal.; two sons, Sunday. Born in Kenna, W. V., Moore, a boy ,Tames J. Drum Mr. & Mrs. Ralph (Tracey), a Joseph A. Rigsby Wesley, St. Petersburg and he came to Sanford five years girl Kevin, Sanford; six grand- ago from Charleston, W. Va. lie S) -villa D. White, Altamonte DISChARGES Spring.s children; brother, Roger Webb, was a Baptist and a retired Sanford: Nashville, Ga.; three sisters, machinist with the Studebaker Doris Jackson, Lake Mary Julia V. Fresa Miss Louise Webb, Mrs. Co. Richard T. Hamelin Survivors include his wife, 'q DeNease hick and Mrs. Floyd Evelyn P. Harris Audrey, Sanford; two Sons, Smith, all of Ocala. Frederick H. Martin Brisson Funeral Home in Larry. Las Vegas, and John C. C!UII'ICS W. Rabette III Fisher, Sanford; two charge of arrangements. F. hn Underwood daughters, Mrs. Karen Sattler, Jo A. Kingston Chegan, DeBary Gassaway, W. Va. and Mrs. FRANCIS SCIIADE Sunday's high 73. Overnight Reginald Hancock, DeBary low 47. Ramona Woodall, Cana,; Sally W. Kletzing, DeLand Fair to psrtly cloudy through Francis Rex Schade, 71, of 122 brothers, Hansel, Jarrell, and Walter W. Bradley, Deltona Tuesday, A little warmer with Middle St., Lake Mary, died Clay, all of Dunbar, W. Va.; two '4 - - - Eppling, St. Petersburg and Conditions In Navy Shocking, Shameful - , competency to stand trial. Hearst is president of the San . ' ' - CALENDAR Alliance ('hiirrh nnil Conditions aboard some of the Navy's often had no showers to wash off the grime Of positively indignant, for instance, about an 'oudest ships are shocking and shameful. We their long drudgery. of. The main purpose of the Navy's safety ficer's stuck drawer, we written in the past. about the deteriorating programs, were dirty, the toilets and The team's confidential Inspection report, operational,he charged, was to keep the Na'.' eL our columns have brought a deluge of trinaLs dogg not to sa ve lives. ed. Chow lines were so long that nevertheless, found the Saratoga to be plagued kIIUOnaI complaints, which we have verified, crewmen complained "1 only wish I could tell it sometimes took two the truth and reveal with operational problems. For example, the the On the carrier Hancock, a young seaman heirs to deplorable safety and health conditions get served. Dunn insisted, however, that with war room's intercom was "unable to corn- the Department of unged to his death because ci Navy negligence, the maximum was the Navy," the 45 minutes. Enlisted men, ll municate with safety a stations," a coaxial i the carrier Saratoga, sailor's c hoked at night for was specialist declared. lack of cold milk and water, often drank loose, electrical circuits had shorted andcable window squalid, 1kgree bunkrooms. The roach- warm soda pop with their meals, To the Navy's credit, It wipers on the bridge were missing rested destroyer tender Sierra served food missing or non- available to us and is now made documents taking disciplinary At sea, a fire broke out and tied up some functioning. is "barely edible." against the officers responsible for crewmen all night. Yet they were summoned to another carrier, the Hancock, we learned Johnston's death. Other Navy craft have put out to ma on reveille at 6 a.m. When they finally straggled to that On 19-year-old seaman apprentice, Timothy The General Accounting Office, spurred by ciii m, Intended to teach how to their bunks, the air conditioner was broken, and Johnston, plunged 35 feet to a concrete landing such tragedi, is aL doin4' an jnvectfent inn nf ',,ivc a nuclear attack, when they were S.') (her cwoltr.i - quest for a postponement, Carter gave no hint whether By then, said defense attorhe will yield to defense requests ney Albert Johnson. "as a re. or heed government arguments suit of psychiatric treatment that the trial should move and normal progress," Miss : WILLIAM WEBB JACK ANDERSON - ________________________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________________________ AREADEATHS __________________________________________ I AJudgeofthe9thu.s.c groups and First Lady Betty that of Griffin, would mean that Court of Appeals in New Ford are pushing for such an four of the nine Justices would Orleans, Rone is highly reappointment, be from the Midwest. lie was garded among his fellow She Is from California, which born in Chicago and is a former judges. He is from St. Peters- .i 0 0) _',_~;V_p 0 -, __________________________ List race Explosives Found Near Liner ____ Panel _______ _______________ ____ Screening - $ " _____ Monday, Nov. 17,1975--SA Hearst Lawyers Seek Delay For Treatment Angolan Struggle Continues ___________ __________ ------ -- _______ ____ ': —I) • _____________ - - d'-- Court of Appeals, Goodwin is 52, and other factors into account. potential nominees, some re- a Republican from Portland, would preserve the geographi. University Atty. Gen. Edward If. Levi portedjy on the list submitted to Ore., of Chicago burg, Fla., and would be the and ha., been a state or cal balance that has existed, pre si dent, second justice from the Sou th , received the first report Sunday the ABA by the administration, federal Judge since 1955. since Douglas was from Washfrom th e American Bar AOCi.. VINCENT L McKUSIQ( Joining Lewis F. Powell Jr. of ROBERT P. GRIFFIN ington sta te. Some liberal senaARLIN ADAMS ation's committee on some of A Portland, Maine, attorney, Virginia. A judge of the 3rd The assistant Republican tors questioned her quail- McKuslck, 54, is a Republican U.S. Circuit the suggested nominees to reJOIl[N PAUL STEVENS Court of Appeals in Phila- leader In the Senate, Griffin fications to be HUD secretary, and was a clerk to the late Jusplace Justice William A judge of the 7th U.S. Circuit would give the court its first have not been happy with her tice Felix Frankfurter. His ap- Court of Appeals since 1970, who retired last week deiphia, Adams, at 54, is within justice with a senatorial back- performance, and could oppose polntment would because of Ill health. The ad- the "middle-aged" range Ford reinstate a Stevens is a former Supreme has mentioned and nine years groundsince Justice Hugo L her nomination on grounds she tradition, not followed in recent Court law mninlstratjon asked clerk and served in ABA retired in 1971. None of lacks experience. evaluate about 12 persons for younger than the average age Black years, of flaying a New Englan1951 as associate counsel of a the present justices has held of the current Justices. He SHIRLEY HUFSTEDLER der on the court. the job. House Judiciary subcommittee. years. He is partisan elective office. A judge of the 9th U.S. Circuit DALLIN OAKS Warren Christopher of Los been a Judge six He is 55 years old and from cated he does Court of Appeals, Mrs. HufPresident of Brigham Young Chicago. Angeles, chairman of the panel, Jewish, and there has not beenFord has think people from such stedier, 50, has been a state Jew on the court since Abe not said the report to Levi was a or University, Oaks, like Douglas, J. CLIFFORD WALLACE backgrounds should be ruled federal court judge since 1961. is a former law school profesmade by telephone, was very Fortas resigned In 1969. A judge of the 9th CircuIt, out. Nomination of Griffin could Shelsa Democrat and might be sor. At 43, he would tentative and covered about be the Wallace is from San Diego, Ca. ROBERT H. BORK open the President to charge!: of more liberal than Ford would youngest half of the persons nominee since lii,, and his appointment would the list. Solicitor general, he is fl cronyini He said he expected the corn- government's lawyer in ti Su- since Gr and provincialism, like, although he has said he Douglas was named at age 40. A preserve the West Coest repre. iffi n is an old friend doesn't think the ideological Mormon, he wo mittee to be meeting "on and uld probably be sentatlon on the court. preme Court. Both Justice from his home state. He is 52 stance of a Justice can be the first of that faith on the off for the next several days." Thurgood WILLIAM H. WEBSTER Marshall and retired and from Traverse City, th predicted in advance, court. He would be the second A judge of the 7th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, Webster, 51, Judge Must Rule On Request has been a federal Judge since 1971. He is from St. Louis, is a former federal prosecutor and a past president of the Associatlon of Missouri Republi. cans. SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — ahead speedily. But a . GIARLES WIGGINS higher Hearst may be ready to aid In Francisco Examiner. weeks later, she announced via Fourth-ranking Republican Patricia Hearst's lawyers say court ruling, issued last week, preparing her defense. she may be able to aid in her seemed likely to sway the judge Government prosecutors say Hearst at the San Mateo County bemine an defense on federal bank rob- toward postponement, SLA comrade." inittee, Wiggins is a former they already have subpoenaed Jail on Saturday and Sunday, bery charges by next Feburary Her attorneys claim she was House colleague of Ford who The ruling of 9th U.S. cu- more than 50 witnesses for Dec. said she "has been extremely tortured if she makes normal progress In and brainwashed by says he Is "pruriarily a lawyer cult Court of Appeals inter- 15. A change of trial da te would cooperative," but he declined the psychiatric treatment. revolutionary band and sub- rather than a legislator or poll. Preted the new federal Speed require new subpoenas for the further comment. Miss Hearst is scheduled sequently joined them in the tician." Wiggins, 47, was a to Trial triai wItnesses, whose identities are Act that requires go to trial , robbery of a San Francisco staunch supporter of President within 90 days after a defend- being kept secret. Miss Hearst was kidnaped by bank only under threat of to a federal judge to decide exe- Richard M. Nixon during House whether a recent f ederal ap- ant's arraipunent. The appel. cudon. Meanwhile, Miss Hearst, 21, UR terrorist S) impeachment proceedings. late court said the trial judge was visited twice over the ation Army on Feb. 4, 1974. Nine ________________________________________________ peals court ruling Justifies a may, at his discretion, exempt wee lay for the kend by a Bri tish paypsychiatric care her from the 90.day period any ti me chologist who Is Help win the l attorneys say Miss Hearst an ex pert In spent in psychiatric testing. needs brainwashing. • U Miss Hearst underwent such U.S. District Court Judge OliDr. William Walter Sargent vet J. Carter was to meet with tests for 51 days. With of London was h ir ed by Miss 6, defense and prosecution attor- day limit expiring Dec. 27, the Hea t's p rs aren ts Randolph and neys In his chambers this after. Judge could exempt the 51 days, Catherine Hearst, to provide his noon to consider a defense re- bringing her trial to a starting •s opinion on the jailed heiress' time in mid-February. people. Franco Court ABA com- which could be a liability. ALFRED N N. GOODWIN - - 1 :-:_— -- Evening Herald, SanfordFJ, integrity. Later, when he mittee, administration officials makes the selection, President say. Ford Is likely to take political Here are sketches of some RAMBOtJILIET France (AP) Leaders of the world's six major industrial nation, including Pr ident Ford today ended three-day talks with a promise of more jobs, lower prices and greater economic security for their (.auses eeaers -s-- - WASHINGTON (AP) — A After the committee's eva!- Justice Stanley Reed came to CARLA IIIU.S lawyer's committee screening uations are finished, Ford will EDWARD M. LEVI current Justice from the Mounthe court from that position. Secretary of housing aisd uipotential Supreme Court nomi- submit his choice to the Senate Boric Is The attorney general, at 64, Is tam states, joining Byron R. 48 and a conservative, ban development, Mrs. Hills flees says it will focus on pro. for confirmation. one of the older people to be White of Colorado. lie fired the first Watergate wo d be ul the first woman j fessi ona I mentioned for the vacancy. He qualifications, PAUL RONEY The choice Is not limited to prosecutor, Archibald Cox, lice at a time when feminist is Jewish. His appointment, like A Judge of the 5th U.S. Circuit Judicial temperament and the list before the - Dangers re -: Report Supreme Extremists A - .4 Sanford right at the forefront. On the map, so to President Anwar Sadat should consider his "Under-inflated, soft tires can cause erratic speak. visit to the United States a success, whether steering and excessive wear," according to the We (rust that all those who had a hand inmaking study, "as well as make engines work harder to measured in the promises of aid he is taking back to Egypt or in terms of the opportunity he has had to plead his case in the Arab-Israeli dispute to the American people. DON OAKLEY The question of how much U.S. economic or military aid might flow to Egypt has been left for the future. However, the $750 million in economic aid which President Ford is asking from Congress, and the agreement to provide nuclear reactors to Po tile I"vp11aris, should he!p convince Mr. Sadat and his people that the new spirit of U.S.-Egyptian cooperation is bearing tangible fruit. D or Mr. Sadat made concessions to Israel in the r,~. recent Sinai agreements under the persuasive OAK RIDGE, Tenn. (NEA) Atomic N$j103141-%_ Somescholarought to do a study on how many influence of Secretary of State Henry Kissinger. energy proponents are fond of reminding the movements for social reform or Justice have President Ford has now followed up with more na tion that there Is now deposited at this and been retarded by the very people most ac ti vely assurances that friendship with the United States 1. other rmclear facilities a kind Of ftwidmustable -championing them. fuel resour ce. It is Uranium 238 (U-238), the __________________ will serve Egyptian interests far better than the Extremism is defense of what one believes is ~__,__ waste material of reactor activity; belligerence and pro-Soviet leanings of the Nasser ,000 tons right may be no vice, to paraphrase Barry ,, of the glunk has accumulated in the last three era. Goldwater. But excessi ve real in any ca use is no deca des, and th ough worthless in its present Mr. Sadat made no secret of the fact that he I virtue either, especially when it leads, as it So 1, state it has, given technical and social approval, thinks our promises to Israel under the Sina! ... I 4 r the potential energy equivalence of 1.5 trillion I I . t of whole groups or w hole na ti ons. It is, in fact, agreements are too generous. The nuclear reactor barrels of oil, or most of the coal still unmnined in 14 — .self.defeating. technology which has been added to the Egyptian America. A recent Swedish produced television The potential, it happens, hin ges tenuously on aid package may help smooth out that objection, documen ta ry on li fe In Harlem, for example, t i the acceptable development of the controversial and the extensive safeguards against any misuse of I ! . r which was aired over many educational IV "fast breeder" method of creating atomic nuclear materials should satisfy Israel that the stations, alleged that the American system has I power. The concept, which has worked exarrangement in no way implies an escalation of ;~~ not only created but uires perimentally and is today being structured on Egypt's war-making capability. be kept lna state of economic su orrjlnation the reactor scale here, is this. If active nuclear accomplishments of t'lacks who have pulled Mr. Sadat can also be gratified that his fuel is surrounded by U-238 In plant burning, the themselves up out of ihe ghetto were totally reception in our country was generally friendly result Is that more fuel is created than used. __________________ _____ Ignored, Theoretica ll y, the idea is sta ggering 1 W" aside from a public snub by the mayor of New York The Swedish allegation was of a kind with that suggesting, in City — and that American minds are not closed to fact, a vision of atomic energy mouthed by certain activists a few years ago, . "agriculture," w the Arab position in the Middle East dispute. who claimed that the war In Vietnam was being Unfortunately, the development of fast ____________ However, in urging that we strike up a "dialogue" ,--_ .0 fought for the aggrandizement of imperizlist breed ers suggests some thi ng else as well, and with the Palestinians, an appeal he carried before "Amcrlka." If this species ci extremism did not not as pleasant as t.hat of a renewable resource. actually prolo ng the war by forcing Americans Congress, he overlooks the fact that there is no lack N uclear power critic Theodore Taylor says that to choose between blind patriotism on the one ______ of willingness on America's part to do so - if the as fast breeders produce fuel, they also produce hand and something approaching treason on the enormous amounts of deadly plutonium, five to (. avenue were open. o th er, no cred it l due those who Indulged in it. times that of pr esen t reactor production. - Our diplomats would be the first to concede "He doesn't look Imoressed." TA TJI,.s,,.:..,..., In an entirely t4iff.rint klrtA ..'4 I— -,,,, m. we- most menacing and worrisome that the fate of displaced Palestinians must be called war betw e the sexes, a new book on the byproduct of atomic reaction, and grave addressed before any permanent settlement in the history of rape Is stirring much-needed thought BERT COLLIER on are being asked concerning national Middle East can emerge. But a dialogue can hardly on a very real problem in our society, bu t Unsafety In the event It's collected one day in i.l f tunately take place when the Palestine Liberation in or is also turn g many people sway amounts that are currently unImagina ble. from the subject because of the extremist stance Organization, which the Arab states recognize as The concern is not so much th the storage or by Its author. the only spokesman for the Palestinians, argues on use of plutonium but in its transportation. Since : Among the UWMWable events that occurred All men, whether or not they have committed it is the essential indJent for bomb building, the premise that Israel has no right to exist as a paralyzed be neath the dome of Florida's Capitol over the and besides,0-as is dreadfully Poisonous even in seemed almost a casual thck of misfortune. Jewish state. claims feminist Susan Broiunliler In ..Against an unfettered sta te, critics feel it has Inheren tly years, that Of July 9, I=, stands unique. ; Billy Bloxharn was not born to such a career Our Will: Men, Women and Rape.-The most embarrassing moments for Mr. at day, the per On th Intolerable risks, and pride ci the state of strife. The great grandson of farm expert who Sadat during his 12 days in America came when he were massed for th e centenary of one of Its "mat some men rape provides a sufficie t Taylor, for one, has long worried that even worked for George Washin gton, the young boy greatest tried to justify the Arab condemnation of citizens. This ea t to keep all women In a constant state ci was the 100th anniversary arnount of plutonium in transport today (about grew up on a plantation near Ta ll ahassee during of the birth of William intimidation." she writes. D. Bloxharn. "Zionism" as an anti-Arab philosophy rather than 4,500 pounds were carried on 3fl trips last year) Men who the antelbellum years. for F, Everything th commit at illi W am Bloxham did for a recognition of Jewish rights to a restoration of an is hijackable. What happens when eno Young Woxham seemed headed do the masculine shock troops, terrorist guerrillas in 20,000 bombs is being annually moved ancient homeland. path of privileged over the twice saved th e state from financial disaster. He nation's roa ds? Taylor says the prospect Is the longest sustained battle the world has ever The real test of the success of Mr. Sadat's visit Despite this apparen t tranquility, Florida known." ed on two occasions as governor under flI1 lies in whether it will help overcome the hurdles most trying circumsta . He filled the office of was being swept Into war. Altho As one reviewer has objected, is as Federal nuclear authorities are confident ugh 3rtm still ahead in the search for peace. It will do so if he large amounts of plutonium can be cm*trOUer general for two terms marked by his BlOxham OPPosed secession, he was a loyal SM. grotesq uely exaggera ted as to say that those , can convey to other Arab leaders that a major safely. Bill Brobst, director handled "signal business ability and efficiency," in the who commit murder are the tacit agents o( of the Energy words The war ended and Florida was of one contemporary. hurdle is represented by the PLO itself, in its ex- Research & Development Administr ation's prate. everyone who doesn't commit murder. For Bloxham, who had lost e ve rything, it was a Nevertheless the exaggera It was an extraordinary record but even more tion is be ing given a tremist policy toward Israel and its resort to transportation division, insists safety time for finding himself, He set about th technology remarkable e career great deal of cUtl'eflcy. proceeds space wi th a to terrorism and guerrilla warfare. was the fact that in an era of thathe was to continue to the end a career of mic teclmology. Today corruption and sharp liUcal practices, no hint In an o New rpI':r ----J.-:rtvS Levi Given First require. A few simple pointers that might help prolong the life of your tires and your car Include: — have your alignment checked. Chances are, most dealers and stations won't charge you unless alignment Is needed. — Contrary to some popular opinion, under. inflated tires don't provide better traction. Under. inflation does cause excessive heat buildup. Watch for sharp dropoffs at the shoulder of the road. It can be a trap for tires. If you venture off the paved surface and hit the shoulder, slow your speed and case the car back onto the highway. A sudden Jerk of the steering wheel could send you sliding across the median into th e wrong lane. -Keep the tires with the best treads on the rear wheels for th e best traction. - It's best never to drive with 'bald' tires. And remember that a tire is 'bald' if It has less than 1-16 inch tread depth between any two or more grooves. Be safety conscious. It could save your life. —13111 Currie - ____ - - ristmas (Ili "( cco I 1) It a a, I, WEATHER (' _ -_ S----__ I - f + L..L _-.1 - . 5Y4% interest on your Christmas Club account,,, : 'I that's the difference at First Federal. - .1 - -- --- ---- ------ =-.-. _ —- 1. - -,- �..T - t_ - - I - -- -- - . -. - - ..- -- - - - III A—Evening Herald, Sanford. FL - Monday, Nov. 17, lflS Mort Walker [7 COM E ON, W TWE'LL ØE LA1E \ PEEC4' THE GEP4EAL' v V i q., 1 1 , 11 1 I Il - i 7 ur Db Caesar CD ; PETrIE HRs. , ..- ____ ) L CAMPUS CLATTER I .1 9 Ohio Indian ER aurcle, Lover (Fr 47 G?t — or -- ' F ,6 ffl — _____ 24 25 — 28 AGREE WITH i WILL NEVER US 46 14 4 V' r. Having 17 La rry v - 13 I 15 _J Wltn 27 (2 . F (r --- 30 31 32 33 - : _________ 0 L - ~ — -, 14, 42 — 43 —44 — II I I - by Stoffel & Hcimdohl CRELlN E'U)4, REAE)IN' THISISAIJ YER ENJOYIN' \ EXTREMELY L . 4. r . _i( I N)s NAVE U BEEN B TE if' " 1. ~ .11 % - I k X ,,, , " 11 Q R !! /I , , ~I ~ !~% - I. . ~ I~!~-,S I ___ '%~: - - I -, " .1 kI I - I - -N1. I r . - L_ ___ - I ~ . 4. I I . I I .. ' I \ I .. I % 11 V^%, S P0 by Al Vsrm.r I CAN HA;ZDLY WAIT FO;Z THE I t. AREN'T YOU N RUSHING T14INGS, JENNY LU SENIoR BALL' YWRE ONLY IN T14 !EFOURTH GRADEE. L --.: .. &.. • - JUN IO R PM! YOU'RE RIGHT. _________ N WAIT FOR -TwE____ % . lt -.) ~& IL (, CAN —HARDLY 1 fee, - I -' 6 ____ ,I :i — ____ I 1ff ARCHIE by Bob Monfans I / --'ORONE SPECK \ WELL, wr VNIANIT TO GEE ONE lEcEOppER 1 — , - ~ _______ C e P , T - ( ____ / Lu ____ "7 — - a '-' -! FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thoves - 1T I ' . - ' W i i FIND 1 4 . - MOT GUILlry, OD rn a I .v ), — THE DEFENDAN T - m;Ly 2 - - I I -- - - _________ _____ L-- _ - __ - __1. - _ ~__. - Dr. f!* Lamb Paiss F"a" pals Opening lead - 3 V ANP THE QVIMST 9~ , __ I LAZIEST I"IN I I CAN I king of -trumps and two . queens, et your opponents have galloped into a slam U F4AR - 11X . - ; 'RI JJH' J - -1 __ - . / I I . I - al . f .. ' / ° ' -- - - L.. She Hopes Salt Peter Will Put Out Flame available to each other, by telephone, 24 hours a day. According to Seminole COuntY'i P.A. sponsor, an abusi ve parent is one who was f requently abused herself is a child. It is thus important to break the pattern if the child is to be saved. Membership is drawn from all swain of society, and parents are encouraged to attend as couples. P.A. Is not a religious or spiritual belief program,nor (es It chum to have any 'magic cures' — though in its own way. one mightsay that people helping people has its own touch of magic. ByABIGAILVANBUREN DEAR ABBY: ::J ere can a person buy salt peter? Do I ear I 1 Abby need a doctor's prescripUon -; get it' it tasteless? And does It do what they say It does to a i s man's set. urge? You can't send me a personal — i. • reply because my husband . opens all the mail. Please .1 answer in your column as soori DEAR DOING: Thank you as possible as I don't know how for an excellent letter. Perhaps i much longer I can put up with It will Inspire others to "do their -. BY NANCY HOI1 Bradshaw with obtainin g the rnerdal enterprises in the city "pot" smoking on th is. Thank you. own thing," too ft makes a Lot the school nu tr itional experts. Also In. servicesoffered are performed Herald Correspondent ALL WORE OUT of sense. necessary funding for these including. The possibility of a bus", and the need for active eluded are the help of a nursing under doctor's orders. LI projects. and complimented post office, or at least the city's citizen participation in city aide, any nec 04 L.A. DEAR ABBY: Our son is 2D. essary medical Jo,Thn Purdon, a registered Winter Springs Mayor Troy Village residefts for their in - own zip code is aLso being conDEAR ALL: Salt peftr i-an be flnr attends a local college go%-urnnient. r: Iland, and Mike linberts and tercst and sup po rt. apparatus, and lielp with nur-se ;%ith ttic company, gave purchased at ,I pharmacy. sidered. He mentioned the toll It is but doesn't live at home. The Mike Roberts of the Bay Area coo ki ng, housework, laundry, case hLstoriesto show Ina mor Jotknn Purdom of the Bay Area e technically teed During the question and free service to Orlando, which Home "Po tass ium problem Is the hair hassle. Health Services shopping and meal planning. detailed way just what the Horne Health Services, were answer period, Piland said will be available to city (BAIIIIS) Wtrate," and I am Wormed Last summer my husband a non-profit I(oberts stressed that all the BAIIHIS provides. gu est speakers at the Hacienda more fun ding Is being sought in residentsIn February, lV6, the organization geared to the that no prescrf ption is required. asked Roger several times to Village Women ' But because It's used in making please get a hacuL s Club's continue the cleanup of the Purchase of two mew fire needs of Medicare patients in t me Tuesday morning meeting on creek and a possible park trucks, the hiring explosives, some pharmacists stress that we don't object to a city their homes, ex p lai ne d what Nov. 11. • ruse in project for the area is being planner, and the Comprehen- services are being offer sell it to mi no rs . long hair if it's keptneat, hot It by r . I. Mayor Piland spoke fst, considered. It tastes like table salt, but If .seems that every time Roger sive Ind Use Pinn now under his co mpany. iorming those present on U en asked about "moving study. you cipect it to reduce a man's came home he needed a The company provides caro LQ,-, proess made In the Gee eek plans for winter Springs' sexual appetite, you could be ha ir cu t. h is excuse Isst lime her topics of discussion for Methcare patienIs In their . . cleanup and the bridge on future," Piisnd said a con- inc1ed the Coked Creek home by registered mues, disappointed, was, "HaircuIs are too eiJ If Yes Road. Piland credited centrated effort was In project, traffic problems within occupational, physical and .. K DEAR ABBY: I've been pensive." So his father ga ve . Building Inspector Ray progress to interest corn- th e boundaries of th e Vilisge, speech reading your column for years, him 1100 and said, '-Mat should therapists and and around holiday time take care of your haircuts for a r. I. someone always asks, "Should year!" 1 . go to I1 mother's or to MV Roger accepted the money. mother's for Thanksving and Well, Roger was home last - 01 I . -, dinner?" Christmas And your weekend and nothing had .. (. liii i answer is always "Why not changed. He still needed a . .,- - • alternate?" ' hair cu t! My husband says If The second Annual Scientific Fire Auxiliary Meets join this civic group. Newly to enable firefighters to locate ,7 ~i ;'%* I Abby, my husband and I that kid shows up for Dinner Meeting of the Seminole elected President Bill Hatfield the roams of children and in. 4 ~ struggled with that problem for Thanksgiving needing a haircut all. County Medical Society will be Ile Ladies Auxiliary to the announced the club is also valids in order to effect a quick Years, and we resolved it ac- he is going to denuvA the .1 ~ ,I ~- : held Tuesday evening at the Winter Springs Volunteer Fire looking for associate members. rescue in case of a fire. .. ~, _: I . cording to your suggestion. return of $00. Would this be . . Sheraton Inn, Sanford, with ,I Dept. held a regularly To be an associate member you Both sets of parents lived fair? cocktail hour from 6 p.m,, scheduled meeting on Nov. 11, must be male and over the age VFW Marks a J: ..1. . nearby, and it seemed the only dinner from 7 p.m. and the at 7:30 p.m. at the ready room of 35. Hatfield states associate - ~r .. fair thing to do. So for 22 years, DEAR MMER: If Roger -. I t-*_ scientific presentation at 8 p.m. of the Winter Springs Fire members are necessary to the . . we spent Thanksgiving and accepted the money with the Station. * group because of their - - ~~k"__.~. -P':, _____ Ile Ladies Auxiliary to i Christmas in parents' homes understanding that he'd keep This presentation, "Current Discussion centered around knowledge arid experien(v. . 1. liv -~ - — Winter Springs Veterans of instead of our own. .. hU hair cut, be sbould either Concepts in the Medical and the club's annual Christmas The Jaycees recently par. Foreign Wars Post No. So _~1 4, I, .- It never dawned on us until uphold his end of the barpin or Surgical Management of party, participation in the ticipated in the Winter Springs sponsored a Halloween Party N -~ v-1 this Year -as our children are return the money. Coronary Artery Di.sease,11 will Winter Springs Christmas Elementdry School PTO's for the children of the city. .. ., -C .~ 7 ~_ ready to strike cut on their own '1 be made by four doo (corn rnival by supplying the Nov. 1, f m p.m., t rio 2-4 a the that we never developed our I asm3t the Seminole County school group e ever- Post Home on Highway 17-92, Gamesille. y are: Howard Youth own holiday traditions. We JUNIORS PRESENT BOOK TO LIBRARY Everyone has a problem. whsrs Ranch popular dunking machine. Longwood. or Yours? For a personal reply. wrive to Twenty children attended the the Cardiovascular Laboratory, the holidays. She insisted on ABBY: Now No. 55700. L.A., Calif Sanford 1.1brarian Sara Harrison acicepts a copy of Peter 90061. Enclose siamptd, sellJaycees Seek soring a "Red Ball" project. festive affair and were treated doing all the cooking herself North Florida Regional Schaal's book "Sanford and the World War H Years: 1ML%s,1 Members will be knocking on to games, hot dogs, lemonade and then she complained for Halt to writilf, ioitfs? Stnd 1111 to Hospital; Luis J. Cintado, M.D., Members from Linda Hule, co-chairman of the Education Department, the doors of all Winter Springs and cake. months about how much work it Abigail Vai suren. in Lasky Or_ Sanford Junior Woman's Club. The book was presented in the The Winter Springs Jaycees psidents asking them to put a Prizes were awardM for the names of 11" club membeW rh was and how td she got. Beverly Hills. Calif. 50P3, for A North Florida by'$ bwilliall "How to Wrift Letters Regional are sponsoring a concentrated iticker in their windows. best costumes When we, her daugh ters and for All Occasions." Pit&" ripliciese a ' th first Prize years: Amanda Morris, John Black. Ryan Dickey, 11*11cab Hospital; Thomas D. Hartley, membership drive this month. designating the room of a small going to Conrad WBaker, second &iughters.4 -L long, self -addressed, sta-w f i o.:) Gussow and Slattbew Julian. (Herald Pho(o by jean pa"esen) M.D., and M. Arthur Nesmith, Any young man, between the child or invalid. prize to Jenifer Auer, and third could bring something for the tmvelopo M.D. ages of 18 and 35 is eligible to The purpose of this project is prize to chris Stewart. dinner, she wouldn't hear of it. I I When we brought food without 11 . Toy asking her, she refused to serve it, so we finally gave up. WomenLearnC ty ' Future i-i - i ical Services For ElderI y Discusse ____________ - - Children Create Own TV Programs With New ~. U. /. / ' - - I 1 % 5? — I I P___ / 0 I aa .A ' 11 \Vj I Nl(illileTF lit, "Then, like a dummy, I asked him at the movie was abouti" I au tluitit \ Iiii lit IXI L 'lull filUflitY. 7 ; X SHIRLEYMILLET W? S I 9017 PM. - -1 -- - 834-9212 CasselberryWinterSprings Z_ I - -' , • 4 LYNN HENDERSON 831 9212 Altamonte Springs Longwood SHIRLEYMILLET ___ 8349217 - ForestCity ___ P -- , t Where to go for all the nfornuition,vou rived =0 W10— 'imms &Tpvr ow Altamonte Springs / HILDA RICHMOND - Co 4_ — - - .I e\ their own holiday celebrations in their own homes. Suggest that they invite their Parents and grandparents, who might even be releived in be finally fr ee of th e burden of ent namin g th ree generations .. `1 I OF - q09~~ . - - - _--- I FROM AROUND THE WORLD AT Second Street • r ThlG I I! ' 00015 115 E. SECOND ST SANFORD FLORIDA __________ Miss Fox Recovers ,. r --'-" _____ ••.. \tts Martha Fox 13& lar & ~ Ave., is home and feeling fine after undergoing recent eye -: z 1. ____• L I. - ____ - -f?: • Dellona peratures. Best covers X 7~_ -Ial, ~ , surgery in Seminole Memorial Dry Cleaning at budget Hospital. tier nephew and his .i Wices and coin laundry 0. wife, Mr and Mrs, James in a pleasant at moiphire Open 7 am Meade Fox, tra v eled from daily. Located t Sarasota tobe with heron day of the operation, and since FAIRWAY PZA then her nie, Josie mchob of On Hwy. 1?.92at27th Saota and nephew, George ::: 322.9739 Fox of Brooklyn, NY, have r it you'll like ill kept her com pa ny at home L_ ....~.... -'! :; , - . _____ II .41j sLflflhIi 1II('j/j//1I - ___ I' I - -- I * comm a al This Is also a good time to washing machines and so forth interplant your lawn with are shipped These boxes A• , ryegras& Lawns so planted abouild cover the • i • i ri ground, keep • should the co ld and not tou ch the behern: ssan watered ce ary d be Or given an ex I . . Camelliasreceive their first recession, thrift minded buyers Tree's marketing head ferti li zer in January. savings. and very' important feeding In of that moderr, Yuletide "What it all boiis down to If this is done, you will have a late November and early perennial, the artificial Apart front their e conomy, beautiful lawn all winter. December, as the cold weather Christmas tree, are paying that dollar-conscious con- factory-made trees are winning stops the top growth and more in order to spend less. Now is the time to set out therefore transfers activity to That' s the conclusion of a paying a little more now is their safety, convenience and blooming w ci the root sytem. ng to save them a lot later other down-to-earth ad. on" van ta ges. ofsornc3,000cnJuInerspoued goi. 71[s is also the month for zer roses Plantings may e in ac reaction. now through December and scale Is present, spray with an t he largest tree maker, a buying artificiul trees for retardant and shed pr oo f di vision of American Technical first early January m The se qualiti es ranked second oil uon solution as long as Industries e m and over half of the I nc. and below r e bud g e I - in in d e d and third the survey showed, in Daylilllesnndcrinurnscank Significantly , almost two homemakers un der yea rs turningbu%erstowartlartifeaj movedanytimefromnowuntil degrees. thirds said they paid over trees. old, accoring to the surve y. the first of the year for best Herba of vaous kinds may foramanmadee,cornpared results. Set the divisions at the be planted In your garden now, with $10 to $15 for a cut tree. Incontrastto cut Next in fa vor were their fullwhich same level at w hich they grew Amaryllis bulbs may be ' The swingto higher-priced are per isha ble, the man-made bran ched symme try and and water copiously to settle planted anytime irom now until artificial trees is really a variety, Warning obsenres, can wide variety of sizes and shapes the 5011 and eli mi nate air March. .. . u * a Under New are , FREE [I $100 IN BAKERY PRODUCTS l ' OF YOUR CHOICE Al WITH THIS COUPON $I-SO PURCHASE - ~ ~ Coupon Good Mon., Tues Wed and Thurs. Otter Expires Dec.5 - m1m - -UF~ - ___ 4-11 _____ se*Ude IBUIM4 OPEN - - '*"-' - MON THRU SAT 6.6 - - 'V -' j __________ -_ ,_ ~,_~_~, X_§91 - - -: ~ -,~,. . -i_ __*T-j.1.e " ______ -. :r- I; -: _______________________________________ ___ -,t FAIRWAY . *'LAUNDROMAT ". to the Rose Circle of Sanford plants during low tem. ' 'rJ_ . - a o" 1 ________ s Time For Garden Club, In Its November I I, " - F ll fertilization of lawns Is pockets around the roots the most Important lawn Plans should be made to Feeding of the year, according protect tender shrubs and o t posm I . Lawn ertiiizahon a' - .. . 110%- _ i"l - _____ 0 N. \ \t t=11, -1 2 1* _____ • • ) . power pack floor unit ii I - i ____ L\ a — I i__ I I I I Garden Gate i I - / H I1 . child to do what he or she includes double-faced backwanIs,andeveryoneIea rns the drop on casters; twovalue of cooperation in creating directional mounted camera; drama, comedy, newscasts , poalionable microphone boom, documentaries, ganw and talk high mounted spoWght; two shows, in fad the gamut of hand kes, and s- "socket" lv', ________________ ____ _____ _ __ ___ L ___ L 9 to - ___ WEATHER ' I I - techniciaas, camera people or and learn about TV under the stagehands, some may wish in guidance of teachers, is of direct, produ ce or write — and substa n tia l va l ue in ed ucation some may want to ad," San. ders said The Classroom Tele v ision YOLIng marrieds to dare to have N Wj I j __ I Equipment Association con ntmon Nov 12 in St. Louis' Chase-Park Plaza Hotel Creat ive Playthings Sales by Dick Tumir I it1. The toy was Induced at te some may prefer to be liUng enabling children to ha ve fun National School Supply & t ______ W.- - J I Matt Moustakas, creator of the toyand Director of Product — a i,onleccal toy which unique because It focuses Design for Creative Playthings, enables children to create a on the behind-the-scerves aspect noted Out television plays an A complete TV program, from of television and allows extrmely important role in the behind-the-scenes stalging to youngsters to enjoy total development of youngsters. ,, acing - is now available for par ti cipation. , Therefore, a toy which . is .i. the school market From Some children ma y prefer stimul ates all use tunCtOfls • Creative Pisythings to be boom or sound operators, TV professionals, while -.______1"-N~ j price I've paid over the years for peace in the family. Iwish I CRANBURY, N.J. - The ders characterizes the Classrourni Television neater Classroom Television neater r i "..t, \ Dinner 4 A . S4V ;Zeq MW ,qy Wg oar __ _a Z 1 I • 141 _________ ________ -- N ' I I envelopes are •enclosed The most interesting questions will be used in this column CARNIVAL IR*AA - J iii, 1 TJ I I P You expect your king of and will receive Copies Cl trumps will be a winner. South JACOBY MODERN) I VAMM"Ma VAL X40i aT C4W )W swAMV. a - - - Ho/loween A Florida reader his two y A, ,/"WaWwZft;WAW 1 i15 )4AS 0 By Oswald & James Jacoby '7%. e figures fi When OU take more protein Milk and m ilk products are In than your bOdy needs to bUild an exciflent source of good orrepiscelostbodyprotein,the pro tein.youcan use the no at excess is broken down to products to avoid fat and still calories for Immediate energy get roteim m with or to form fat. ma;ny so-called pO A lot of people do not Un. diets is that they contain lots or derstand that proteins are fat, too. That is not neceuary if made up of a variety of amino one uses low fat dairy products acids that are the building and l.an meats, fish and blocks for body prote~. For a Poultry and the proper food more complete understanding preparaUon. .- Monday, Nov. 17, 1973-7A ______________________________________ 'k q 11 . 1 Doctors Host uestions about the Jacoby _______________ DOONESBU •.. - . \OI( (( I) *107 — — caloes to me your energy healthy people In the t needs, Particularly If you have many of the protein already eliminated n:l the requirements have been overly ex body Fat so many people generous These aun are carry around. If you are on a fine for mcst healthy people. In rthrUon diet your body will case of illness or unusual use your body protein for situations, calories to provide essential different. energy. You can fig ure that a pound About the only people who ci raw, separable, lean meat, needmoreprotein thanthis fish or poultry will contain those actua ll y building muscle about ioo grams ci protein mass (not muscle fat) and that That skin, could the requirement bone and inedible parts have up in about lOOgrams a day been removed. ( MAIN CORRIDOR HERE T0O4Y I DOW h a s bid t. thrt and six I spades Where s e other trickgoingtocomefrorn' . Oswald: Th e answer is that if It is going to come from diamonds your partner will "EST EAST have a diamond trick that will keep. If it is going to come VQ 6 3 v K9 7 52 from hearts or clubs, then you #75 # 104 had better lead one of those 432 &K V7 5 suits right away." SOUTH Jim: "The suit to attack in AAQJ9853 is clearly your short one. You V A 10 only have three hearts. nere # i 92 aA score a heart trick if your East-West vu*rable partner holds the king, You lead it and North-South comWest North Fast -qovtb plain of bad luck, Lead any th ing else and th ey score , 2* the " i'3 3, 3* P213 4 A Pass 4 N T AS Il I have given you or ro u te1 meaning that it ton- f p tein are based on Daily ofRecommended all Allowances established in 1974 the es3entW amino acids that the Nnlional Aca demy ci the hod cannot manad Sciences. This amount is m from UUF pcoL• th an th e minimal daily Theotherpisoisthatyour allowance and includ es enough diet must contain enough to provide an excess for many I ____ I Now, not all coteizi i a ' 17 rry. Evening Hera ld , Sanford, Fl. Club Notes pro ____ - 51 O.SWAt.D and JAMIS JACOB V Transfer Bid. We will one today and one tomorrow and will discuss the bid at Jim: "There is an OPeninf length early next year The lead made on everY h2nu first uestion is - "flow do vou Sometimes it doesn't make trans7er to the minor suiCs"' any difference what you lead, The simplest way is to use On other Occasions it means the two - spade response to one the difference betwLvn mak- notrump as a transfer to clubs we4OA at the present level. your body uses protein to build ing and losing the contract." and the three-club response as Oswald: Against a slam transfer to diamond! DEAR READER -There is vi tal struwesand for enj contract your first decision a right and wrong amount of Just send your request to me in must be whether or not to at. (Do you have a question ahniost all good thlings in 11fe, care of thial newVa W, P-0tack; your ser.orld, where to fOf thO OxPillrfs? Write "Ask Box 11, Radio City Station, and tethisnoc atta ck if an at ta ck appears in the Jacobys" lion i wiU be getting enough protein if ,_ called for." newspaper. The iscobys will your diet includes 6o gram Of long, stamped, self-addressed Jim: "Now take a look at answet individual questions envelope for the West hand. You hold the it stamped. self-addrl!033ed g tein a day. 1 ft i I j I , ~k - H — a g em e and other times that excess -=mm=mwn=mwwW protein goes into fat. YOU nay that health can be injured if one enough Of PrOteW in Your diet and your What d consider abody needs, you can send minimum standard for an cents each for two Issues of The active ffude of 160 pounds? Health Letter, number 3.6 and 3-7, Proteins, Part I and My diet consists of juices, prOMM, part 11. These Issues fruits, soups, vegetables, salad will tell you how much protein and a 3=11 amount of meat. No You need at different ages and tried foods, no fats. no excess what foods provide good salt. I would like to keep my protein. They AL,O elplain how A I% I , I ~t i I _____ ~ I __ IL I "I 11 -I ~~ i I . i ftzsz I ; ___ 4 .1 ~_ . I I EVENQNC . I -1 _? CATS, D ThE i --..-* IJ '3 TIMES! MA TTE BY 0065, — DEAR DR. LAMB years old and enjoy your column very much. I would like to know your thinking on protein. At limes you indicate Chic Young BE 49 — WIN AT BRIDGE ——— By Lawrence I- Lamb, M.D. C~~ It-0 BLOINDIE r Community United Methodist . 1 iwofessional person in one of the mental health fields. Together, as a group, the parents In P.A. support and encourage each other in searching out positive alternatives to the abusive behavior in their lives. They are . Protein Needed In Right Amount a 9 10 8 le :: nN *. — 45 46 47 — — C .NVORT! I %) ' I T'LL LET VOLJ HAVE ThE MAAZlNE AS SOON AS misy's GIC ~ ,--,' Coq 4 Q46. , GOOD NM MUST KEAD I— 0 ;,, A ""_ WW55TAND~I-, I/ 6LIVINOR." f. --\[lor ." __\1 ~J , I 'I ; -1 1 I <'? Tx` . ""_~ j C,--, Ala' ~ A 0IN ZN I 14 ., I __ , 0 . ii-n __?_ -7-ill, A . Z___ - I t — — —— —— 50 I SCXJNDS LIKE MY MAGAZINES FER r~l__ 3 — 48 UGS BUNNY 71 38 — / I -1 The First Weedy meeting of the Seminole County Capter of P.A. will meet Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at the WOMEN _ _ _ -- 9 ! I — — 37 Anonymous worse by getting uptight things you've left undone up in haunt you. hope you GEMINI (May 21-June 20) didn't sweep too much under Someone Is going in take you in th e rug! CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan, k t oday for something that s_i ,i you were supposed to do, but 19) Be carv.... Y haven't. Have your excuses someth ing thoughtless that ready. could create lll.will between CANCER (June 21uly22) YOU and a friend, AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) Avoid chumming around today with a friend who is too set upon Things aren't hkely to be very having his own way. You're in placid on the home front today no mood to be dictated to. because of outside Issues LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) look for anyihlng to be handed PC (Feb. 20-March 20) to you on a silver platter. It Usually you keep your temper won't be. II you want something but today you could blow very done, do it yourself. easily over something you,ve '1RG() (Aug. ept. 22) tolerated before You'll find that ideas you YOUR BIRTHDAY 1 %. though others were in accord Nov. 18, IM with will be challenged today. Align yoursell this coming to force compliance. Year with people who can help LIBRA ( Se pt.23-Oct.23) .Be further your am bi tions. careful today not to be not in the sense of using them, presatred into pang with but of being able to offer them something you like by a super something In turn. 43 Eocn 44 Bad cornt forms 45 Words of Thousands more suffer at the hands of patents who just can seem to ee ptheir1withthejrkith In an effort to help abusive parents in Seminole County, and thereby to save their children from possible serious harm, a new chapter of Parents : I yourself. 42 Decay 74 E*tracts 25 Iron 26 Leave alone -ds 10 Unit of we-q ___ I effecilve speech 7 nic Or sleep Heavy b$ 41 Prohibits 23 Like an 6 Mans nickname kname by removal of faults 8 CIUrn , ,MI,S rnmorts ____________________ 35 Spree (coli( 21 Descended 22 Metal 4 Foot*-g)cf ? ,11 -- IS 33 Before loader 40 5e?tC0S rendered JO CapaC,Oui 31 PrnphIt I god of love Every day in the U.S., an average of two children the as a direct result Of Parental abuse. -M., Abusive Parents -_ P.A. is anonymous and no one needs in use other tn their first name. There are no membership lees, dues or other cos. Transportation and baby sitting services are Furnished at no charge. No one attending P.A. meetings has to openly -ad,rdt' their parenting problems, although many members do, and find that getting It off one's chest' is a great relief. Cliapter members select a member to provide active leadershlip. This chapter chairperson in Seminole County is herself an abusive parent, Uiura F. by name, who has found P.A. most effective in helping tier overcome her parenting problems. For further lnformaUon about P.A., contact laura F. at 2O36. To further enhance and strengthen the chairperson's role, she is aided and backed up by a sponsor, who is a Women's Editor SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) extra prudence today. A&surne no new Obligations. Be careful You're going to have to deal with some people today you're to whn u make inans. TAURUS (April 2(~May 20) not overly fond of. Skirt touchy You're Ukely to run into some Lwue3. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-c. opposition from an unexpected ii Select 12 Elhicpoan dignitary 18 Irish Witical 2 3 Rearward _____ -1 C 6 Strict 29 Recei vi ng • /, - 4 3? Scope (var I 'l V S FFr Group Formed To Aid 11Y JEAN PAT1ESON ARIES (March 21-April 19) salesman type. You know how Manage ourresources wi th in say "No" — and mean It. N I Drinks in small 20 Belgian conformity to J V E 0 PN s:_ DOWN law .SM / IlV A Ti UOS da November 18, 1975 r For oL 3 Mischievous by Art Sonsom :,'' s Local % B BERNICEBEDEOSOL FZ small 45 Inflar-imato affliclion 48 Ju.cy fruit 16 Items lot a 49 Fir mament lighter speaker 17 StParmer lab) 51 ca~alfy I a Porous fuel III ft B 0 light ~ - - __ E 39 Weep loudly 42 Cause remember (mylh) -" I r HOROSCOPE 36 Dutch cuy . 37 000% back seaher .1 Conceive A fuIL N f- historian 35 Noblewo man OUSO Paramour I 5 priestfy I J __ 1 ..$ -- j PiN Rhetoric LiJj42 F0514! n/ PflS III Answer to Pr evi ous Punte 1 1 BEETLE BAILEY - - .". -- - �- ----.-. IA— Evening Hraid, Sanford, Ft. Monday, -." Nov. 17, 1975 fT C) F - Raiders 2-0, Hit Road To Manatee Tonight I Faber, McDonald Lead Seminole; I T~F'T__ r '- AtHome Tuesday Vs. Fla. College — , By RICK PANThIDGE Herald Staff Writer iI_ -• ' .. -. 1 I ____________ 1 - (]*1rTflan Vie Arnett, left and (amber of Commerce Executive Director Jack Homer, right, congratulate overall winners Mary McPherson and Harold Herbst. Other medalists are In background. - - . - 1 . _______ -. V I ________ 104~ __ certffiestes and g.W mileiialle — Arland Tbomas, Alme tarsoal, Jaeph Krug and Bob Steele - ' - — I KOTa T"m Fouls: 0 3) Seminole is Fouled Out: Gorman. Hawkins, Rickefson, Peters, Noe - I ur uriandoY ti By JIM HAYNES Mth Harrison, lelk Is about to be awarded a gold mediid by Jack Harm as Marjorie Wilson nd Ethel Spencer look on. (Herajd Pb" by Bill VlacentJr) and the Sentinel Star Bowl. state playoffs. We didn't want to play 'It's up to the kids They may Gainesville again, because we want to do some thing else with Herald Sports Editor j, I - * ) - by u ric N'" Any football coach worth his ¶ ding!.. not to be confused with bedding belonging to the hotel or motel in which this sale is being held. The special rices featured in J whistle knows that the only pIacettiegameaysoffIsine won-loss column. So what if it wasn't neat" It's whether you win or lose, not how you play the ga me that counts. That's why Minnesota didn't worry about six fumbles, two interceptions and 50 yards in penalties. What counts Is that the Vikings beat New Orleans 20-7 Sunday, extending their -- - this sell-out were made possible because we bought BRAND NEW BEDDINé' tremendous quantities substantial discounts. -- at National Football League winningsti.eak to nine consecutive - ____________________________ TIE YOUR BEDDING SECURELY FREE ROPE, PO CHARGE FOR LOADING. twin SIZe 1 e- -A 111111 mattress Of I ' ( extra j J1I King -size r f!Tm f1äLiII ' . - queell Sf18 • ___________ _l' fnitttnri - And St. Louis doesn't care that its tying touchdown with 20 ________ ' U -- -.- ! Il1 I mat ss i!'J tre Amfth "• KI 9511 Only - ! seconds left against Washington needed a huddle by the officials before it was apSeven points is seven a nd that TD oced the o ve rtime that saw the Cardinals kayo the Redskins 17 on Jim Bakken's 37-yard field goal. 71* game's nine turnovers? So what? Neatness counts in the fourth -rade but in the NFL, all that other guys. Baltimore, for example, ______ Giold. in 95t1 neatly demolished the New York Jets 52-19 for Sunday's onesided award but Houston got 4 WAYS TO BUY: the same effect, nipping Miami Pay Cash • Check e Master Charge or Bank Amerjcard — - , I?W Sale Bein Held At - — ________________________ - ________________________________ - — _ — 20-19 on a tauchdown by Ronnie ColemAn with 71 seconds left. Eisewlre, it was Pittsburgh ____ Ii' 1TIflfrIfls' . _--- _— Kansas City 3; Los Angeles l, Atlanta 7; Detroit 13, Green u 10; San Francisco 31, Chicago 3; Philadelphia 13, New York Gtats 10; )a llas 34, New England 31; Oakland 38, Cleve. land 17, and Denver 27, San , . i '- - - - - St minole's Chip Noe gets off a jump shot. (Herald Phows by PJck Pantridge) I I S ' I . . ' ", ' ' "\ .. - 4' - - / - - -- ji. -1 -t 1EAiI —. teams of championship calibre. • mvt MEET winning the AA-4 regio nal AAA- 11 ATTIYI(iIIIE r' R ..'' - _xf .T - _y GRANDFATHER CATFISH Going III fishing, buh7 Nope, that's not a speckled perch Henry Adams of Sanford Is holding, but It is one beck of a fish. Adams was using Missouri minnows Sunday with specs on his mind when II 'l...L , ,os, he hoo ked " .1 .11' Ca tfi sh, all MI1U J'1 U4(U es an IO4 pOUflua w him, out of Lake Monroe, Just off the seawal] near the Civic Center. (Staff Photo by Bill Vincent Jr). j ATWINTERPARK Class AAAA. District Le Brarfley (35) 2 O' Evans ll pruce Cr"k IN; L winter pa irk Young (OR) 9- 41; 13. Miltenberger (Col)9 41 14 Vow (OR) 9 45 IS Sullivan (16)9 15 Id Rogers (18) P4Y (15) 5 (Sc) 9:41, 19. Lonterman 11 9 Sc 124; 6 Oviedo IS3; 7. Bishop Moore . ____ A.~O Ir d an third. ,:.7 .' •-,*i'•. :.'. ,- t4~~v " i Lake Brantley's Rick Horta finishing fourth Trinity Prep also qualified its boys and 1ü' teams, with Thad MCNUIt) Elabbar(LW) AAAA-3 )S:25;9, Cromarlie (LWL) 1575; 10 7. Colonial DO, DeL:nd 190 Diamond (WP) 15:3); Il. Maroe , Edgewater 212 (LWL) 15.32. 12, Castrzyk (LWL) 1. Bringtrdner (Lvm) S 9, 2 Ike lS;46, 13. Smith (MI 15:31; II. Cain (SC) S SI 3 0 Aruille (LB) 9 16 4 (M) 15 : 41; 15 Andrews(T) ,PsIyL fl 16CariIIo (1) IS 2)7 Sulli van (L8) (LB)9 42 I Logsdon (Lyrn)9 34 9 15 41) 10 Eastman (MI 151$ Seebers (So) 9:19 10 Anger? (Ev) Mc Kinley (M) 15 47 In girls competition, Lake 1 St Pete Catholic 56 2 Tampa Bm-itley led the way in Class Easy Say 77; 3. Tltvsvllle Astronaut AMA with Lyman nming 79; 4. Rockledge "; S. Cocoa Beach " _ i .i - ..i ,t , p lace ind vi dually (Lym)l3 23 5 è-.-. -- ,- hird t 11:53; 1. Mort" (LBranlley) SH (WP) 15 0.1 6 meet ' .N1_ IM 5 gg . (L ym) Lyman ran fourth In the district meet at Winter Park with Tom Herron grabbing - - GIRLS Edgewater ISI I Satellite lii 9 Boone 1"; 10. Martin County 297; 11. A bevy of Seminole county cocoa 302; 12. Meritt Island ios CTCS countr runners qua lified 1 Gertre '( So) 2 for Saturday's state meet in Stewart (Edge) 14:47; 3. Herron meets last weekend. . Saturday's state meet is at Winter Park At 9 a in It will be girls AAA competition followed ?O7;$. Tampa Jesuit 223; 9. Tampa Catholic 731; 10. Apopka 253; 11. Gulf 262 12 Crystal River 7* AAA- 3 ATTITUSVILLE U-4 I Rocleje 31 3 Trinity Prep 60 3. Cocoa Reach 72 A. Bishop Moore UNTOORA at 9:30 by boys A and AA. At 10 it will be AAA boys followed at 1. Mount Dora Bible 27; 2 Trinity 11 3, Florida Central 19; 4. 10: 30 by AAAA girls. Boys Prep Sanford Naval 101; S. Montycrde at 11 AAAArace starts AAAA3 AT WINTER PARK d s Fu ble, But Have No Wo By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS This is brand new bed- \'Vç make no mistake about that" Vik* adam's inc. - 1JL — - On the other hand, Kathleen has played in two sentinel Star The big wheels turn for one more night at the Seminole Turf Bowl games, and the prospect ' .fl L Cl Uu, u b, et. then 1t i t 's a dwOS untilt u spring of a third didn't seem to excite The (m.d night of a split-season, six week campaign con- Atwell "It was Just a game cludes tonight with post time at 7:45. nothing special for the kids — The night harness racing facility in Ca&sielberry is concluding we just drove up, played and its third fufl season of operation. drove back. I hlnk they got General Manager Ned Makin admitted the fall wason had MVP trophy or something, but been a loser financially, but at the same time indicated that there were no extras." principal owner Paul Bowlln was not about to witlidraw his Rotary Bowl officials said support, and that the future of the track was "still very, very last week they were considering good." . Kathleen and num ber 0f east• 'We have some more educating of the public to do, but It coastschools,wI th emphasison takes time and I think we are gcttlng there," he said. "We'll' be Class AAAA or Class AAA back This sale presented oses ' -- .,' r " State meet, here we come •., . . the Turf Club 4J ,-' - .) High School's had already beaten them on- their four-day Thanksgiving football team — top choice In cc," said Atwell, explaining holiday than play football I'm three post season bowl games why he had immediately encour aging them to consider — will decide at practice today declined playing the Sun Bowl, challenge and prestige If they which direction, if any, It will "The other two would be a play in a bowl game. Plus ' follow p..! '. different matter. First thing I advantages of the bowl." Kathleen coach Tom Atwell am concerned about is Winter Park recently won a confirmed this morning that he Lakeland We play them Friday state playoff berth, so Oak had already turned night, and if we lose, I don't Ridge Is the host school in the down the Sun Bowl In think we could play in any bowl Sentinel Star Bowl game Oik Gainesville, and that he had game The Lakeland game Is Ridge carried a No 1 ranking offers from the Rotary Bowl more Important to us than the earlier in the season . and could offer Kathleen the prestige of I which TRAILER, WE WILL LOAD AND 42 Kun ' ' .' - Kathleen BRING YOUR CAR, TRUCK OR . oie harriers -z at the Civic Center. ... . r 36 - senior C-ItitelIS from Central nor1da met an the friendly field of sports competition. The Olympics wound up Saturday night with an awards ball I . I - ; .. ... 0.' Jamison 1. 0 0. 2. - - Y 4001 McDonald 122 II Jacobs "I wish we had an extra day to get ready for them," Sterling j man to the basket. I _ L . White 4, 1 1, 9, Pelers 2. 1,2, 5; Totals 21, 14-10, 70. SEMINOLE— Faber 3. 1-11; Not T'he Raiders return Tuesday to mt Florida Colege za club rii 's: "one of the strongest state." Florida CoUege downed perennial power Lake City Communit yCollege 85-78 In Its - 50. The tint annual Golden Age Olympics Is in the record books and these SS year-old and over athletes who participated haVe anotheryear to await the spotlight for the second time. The photos on this ge are o some of the winners, biggest winner,say all concerned, was the city of Sanford, which - I -- Dick Oswald of McDonalds, third from Ielt,, congratulates R.D. McGee, Elizabeth Lindmeier and Aim O'Brien, gold medal winners. iwl - - I Golden Agers Show Trophies - . / Sports committee chairman Jack R.athmell, second from left, after presenting medal.. to Rev. Paul TrIuel, Mable Bu tler, Frank Kelley and Emil Johnson. i f ' said. "It looks like we're going verting 349 free toss" to added 10 rebounds. Randy to be tested early." overcome a 2$.25 field goal Faber chipped In with 14 points In their opener against deficit, and seven assists as the With two victories tucked Manatee, the Raiders came out The Raiders also had the edge balanced Seminole attack under their waistbands, smoking, using a tcndaclous over Polk on the offensive placed four men In double Seminole Community College's press to open up a wide bulge, board, grabbing 20 rebounds to figures. Bob Jacobs scored 14 basketball Raiders hit the road then coasting in the second half. Polk's 16. The Vikings managed and Vernon Johnson 12. today, meeting Manatee Junior sterli ng said he was going to even that up - some on Sterling counted 14 bad College in a rematch of their play ft differentlyy toni ght. "We defe e ns but Seminole still came passes from his Raiders against zeasonopenerlastweek.won'tpressrightaway,"he outaheadwith 4Ototo the Polk, but the Vikings were The Raiders downed Polk said "We're going to play it VikIn gs 36 unable to turn that to their Community College at Sanford normally, and if we find we Semino le managed to shut off advantage, commitlng 13 floor Saturday night by an 80-70 need the press we'll go Into it. Polk scoring threat Larry violatio ns to Seminole's five. count after a convincing 88-71 "We will be trying to work the Gorman on the inside, forcing "Overall, I would say our home win over Manatee, ball inside for the better shot him to shoot from far out. Still , ball-handling came out a little Wednesday. the way we did against Polk," Gorman collected 18 points,bit better," Sterling said Seminole coach Joe Sterling Sterling said. though he could make only wasn't making any predictions Will ia ms 0 00 0 Gar S'nunole handled Polk well eight of 27 field goal alt' U)t.S r 8 2 A. 8 Osvens 00 2 0 t today. "It's always tougher eu inside Saturday night, forcing Reggie McDonald led Raider 3, 0 0. 6; HaIn% 3, 4-4. 10; the d " he Id "We'll Just 31 1 fouls and ConIth 18 1 ts d Rickecon, 3. 4 5, 10; Riley 1. 22. 10; have to go play it and we." Worth Leonard Si, Winter P a rk 92; Mainland 9);1 Lyrnan99; 5 T?tjsville 177, 6 Er 15-1; v )IS; S. Mount Dora Bible 147, 6 Montverde ISI, 7 Lake Nowell 170. •. Oviedo 231. 9 Carroll NTS Apoa. JC'?n Barksdale tIP) 17:11; 1. Stutzman (MOB) 9:30; 4. Appsn (R) 9:42. S. Sebanko 17:19; S. Schilling (liowey (17:19; 6. (SM) 9.43; 6. Willis IR) 9:44; 7. Brown (MOB) 17:22; 7. Wilson Staten (CB) 9:49; S. James (R) (MDB) 17:34; 5. Sctmdt UP) 9:S1;9 Bud(r (CO) 951; 10. Nirs 1743,9. Olive (SNA) 17-IS; 10. Fees (TP) 9:53. 11 Curtts tiPl 10 01 II (FCA) 17:59. 14. Ada i r (IP) 1125; Crenshaw (IP) 10 19; 19 Correll (IP) 10 37 iS Drtnren (IP) 19 00 With 9~O Record Diego 17. Vikings 20, Saints 7 why, I don't think it was the then Bakken's sure foot won it leaving the game with a rib inCowboys 34, Patriots 31 from Harris after Tom Derr). Buffalo plays at Cincinnati "We made an awful lot of caliber of the opposition." after seven minutes of overtime jury. Roger Staubach threw three PISI had kicked three field tonight, completing the NFL's mistakes," noticed Minnesota The 2-7 Saints didn't tum the for St. Louis. ne victory Oilers 20, Dolphins 19 TD Passes but Dallas barely goals for I-A. ninth week of action. Coach Bud Grant. "!don't know ball over once but couldn't take moved the Cards into first olace Coleman broke five tn -'kli him., nn MJ tn k. DIA.... Q L14*IUt a s ,io, Ut UW UI I IJO I VW f..iLW1U. advantage of Minnesota's slop- in the NFC East, one game and went seven yards for llous.. The victory tied the Cowboys Ken Stabler hurled four py play. ahead of Washington and ton's winning TD against with Washington, one game touchdown passes, leading Despite his two interceptions, Dallas. Miami. back of St. Louis In the NFC Oakland past winless Fran Tarkenton pitched three Coils 52, Jets 19 St.eelers 23, Chiefs 3 East. Cleveland. touchdown passes to keep the Bert Jones hurled three Pittsburgh won Its seventh Rains 1$, Falcons 7 Eagles 13, Glantz 10 Vikings' winning streak going. touchdown passes including a straight game and took the AFC James Harris passed for 242 Beaten three times on field Cardinals 20, RedskIns 17 club record 90-yarder to Roger Central lead for the first time yards, 151 to Ron Jessie, as Los goals in the final seconds, Jim Hart's second TD pass of Carr, leading Baltimore to its this season by one-half game Angeles defeated Atlanta. Jes- Philadelphia turned the tables, the game to Mel Gray with 20 romp over New York. Jones over Cincinnati, whi ch pla ys ste account ed for the game's knocking off the Giants on a 30. seconds left tied the game and passed for 277 yards before tonight. only TI) on a nine-yard pass yarder by Horst Muhlmann with 28 seconds left to play. 49ers 31, Bears 3 p.! .... VII Gators Go Gator; &CC Hopeful Del Williams ran for 106 yards and Steve Spurner passed for 124 more as San By The Associated Press said Florida quarterback Don Gaffney ran across one score Bethune, ranked 12th among Francisco whipped Chicago. Visions of post-season bowl Gaffney. But the 14th-ranked and hurled two touchdown small colleges, trounced Morris Lions 13, Packers 10 games danced across practice Gators were hardly charitable passes. "I had time to throw Brown 49-15, extendIng their Errol Mann kicked a 23-yard fields at Florida and Bethune- Saturday in smashing Ken- and the guys made great catch- undefeated season record to 9.0 field goal with 13 seconds left, Cookm.nn today. The Gators are tacky 48-7 and boosting their es," he said. The Colonels, how- and retaining their lead in the giving Detroit its victory over assured of a Gator Bowl clash season record to 8-1 ever, had serious quarterback Southern Intercollegiate Green Bay. with Maryland and the Wildcats Shortly after the game, Gator problems, throwing four signal- Athletic Association. Broncos 27, Chargers 17 are awaiting a decision from Bowl officials invited Florida to callers Into the game. Coach Wesley Moore has put Steve Ramsey passed for a Tangerine Bowl officials, the Dec. 29 game in JacksonKentucky, now 2-7-1, scored the Tangerine Bowl Committee pair of touchdowns as Denver "We didn't try to humiliate ville against the University of its lone touchdown with six on notice that the Wildcats extended winless San Diego's Kentucky to get a bowl hid," Maryland. minutes left. would like a berth in the bas'4-l. losing streak to nine games Orange Bowl Adds Big 10 Flavor Cincy-Bills Tilt On TV By The Associated Picas Ohio state here." 2, or Oklahoma, No. 6. depend. verity of Maryland 1cr-ps, who Orange Bowl officials are ecBig Ten Commissioner ing upon the outcome of the Big are hoping to win the Atlantic static after snaring the Big Ten Wayne Duke accepted the in- Eight race. Coast Conference chum- CINCINNATI ( AP) — On the Conference runnerup or co- vitatlon last Saturday. The The Cornhuskers and the plonship Saturday, in the Gator surface it would appear the champion to face the Big Eight team will be known next Satur- Soone,rs also clash Ssturday. busiest man in Cincinna ti's If Bowl on Dec. 29 in Jacksonville. Riverfront champ in the post-season game day after Ohio State, ranked league-leading Nebraska wins, Stadium for "Tha is Jan, 1 in Miami. No, 1, and Michigan, No.4, meet the Coruhuskers will represent teams I've ever one coached of the finest tonight's Cincinnati-Buffalo and a "It's the flr!t time in modern to settle their differences over the National Football League conference; if Oklahoma great bunch," Coach Doug matchup history that a Big Ten team has the Big Ten crown, might be the wins, causing a tie for the con- Dickey said Saturday of his Ga. played in any bowl other than scoreboard operator. "Both schools are the highest. ference championship, the tori" the Rose Bowl," said selection ranked teams available to us," Sooners will get the Orange Terp Coach Jerry Claiborne Cincinnati is making its first committee chairman Nick Crane added. Bowl nod, recalled that the Gators de. appearance this ,easnnonMon. Crane. "And the Orange Bowl is The loser in Saturday's game Meanwhile, the Florida Ga- feated Maryixnd 11-10 In a day night 'Iv, hopeful of provhappy to bring Michigan or will meet either Nebraska, No. tors, No. H, will meet the Uni- regular season game last y ar. ing its 7-1 record Is no fluke. e i- - �_ 2BEveflifl __ 56f, Monday, Nov 17. 1q75 LET JORGE DO IT Gator Cagers _____________________ rewste r Pro Football I O6'Ff ,vjtq TiV 4'FC FC7FY , . GAINESVILLE . . ':.:::':.• - 'Ynt4sFoft liv n't',,' )'OR i/i5 c9,b'PkJ1. ). - op(ng into a strong center Late &-foot-4 Junior, and Greg last year, holds the key to Flor- strong, a S400t4 sophomore, Ida's basketball success this the guard play looks solid. .% - -. Southwest 15, SMU 7 Arkansas St $4. Tex An. C Bay ________ _____ ________ _____ ;,' -. - ' ... 1&'1 : ' rest. (larson is 6-foot and can portant future. factor In the teams play both guard and forward. '11i' oUwr frelunn are Step:' The Gat'irs ;ere 12.16 in Lotz' :; ______ ' •:•.•::.:::: ::: . .. PItt. HOtIs. Oak •-:•::• Denver : '- ": ,, ___________ , S. DiegO graduation and back court sparkplug would have been aBruno Junior, to CaIdwell, who K n i c k s P I a y A s P I a n n e d, a dispute. Caldwell quit when Lo said. "Seniors Gtne Shy good leadership, and e big ward. Sophomore lettennen Al game In their pocke u and for all, and a Sm)Th didn't play enough to out with two New York 5 9 .337 3 Central Divlslc"s Pittsburgh 75, Kansas City 3 Washington HouSton 20, Miami 19 Houston Cleveland Connie Hawkins, "But It should I seconds left, setCoast Guard 2t Wash A Lee 3 Angeles over Oilcago. Allen 10 Hancap Mile: 1. Dads Favorite Hawks in double figures as Fred Brown scored 30 points Atianta led by more than 10 as Seattle snapped Golden points most of the game, State's six-game winnIng said. "He worked out with Holtzman. its and played a l of ba Shots by Joha Glanelll and remaining. Then Spencer Hay- withaboutnlneminutestogojn wood, who finished wIth 24 the fourth iarter. But paced better mental attitude," kill the undaunted Knicb once 994 on a threolnt play. guard Henn Glillam, the Sonies Atlanta's Tom Henderson, outscored the Warriors 19-3 in a _________________________________________________ who had 12 poInts for the night, fiy..rpj ii 2 .i Houston West Division S 7 0 16 55 39 Denvrr By: Lillian T. Jenkins .s 3 6 • .429 3 Saturday's Results FIRST: 9. Indianapolis 7 Toroo 6, San Diego 4 Arana Sunday's Results Indianapolis at Winnipeg I s. CHARLES I. HACKETT and ROSE CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE M HACKETT. his wife, COUNTY. FLORIDA Defendants, CIVIL ACTION NO. 7S.1934.CA49.a NOTICE OF ACTION TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: You Will please take notice that a general election will be held in the City of Lake Mary, Florida on the 2nd day of December, 1975 for the FOURTH: I. Domin Bgoa, 2 PAN AMERICAN BANK OF Today's Games No games scheduled Bethune Cookmn 49. Morris Bro 1$ CItadel 13. Furman 9 Colgate 2;, William A Mary 17 Virginia I 12 West Divishoø Dnv,r Mlml, Fla 24, PlOrIdo .51 33 So Carolina 37, Wake Forest 2$ Syras 37, Virginia 0 (CATVM Fran Canton (A)()3) Medical Center 10:30 (3) Lowell Thomas Remem. ben (35) Florida State FootII 3:55 Manoio Miguel, 3. SaIa B'ngoa, i t Maruri.Larr,e, Edmonton at Deflver SIXTH: . (m C' Defendants, Chch. I. Negui Echv,, Alava Ek.nza, 7, and JUANITA DELLENCER. Respondent Serving on (2)(I) Days Of Our LIveS (6)(13) As The World Turns '76 (44) SpIrit Of 9:00 (9) LeVs Make A Deal (2) Phil Donohue (A) Mike Douglas 2:00 (A13) Guiding Light 11:00 (I) Big Valley (2)(6)(CM(e)(il) News (9) MovIe (3) ABC News (33) 700 Club (13) Mike Douglas (24) Mister Rogers 2:30 (2)(8) Doctors ()3) Edge Of Night (9) Rhyme And Reason (2)(l) Tonight 5 (CATV.6) 700 Club 3:00 (44) Mod Squad 11:40 10:00 (2) Celebrity Sweepstakes (6)(13) Match Game (CATV.) 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Tern (Seidtrs) Ii; 4, HirecD fT. Chucho, I. MOnthS, S. Fe'rmln, Crank) -t; 7. Easter Present (F. Mucuerza. 7 Mari. I Santi. Ihlenheld) S I; I Keoo Jim (no ELEVENTH: 1 Atv• Juan. driver) 3 i Cacho Miguel, 3 Oguia Zarre, 1 the clerk of this Court either before WITNESS my hand and sealof the Øy virtue of that certain Writ of service on plainffs attorney or Court at Sanford, Florida, thIs 14th Execution iSsued Out of and under immediately thereafter; otherwise a day of November, 1975. the seal of the County Court of EIGHTEENTH JUDICIA'. CIR. CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA for the relief demanded in the' Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Clerk Of the Circuit Court By: Elaine RiChards Deputy Clerk complaint or petition. WlTNESSmyhandandtnesealof this Court on October 74th, 197$ Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Gilligan's Island Bozo's Circus (35) Bi; Valley (44) Brady Bunch ligious Hall (2)($) 3 (1) News (9) Good Morning, America (9) The Money All My Children (CATV.4) Bewitched 1:00 (2) Somerset 3:00 (6)(13) For Captain Kangaroo (CATV-13) Cable Journal (35) Mayberry R.F.D. \/ HIGIILIGI-ITS MacLean and Brooke plaintiff's written defenses to said Complaint Publish: Nov 3,10,17,24.1973 attorney, whose address iS Post with the Clerk of the above named DET $6 Office Drawer X, Jacksonville, Court and to serve a copy thereof GOVERNMENT NATIONAL MORTGAGE ASSOCIATION, a 4:30 News (CAN-i) I Love Lucy (9) Gilligan's Island (9) — Dragnet (13) (2)(e) Today BfaIo At Cincinnati (CATV.13) Stagecoach West Arthur H Beckwith, Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court CIty Clerk Publish: Nov. 17, 74, 1975 DET-I0 ssMiie: 1. Howards Chief (Howard) Anicha Ecriave, 7. Oovviingo.Azpi, indiana 136, St. Louis 114 (I) Somerset (9) Dinaht 11:55 (l)(44) of October, AD. $975. Captain (BourgtQ;s) Si; 3 Frances 4 Azpi, 5. BiIb., 4. Erdoza. 7, fleuIh lflereznak) $0 1; 4 Diamond Cefaya. S Altu ' (2) Ironside 6:00 WI1NESS my Hand and official be Court for the foreclosure of a mortgage encumbering the - (9) Let's Make A Deal original with the Clerk of Circuit ADDRESS UNKNOWN now are or may thereafter pertain that the above named Plaintiff ta Richard Pardy lnspfctor, Mn, Sim premiw evtn though they Martin Deputy, detached or detachable, Zan-e, (i3)(C.13) CBS News (3.5) Star Trek any right, tille or Interest in the be entered against you for the relief the Election Board, syStems, machines, applIances, Rugenstein, Alternates Mrs Lillian . (A)(l) Concentration (CATV4) Hogan's Heroes (9) Wild, Wild World Of AnI- (44) TO LESLIE SWARTZ, and all or before the 4th day of December Chairman of Eledion BOard Mr. refrenating, lighting, plumbIng, Chatho Perez, S Barr, Bgoi, 6 Harness Racing IndIa SPORTS (13) Search For Toniorrow (3S)(44) Movie ENGINEERING COM PA NY OF Sanford Atlantic Bank BuIlding, (9) Grand 6hIbaJavi. SEVENTH; 1. ka AlberdI, 2. TONIGHT'S ENTRIES FIRST — C.3 Pace. Mite: I. Chari Eddy.Beitia, 3. Ecno Okoki, t Houston at Cleveland Tag (Vandervort) lOt; 7 Busy Domingo Javi, S Aldana Leni:, 6 Unia Perez, 7. LarrlArana, •, Adams(Sp,iggsJ6.l,l Yank.,Guy East Division EIGHTH: I. ManoIGMentha, 2 (Kucia) 1.1; 5. Bright Mir (Farber) W L Pd, GB $ 1; 6. Sheherazad, (Gill) 1l 7 Sila-Juan. 3, SantIAltu, 4 cpj Kentucky 7 2 .fl$ (Son Jour Quick (Hobbs) 31; I. Our Agulrre, 3. Celaya.pamn, 4 Georgia Tech ii. Navy 13 was tied up by Haywood as he quarter barrage in the Pacers' 1:30 Portland at New York Maryland 22, Clemson 20 Memphis it ii, Houston 7 Mississippi St 16. LSU 6 No Carolina 17, Tulane IS Plo Carolina AlT 27, Delaware (6)(i3) Maucie 10:00 Petitioner as CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK OF TO; JUANITA BELLENGER ORLANDO. RESIDENCE UNKNOWN Rose N Hackett Plaintiff, Last Known Mailing Addre Residence Unknown VS 57 Moran Street, ou ARE NOTIFIED that an SIM.KA, INC., a Florida con. Rochester, New York Country Club Road and West Lake improvementsnowaodh,reafteron Golden State at New Orleans E Kentucky 30, Ashland 36 Florida I, Kentucky 7 Florida A&M tO, Southern U 0 (cATV-d) Movie Residence Unknown The place of vofing will be the County, Florida. Negui Miguel, S. Cacho.Zarre. 6. (44) Bewitched 7:00 COUNTY, (CATV.6) Love, American Style Councilman Seat I for a t year the lolling property In Seminole SON and BAR (SARA KALNSON, that an action for dlssoIutn of term County, Florida: Hl.LO CORPORATION. INC., marriagehasbeenfiiedagamnstyo term Second Replat. according to te plat SWAP Ti, AQUA POOLS, a Diviioo of your written delenles to it, if any, Councilman Seat S for a two year thereof as recorded In PIat Book 13. of (IAKO CONSTRUCTION COP. on Carroll Burke, Attorney for i. i. S Urza AlDerd,, 6 Larri Ucla. I Arecha Yza, I. Eddy. Cincinnati at Quebec n business enterprise is as follows; SHARON LOUISE PUCKETI IWYHE CIRCUIT COURTOP YiiT In Re: The Marriage The polls will be open from 7:00, thefeto;aIsoaIlgas,%teamelric Sunday's Results upon receipt of proof of the blication of this notice, the fic By: Lillian T. Jenkins As Deputy Clerk Plaintiff, Noticeof THIRD: 1. OOuiza Aran., 7. Indianapolis at Toronto atlorn or immediately thereafter; ofheise a default will be entered FOR SEMINOLE FLORIDA. 13 S 0 76 76 53 LarrI Lenh:, 3 Ica Arana,4. Cacho. • withtheClerkoftheCjrcujtCoj,rI in (9) ABC News ADVANCE MORTGAGE COIl. Attorneys for Petitioner Delaware con PubIih: Nov. 10, 17. 24, Dec 1, 1975 1. Echano Alberdi, - original with the Clerk of this Court PORATION, a DES 161 Tuesday's Games Yale 21, PrInceton 13 (3) As M.n Behaves (CATV.o) Family AffaIr (24) The Great Channel 24 AuctIon Flagship (Sank of Sanford P.O. Box 13)0 4 9 I 9 43 62 Mmnneta t Cincinnati Los Angeles 110. Chicago Up Home Statutes. To Wit: Section (2)(6)(l)(9)(13) News 66509 Florida Statutes 1957 STENSTROM, DAVIS , Attorneys for Petitioner San Diego at Edmonton 109, 3 OTs 101, MIlwaukee EVENING Florida, October 30, 191$ 7:30 PublIsh; Nov. 3, 10, 17. 24, 1975 DET $ (2) Wild Kingdom ______________________________ (3) it's Your Government 6 I 2 14 49 u Mmnneta 9 3 443 s rlerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole County. Florida in accordance with 9:30 iN1Wi' CIRCUIT COURT, MCINTOSH EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. Flagship Bank of CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE SanfordSultø 22 COUNTY, FLORIDA, )5 Office Box 13)0 Dtputy Clerk WILLIAM L. COLBERT Amber IKuCiSI 72 Canadian Division Quebec 24 onds left, but Haywood'a Billy Knight led a balanced footer quickly made it 97-96. IndIana scoring attack with 23 I; 3. Beth Dean (Benetn.ok) Ii; 1 Direct Sammy (E Taylor) 10.1, s 9 3 0 II 3.3 s. 15 s 46 Buckeye Sonic (N. Phillips) 3-1; 6 7 s i 7 12 V 45 Rum Fints (P Neely) Calgary S 7 1 Il 50 Yza, 7. Aliana Eloria. S. Negui. 5 7 .417 1½ Edmoun 7 9 7 16 44 73 OkokI. Toronto 4 9 2 10 67 64 3 6 .333 2 SECOND: 1. Ediy. Leniz. 7 Saturday's RiuIts 3 3 .773 3 Oguhza-Beitla,3 Echano.Sanchez. 4 Pacific Division Quebec 3, New England 1 Aldana AIt*rdi, S IcaYza. 6. Larri I A. Portland Monday, Nov. TOfJIGF'IT'S 1\I this Court on November 6th, 1975. Highway $7.97, K Mart Shopping (Seal) Center in the City of Fern Park, FlOrida Arthur H, Beckwlth, Jr. ______________________ 4 Detroit Pitt 34, Notre Dame 20 biiUant showing In preseason atm %icto'. practice. "The play went the way we "You have to credit Bob with planned ... the shot Just didn't DetroIt Mitwak K.0 Chicago New Hampshire $4, Massachu. Indiana Pacers turned back the pItched in 21 poinis in the bai- 6 4 .400 i Cinci P4.England Cleveland ½ Phoenix New York 92, Atlanta $6 Delaware 35, W Chester 7 Haard 43. Bro 74 7 4 8)6 - Western Conference Seattle t o seconds. the Golden Sthte Wa&.ora I0 W L Pd. GB Dallas 3.4, New England 31 PhIladelphia 13. New York St. Louis 70. Washington 17, OT Deiiver 77, San Diego 17 S-an Francisco 3$, Chicago 3 Today'sOame$ TheKnickswipedoutmostof Los Angeles Lakers smashed and Kareem Abdul-Jabbar As a result, the Hawks e ce, East Divijlon Buffalo Phlph, Connecticut 21, Rhode Island 6-foot Sanders and a reJur TENTH — 1.2, C.i Sunday's Results Los Angeles t, ttant 7 second line. Haood got still can't figure out how the Locly for them, the New be entered against you for the relief (Seal) demanded in the Ptitin Ahur H. Beckwith. Jr. WITNESS my hand and official As Clerk of said Court Octc,er, AD, 1913 Deputy Clerk (Seal) Publish: Oct. 77, Nov. 3. 10, 17, 1975 Arthur H. fteckwitp,, Jr., Devils Advocate (Rusin) 72 WHA Atlantic Division Minnesota 70, New Orleans 7 But Shots Simply Don't Go soc1ated Minnesofa a: St Louis NBA S 0 444 177 221 0 9 0 .000 97 221 19 By The Mud Pop (Provost) 101; 4. Little Juniper (Blood) $0 I; S. Impup Wilsey) $ I; 6. Ocala Penny (Kucla) ers Vancouver at Atlanta Washington at Toronto Basketball 7 2 0 .773 241 141 FICTITIOUSNAMI Addrti Unknown S Edde Proser YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an Ronald G. Lawson action for Dissolution of MarrIage Publish: Nov. 3. . 17. 21. 1975 s been filed against you and you DET 19 ___________________________ $310, Sanford, Florida 22771, nd file tered against you for the relief the original with the Clerk of the demanded in the Petition, _____ lost big man Chip Williams to "We've got some good thknt, Washington I. So Cal Washington st . Idaho 27 Hawaii 21, Texas El Paso 9 7 2 0 .773 190 172 90 267 rro Western Division -. , games by just one potnt. They the university refused to finance his summer school studies to make up academic 2 1 0 .222 17$ 2 Central DIVIsIOn S I 0 S 237 lOS NY Jets - ,.. Girl Mercury fRau) S-i; I Honors Lad (Blood) Si Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. P4ctice Is heeby that we are in business at South LonUwood, Seminole County, Florida under the fictitious name of HACIENDA MOTORS, and tnat we NOTICE OF ACTION TO: ARTHUR BROWN NOTICE OF SUIT Notice ' aScm Petition mole in the Circuit Court County, Florida, forof andYouarerequiredto%erveacopy writtendefenses,IfanytoltcnoH NOTICEUNDERFICTITIOUS (44) Lucy Show YOUr written defenses, If any, tO It EATON, JR., ESQUIRE, NAME STATUTE 6:30 OflDALEE.ANSTINE.Attorneyfor Pehitioner'sattorney,whos.address TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: required defenses, to serve a copy 0, your written it any, on Petitioner Wife. Whole address is 2)1 NBC News i STENSTROM. DAVIS A MclN. Notice is hereby given that the P0, Box 7347, Orlando, Florida. TOSH, Pt Office Bx 1330. SanUndersigned, pursuant to the (3) Teaching Children With 6 1; 2. Abes Hope (Seiders) ii; 3 Buffalo 1, California 1 Ty's Games dent To CARL SCARBOROUGH Address Unknown YOu ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that a Petition for Dlssoluljon of EIOHTH—$3,300dlamlngpac,, MIle: 1. Easy fllcugrass (Brainardl Victoria Hans (T. Crank) 61; 6 Legal and ARTHUR BROWN, and JAMES R. BELL co FuIlon County Granite Route I Riverside Drive Oouglasviile, Ga 3013.4 ' I. Philadelphia 3, Montreal I Petitionr NOTICE 'Ø DEFEND SEVENTH - C.3 Pace, Mile: 1. Saturdays Results New York Rangers S. Mn singing Sam (Beretnak) 61; 2. Lisa Lie See (F, IhIenfeld) 6.-i; 3. SeIby; nesofa 2 York Beau fSeiderjl 6 I. 4 Bones Demon New 1. Vancouver lVandenvoort) 51. 5 Governor On I%Inder 3 Lee (Kinsley), 31, 6 Bullet FreighI Detroit 3. PhIladelphia 2 (P4icholl) 1 1; 1. Dazzling San (Gall) Boston 5, Atlanta 3 St Louis 9, Washington 2 Buffalo 5, Pittsburgh Toronto I, Los Angelei I, tie Sunday's Results Legal Notice TOSH, Attorneys for Petitioner, before November 7Ith, $975, ______ k' ..,...,, New Mexico 3$, WyomIng 32 20 7 2 0 775 26A 13$ San Je St 31, San Diego " -"' can Just move in and play." more close games than Cesare at 6-toot-I is more a team did." Lotz said that Brewster's have to give Brewster some continued peog j 1 S 0 .444 177 169 21 a 20 37 si Jefferson Imponi (Blood) 10-I; S W.. L. .T. Ph. PP PA ____ ___ ___ - -.: - 6 3 0 .667 223 136 Texas ABI 43. Howard Payne 6 3 0 6o7 2)0 136 3 6 0 .333 14$ 194 Texas Tech 33, Baylor 10 2 7 0 2fl ItS 199 American Conference • Toronto I S 0 .111 17$ 703 California 31. Air Force 14 Western Division Fresno St 39,-Los Angetes St II 7 2 0 .773 203 110 Long Beach St 26, Cal POIY-SLO LA S Fr. ______ _____ Sanders who will form the nu- see more action as they get cleus of the Southeastern Con- some seasoning. I erence team In Coach J0 Lotz believes he has had his :: LoU' third season, 27, TCU Far West 9 0 0 1 000 2 103 Arizona 31, Coloredo St 6 3 0 .667 173 159 AriZona St 5$, Pacifac U Ii Del. _______ ____ . - Tex Legal Notice FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND IN THE CIRCUIT COUR',' 3 THE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND ' FLORIDA EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, CIVIL ACTION NO. ?S2211-CA4A.F CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMII4OLE FLORIDA in Re The Marriage COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION NO. CIVIL ACTION NO. l3.2024.CAO4.Q MARJORIE R BELL, Pitihioner In Re The Marriag, ' In Re: Thi Marriag, and INEZ ELIZABETH BROWN, 76 31: Plomita Stardt fRau) 6-I; 511 3 13 Delroil 214 2 6 57 92 3 Navy Sue (Demianik) 4.1; Washn Spanish Heide (Bridgn) 10 l 5 Adams Divilion I) I I 27 10 36 Heather Chance (Hail) I I. s. Buffalo Central DIvisIon ________ ______ ___________ ______ - Brewster Is among seven let. Malcolm Ccare are rated out- "1 can only guarantee that this team will play hard and (losisly adds "you Just can't deunselfishly," LoU said. "I'd peild a lot on freshmen. It's a like to think we are Improved big jump front high school to Wash Dallas NY Gnts Phil __!.9LN!!!l! Ark,in W.. L. .T. Pd. PF PA atYz1'2%, #P ,*fl - _______________ _______________ SCOREBOARD /V (AP) — I.ot.zsalct6400t.I Lederman is flreer, a foot-lO better than ever and With ---'—.---- ______ VLc AOFZ OR #F 44'Ec%RAC/4'6$ y - byAlo Mover National conierence B I final ludoment rendered in the toresaid court on the 13th day of May, AD. 1975. in that certain entitled, Barneft Bank of Seminole & Doster L4'wrence G Pronen and Kathleen Suite 433, First Federal Building Post Office B-ox 2309 delivered to me as Sheriff of Seminole County, Florida, and I Children's Television, sponscrod by ABC. So sit with your preferably thers or fathers, to watch, Utode.. . Specini beat in s too. The A.fterschoo! Special tonight for Public Broadcasting "uchka," and pas de du from good family working isn't likely to be Trap. iewing. if such can be found. honie. ABO NIGI: Actoally, there is a Irne MDUNG AROD: Make 8:30 CBS RHODA Joe Harlequade. DAY NIGHT NFL FOOTBALL O.J. SifliPSOn and his Buffaio Bills take on the tough Cm- parent _ corpOration. etc Troy St 26, Jacksonville Vanderbilt 23, Army 14 st 10 Tuesday's Game Kentucky vs, Indiana S.anti Juan, 3 FerminMu,r Bandido Ranger (Piper) $1 • Christy Town Bell (Ray) 4. Hi Erdozl.M,nha, S. Maruri Aguirr,, W Virginia 31, Richmond 13 Art Prince Thou Destroyed After Reinjuring Left Ankle winner Prince Thou Art has been destroyed, five days after undergoing surgery to repair a shattered ankle. The year14 colt, said to be iu for $1llUon by witha drug injection early Sunday an hour after he tried to stand in his stall and broke a leg bone below his left front knee. grave that further treatment was unjustifiable," said Dr. dames iiooens, neaa 01 Inc New l3olton Center of the l"ior'se was operated upon. the florida Derby, had broken two small bones In his left front ankle Nov. 8 in a routine workout at Belmont Park. Nate Starks Riviera Champ ORMOND BEACH (A?) — Nate starts o si. Petersburg won $1,400 after chipping In a birdie lii a sudden.deathpLayofftodefeatth1JckThnpe$4(g Rhlera Open, the third event on the florida PGA Winter Tour. Starks fired a dosing 66 Sunday to tie Thorpe, who shot ththefinalndfcratotaJfterhoon 6,302-yard, par-il Riviera C.oimtri Club In the playoff on the par-live *2-yard hole, Thorpe tea ched the green with isis second shot while landed In a bunker. Starks rolled his ball two feet off the green, then chirped in from about 15 feet for his birdie. Haynie Tops Post At Jax JACKSONWLL; (A?) Sandra Haynie 8531 was afraid she'd miss a three-foot putt needed to beat Sandra Post to win the $0,000 Lady Jacksonville Open. "Nobody was more alrad than I WU," the 32'.Y31.OId MissHaynlesaid. "1 Just had to dig down deep and t the - the L'ottc-ni f And that's what she did on the 1usJ hole Sunday, cking with a 77 for a S'-hole total Z3, seven over pir and et stroke ahead of M Pust. 'ii S. Florida Loses Sn Soccer CLEMSON, S.C. AP -- "They came out to start the gime with the Idea that they could not play with Us 113 soccer so they Just tried to outru.th us," says Clemson University soccer Coach l.M. Ibrahim. "But our players were ready for them," he added of -o d'featul South }'lorida 3.0 in a mgiorsal playoff game Sunday. Clemson now faces the winner 'if the Howard. Appalachian State game Tuesday. I"Iyers, Montreal One of the stronger National Hockey League rivaLrie3 these days is the one between the asked Shero, adding fuel to the fire for the next time these antagonists play. "Everybody Philadelphia Flyers. There is writes about them. But cornno love lost between either parethemtotheotherteamwe coach, Montreal's Scotty Bow- played tonight." Shero, and that feeling contin- best Sunday night, MacLeLch ued Sunday night. sent an eight-fooi shot past Ken The Flyers won this one, 3-1, Dryden at 16:31 of the middle with Rick MacLeish breaking a period, then (;ary Dornhoekr 1-1 tie in the second period. senthissecondofthefljghtinto When It was over, Shero wanted an empty net for Insurance In to talk about his defense and the last minute of play. Bowman didn't want to talk in the other NHL games Sunabout much of anything, day night, the Boston Bruins "Mtera while, It gets frus- beattheKascityscouts tratlng losing to a team like the New York Rangers blanked that," said Bowman. the Detroit Red Wings 3-0, and "They (the Canadiens) have the Buffalo Sabres topped the the greatest defense in hockey. California Seals, 4-1. S q u i re s N e ed $400,000 — — No Pro - - - DCII T 46 Illinois St 7 Bowling Green 4. So iltlnois 4 Cent Michigan A9, No IllInois 7 Cincinnati 6, Ohio S Colorado 24. Kans 71 Jackson St II. Nebraska Omaha 13 Miami, Ohio 21, Kent St I Michigan 21, Illinois IS Michigan St 47, Northwestern Hockey NHL Campbell Conr,nc, Patrick DIvision W I. T Pts OF GA PlY Island $ $ 1 20 61 31 NY Rangns 1 10 2 16 Atlanta 7 e $ ts a Smh. Division ChIcago 6 21 47 Musklngum , Wiflenb,rg 0 Nebraska 37, Iowa St 0 Ohio St 3$, Minnesof 6 Oklahoma 7$, Milso,jrl 77 Vanc-ur K,. Mir, !urdue 9 Iowa 1$ So Dakota 34, Mankato St 70 Montreal Wales 6 3 3 IS 50 a 10 2 10 se 3 13 0 6 3.4 41 Conference 12 LAngefes So Dakota St 3$, Youngstown 71 P'tts. I 7 WARNER ROBiNS, Ga. w - ---------— uJ I.t V A1lUN TO. CARLTON DUNNING, Residence Unknown YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an ADVERTISEMENT FOR SEALED BIDS: Invitation To Bid: Notice is hereby locats'dinSernlnolecounty,Fiorida more particularly described as follows: following property in Seminole which time bids will be publicly opened and read aloud In the Seminole County School Board Commercial Ave., Sanford. Florida on the followIng: Prolect Title: DRAINAGE PROJECT FOR School Board, SemInole County, Floridawill recehie sealed bids until $ 00 P.M. on December 1 1975 at which lime bids wiii be publicly opened and read aloud in the plihier, turntable and speakers. Said Property being Stored at A. J Los%'ng Transfer & Storage, Inc in Sanford, Florida 32771. AdditIonal information available lrom the Civil Seminole County School Board Office, 202 F. Commercial Ave. Division of the Seminole County Sheriff's Department, South 61 degrees 3029" East along the Southerly line of Lot 70 ior a distance of 13$ 07 feet; thence North 6.4 degrees 37' 33" West for a DRAINAGE PROJECT FOR CROOMS HIGH SCHOOL, SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORiDA Name of Owner: The Seminole Prolect TItle: LAND FILL PROJECT FOR SEMINOLE HIGH SCHOOL, SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA Seminole County, Florida, will at 11:00 kM. on the 25th day of November, AD. 1975. offer for late and sell to the highest bidder, for 51 degrees o is" west for distance of fl.46 feet to the point of ginntng, cording to , thereof as recrd in Plat BOol Page4i, Public Records ci Semirsls County, Florida. P.5 besn liled against you and are reQuired to serve a copy of your written defenses. if any. to RICHARD H, ADMAS, JR. of Gray, Adams, Harris A Robinson, p.*.. plaintiff's attorneys, wto%* address is )l East RobinSon Street, p, Box 306$, Orlando. FlorIda -- County, Florida Place For R.c.lpt Of lids: All bids are to be delivered to the Suprint,ndent of Schoots in the School Board Office. 202 E. Corn. mercial Aye, Sinford. Florida. Time For Receipt Of lids: BIdE shall b received untIl 1:00 P.M. on December I, 191$. Prosct$cepe&Construcuon: Th, Wojects generally consist of laying pipe and the construction of some catch bsIni and manhfei with (ounTy School Itoard Prolect Location: SANFORD. leins, at the Front (West Door of the Seminole County Courthouse In Sanford. Florida, the above describeJ personal pfoperty That said sale is being made to aIlsfy the terms of said W,it of Execution John E. Polk, Sheriff Seminole County. Florida Publish Nov. 3. 10, 11, 24, 1975 DET-7 •••••UW1 COOLEST County. Florida: I FIFTH - $1,009 Claiming Pace, Mile: 1 Ma's Kid (noelniv,r 61. 2 Tatlow (Bridges) $ 1, 3 Cumban Fnisco(Whayland Si; 4. M.etrolina GVflei"a I (.1. Nitty) 5-1; 6. JeanS First (Ray) BUZZy B. Quick (F. Ihlenfeld) 611 Infighter (Allen) 41. IXTH — 11.500 Claiming Pace, Call Lot 30 and that part of Lot 3$ OAKLAND HILLS, described lolIOw: Beginning ata point on the Curve of the East right of way line of Encino Way at the intersection with Electric Central .\ir Conditioning - PLUMBING WALL HEATING, INC. 1007 Sanford Ave 372.4567 IA - Or b?Ofe' ?hC 10th day Of December, 1915, and file 1151 original with the clerk of this Court either before Larry Fullerton of Jackson. In the top fuel dragster Whisnant of Atlanta took the pro stock championship. 7,500 persons at the Southern Nationals at Warner RobIns Bob Chipper of Binghamton, Dragway, N.Y. was the pro comp winner. category Sunday before about - I -- - 'I given that the Seminole County School Board. Seminole County, Floridawill receive sealed bids until I For The , St., Sanford, Seminole County, Florida under the fictitious name oh LwitingNiIeJfal7w.ssRacjflg! • 11'rnr '1:he Original Rig lbff Trsfen, • Qirndllzs Lie,,' Race' • Free PatAing. Grandstand Admission On!,' 0(. • Gourmet dining in the asrond,t,on,d • Rervaiaora an.d InJoritsa,soi', call 831.1/40 Ladies Nile Erer' Thur'cdaj'.' !'fGr.Ju,,.qj 4,1,.i,.-,, 4 i',.,,, (('i TOM MARSHALL PRODUCTIONS DBA, SANFORD PRESS, and that I intend toregister said name With the Clerk of the Circut Court. SemInole a, "ounty. Florida Section S6S09 Ftonlda Statutes 1937 5: Thomas M. Ferguson Publish. Nov. 3, tO, Il, 71, 1973 DET-li FICTITIOUS NAME NOTICE IS hereby given that lam engaged in bvinejs at 710 West First Street, Sanford, Seminole County, Florida, under the fictit'ou name . ' 4'\ 7,45 PM %fon..Sar. VIU ru".'Inereoy Office, 702 E rrupqv ..,uw '..w emInoIe LØITIQn: vvv u. vin In me Documents. Place(s) For Examining BiddIng service on plaintiff's attorneys or Documei,ts: Bidders may review irnmedialelythereafter;ofherwiwa the Documents at the hollowing ces default will be entered against 'iou Seminole County School for the relief demanded in the Board Office complaint. 202 E. Commercial Ave. WITNESS my hand and seal of Sanford. Florida 3271$ this Court on October 31st, Documents will be at local (S,aI) Panrooms for bidders to review, Arthur H Beckwith. Jr Place(s) $ Date For Obtaining Clerk of the Circuit Court Bidding Documents: Bidders may By - Lillian T. Jenkins obtain Documents by phonIng the Deputy Clerk offic of the Architect requesting PublIsh; Nov. 3. 10, 17, 24. 191$ further information. (323 4219or $62, DET 20 FICTITIOUSNAME Notice is hereby given that I am engaged in buSiness at 30$ E. 13th I described property owned by Lawrence C Protsen and Kathleen L. rrossen, saia property being Defendants. (layton Harris of yule, won the funny car Moulton, Ala,, took top honors eliminator category, and Reid "The league position is that CunnInghamsaldwasneedeo any team has tobe strong. We ride out the storm, and Utah have to prove 'e're After a 34-hour session he- here to stay," said Cunningt closed dotirs, each man ham, who added that Investors present agreed to contact those feel there will be a merger "and atnt to attend a 5p.m. sekm we have been assured that If we ',oday at which a firm decision turv1ve, we'll be In the will be made whether to con- merger." - As DepUty Clerk PblIth Oct. 77, Nov. 3, 10. $7, 1915 ADVERTISLMENT FOR SEALED Attorneys for Plaintiff BlD: Publish: Nov 17, 24, Dec. 1, I. 1973 his wife, - - ready to Put up the whole amount majority owner Van — Edgewood St. Pat (E. Taylor) 31; Gala Gag (Bailey) 6 1; 4 Cool Hand Luke (Horvath) 3.1; 7. Demo A. sI I I. vv NORFOLK, Va. (A?) tinue operations or fold. Owners of the financially 'We're looking for troubled Virginia Sqttlres of the season, not living from week to A me r I ca n Basket b a II week," said Cunningham "We Association are looking for will decide Monday whether to W to finish the season, stop or finish the season, We are with the psIb1lity of merger optimistic that we are now on iu'i the National l,i,kithall '!iI ground." Association the bait to be used IlLs main reason for optimism in a bid to save the franchise Although about 21') of the 100 wa.c believed to be the feeling a merger of the ABA and NBA is stkJrs who showed up for coming and the uires would a Sunday meeting on the club's be part of that new league If future were willing to foot their weather the CuiThit share of the bill they weren't storm. Celaya Altu $2 $ 2 24 SI SI 6 I 3 II 66 71 Funny Crovvn To Fullerton (AP) lUerelnak) 7.1. S. NoDe (Gilu FOURTH —$1,190 Chiming Pace I!e: 1.EdgewoodBangoHalU lU-I; 7. Festive Guy (Vand,rvoqf) S I; Lotus Bud (Bridges $1; 4. CARLTON DUNNING and ARcHIE of THE PRINCESS 3642 after November 11. 1975,) Speciliad Bonds: The successful Biddershallprovidna Performance, Payment and Guarantee Contract Bond as provided and set forth in the Specifications Date, Time And Place Poe Opening Of Sealed lIds: All bids must t received and opened in a rneetintj at the Seminole County School Board Office on the 1st day of December 1975 at 1:00 P.M. enclosed in a sealed envelope plaInly marked President Publish; Nov. 3, 10, 17, 71, 1913 OEr- Bide are to be delivered to the Superintendent of Schools In the School Board Office. 202 E. Corn. mercial Ave • Sanford. Florid.. Tim, for Receipt of lids: lids shall be received until 1:00 P.M. on December 1, 97$ ProctScope&Constructloa: ir, prol ,ct generally consists of clearing and filling a low area .. - .._ - uocaeoon tne seminole' High School Site which is about si acres It must then be seeded. Place(s) For Examlng Bidding Documents: Bidders may review the Documents at the following places: Seminole County School Board Office 202 E. Commercial Ave Sanford, Florida 3277$ Documents will be at local planrooms for bidders to review. Place(s) 6. Date For ObtaIning Bidding Documents: Bidders may obtain Documents by phoning the offic, of the Architect requesting further Information. (323 1219or $67. $442 after November ii, $973.) SpecifIed Bonds: The successful bidder shall provide a Performance. Payment, and Guarantee Contract Bond as provided and set forth in the Specifications, Date, Time and Place For Opening of Sealed Bids: All bdl mull be received and opened In a meeting at the Seminole County School Board Office, on the 1st ot December 1973 at 1:00P.M. enclosd In a sealed envelope plainly marked on the outside "Proposal" and the title Of the work, the date and name formalities in the bidding. tao bids shall be withdrawn for a period of 70 calendar days subsequent tc the Opening of Bids without consent of or to waive any informatities in the BIdding No bids shall be withdrawn toe a period of 30 calendar days subsequent to the Opening of 8id demanded in the Complaint WI TNESS my hand and the seal of said Court on this 23rd day of Oc tober, 1913. Without consent of the Board. Dated this 11th Jay of November (Seal) Chairman 5: Mr. W. P. Layer, Superintendent PublIsh; Nov. 14, 17, 7, 1973 DET.7S 5: Mr. P. 0. Feather, ChaIrman 5: Mr. W. P. Layer, Superintendent Publish: Nov. 11, 17, 21, 1913 DET-71 Arthur H Beckwith, Jr Clerk of the Circuit Court £3',', Mary N Darden Deputy Clerk PHILLIP H. LOGAN - Murder Case" One of the moet lady. Turns out his son Is In a catatonic state, and only the stricken girl can help him. Consequently, the doctor advises the girl not to undergo serious surgery, fearing she might die and erase any hope of helping his own son. bizarre murders In history — It was the basis for "The Fugutive" series — is brought to the screen In a dramatic fashion equal to the notoriety the case generated. It is being shown as a three-hour special, starring George Peppard as Sheppard. Nina Van Pallandt i,.,... i.:.. __ -- - fl154fl-UQfll 54COflU I'"'Y 111.3 wife, and William Wirxlom is a friendly reporter, Sheppard was accused and convicted of murdering his wife, and was Later acquitted at a retrial with F. Lee Bailey as his lawyer. 8-9 ABC MOBILE ONE "The Legal Notice lOrney for Plaintiff, Post Office Box - # ________________________________________________________ of the bidder. The Seminole County School Board reserves the right to reiecl any or all Bids received and The Seminole County School Board FIFJD IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. IN AND 7279, 312 W. First Street, Sanford, Florida 3277$, and lIle the original with the Clerk of the above Court on or before November 13th. 1975; otherwIse a Judgment may be en tend against you br the relief 1Y13. SEEIC & FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, Instruction.: Tb. hidden names listed below appear forward. FLOR IDA backward, up, down, or diagonally In the puzzle. Find each CIVIL ACTION NO. 75.2215.CA.09.E hidden name and box it in a. shown: JAMES F. COWAN, AS/AC ImL'C)IBoy PoII.t' Plintlff. BIGBFRTHA FLYINC,CIRCUS Q-SHIPS v. ' BOCHE LlIlF.RT'I' BONDS THRIFT STAMPS LARRY I FOWLER and wife, DOG FIGHT OVER TIIF. TOP YANK HILDA J. FOWLER. TOMORROW: Missouri Defendants. NOTICE OF ACTION ____________________________ TO: LARRY L. FOWLER and HILDA J. FOWLER Residence Unknown YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that an action to foreclo Arcicles IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Of Agreement on the hollowing IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL C1R. property In Seminole County, CUlT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. Florida: SEMINOLE COUNTY CUlT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR 'The South 35 Feet of Lot 2, Block PROBATE DIVISION SEMINOLE COUNTY 1I,Tier6,TOWNOF SANFORD.per PROBATE NO. 75-34I.CP PROBATE DIVISION E. R. TRAFFORD'S MAP thereof in In Re: Estate oh PROBATE NO. 7S-33S.CP Plat Book I, Pages 56 through 64, of ORRIN .1. FARLOW In Re: Estate of the Public Records of Seminole ELLA S HOWARD deceased Dect ised. County. Florida, NOTICE TOCREDITORS NOTICE TOCREDITORS has been filed against you and you To All Creditors and All All iredtors of thi cs?a'e of ELLA are rrured to Serve a copy of Having Claims or Demands Against S H0',%'ARD, dec,ieJ ,re hereb-i your written c2etente%, if any, tO it Said Estate: notilied and required to file any On PHILLIP H. LOGAN. Of You are hf'reby notified and claims or demands which they may SHINHOLSER AND LOGAN, At required to present any claims arid have aganst said estate in the Offi on tie outside "Proposal" and the title of the work, the date and the name of the bidder. The Seminol. County School Board re-serves the right to relict any-or-all Bids received and or to waive any in. MARGARET BEAUTY SALON, and that I intend to register slid name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, the Board. Da'ed this 14th day of November, Seminole County, Florida in ac cordance with the provisiOnS of the i" The Seminole County Fictiti Name Statutes, to wit: Sdtool Board S'ctio 363.09 Florida Statutes 5: Mr. P. G. Feather, (Ic?)) THE BLYTHE CORPORATION Claudia W. Blythe, FLORIDA Place For Receipt of Bids: All is why It wasn't scheduled for harassed daddy, then a from moving out of town. This convention with Arthur, and he would make Brenda very pretends to be a doctor. The unhappy,' since she doesn't hoax is very funny, unW a World War Ons' Trms come by trvi jieI)v hjin,jvynnn -. I. 4,fr, ..A - boy -- frmenitiu . — eii, aiu . ..•. Joe's reluctance is confirmed, Walter is the only "doctor" however, when Nick proves too available. much for him to take. 10-11 CBS MEDICAL CEN8-11 NBC MONDAY NIGHT TER Tonight's hospital drama AT TIlE MOVIE.S "Guilty or Involves a doctor with a conflict Innocent: The Sam Sheppard that imperils the life of a young demands which you may have against the estate of ORRIPa j, FARLOWctceawd late of Seminole County, Florida, to the Clerk of the Circuit Court, and file the same In c)uplicat,and.s provided in Section 733.16, Florida Statutes, in the,r offiCes fl the County Cotjrthotjse In &emir,ole County, Florida, within four calendar months from the' time of the first publication hereof, or the s'am. wilt be ber red. Filed at Sanford, Florida, this 13th doy of November, $975, - W. Dietrictis As Executor C. Vernon Mite, Jr.. Of of SHINHOLSER AND LOGAN Post Office Box 7279 Sanford, Florida 37711 Publish: Oct. 77, Nov. 1, ID, Il, 197$ Publish: Nov. $7, 74, 973 OES16O DET90 CLEVELAND I MIlE P.O. Drawer 1 Sanford, Florida 37771 Legal Notice of Clerk of Circuit Cour of Seminole County, Florida, inthe CourThouse at Sanford, Florida, within four calendar months from the date of the first publication of this nof ice Each claim or demand must be In writIng and must state the place of residence arid post office address of the claimant and must be swOrn 10 by the claimant, his agent, or hiS attorney, or It will become void aCcording to law. Dated November 6th. 1975 Allen B Wallace, Jr. AS Executor S: George A. Spur. Jr. of •. l_1_,,_ ,, iuu1e man' A young boy is kidnaped and the abductors demand $500,000 for his safe return. Campbell is the gobetween. Farley Granger and Richard Carison are featured. 8-9 PBS IN PERFORMANCE AT WOLF TRAP This excellent musical series touches all bases; tonight It concentrates on an ballet stars, Valery and Gal.L'ta Panov, the Russian expatriates. They are fcatured in five ballet selections, Including the pas de deux from "I)on Quixote," "The lady and the Hollig.an," the exquisite *0(5190 (*A,* TATI1 HELD OVER LA$T*I$t( TO $11 - It',l _____ WID MAtIWIE £:Jv J ________________________ RJ s *110 MARY, MARY BLOODY MARY BLOOD MANIA ____________________________ - t'''- _______________ kcnomp mAt i,.q, Tv* & Tvcs, - "rir Fl AvItt II N SPEER & SPEER, P,A Attorney for Executor P.O. Box 1364, Sanford, Fl.. 3777% Publish: Nov. 10, 17, $973 DETS2 SHOW i:s I ib 4V • ' ' - " - ' '\,i c- , ' . ' - 'ç .A. -'a '', (!uII,s &4 - - 5k ji 1' Id': j. ..- . �Rentals CLASSIFIED ADS Seminole 29—Rooms 831-9993 CLASSIFIED DEPT. HOURS RATES Reg Re-a: Estat. Broker 1100E.jSthS, 3224453 HI tNT RII 'I'I Kish Real Estate TV IN. KIttens Weaned trained 5 wks 323 499Q WILSON MAIER FURNItURE BUY- SELL—TRADE 372 5627 31) )ISE First St 'S[RVI([ (ICYOND TUE CQPITRACT" iii - 50— MâsceHaneous for Sale TAFFER REALTY JIM Monday, Nov. 17, 19H 41—Houses - I lI$IJ. SUPER SHARP-Agernofahorn, $ HP Riding Lawn Mower, good _________ 7571 Park Dr. in mint condition. New carpet, rn 311$ shape, $300. 377.14.4 after 1 pm. 67—iJvestock.PouU, WANT TO SEE A WONDER AT REALTOR AFTER HRS. new central aIr, Tastefully WORK? Place a Classified Ac i 3273191 ______________________ fl''ti decoratedwllhunusuatwallpapec, Mapledinette.1.40; woodiloorlamp, I Sow, 372064$ the Evening Herald today and 2 weanll 5 $I' 2 tIer table, $25; crib, corn paneling and mirror waIl. 3 LONGWOOD - Beautiful rxm. new 5160; 10 big rabbits and Cages, I bedroom, plete, $35; I drawer Chest, $35; batpis. $74,3Q, furniture, private bath; near II. * 'Get ' Em While * ci $3.50 each; chickens a ducks, I pair m$ple twin beds, complete, Refined Gentleman. 13) 0444 $2.30 Call after 3 p.m 37 $73; walnut record cabinet, $70. — ________________________ Real Estate GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY- For * They're 4273 * _____________ walnut secretary, $150 KULP the home owner, investor and the DECORATORS, 109 W. First St. _______________________ ______________________ New houses in a rural area. No down on dreamer. TAX CREDIT Applies 3222335. theSe two new homes. Now is ____________________________ RAB BITS- I Does, 20 cages; all to,' payment, monthly payments less 1—Houses the time to TRADE UP wIthout than rent. Government subsidized $60 or will sell separate Phon, waiting to sell your present home. Pot Burner OIl Stove, with electrIc 322 to qualified buyers, Call to see If iiving. Come ln ,slcelooking, $10. 3fl 5437. ________ blower owner offering these homes for ____________________________ FRANKLIN ARMS APTS R you Qualityt _______________________________ New Block Home $141 mo 323 6650. M. IJNSWORTH REALTY TkA( ASSUMPTION, or 2NC) Clean mattrels, box springs with 68-Wanted to Buy MORTGAGE to qualified buyers Reg. Real Estate Broker legs, $79; trade student desk for -. — DeRary $31,900, 3 ROOM APARTMENT 503W, 1st St. timis 41c a line 6ffiru 25 times 3lca line 26 times lic a line ($200MINIMUM CHARGE) 3 Lines Minimum I'lLI '--- - my home and expenses Phone 321 0379 anytime _________ 1 thru S 1:00 AM. — 5:30 P.M. MONDAY Ihru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9N001'i — 4B-Evenlng Herakt, Sanford, Fl. 41—Hots I- One acre wooded mobile home sit. I with well, leplic & eiecticlty. i of Sanford on paved road, SleepTng Rooms, air Cora schIs. Available Nov. 13 Men tnly. 322-7779. 414 M rtte $60 per month, Write: Paul Ave Write, 7101 5. Stale, Ann An Mlctt. 11101. Man or woman to share - Orlando - Winter Park 322-2611 r 900d Things to Eat Nights fl2 7)52 iwo Ai,ts .1 or2 bedroom, unfurn. turn Both ac w.w carpet, $11 u.amage deposit. 1)25 mo. 323431 Altec 3:30am. DBARY ely. 8710634 12 50 RUSHFI 3226733 or 3220362 NaveIOrangls.$3.perbj Juice Oranges. SiJOperbu YourContainer,373.3lN s legal Notice AND. Efficiency Apartment $20 Week 61) S. Park Phon* 323.6794 good grain lapsed Siding, Lake Mary- Clean furnispiec apartmatt for working man Only, 19$. Phone 3fl 3930. equipped, air, carpeted, $90.50, Multi only. 373.2396 wk.ne ., November, 1973. Arthur H. Harris Chairman eves. _______________ — - -- I - - - tipsiness names and addreszes, in Defe.nt. adlti to The name and address NOTICE OF SALE tWitt appears above: NCT ICE ii hereby given, that All debts of the Transferor are rsuant to a Final Judgment of to be paid in full on closing as a forecu,', entered November 14th, result of the transaction, All 197$ In the Circuit Court ci the creditors are hereby admonished to Eighteenth Judicial Circuit in and send their statements to Trait- for Seminole County, Florida in Civil sferue' Attorney, .J. 0. ASBURY, Acti No. lS'l$l6.CA.09c, 1 PRICED FOR FIRST BUYER Beautiful. . - .has everything. 1J -. _________ years old, 3 bedrooms. 2 baths, der.; ':.t sa'i ''r ' ilt of HANOI Cl'fEK, INC. S A dPcailed Ichni.,l of !h w'opeity to be transferren. and uS! of Creditør tr, 'iflpr,men,s o the said iand. knit suits, baby blankets, crib sets Stock, 30 pct to 60 pcI. off - One Magic Chef Range (Elect Model No 357H IICW, Serll No. On. Nutrjn.e Exhaust Fan wHgod i 64—Equipment Ott ak.; shag rent. Phone L area 'try attractive, $145 Rent '''fr t, all lr,i arid corporat4ons having Ctaim$ against the Transferor, between the hwr 08 9:00 a.M. id i5,ij ,i.nlhur II. Beckwi, Jr. Clerk of cis, Circuit By; Lillian I. Jenkins 500 P,M. we$i4lyi. Deputy Clerk Date it Crescent City, Florida, Juia G Pe4rusk. ir t...y Nrmtjw, 197 .i OWLA?4D AND PETRUSii. JAy 0. Mbvrv Attorney tr Vendce Pubiith: Nov. 10, 17, 973 OCT.61 . J Last Robinson trte;t Ortang, r}orid 32101 Pblith' OCT91 17, 1973 1973, 17' wide, I ___________ BR, furnished, with AC AdultS, $113 Security deposit. lilY ER-- Adult park flitting, carsoeng arid Cal ,mi,nc store. Sot rounded by be, tutulul oak and c'rpqr.t 4410. II VI Fr triQ low mileage, Dy owner, $7,100 Phone $31 ij. fllu Lustre Eie,ir Carpet 1977 Oldsmotslle Delta SI , ---_---.----'--..,-______ can I afford, you must s U15 Ids outgrow the swing set or'z bicycle? Sell these Idle items with a want ad. To place your ad. call your friendly Classified gal at The ' I _________ _________ and John Kimbrough ________ 125 - hurried Jury. _________ o,';ru somoone is looking for I BUDDY'S HOME IMPROVi t, .'.' ltt, _________________ -. Highway 1792, Sanford, Next To Cavalier 323-U7Oor 831.9777 ' positions. Vihien, Ilatt.away and Kwiatkowski estimate Free Estimate, , 323603$. AlA CLEANS ALL are -.L) ____________________ The ____ ____ ____ _____ ____ _____________________ ji': _________ Republican against the appointment of both Hattaway and Kwiatkowskj. "I'll be voting against all _____ __________________ - - the may go before the jurors before grand Jury room toward a they end their probe, posalbly the gnd jury Lester Mandell, board ________ _____ Harry this time next year. Kwiatkowskl commended , , voted _____________________ devotion to ' 'II \' the county." Other commissioners joined .\ KWIathOWSIC.I in a resolution the former chairman. MIKE IMTTA WAY commending - - _____ ____________________________________________________________ __________________ saIdhisreasonwasbecause _____________ _______________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________ appointments at "untimely." ____________________ _____________________________________________________ . ______________________________________________________ ____________________________________________ hlm.elf, declined __________________________________________________________________ ' _____________ _______ /'..' -. -, •' timely." _________ ____________ - _____________________ - the chairman's duties will be eased. Formerly the commission chairman was . . :-....... . ' - ' ' banking facility, Chairman to put En will be lessened. In making the norninations, Vihien cited the fact that both 'Hattaway, Kwiatkowkj and mental operations including the Kwjatkowski and Hattaway VihJen voted in favor of the commission's aborted 17,0O0 In&ated a desire for the 'ordinance creating the purchase of a clay pit and the positions executive assistant's position. _______ _____ -. decision and moved the funds the courthouse working on back to a Casselberry bank county business, But, with the chairman, from Southeast First National adit1on of a $25,(0 a year the before a Seminole County Grand Jury. The Jury t reportedly probing govern- - ........... ' OUT IS chairman However, nattaway, ______________________________ ____ ' INSIDE board After news reports cenred on the transfer of funds, the to speculate county commission _____ banking In- executive assistant cornea on a _____ ______ ______ present are stitution. Orange county Kimbrough, former commission _____________________ Earlier thiring nesses going before the grand In addition to probing the jury CIrCUmstances 8UITOUTIdJP.g a Other witnesses have in. county commission decision cluded Torn A. Binfoed, who 14 to abort the $517,000 was associated with Laurel contracted purchase of 103 Realty in the clay pit deal and acres off Markham Woods says he boat a $12,500 corn. Road (or a clay pit, the grand mission when the county jury is believed al asking aborted the purchase, and ' 373 63 Interior, ExterIor Plastering ________________________________ Plaster patchIng & simulated twick & S!rir.r, SpeciAlty '177 77p IOIIIID & TV '" Lnd CJ,afln1 OR IVE IN IV SERVICE-.- Fats Service 707 Live Oak Blvd. Casselberry Phone $3) 1.511 RSON LAPIOCLI4RING Oulldotlng, Excavating, 0Uc Wk Fill drt. tori sni 377 S9 " ________ _____.- or; - SemoJe }fl udents, from left, Ekr Edelbe, Pat ifth and Lane Trawick are properly dressed for "Inside out Day" (or cent Jr.) commission long hours 81 million in federal funds from last week asking for the _________________________________________________________________________ sed the ByJOEA.SKfiJj - fleraldSf Writer (Thtrdtna4-PartSerles - . ___________________ _________________________ ______________________ _______________ _______ ' . - - . , .'" -. ' .., - . ' ______ ____ CIci'y O,'i,ii . . Today WOrk QtJ,iranfetd 373 67cJ ______ Pest ConMI f. 70) C. Commercial. 3236451. " - MILLIONS OF DOLLARS in Real Classif led ad's. NoPing small about that Sprin fire and police stations. Seminole County, officials said. - ART BROWN PEST Côiiio1 ?547P.arkD,,ve I Onie (3iven Five ears __rilI,nj__ All PET REST INN v h'W Commissioners Vihlen and terference with Greater's John Kimbrough weren't contractural rights," Seminole County Corn- million Montgomery Ward of the county'. present at that meeting when The suit alleges that missioners today will appoint a fuctc not fiction, need to be building in Casselberry, plus the vote was taken. Lugical candidates for the gared about which depart"malicious, intentional and team to coordinate a study of others. team Include Roger ments can and will move and typesandszes STiNt MACHiNE & - Ph 372 4051 ' ' -u _________________________ ...................... - - ,'. . .... All, ShingI __________________ All lioorlp-, '' 0 - ........ Roofing __________________ HGOF.N , - " - l( u I ____________ _________________________ ____________ ; multi-county "stt"al.to-order" agreed In a plea bargaining theft ring was sentenced today 'session, Instead of the ht EtYouBusfnessDJQ,3222611831999 I to is that new corn- miuloners will be coming on two __________________________ _____________________ but everr Year." The reason, according ________ _____ Democrats. _________________ _________________________________________ _________________________________________ fL year Is Y8I' Hattaway, _____ , Exteriorpressurecieanjng ________________________ Pet Core Calt SEARS in _____ _________ • time ' ' _________________ 37)4233 Work'sStow. Cheappates Free a.? ______ _____ ______ . All Types Waxing, Rug Shamping, Ovens, Refrigerators, Free Estimates Call 377 347 .' _______ Kwlatkowskl for . logical S-B DAVE'S PAINTING C,irj''r., p, ,' ___________ ________ time of ' Additint. Remodeling a.uuming, Bathrooms, Wiri4cw, "iorne ImPry,ment; L,--- Hattaway the not only this the chairman's seat, said, " This . -i-- _________________ ________________________________ - a Drapes i$Carp,liri's OSip Dinr,g Rooms .- and tieldtodaylnsteadofinjanuary year. After assuming of next C)i'tirnissic,n lrs tjmt.n I Floor ' fi'tucei Water Heaters lam '0 pm. thru Sat 7511 Park 37)5417 -- ?,'r HNl EVEkY DAY "we service all makrs and niode-l" what you have to 'sell. Call today Free PIckup arid Delivery and your Classlf lad Ad will appear Sanford fltpslne'ss Machines 3721005 ______________________ C.ocsarir . Phabi........,.,..j MFNT ALL TYPES OF CAu PEPtTRY AND REPAIRS 377 ''.'i 133$ 322 7495 3 MO.ô Mo. & 1 Year Leases NO SKLIRTY DEOSIT. La.'g. 1 & 2 Bdnn. Apts'Furll. or Unfvrn. the _______________________ out of all probe _____ ___ , ,,, ___________________________________________ _______________________ 519 F. FIrst, 377 57i2 Professionally Mana5ed ,s- ________ ---- ____________________ ncr,ury AL,Oii 1505 W. 25th St. • Hatt.away - members, Commissioners Dick have already been before the gtand Commissioner ,,, Vihien Jr. nominated both _______________________ _____ Sid . ____ ______ _______ ________ __________ Fine wedding photos reasabiy priced Phone 37)6.316 concretewCrk,etcByth,,.,o,, by the job. 3721365 Herald. 3777611, or $319923 3222O9O I Outgoing chairman ' _______ REALTOR — ______ ________ ' You Pr(' (.;r,v',, " I can cover your home with 'ihjm, sIding 6 Soffit system. Also Roofing, Gutters, Screen. 20 Yni, Exp. Try me. 131 9543. Apadmen I, ___ — _______________ ________ - Paneling dour, A small ClaSsifIed Ad bring's big returns Try onr and see Call 37' thl 3 bedroom,3bathhoifl,wlthcentral heat & air, new carp,?, and much more on two lovely lots. Call now. Only $43,500. ___________ ,. chairman and Harry Kwlutkowskl as vice chairman, ___ _______ _____ ________ /-"J i that 54!u' ! w:nclows hung, Al C ON Dl TI ON IN 6. REFRIGERATION, DUCT WORK. 21 hour service. II makes. DYKES AIR Co N. _________________________ DITIONING, 3721577. _ If youare lOingfQr a nice home ri _____________ . __________ _____________ -. piflon. ________ Home Improvements _______________________ FROM ' - Air Conditioning - ardans Mayfair . . PURIFICATION SYSTEMS - ________ - . cha!rman's vii, in a memo, asked that tU meeting be 4 tony , I SOLAR HEATING AND WATER ------------------- ' payments of 17309 3231169 -- ., - Jury of other Crowder Pleads, Il 926177, LOflgOQd R? Commission meeting of Mike I iwi a.c new CorflInlIufl ' - Man _________________________ - STUDIO 1,2, 3 BEDROOM SUITES 2 BEDROOM TOWNHOUSES ' CaI1323 $370 or $34 ____________________________ 'i XPERTS READY TO SERVE 321-004) ProfessI Service 1O7W.Commercial P.3n7$s1 Sanford . before . with the election .1. ____ _____ - WewIIlpqoyIdeth, earlier Seminole County ____ •" '.- at the Public Works Department Study of space thlrdofCityhall'56,gyJmoflthJy (U.S. 17.92), 4th Street and complex Is also planned, requirement. "Irnakethatstatementbased 'iaitors come into city hall to Lake Monroe. Knowles said a preliminary on the poll that I conducted of pay their utility bills, This study and design for the new out—SelectaflardtittaI3dthn preliminary Ideas. merchants and businessmen "I don't care where they put city hall, and IfleW'IS about 2,300 "walk4ris" r " certainly approve the Prepare detailed COfl' some soil boring not In the downtown area and eJu'enatIon and new City hail, as long as the tests with cars iave been completed on stniction plans. their comment was if cit' hail visit city hail each developiiient of the downtown location month, he said. John itlon provides for future the 14 acre Figure the cost estimate, area, but 1 benefited their nk we need C'Ommnicsioners of almost $1 of Laurel. biI would dennd .• That's how Sanford City year away from calling for bids estimated now at $1.8 million. Meyer said that less than one downtown, Is it Just Park that city hail be located in the Manager Warren E. "Pete" for a new city hall," said Knowles projected that percentofthepeopleEnpJo Avenue? I don't think It Is. I Knowles explained his position Knowles today's present 37 city ball have a need to go to city hail to think the whole waterfront area but since it does not, they could with City Commission plans to He explained Die next steps employes will grow to 100 get a building permit, a dog from the Civic Center care less where it is located," west build a new $1.8 million city involved eznployes by 1990 and some 40() license, or pay a water bill, part 01 the downtown area 'ri before the ground i Meyer said. hall. broken for the new city hall parking spaces will be required Knowles disagreed. development of this property Knowles has emphasized that possIble sites have been cxboth city hail and a public - Detailed soil borings on A 44-year-old Aitamonte As partof the plea bargaining plored for the project, including "exact downtøwn site Kncwles said business," said Meyer. hall on the 14 acre landfill site site" where the StTUC- works complex and handle that his idea of downtown However, Meyer said city has been approved by cornagents say was a fence for a Robert Buonauro and State Park Avenue, since the cornii acre tract. Knowles He estimated that about one multi-county "steal-to-order" Atty. Abbott Herring's office,, mission first Mellonville, French Avenue. business. started looking for estimates these tests will cost theft ring has pleaded no Judge Woodson will riot sen- a new home five years ago. about $700 and will be complete Knowles said final plans for cone to a stolen property tence(wder in the pistol case Three of the five corn- in 30 days, the $225,000 Public Works ____________________________________________ deal designed to get him anotherstolenpropertyca by hail built on a l4acre city- if they want to on one third of the 14 acre tract, build the new " are uxpected this week. .. , . . When Donald U. Crowder, of or. French Avenue and Seminole site. II' 551 Karen Ave., Altamonte Buonauro said his client l3ouievard where a' $,000 (Next: Local Merchants Determine the size, realizes he faces prison time on Springs, changed his plea from Prefer Present City Hall Site) ft., the cases. Judge ir,nocent to no contest Monday one of before Circuit Judge 3, William Woodson agreed to sentence , —•uI\ Crowder toprobaUonarymejf Pit Woodso the state el' s other stolen property cluirges Judge McGregor orders a __________________________ and agreed not to file charges in prison sentence, Crowder and Herman E. other cases in which he ArotmdTheCiock .......... 4-A allegedly was implicated by FIelds, 38, also of Altamonte S(.Ie .. .5. Bridge ..................8-B Springs, were found guilty on wiretap evidence. Calendar .................. S-A A civil suit filed in circuit rezoning of U clay pit tract to Crowder's wife, Carolyn Oct. lObyacircult courtJuryof Comic, ...................s-B . knowingly buying, receiving court by Greater Construction Fields Crowder, 42, was and A-i agricultural has concealing a 150- Corp. of Casselberry alleges "diminished the value" Editorial...................4-A of the 3 on a new charge of buying, stolen by burglary ring DearAbby ................ 6-A missioners illegally aborted a damages "in an amount equal recefvingandconceaLjngstolen members. $517,000 clay pit purchase "in to the decrease In value property in connection with Horoscope ................. 8-B Crowder and Fields are pursuit of personal reasons" resulting from rezoning." theft ring operation, The p1..................... S-A scheduled for sentencing in that and asked in excess of ' $10,000 rezoning was a condition of the Obituaries ................. S-A ,f Mrs. Crowder was charged case by McGregor on Dec. 11. damages from the county and purchase with a similar count earlier but contract. Sports ................1-2-3-B The keystate witness against the commissioners individually the court dlsmiswi it Nov. 6. Suing all five county cornTelevIsion s-B Crowder and other suspects plus seeks courtrdered en- missloners Women individually, Crowder was allowed to arrested In connection with ti-ic forcement of the contract, Greater Construction Corp. remain free on bond after he burglary ring operation has County Commission taLr- seeks damages claiming their plead no contest to buying, been Calvin Yates Jr., 28, of nin Sid Viblen Jr. 1gned the acts"inelethngnottocl Monday's high 75. OvernIght , ''A low 47. caliber pistol, stolen by fished Information to sheriff's the 103.5 acres off Markham malicious, cspriciou.s, lacking Fair to partly cloudy through burglary ring members in an agents on 100 to 150 burglaries Woods Road on July . The In good faith and honest and April burglary at the Orange in five counties by the ring, contract called for closing of Wednesday. Highs in the upper prudent discretion and con' 70,. Lows in the upper SO,. Boulevard residence of Jack traveled central Florida for the deal and cash payent of stitutes an unreasonable THE SEASON Sanford City empioye, Ben fladon, makes final adJnstment to Northeatt o Smith, west of Sanford. three months with agents $317,000 on Nov. 1. rast winds around misuse of authority . . .' The star that tops oce ci the Christmas tree decorations that hang 10 mph, dimInIshing at night. IS UPON US over First Street in downtown Sanford. Herald Photo by Tom "the pistol on Aug. 15 when detailing disposition of items Commissioners Harry Details and tides are on Page erroneous and illegal." ViflCt'flt) S-A. riff'5agcf1tsrai his borne stolen by the ring in Its million. KwIatkowskl, Richard Thesuitailegesthe "saidacts and busIness, the Rendezvous douar-a-year-buslness, Yates Williams and Mike Hatt.away were in pursuit of personal ' _______ ChICO & The BUSINESS DIRECTORY '. commercial, E. 2.5th deposil No jig. and affidavits $ (Eiac) McwJeI No VI0 — reqyired by the Florida Unifci'm ________________ One Etectrerid Furnace tiacj Commercial Code Bulk Sale's is on Model No. (7) ER 34 file in the office of HANOI CHEK, Waif to Wall carpeting iNC., 101 5. Wyman Road, DATCO this 14th ,ay of NIci17 brm rnobite homt $125 Attamor,e Spring's. FlOrida, and November, 1975 .- . ' ' $25,000. thzury Patio , M.Wtyotherstochoos,from ________________________ COUNTY —5 Acre's, til, drained CITY -3 Lots, St., 140,000 . 1969 Monterey Wagon, like new Woalruff'$Garden Center 601 Celery Ave., Sanford this ment." _____________________ MLSREALTORS Real Estate he announced and s1president 562 5230 evenings, ______ CITY - MeIIonyllle,l&23râ, lots If DeViIIe, original mile's NELSON'SFLORloARojE' CARROLL'S FURNITURE CITY Residential, beautifully 00de'd — $1,500, You want to Buy or sen ldrmn,, closed porch. 5130 Bdr., porch, carport, washing Utity I _____________________________ month, SCHUREPI REALTY, Coup. or _____________________ Open "SERVICEBEVOND THE CONTRACT" R,g Real Estate 8rok JOHN KRIDER,ASSOC Realtors, 373.1302. Appearances the grand _____ - - the vice - today place questions from reporters after president of Greater Con. his appearance before the stnion, No Money DOWn office furniturp - SATURDAY AND SUNDAY, 9103 HIGHWAY46FLEAMARKET 1½ miles East of I Ion Hwy Kish Real Estate , REALTY INC Jurors apparently questlon Jim Budd, president of the k cnsel James Panico, '''A'=''" —' '-—' SpecIal shrub arid garden sprayers, cents ea. GardenL,ar,4, 1100 W. St., 3fl 44)0 _________________________ FREE GIFT WRAPPING on new baby accessories. Payton's ChIldren's Wear, (Formerly Buttons'N 3ows) 26.10 Hiawatha, ______________________ Phone 377.1301. leg Real Estate Broker 321 0610 333 3215; 322 7715; 333.7$j HAL COLBERT after First National of. fidala has spawned speculation allegations of Sunshine Law that the Jurors are looking Into violations, Posslbllltiesthatloanstocounty Hatt.away's attorney, Gerald officials might have been made Rutberg, Confirmed at noon or suggested about the same that Hattaway was still time, scheduled to appear voluntarily County Commissioners Sid and politely answered WITH GOOD CREDIT steel desks (executive desk For Example; & chairs. secretarial desks & 1W ValIant, 4 cyi. stand C haIrs, straight chairs, filing cabinets, Is it Cash arid Carry FaIrIane, 6 cyl. auto., eztra clean NOLL'S 1971 Duster, 6 cyl, stano Caltelbqfty, 17 97,5)0 % 1970 Hom.t, 6 cyt., Stan, w etc. Old family room, fully carpeted, central heatair, garage; 3 years ______________________ days or - - - Bedroom. st p, W W C4rp, urnitune, Separate dining 1973 Cadillac 5ppJ — Herald Staff Writer - New Inspection, 1430 717 W. 4th St,377 59)0 PUN NNT CLIFF JOROAN,REALTOR 2110m, re Used Come see the beautiful new clothe's, borhood, $36,900. Furnished tool II Downtown. 3 BR home. $15,500. KNOCKS- Owner moving. ChoIce 3 bedroom, 2 bath, M Id 70's, 35,1 BR tomes financed at family room, w.w carpif, In lpct. interest. POOL. $29 p00. $3) 1377 - merchandise, inventory and ggod - c 10 PENCILS with name in gold, $150 RemIt with order to J&A, __________________________ 2121 Curry Ford Road, *njo, Eta, 37504 _________________________ pcI. mortgag, at 5)62 month. 3 bedrooms, I bath. ii Sleet Guitar fti o PPORTUNITY Is furnished, 2 furnished apart. mints In rear All irs good repair Only $19,500 Mike Hatt.away today as It Cnhlnuedathrewk.obeof COunty govcrnxiie actions, recentered on an aborted clay pit PW'Ch,ase deal and name as rd ______________ ________ _________ 194i3VW - KItchen.Bathroom Cabinets, Counter top's, Sinks, Instaljat .eilable. Bud CabI 3nS3 anytime. Central air, family room, living room, kitchen, dishwasher, drapes, 73'x13 tenced yard. Like new and lust reduced from $337 to presant price of $27,000. Low aown., payments to assume, Walk one block to tennIs Courts. SYSTEMS FOUR, INC., REALTORS, 4444344, SAVE ON HOME FINANCING lOVE Up- NIce 4 bedroom, N tar shpppin 2 BR home. $12,000. central air, good settled neigh. LARGE HOME close to downtown, made into 2 apartments, upstairs back to Seminole what he does for a living, he All live county commission. replied, "I don't work." Cr's were named defendants The unidentified Witness W8.5 Monday in a civil suit filed by clutching an aviation magazine Greater Construction Corwhen he entered and exited the poration of Casselberry over grand Jury chamber, the aborted clay pit purchase --- - _jF'_' _____ at 113 Madland Avenue, ToQetPtr*IthfhefeIwi,.,jtem*of Altamonte Springs, Seminole property which we locaf,d In and COunty, Florida. A general Pefmanintly 15'ftflt"j AS a -_ kayAmpllfl _______________________ _____ old. 3223412. $2SUPPERMO. • ' _____________________ _______________________________ assumes 7 OFFICE 6 STORE BUILDINGS :. Boa Kwiaticowskj days and public controversy over the change En depositories. of Maitland, and a mystery that he still hasn't been asked to witns who aiso spent 20 appear before the grand mthutesclosetedwiththegrand His attorney, Nean Breck, Jury. said Kwjatkowj hasn't been The man, wearing a print subpoenaed. sport shirt and white Jeans, But obeervers said there are S3WRadiStereo A.) Condition for churen Realty REALTOR ?l 5774 Scheduled to hear brought ________ SpinIIPiano,3n4430 V Hisrotd Hall Re&fy • '73 Ford F.100 Range Custom Style Side Pickup, by owner, $7,ego REPAIRED , family room, garage, carpet's. I ________ ____ from town 201E.7SIh,37) 7532 ccnhIderatic,n to be paid tO ,h at the West Front Door of the Transferor Is not adequate to pay all Courthous., Seminole County, 2 Bedroom house, living room, bills, or in the event that any bills Floidi at 11.00 o'cl itning room, separate garage. A M. on are contested by the Transferor, the Otcimb., lt, t97$ (Ps 1145 month plus security deposit. consieratlon will be diposited in deji rv& properly Situate In the Peg4try of the Circuit Court of Seminole County, FiorIti.a, to w? ___________________ Orange Cc,jr.ly Frj,, ar, an _____________________ Lot,i, LAURELWOOO,aording 33—Houses Furrshed kWarpl,ad,r Suit will be instituted as as rC'd,d Its provided by Section 476610-4(1), Pfjt Book IS. Page 15, Public FIcipcta Statutes. DELTONA HOMES Records of Seminole County, The property to be transferred FlOrIda is locatd ____ r ____________ During the morning, the ' loUder or Developer- Exceptional buy in building lots lust far enough HALCOLBERT,REALTOR SELMAWILLIAMS,Assocjate Eves 3fl04i7or3fl 1511 AR.of 3. P.O BoxS$7. Crescent City, FlOrida, THUR H. BECKWITH. JR. Clerk at or befori 14th day of the Bedroom, 1½ bathe, saii Court, will ku 104' (lIft lit carpet. Reasonable December 197$. in the event mat he hand to the highest and wt bidder 9—Truks..Tr-ajle SMALL APPLIANCES Merchandise ai I. '' Sanford DreamwTd _____ ____ ' _____________________ Large 3 bedroom, 2 baths, on large lot. Wall to wall Carpet. $25,900. carport, nice yard. In quiet neigh. STEEN- I Phon.321 0747 Clui I/ ______________ _______________ 3 p.m. . )49145 borhood, $223. month plus security deposit. 1313at1 Or RENT'PURCHASEPLAN _________ - FURNISHED APARTMENTS I rENMORE DRYER — - . 1. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN DEl-Is year Pest the EUNICE 0. AIKEP4$, ak-a EUNICE D.AIKENS SOUTHER. I Transfer,,, has had the following LAND, BLAIR AGENCY SUN LAND 32—Houses Unfurnished DurIng the cite MOOPIEYAPPLIANCES323O6t7 _____________________ NhereelsecanyoufindaØoui, _ house, $133 monthly. No ap. that a Bulk Transfer under Article 6 p1 lances. Damage deposit. Adults, of the Uniform Co'nmeqciaI Code IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Call after 3 p.m. 3735,4 wiIlt)emad,onor atterth.1ltptday EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. of November, 1975, between HANOI CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Larg, 3-bedroom houte, 137$ CHEX. INC. a FlO4id& corporaton Mellonvlhle; fenced back yard. COUNTY, FLORIDA. at 10) Scuth Wymor. Road, CIVIL Available Nov. $th. 173$ rnontpi ACTION NO. 1114CA49-C Altamonte Springs. Florida, as DUVAL FEDERAL SAVIS4r.! 5. plus $100 security deposit. i'tione "Transferor," and MILLER ENLOAN 904.357.9344. ASSOCIATION OF TERPRISES, 331 Central Ave., JACKSONVILLE, I 1-Bedroom, 3 bath, carp,?, double Crescent City, Florida. as "Tran Plaintift, I steree." _________________________ ______________________ Molorcycie Insurance dillon. Payments $106.17 mo. Offered by Savings 6 Loan 373 110 __ _ from a Casselberry hank to the portediy • ') '- Anytime 322-1302 : 78 -Motorcycles _____ million in federal funds %. i' _ from County CommIssioner 14 800m, 2 bath — ' ' 8 Autos for Sa home lust painted Inside, air HILtCREST '73, central air, Color lv's from su; 116W, from 1973 (iold Duster, honeyciew wit,, Conditioner, shady yard. 1)9.500. di5hasher, raised patio, skirting, $13; Service all makes. HERBS' beige interior, Make an offer. automatic, air, & tie downs, Good location, TV. 1200 S French, 373173i very' low mileage, Car like ,,ew Payments $45.79 ma. Offered by Forrest Greene, Inc. $3,793. Call Don Pop., 322.1631. COLOR TV, $li 93MONTI4 Savings 5, Loan 173 6051. ______________________ 373635) REALTORS 630 Ufl ilOC4 43—tots-Acreage _______________________ '19 WIly Jeep Universal, 1 wheel CHULUOTA- 2 bedroom, 2 bath, wornS hubs, _______________________________ drive, 5399 after p m. tow bar, all carpet, drapes etc. Corner, ten. Longwood Road, Call III 6615 any time ced, citrus. Must Sell. $22,500. days or after S p m. call 3771364. POt35Off MARNL ''' ____________________________ Terms. Chuluofa Realty, 3653753 — 292FHwy 1797 S 3911. Per$ectrwjcar,'uFairI15,j'j STOP AND THINK A MINUTE. It 3fl 5961 CIas.sitied Ads didn't work Wagon,6cyI.newlnspeci0 ____________________________ BY OWNER- 102 IdyllwiI Drive; tires. $195. 371 0213. Dealer there wouldn't be any, Just reduced $3,300. Transferred _______________________________ out of state. i bedroom, 7 story, SEMINOLE CO. Acreage tracts, 5 !!i_'chatth5e 71 Dodge Dirt Swinger, auto PS, over 3,500 sq. ft. No reasoibie small and large. $2,000 per air, heater, radio, 43,000 ml., very SANFORD PRICE REDUCED to lust 122.500 for this 2 BR condominium, Freshly paInted. Quiet residential area Near shopping and clxjr. ches. Central heat air, carpeting, REALTORS Branch Office No. 1 .21 Orlando Drive Jury was _______ KENMORE WASHER, parts, servIce, used machIne's -- LLOYD $69 lila Sanford, 3735700 block, excellent condition; no city taxes; by owner 3224670 2SbSParkDr. Hattaway _________ Southeast First National of __________________ 3103 Orlando Drive - 6)0406) FOR A STARTER here's a lovely 2 bedroom CB home in excellent Condition. Kitchen equipped, carpeting, paneled famIly room. Nicety landscaped and ready to move ml All for 1)5,500. SEE US TODAY 47Q • _ 1 Herald Stall Writer _______________ ________________________ SKYLINE Double wide, '73,21' K 60', 3 BR, bath, raised front screen room, central air, carport Crank Realty, Realtor 'SANFORD'S SALES LEADER" _________________ City of Sanford Planning and Zoning Commission Pubiluji: t, 7, low Goal assumption or by FHA with I ________________________ $150 down $74,250 Realty. On. I Two bedroom apartmwt, carpeted, air, turn & unfurn $93 11Y BOB PIous Casselbrrry, Hwy. Il 97 373 7)10. AUCTION, lSYr.FHA FINANCING Termt. leãutifI kiithtn arid 3 bedroom home, close to schools and shopping. $21,000. AVAILABLE $1505113 Co&orTV QUALITY INN NORTH i'1&5R434,Longwood Quantity _______ BARGAIN PRICES. SANFORD location., with trees Offered by Savings & Loan, Payments, 5113 34 mo. 323 605). - _________ MOt4Ye.ttv RNTAL$ as __________________________ wood Sanford.Casselberry Sten strom REALTORS 2 Bedroom apartment, partiyiT nistied; Couple only. 322.3162 days, 322O1 evenings. Any _________________________ _____ INC.. a Florida corporati, 101 South Wymore Road, Altamonte Springs. Florida 3770.1 cf U __________________________ A FRACTION OF THEIR COST FROM TODAY'S WANT AOSI - Rezoning From: MR.1, Multiple FICTITIOUS NAME Family Ra'sientiaI ' Dwelling Notice is hereby given that I am District up. 3221110. IflOaged in bvii'tij* at 9O East To That Of: RMOI, Multiple. ____________________________ Casselberry, Seminole County, Family Residential, Office and _______________________ 31 A- ipIexes Florida under the fictitious 'arse Of lnstitutiil KING'S TEXACO SERVICE, Thai Property DeScribed as: Lots that I lrind to register laId LAKE MARY— 2 BR duplex, kit. 'tame 133, 153, 131 & 159, Sanfo Park with the Clerk of thi Circuit Court, then equipped. Carpeted, central 84 more generally described heat & aIr, $150 per mo. Seminole County, Florida If •C as located: NOrThWtst corner of 25th FORREST GREENE INC. Cordance with the provl$i01fl of ttse St. I, Melloisyll. Avenue. 3736353 REALTOR 3221910 FiCtltiOu Name Statutes. To Wit: All parties In Interest a Citizens Section 663 09 FlorIda Statutes 1957. lI have an opportunity to be 2 bedroom unfurnished duplex, nice S: Edward L King heard at laid hearing. location. $110 mo. $100 security. Publish: Nay, 3, 10, 17, 24, By order of the Planning and 3234455 DET 13 Zoning Commission of the City of I bedroom Lw,turnisfted, kitchen Sanford, Florida, this 14th day of NOTICE TO cC EDITORs UNDER UNIFORNCOM,MERCIAL CODE.IULK SALBI TO: All Creditari of HANOI CHEK, 365 6317 w ...-...._•-,__-. ... GET 'I PiOSE LUXURY IEMS FOR _______________________ Your MLS Agency Mike _____ ___ __ ____________ Jury List LOn ______ FHA VA Resale- Low, low, ____________ City Commls1 Room, City Hall Sanford. Florida at 5:00 P.M. 01 ThiWiy, Novembir 20, 1975, ft - conIdtr the following change an emendment to thi ZonIng Ordininci ci tnt Lay at enroro, ,minot? County, Fiori Reoising from; 5R1AA. Single Family Residential District i To That Of: RM0I, Multiple. Family Residential, Office and mit it is I That Property Described as: South 2.3 of Lot IS). 5mb Park NAVEL ORANGES - i3e,ttjtul new hQm ci 3222420 Commissioner - _______________________ Conveniently lOcated. 322 6117. NOTICE TO PUBLIC Notice Is hereby give-n that Public Hearing will Ot held In th Oranges, Graoefrui,. SatWma TangeIosafldL,m R. U. HutChiioii. 322.i0B _MI St.. SIavIa. 377 1939. 327 1141 Large 1 bedroom, $100; large 2 _____________________ bedroom, $110; water furnished; Lfgal Notice Cucumbers fr pices .. Pick. East on H*y 46. RIght on S Cameron, 3rd hous on right. 373. ____ ri '177 'sill Eve clown Excellent Opportunity. Only 1. I Bedroom I kitchen apt., mature hours weckli with Compi. person; phone, washing company training 6 Iocati vlieoes. No deposits. $10 plus si . utilities. 3227910 up. Invest mint of 160043,000. Ci II roIled, Mr. Carson, 513 5.7.537 ) SRoomapt..aIlutilItiflfurnp,, A.LITTLE SALESMAN IN Piij T .. wk. or $130 per ma. $45 dep. $01 _____________________________ ____________________ a Classified AJf Magnolia Ave. 322471). _____________ .1 ________________________ 75-Recreational Vehicles FLEtTLINE DOuble wide new. I pc. ctional, Spanish style WITh .". central air, raised front suet' BRING YOUR FLOAT matching pedestal commode's and oatpiflnder, Pop up Camper, flew Contemporary pool home on one room, carport, skirting, com. octagon cocktail table, all slate vinyl top Sl,eps3s, $500 ________________________________________________ acre in thecountry. I BR, 2 baths, pletely set up. hear 436 & 1792. tops. $700 or best offer. 373 7150 or ________________________ ____________________________________ Offered by central air, double garage, owner Savings & alter 6 p m. call 373 10 transferred Let's deal ReduCed Loan. $11.31 per month 323 tA)51 .. 16--Auto Parts .. $9.Ct)0 Apt, call 321 9410 ________________ ____________________ ____________________________________ ces Barrington, double wide, new, 71' x 52-pp Reconultionec) Balleries, j" 60', central air, larg. raised Larry Saxon, Realtor exchange. REEL'S BODY SHOP, _______________________ screen patio, carport, skirting, 'dUALItY APPLIANCES AT 1109 Sanford Ave Central Florid.'s MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR 3flu90 19195. French _________________________ 327.737i, 3flIN, 322. 1914 _________________________ ___________ ______________ ____ lIbrirt, 3 needle twin needle, front inaillno, diluif' Sewina machine Wanted to buy used office furnitw, Pay hatanc. nt VS or 10 oavments ______ 32276(3 - Stemper Realty NOW LEASING - New, modern, 1 StOry ef#icIency apartments, attractively fur. Taxi Cab Businti I re4atp fr in. fished, Conveniently located and this,. Call owner, 904•253•2377 beautifully Landsclped. $133 ma. — Call between 1:303, For in. forma1in raIl 3220704. - For used furniture, appliances, louIs, etc. Buy 1 or 1001 items Larry's Mart, 713 Sanford Ave __ SANFORD SEWING CENTER 24—Susiflessxjrj-unhfji VENDING ROUTES Faymeots posIt Ion, - _____________________ ________ - CASH 3224132 Assume 11 cinn,'r 7; MOSS I E C. BATEMAN $45,000, oersons. 46$ 6.IU or 377 $054. If you are no? satisfied with c&'r Furnish present poSitiOn call Mr. Dadd sat31—Apartments MARRIAGES $62 3715. Performed by Marilyn. Notary, SAN MOPARic, 1. 2, 3 bedroom Mitiwe wyman for It housp 'ork Ocala. 904 732 $16) or 732 1173. trailer apis. Adult 6 famIly park. andcareofleqnlinvalkj even Weekly. 35)5 Hwy 1797, Sanford. and weekends, Send comp let, ______________________ 323 1930 resume to Box 511. co Ever lng ______________________________ I or Bedrooms Adults only _______ i nerapa, i'.U, 60* 1857, Sanfi i'd. PARKAVENUEMOBILEPARK LOST - Black Poodle, grey legs; Bookkeeper, experienced. 25.45 Park Drive. $10 up. llcenw No. 799. Pl.&i, call very Sanfo4'd architect. Send resu sad owner, Waleska, 321Q03, AVALOP4 APARTMENTS an requested salary to P 0. ADULTS,piOpETs Drawer ISIs. Sanford. Fla 377 FOUND - Boy's 10 speed bicycle, ____________________________ 116 W, 2nd 5? orange and black, Owner may Green Beans, UPick. $3.4 per flu. Farm on Lake Monroe Road, across from Baptist Church. Herbert Russll, 377773$. _____ - Lake JaSime,] BR, 2 bath, famlli room, Central heat & air, waII.to wail carpeting, double garage, in iI nighbo?pi of fine homes. Onll ________________________ ___________________________ A BABY'S RLD. Care for infants Bank Chief Testifies - DAVES'371 9370 3 Bedroom, 2 bath house, family _____ room. Over 3 acres, with barn. On Days- 327 6173 __________ Deflary- Adults. 1 BR, air; cios Nurses; RN's; LPNs, Aides; 1idestores, churches. Ideal for relire Companion; Needed immedial Care -- 0; __ 51—Househ&dGds I BY OWNER-- 2 Bedroom, I bath, .....completely furnished, Aixrox acre lot, 1311 Elm. $10,300. 323 RAYMONDM. BALL Reg. Real Estate Broker 322 5641 Aft, Hrs.)72 fl57 ____________________ $1', W. 1st St., Sanford ________ — , Want to earn Extra Xmas moi Call 644.3O7. have by identifying. Phone 373 031$. Florida 32771—Prlce 10 Cents _ Ridgewood Arms Apply Mornings, Club Diamo Itwy. 17-9?, Deflary write Sanford, We BUy Furnitj _ 321.004) BALL REALTY 322.6457 Spacious I, 7 & 3 BR Apis,, 1 & 7 Baths Tennis, swimming, ph ground, recreation room, laundi room 6 clubhouse. From $135 m 'y 5, JOH4S REALTY CC 2510 RIdgewood Ave., Sanford. P BROKERS 323 6420. Cocktail Waitress For Weii — Sanford Al Anon Family Group P.O. Bow 5%), Saniord, FIa. 32171 9—Good Things to Eat __________________________ 32)dO4)or32lOSIleves __ AVON to age 7 only. Next to flew Drivers' Licene Bureau. 37266.13 MIS-REALTORS _____ _____ I4eIp wanted, par! lime waTTre. 11 to 2. ExPerienced. Call 323 0963 between 2 to 6. . ,_,._'. _________________ AL-AN Oil For familij or friends of probIn inkert For tuftpr information call 473-aSV 6—'Cht Interest CredIt - 3 Bedrooms, centraj heel and a 'c wall to wall carpet, brick tinis BAMBOO COVE APi ' aluminum overhang, large corn One 4. 2 bedroom apartmen lob on pav road. 125,400-10 PC furnthed or vnfurnished, Nev ly down. lmmpcliate Orcupancy _____________________ redecorated. Come s,, 300 JOHNNY WALKER Airport I3ld. Sanford. 313.)3 __________________________ -GENERAL CONTRACTOR REAL ESTATE, INC. ____18—Help Wanted IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM IN YOUR 1AMILY or Reasonable Phone 373lSllafterdp.m. _____ Order. Navel oranges, Grapefruit, Tangerines. CIII 3220217. If no ans. call 3220376, Rusill - Crumley. ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Tol Free. 64: 2021 for "We Care"'l-follint," Adults or Teens. Nov. 18, 19 _______ TREE RIPENED FRUIT, picked to LecithinlVinegarl 84? K.lpt No all four in on capsule. Ask t VB6-#. Fau'ts DrUgs. ?6— TUesday, - 4 drelser; sweeper, FACED WITH A DRINKING PRO BL EM Ptfhp AICotOIIC Anonym Can Help Cal1173 4517 Write P.O. Box 1213 Sanfd, F IQr Ida 37771 68th Year, No. IiaIiiillIi.. Hot" i - , ------------------------------_. DEADLINES Noon The Day Before Publication Sunday - Noon Friday 4—Persona's 4 W 'IIP'" the county for breach of con- purchase contract. South Seminole County. John Kuithrough at tract, an award of Interest on The lawsuit has been The commission already has session on Monday. a work Analysis and Evaluation agencies, OMAE) Chief Sig Pearson, "Those decisions haven't burglaries In Seminole and In prison — for the burglary of of the contract, hearing date has been set, The part of the county for the 'judiciary, or the library" or der's departlTwnt Orange County. Longwood Saw and Mower, The suit also seeks damages county has 20 days to file an "Courthouse South." The other departments could pleted one study, has corn- we could do is Just pick up an Circuit Court Judge J, U.S. 17-92, Longwod. and claims the county's ansr to tic cMl complaint. cornmision is looking at the organization and move it down $1. feasibly move to the south part Mt:ndar, Neist'nder ait1 there." � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1975 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, November 17, 1975 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on November 17, 1975. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 17, 1975; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/8f8fe469e15901a26efd9805a30f9687.pdf ba078884de98395760f008a5cca31efc PDF Text Text 611-Evening Herald. Sanford, Fl. Friday, Nov. H, 197$ TONIGHT'S TV Fri day 2 Celebrity Sweepstakes News (6) Wonderful World Of Magic (CATV.6)(44) Love, Amen can style ( Pyramid Hollywood Squares (13) America: The Young Ex p1ence (CA-13) All Wrestling 1:00 (2)($) Sanford And Son (3)(24) Washington Week In 700 To Tell The Truth Aviation Weather (6)($) Concentration (C-4)(44) Hogan's Heroes (9) Wild, Wild World Of Au mats (13)(C.13) CBS News (24) Senior Scene (35) Star Trek 7:30 SUNDAY -_ Review(61(13) Big Eddie (CATV.6) Movie (9) Barbary Coast (35) Movie (44) Dinaht 1:30 (3)(24) Wall Street Week (61(13) M AS.H (CATV13) Blue Ridge Quar. tel (2)(6) Chico And The Man (3) Black Perspective On The EVENING ___ _ -_ 6:00 (9) Adventures Of Gilligan (44) Ernest Angley 10:30 (2)(8) Run. Joe Run (CATV.6) Nino (9) Groovy Ghoulies (35) Jetsons 11:00 (2)(6) Return To The Planet Of The Apes (3)(24) Electric Company (6)(13) Far Out Space Nuts (9) Speed Buggy ILAIV-13I Daytime (35) Cartoons (44) Jim Thomas Outdoors 11:30 (2)(8) Westwind (44) Movie Saturday MORNING 6:0 0 (6) Growers Almanac 6:30 (6) Sunrise Semester (I) Laurel And Hardy 6:45 (13) News 900 ) Florida Business Week (6)(13) Flip Wilson Special (9) Movie (CATV.13) Stagecoach West (24) Masterpiece Theatre °" (9) News 700 (2) Across The Fence (6) U.S. Of Archie I 11 i11 'Ja..a!Ia n ei ._ (44) Movie u,iu tocoa Files 9:30 (3) Florida Report (3-5) Movie 10:00 (2)(l) Police Story (3) Rivals Of Sherlock Holmes (6)(13) Barnaby Jones (CATV.6) News (CATV.13) Amos Burke (24) Wright Brothers 10:30 (CATV.4) Best Of Groucho 11:00 (2)(6)(8)(9)(13) News (3) Lillias, Yoga And You (CATV4) Race To Rfches (24) Aviation Weather (33) 700 Club (44) Love. 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(2)(8) Land Of The Lost (3)(24) Sesame Street (3)(24) Shazamisis (13) Movie 12:00 (44) Untouchables 12:30 (cATV6) Don Kirshner's Rock Concert 1:00 (44) Time Tunnel 2:00 (CATV•6) TRA (9) Movie (44) Party 4:15 ii Movie 5:30 (9) Movie 68th Year, No. 74-Sunday, November 16, 1915 Commission Split On *__ I ED. NOTE: The following Is l)epartinent complex, th e plans th e first article of a four part for which are expected to be (CATV.6) Movie (35) 700 Club (44) Star 11:15 (9) ABC News 11:30 (2)(8) Saturday Night (6) Movie (9) Movie 5" reluctant Cash is the lighter. A pretty lady turns their Ayes. narrated I a n t a "Magnificlent Monsters of Deep," spells the hour now. POLICE STORY 'The Test of Brotherhood" 10 11 NBC EVENING -.... r .1 NA , ,P'~-" ,14 ,f -4-6-T, I , ~',-,, ,e ~~l J1~ "'T I (44) Untouchables ... Al h '' I mana of __~_ - _-~ _;;__~ c i ' /y I • ,. 0 -))- I AnnoUncing a brand new book by Th e ASSOIj810d Press th at gives the whole dramatic swee of 1776 th e founding year if (cDr.my ni - CC...... (3) Firing Line (6) Hee Maw n. t • iy Tw.i I I1vf$ ii w clieø 1k A = ..--- .9 i " - ; D _ standup' _____ ___ _ p It Under The Sea (1) Conference * LEAVE KIDDIES AT THEATRE */ (9) I awrence Welk (13) Project 13 (24) Burns And Allen * * I' * * OTHER PLAZA CAN THEN i SHOP I * MAIITU" flht MERCHANDISE... YA WA IS... GREAT BUYS... GREAT BARGAINS... * * * * * 11 BABY SITTER* PROVIDE A II LAUJITf(j MtW * * ) /nth.acre.:e EASY I * I * DEC. 271h [1] () * * I1 Iii ift * * SAT, * pm. to 3pm. * 2 * p M, 102:30 M. NOW 'TILL * (CATV.i) Friends Of Man * __j __________ * * (3)(24) Family At War (6)(13) Jeffersoris * I ONE i4NFORD PLAZA STQP ,,,VPPINGJ I * * ' story of 1776, Americas momentous year Hundreds of pictures 100.000 words of text Suspense Surpries History told for today It's called "75 The World Turned Upside Down 'S Told in Journal form, it is a book that rakes 0 Only $7 95 there I Vegetables - - - - - W t4S 8 rF)/ 4 Bred & Butter I J Evening Herald I And The Herald is planning a issue for Thanksgiving Day. 4i 4.~ Th e Golden Age Olympics Is all but a memory until next year. This year's event has been dubbed a success and we can look forward to bigger and be tter competition in years ahead maybe even to the ThIAT* HELD OVER 1OWii[A1iICF Enciose s $_ r.1 I -. Please 7. •4q SAT.ASU SHOWTIM 3:41 1:10 - ; .- _ 1:30 9:14 0 C. 0 /4 -of N~~, L ç\lCHOf " p:'I 1. ' I' au '-' 11 Shopper or Merchant. There are always opportunities waiting for you in The Herald, - - HOTBISCUITS - - _ - -__-_'-- EA --- -_ _I _ - _ ( I - .'7 7-i ----=: - / f. - - - '. - - .1 I 11 - - .. . Bridge Calendar -= 3222611 Herald 831.9993 . J 1111111111111 - -. .- o _w .'' - - i - - : :;-.,. - - . - . - -1 - - - -. .1 . ':'', -. c'' .3 - " E ' Decorating th e Winter Springs Elementary School media center in honor of the nation's Bicentennial year are (from left) Fif th graders Kern Rush, Robbie Brown and Susan Danford. (Herald Photo by Bill Vincent Jr.) . . . - __________ ---', - - ' - ___ :-.-. ______ -. - ii; - __ - _____ -.' VE:TIIEfl Is - Or,,~-,~ I -TA - ty - 4 k~ r ' ______ . - -......... - j- - - - P ' B ( 0 M Saturday's high 66. Overnight low 37 Fair and war mer today. Highs In the mld 70s. Laws -- lOs. IT'S COLD, BUT NOT THAT COLD A _- _ _ winds diminishing and becoming northeasterly. Details and t ties are on Page A . Northerly 7-A. _ -----=-- - j -_ ---- - - - tonight In the mid and upper L ° e D 5:43 - -.-.- -iui - - Obituaries ................. 7A Sports ............... l•t-34-8B Television .......... ...8-7-ID Women ........ .....lZ-3C Push For New Jal * -_ LOCAL LAW ENFORCEMENT C(rs I ==- ----. Seminole County residents, in fiscal 1975-'76, are paying it population budget record $5 million for local law 1. enforcement, an increase of 53 Seminole per cent over 1974 and more County 136,246 12,490,611 than twice as much as in 1973. Municipal taxpayers are Sanford 22,635 932,301 paying the lion's share of the costs, since they are assessed Altamonte for city police departments and 1L170 Springs 595,656 about half the expenses of operating the sheriff's ('sselberry 14,429 515,989 department as well. Municipal police tieliartLongwood 181,220 6,005 merits handle law enforcement k --'---w ithin the respective cities, Winter calling on Sheriff John Polk and Springs 1,234 141,412 his men for assistance only when alolutely necessary, By O'.-iedo - 108,584 the same token, Polk also calls on the municipal police forces ,4(s Lake Mary 62,900 for assistance as needed. While the Federal Bureau of 131,246 Totals 15,144,222 In ve stigation ( 1-131) recom employes __________ _ 140 per capita 7! 1.1,866 IlL!! 51 1444 personnel _ 70 - officer, - - - 38 30 1'481 18 14 i-tn _ 9 ________ 13 6 The temperatures dropped Into the 30s In Sa.nford on Saturday morning, but that dii.n't stop people from turning out In large numbers to participate in the annual March of Dimes Walkathon. On hand for the start of the fund-raising event were Seminole County 'Dimes' Chairman William P. 'Bud' Layer, National Poster Child Tammy Patterson (center) of Mount Pleasant, Tenn., and Lorraine Farrell, a filth grader at Woodbn& Elenwiitary School, who took part in the walkatho. Herald Pioto by Bill Vincent Jr.) -=_ -_ * _- _ .--.4=---_ 90- ___ ________ 1! 41.13 33.40 1-171 1341 5 4011 - 1-439 _______ - . . - C , '-' &~ ~ I 4 . . . . V1 11.. . - --- - - - __ Evening ____ 6A ..............4C ,..,,,,,,,,,., 7A Comics 4C Crossword .............IC Editorial .................. 6A Dear Abby .............3C :' She a beast! ' -Piar,mirp. The I . _______ bet a be Hwy 46 (W, First St.) Al 1.4-Sanford _ ii , iY r, -. Around The Clock 1øf,j!7 YRESTAUIL - ,: ' hall P., ~~ __ &i*IM111 ZIP - RHO[ . Wb 4 ~J ----No / '.' ___ )'" ' - fi 6EII Served Daily ?e - NPF71!1!&00 -4 W 1wilm . We'll help you get the lump on Christmas this Thanksgiving Day. -t - '7 j 6 .."... - - I T, . INDEX ' . CITY._ -.STATE_ - - Itjnruryi I " - It Herald Staff Writer Animal Control Officer Ralph • Willis enjoys his work. As a mutter of fact, he loves animals so much he takes off on weekends several times a bear to be a judge in American Kennel Club dog shows. Read Audle Murphy's account of Adults 2.00 KiddIes 1.00 . - send m . I By DONNA E.STES 1/ Show i V copies of '76 at $795 each. •' ,i:': 1 v:;i Carries $5 Million Price Tag -" ac (d -' fç :. #4. A '.") Cost Of Law Enforcement Jumps nsiflnncal i..t't flpc,I Tim !CI1A --< Ti I 5. Commission Chairman Sid The Seminole County Jail, the jail since June 9, the date a "It looks real grod. A the entire state "because of all small to meet the needs Vl.hlen Jr., has vowed to P"th having received of the approval from fire gutted the facility, leaving tremendous amou'it of the checks and balances." "very, very" hard for a state officials Friday, is county. back in 10 inmates and a jailer dead. equipment has been instaiied. A referendum to construct a new bus iness. Al though the present facili ty State uulc1at gran t' E.V. Fretwell, deputy sta te tremendo us amount of money VU per$2.5-million jail. was designed to house 87 inA total of 26 prisoners were fire marshal, arid Cecil Sewell, has been spent." mission for the jai' to open mates, Jail Administrator Jail Administrator George brought in from neighboring chief Inspector for the Florida County Commission Chair- several hours after George Proudfoot said the Proudfoot says t he curre nt jails on Friday, jail officials Department ion our. of Prisoner man Sid VihIen Jr., who parpopulation would go over 100 if facility was built to house 87 reported. Rehabilitation, were among ticipated In the tour of the Although the jail has won all Inmates scheduled to return Inmates. Some $84,000 worth of safety those checking the jail Friday. facility, said Sewell should use state approval to reopen, of. to the jail actually make the On some days as many as 100 equipment has been installed at At one IHflt, Fretwell said, the Seminole jail as a model for fic-ials say the facility is too move. - values. // SERVED ANYTIME BOX G22, Te,lnpck N.J 07666 L 0.1 . 26 Inmates Returned ed ToPe-Opened Facility 0497*__, . op ' ____1 ADDRESS / ' prisoners are forced to occupy referendums were turned down mnlssloners will take a look considered for a courthouse Freeman has suggested holding space. last year by Seminole County Monday at the Montgomery annex in South Seminole. public hearings before deciding The commission last Tuesday voters. Ward building in Casselber'ry A $1-million bond issue was on a specific building. Jail options, priorities for the agreed to discuss the possibility With conun:ssion approval of as a potential structure for the approved as the method ! Jr to rase i hthi Al-'s) sce for discussion cotintv "torney, labor rinticris of asking the voters mone-' the financing mechanism far new courthouse annex, money for the new courthouse, is a'ratlng system for county and the new county courthouse to build the new jail. Two such the courthouse south, cornOther buildings also may be County Attorney Tom (Continued On Page 2-A; south are topics for discussion the Seminole by Co unty Commissio n ndaywork Today *CG CRAI If you're a merchant, you'll want to plan your Christmas Kick-off ads now. Readers of The Herald traditionally shop the Thanksgiving Day issue for Christmas shopping Ideas. They look forward to your advertising and respond to good - '76 NAME / BREAKFAST Order now and get a free color map of the colonial era it's the next best thing to having been - 2 41 ' : j . -I g - Commission To - you behtqd ?ni.', U - Meat . / I' I the pages of The Herald SERVED jn . ' Starring * * l you're a shopper, you'll find the Herald Christmas shopping issue loaded with great values from local merchants and department stores. You'll LUI CREON I SPECIAL 4'(/1". _- IJ ., Herald Staff Writer - 11 I flbIPlVlIJ • • , -. DI i - I r'' By ED PRICXETT Observance of American Educa tion Week begins Sunday (Nov. 16 through 22 ) , according to official state and local so ur ces, and the theme is "Our Future is in Our SchooLs." Seminole County Superinte nd ent William P. "Bud" Iayer said last month the week of Oct. 26 through Nov. 1 was American Education W eek and observance of it was left up to th e 39 i nd ividual schools In the district. "We don't know how th e mix-up happened. It's supposed to be a nationwide obserXance Nov. 16 to fl," Mrs. Joann l(aulerson, secretary to State Education Commissioner Ralph Turlington, said from her Tallahassee offi ce Thursday. Craig Orseno, car ee r ed ucati on coordinator, said several schools have projects lined up and they will follow the th eme next week whe n "resource people will be invited to th e schools." Orseno said it's up to th e Individual schools as to their setting visiting plans for pa ren ts. touno'ing Fathers Founding Foes Independence Won Independence A/tnst Lost Here in one oversized volume it, the , County Is Here Again? 'I C f - -_ Daily Lite (" I to - - '- . •'' __ •. Vihlen Wants Voter Referendum Education Week __ 8:30 NBC CHICO ANt) THE 10-11 CBS BARNABY JONES MAN 'the Misfortune Teller" Last night, Larry flagman was Bushy mustached Avery a radio show host and prime : , Will the real "American Education Week" please - (CATV-6) 20,000 Leagues 1110 -- F (2) Last Of The Wild CO II, , Advits R IS -"•'- , ______ (3)(24) Florida Business Week (6)(13) News CBS (I) NBC News (9) ABC News zdOW066 Argentina, fighting wind and ABC, lookiag to perk up its rain to study giant mammals in Friday ratings, brings back this their natural habitat, widely acclaimed, provocative 8-1:30 NBC SANFORD AND movie'made.forTV which SON "My Fair Esther" Fr ed details t he n)ultiriiillien.dollar takes on the impossible. He prositution racket in New York. turns into a Professor Higgins It is a frank, searing drama and tries to transfrom Aunt that does break certain barriers Esther into an elegant lady. She in language use, but is not ain't no Ilia, and Fred ain't no tasteless. Lee Remick stars as IIigjtns an investigative reporter, ' ' BICENTENNIAL :in ..... Payne who took his family to 9-11 I the Patagonian coast of MOVIEABC FRIDAY NIGHT "Hustling" Rerun A.A. - 0" series, down a dope-smuggling ring, brother, Albert, makes serious (24) Journey To Japan replacing it with Flip Wilson Jack Cassidy plays a high- mistakes, his older brother is 8:00 tonight, but had a change of school official who uses his torn between family loyalty (2)(i) Movie - for giving - .. (3) Villa Algre (6)(S)(13) News (CATV.4) Untouchables (24) Book Beat (35)(4-4) Wrestling 940 CBS P.AWAII FIVEO A Edward Albert and George 7:30 (2) Friends Of Man The network also had planned submarine chase excites this Maharis costar as brothers on (8) Here And There to preempt the foundering episode as McCarrett tracks the force. When the YOunger (13) Candid Camera "flawai Fire heart. It would not have upset education post asa cover while and duty, which threatens Jack Lord, star of the show, if he heads up the ring. Albert's police Career, CBS decided to return "Hawaii Five 0" to its Tuesday slot 9-10 NBC ROCKFORD FILES where it had nothing but suc- "Chicken Little's a Little cess last season. Chicken" An old cellmate conies along and enlists RockABOUT TONIGHT: ford's help in collecting ., nhl -.q - ('ftc DEEP debt. Little does Rockford OF THE RERUN Emrny-winning realize that his friendly gestwe puts him into conflict with a special MONSTERS f on pilgrimmage of loolo&lst Roger mob boss Ray Danton. ..gk I "r -- find a new track for Friday Gypsy trying to coach Ed he's guert.starred as a doctor night improved ratings, CBS Brown and Chico on how they involved In a murder case. makes some schedule changes can stall off the bank from Another doctor is accused of 7:00 (3$) Animal World to ght in a test pattern. "Big foreclosing on the mortgage. murder, and Barnaby Is hired Eddie" is wiped out, but to prove his innocence. A radio "MASH" played earlier In the 8-9 ABC BARBARY COAST txt again plays a key role, this week is back at its old Tuesday'Arson and Old Lace" To fish time to prove out a pint made stand for one week only, unless out an arson ring that "offers" bya young woman who cij the move turns up new ratings protection, Cable becomes a she witnessed the murder. virtues. An Orson-Welles_ boxing promoter and the Commissioner . "1 voted - I . 6:30 ui i-ionsaa's Watching BIG SHUFFLE Desperate to Schreiber guests as a fumbling murder usspect. But tonight - 2 01011110- - - - - (35) Pop Goes The Country TV HIGHLIGHTS ; 1'Ofl' McClanaha said lic Icel.s liku siderotion to the 14-acre site he shouldn't comment on the IF primarily to get the corn- city hall location controversy mission off dead ce nter and unless he's In a public meeting. headed in some direction. We spentt,tiree)'earsdecidingona Pressedfurther,McC)anahan La Enforcement Center site said i. favors t 14-acre .,, a a year w uulnu it. uofl don'tt landfill SRC since t WAS..ID), belie%ethepresentcltyhallcan project"andhesaidhewantsto -1 last four years and meet our see a "combined operation" of needs," said Stenstrom the new cit> hall sith the new I public works complex. Stenstrorn said he wants a wait untli the Downtown "We need some more work I Development Commission sessions, but I'm pleased we're u an Julian st Ii ens rom , Matter of fact, County be ing set up now on two thirds "comes up with a preliminary movi ng ahead on the public of the tract earmarked for the tMWmission Chairman Sid plan." work center", said new $1.8 million city hall Vihien Jr., has started a letter. McClanahan. L.. Finally, I am not adverse to building, according to City writing campaign to keep city property," said Commissione r Manager Warren E. "Pete" hall at the existing location. Gordon Meyer. listing the advantages and He said it is hard to say if the . Knowles. lie said the total land (lisadvantages of these and delay in building a new city hall "If economically feasible, I "I'm not sure I have a perhaps other sites, putting would have any influence on lk~ A efer the 14-acre site. lilt is preference at this time. Right them determined on a ballot and letting the building costs. UI tests pr not feasible, I would pr efer the now we could consider th e 14- pe ople decide. Alter a ll , a new estimated at auut $100, are present site of P - ar k Ave. and acre site at French Ave. and city hall would completed. belong to the (Tomorrow: Exploring some Se minole Blvd., wi th the put- Seminole Blvd., the present city pe ople. They're going to have to be nefits and pr oblems of four The rest of the tr act Is being chase of additional property to hail site, the Chamber of pay for it regardless of whether different possible city hull DECORATIONS used for a $225, Public Works the presently owned city Commerce site, and finally, the the money comes from revenue iltes. , 6:00 - ' Thanksgiving. , 'Ii # entered the picture," said or vari ous types of ta xes," Commissioner Julian Men. Stenstrom said. strom. time. Right now, we could consider th e 14 But of the five city COlDHyJOEASKREN in issioners, only three now are acre site at French Herald Staff Writer in favor of the landfill site for Ave. and Seminole 1 First of a 4'I'art Series) the future city ball structure. Blvd.; the present Sanford City fathers are city hail site; the Mayor-Commissioner sharply split on th e 14-acre city. I. i Chamber Oi£ omowned landfill acreage fronting Moore and Commissioner j0 Morris have said they prefer merce site, and finFrench Ave. and Seminole building the new City Hall ° Blvd. on the lakefront, part ally, the Food Fair the present two-and-a-balf acre which already has been site on Park which is Sho pping Center has designated as the new home for across the street ' from entered the picture." city hail, county courthouse. Commissioner De ta iled soil boring tests are hall. . Food Fair Sho pping Center has certIficates, franchise monies - series which explores the presented to City Coin, "I'm not sure I have poss wi city rn ssloners before a. preference at this e (24) Black Perspective On The News (33) Nashville On The Road -- City Hall Site Undecided 16 (3) Quick On The Draw Feature ..: A -mi " (6)(13) Bob Newhart (CATV.6) 100 Club (35) Movie 10:00 (2)(8) Miss Teenage America Pageant (3) Soundstage 10:30 (6)(13) Carol Burrtl (9) Matt Helm 11:00 (3) Florida Report (CATV.L) Love, American Style (1) Invisible Man (9) Wide World Of Sports (24) Say Brother (35) Party (3$) Star Trek 5:30 Soul Train Sesame Street (61(13) Famous Classic Tales (CATV.4) Soul Train (CATV.13) Movie Double Choice . 500 100 Sanford, Florida 32711-Price 20 Cents U (35) Car And Track (3) Indian Summer (6)(13) Cosby Kids (CATV-6) Gilligans island (9) American Bandstand (35) Cesar's World (35) NFL Game Of The Week (44) Combat 1:30 (6)(13) What's Communism All About? 10:00 Categorically Speaking , (9) Saturday Night Live With Howard Coselt (21) Wall Street Week (35) Movie (35) Movie (44) Music City. USA 2:00 1:30 Tarzan (6)(13) Doc Man And Environment (CATV-6) Nashville On The (6) Movie Road (CATV.6) Movie (44) The Good Ole Nashville Music (8) Movie (24) Bill Moyers Journal 9:00 (44) Movie (3)(24) Special Of The Week 2:30 (6)(13 Mary Tyler Moore 111 AA.. A C I a IAT%J &I b.... f.,.a.t Ti,.. '' "°" '%.p' •• Country (13) College Kaleidoscope 300 (9) S.W.A.T. (3) Romanolis Table (44) Movie Special - Eve (6) Black Experience Knievel (11) lncinht 9•11O NCAA Football (24) Antiques (3$) Movie 3:30 (2) That Good Ole Nashville Music (3) Flower Show (6) Sounding Board (CATV6) Movie (13) High Q (24) Romagnolis Table (44) Movie 3.45 (9) College Football 4:00 (2) High Chapperal (3) Lillias. Yoga And You (6)(13) Sports Spectacular (I) High Chapperal (24) Woman 4:30 (3) Consumer Survival Kit 1111 0IIA..4.. view (CATV.13) Movie (9) Movie hi%hat As.i.e. n...... '''" "'' (6)(13) Zhost Busters (CATV-6) Tres Palines (9) Oddball Couple (35) Big Blue Marble (44) Friends Of Man (24) Washington Week In Re. (9) Lost Saucer (9) Movie 4:15 (44) Movie 5:10 . I) -_ EDITION 3L 25.73 339 mends the ideal police department its one officer for )O residents, all of eversSeIniriule's cities, except Altamonte Springs, has a better ratio than the ideal. Officials of various cities, including Casselberry, Altaimmonte, Winter Springs, Longwood and Sanford, say a comparison of permanent population to numbers of law enforcement officers does not provide an accurate picture of shat their policemen have to contend with. Altamonte Springs claims its department protects and shopping centers and workers mi the var1uu; city business establishments are taken into consideration. ('asselberry, l,ongv. nod, Winter Springs and Sanford also point to heavily traveled state and federal hi ghways and business and industrial areas In addition most of the police departuients have auxiliary er reserve police officers, men who are certified or are corn- pleting their requirements certification and volunteer their time. wtic As examples, Longwood's polices more than triple Its police department has 10 permanent population daily reserve officers, all qualified, when SR 436 traffic, shoppers at hilt: the sheriff's department the Altamonte Mall and other his 2.3 reserve officers, .=_=- r! The population figures are comupi!ed tjv the Ur.iversity of F!crtda, i'opulation Center, These preliminary statistics may he challenged by the govrrrunent.al units, Two cities, ('asselberry and Lake Mary, have indicat ed the estimates may not be accurate The estimates are as of July 1, 1975. The budiets cited went into effect Oct. 1, 1975 with the beginnink of the new fiscal Year. Numbers of employes iniclude statisticsare seven men who arC prO(t5S servers, make arrests and serve warrints. As noted in the chart below, the highest per capita cost for law enforcement in Seminole County is in the City cut Sanford t $41.19 white Lake Mary has the lowest per capita coat ;it $2 73 It should be noted that theSheriffs Department budget includes funds and persotinel for the county Jail an'i bailiffs for the county ;iM circuit cu( system clerks, radio dispatchers and White many of the dUes have other office personnel Included jails, they are considered among the sworn personnel holding facilities, and thus do i time with arrest ptwers I in not require as many persons for * the Sheriff's =-.----- Department (iperi(lun1 -.,- --- . -, _. 1.-* __=_*____ �- - ----- - ----.----.---- - - - __ . %4%,A ' i -L~,_ #... __ We* -_ __ ----------I. L __ _. ~r'_~___ ___--_ F.~-~-Yi kl~ ____f~__ . -_-_~~~_ / -i~ 1_7:7Z~~ _--__;t. , I -11%0.i"~ -i - I NATION _ ____________ Ani# LJ ., . I coun y tr fr .. ..' . . ..% t. .. - Jai Alai Promoter Testifies .. . . FS1\GT&\ ( I f) I - 1; - b to adv-i=3of i;i~~ff Presidents ?., Kennedy, accding to testimony t*icre gaming commission. vidFriend,prden t of a&gepCnfL,Jaja arena under state and federal mvestigaUon, im-estipton in a Hollywood, Fla., restaurant be paid cash for help in furtherü his lephzed i operations. The statements wen made Friday by state detect,tre Martin Olradan at a gaming cornrnlsasion bearing about a conversation he and two other Investigators had wi th Friend Seg. 6. . intense gambl ng Possible Black VP ATLANTA (A?) - President Ford, saying he has Southern strategy, used his trip to the South support for his campoign manager, a sgest he would cor er a tiiac runrsn year. During a day-long political tour Friday, Ford paLgned in North Carolina and Georgia where visits to a black college and high-priced party affairs. The suggesbon he might comida a black rumimg ma te came at North Carolina Central University, a black college where a group of students, in a meeting with Ford, askM if he would consider a black. cam Ford To Consider Woman WASHINGTON (AP) - President Ford promises to consider naini.ng a woman to the Supmm Coiirt. But a list Of candidates &awn up by the attorney general in cansultatiui with White House aides may be aUmale. Touring Southern states Friday, Ford pledged to sk~ women _audklatM inchading Carla A. Hills~ sea etary of Hommg and Orban DevelopmeriL and North C21-am &Ww* CYid Justice &Lsie M. SkvV He declined to discm the quaWicafions he web in a 1-0111u l nee to succeed rettred Supreme Court Justice Widliam 0. Douglas. but he said he hopes to announce his choice "within three weeks." ______ = -1 \J - . -. . , - -. W days and th - I ii /1— - • / L Ia1t 7 / . / Teachers S - I t \\ ..Irj_Ir .J - .-F _, _, , - . o - 7 1 A . , Jr 1' - ______________ I. f ________ F P F - . . - GRANNIS, ArIL j j1p) - ThWve log their children and their jobs. But 25 people waiWig here for the second coming of Mig and the end o( the world say they will keep their v* despite efforU by local officials to get them out of their small brick how. 'Ve're 1wre because Ws is where the Lord wants us,,, explained vigil member Gene Narice. "We wouldn't be what we're dofr - and if God I - .- iif -- ml- - ~~-- But Polk County officials don't want them to cooped up in the house on the outskjrtj of of 177. , . Testimony $3 in , : SACRAMEN"ID, Calif. (AP) - President Ford's testimony In the trial of Lyneut Fn:*nme fmvrable to her defense against charges of attempti.ng to kill the President, her attorney says. Ford said in his historic videotaped testimony __ted in court Frida anythLng much except a gun cming out of the crowd at him. The 27-year-old Miss Mromme, a disciple of convicted maw murderer Charlts Manson, is accused of attempting to kill Ford during a visit here Sept.5. - -- Ford To Consider Oil Freeze WASHINGTON (AP)-Presiderit Ford signed a 3D42y extension o( federal oil price controls jut before he took off for today's Par-is economic summit. He said trisioiiwouldghe theadmlnlstz-ation time to study the long-range congressional energy plan drawn this week. -'I- Commission To Push To Open In Early I ! T. ,q - - n Menu according to Kwiatkowski . Also up for discussion is a z __I t____ ____ .-_A -j 1-4 - rnethxhfharJJingthecuunys Libw relations. Tbough the comr,nission is seeking a combina tion persomei-labor tj' Sheriff's investigators are TUESDAY Ground R.cef with rravv WUpped potatm vho robbed a Seven-Eleven -store in Longwood Friday Baked Dessert Store employe John Rizutti said the two men came into the store at SR 434 and Wekiva Springs Rind and ,tkid for cigarette s. When he asked Jm if they needed matches as wen, ñ men PQrtedlY rringer at Ritzutti and replied, "No. just Rolls: milk WED111MDAY Fish Sq uares French fries: later ois In tators ' Baked Dessert Fun or rolls. mik 11IURSDAY Spaghetti wi th meat sauce rem as Applesa,x Strawberry r.hortcake money." The men toot an determined amount of cash and on foot down Wekia pj . r.mAv wit il 'reaLIy to go." Dec. 1l (e option 'Anuld be to pay in Oth r de'co L1r\ the I30,hO range for an for triaLs this week before execuUvetrAupmise both the Circuit Court Judge J. William labor wW pertionnel depart- Woodson include: nieni Cbarles Collier, 40, 416 E. * Fruit Ice Cmm — ___ J 4 6 - .0 .. e,. % q - ' URI4J nuvuiuCl)', C ' uesday Only T - - -. .. .' . Amh I -. ' - MEATBALL ..I is I 'v:: 1. :r.1, GET ACQUAINTED OFFER LI' 11, - -, '' 4- .k, 1 $II 1 . . V. , -1 I L_ - SUBS C ONLY t -. . I JU S - - - .- _____ AT ALL 6 SUB & SAN DW IC i-I SHOPS ._•_ ___ - t1.4" I ____ ,....-. - .'. - _______ - I '--. I - 1.—: , . .. HOMECOMING , CO URT 1K This Is the Homecoming Court of Seminole III9h School, from which one girl will be chmn Homecoming queen on Friday night Front row, from left Kathy Woodruff, holly Malcolm and Sue 'The Personal Touch I " Shops I Sanford Apopka Longwood Altamonte Iehd Back row, same order AJlson Depree, Janie Paul, Audrey MeGriff, Penny Lee and Jeanette Cashe. flierald Photo by Tom Vincent) 1 -- - - Orlando (2) South Trail & Silver Star Rd, FOR YOUR SHOPPING CONVENIENCE MOST RETAIL STORES IN -- - - - - ._. . . IiI . ONE STOP SHOPPING CLOSE I TO YOUOOOSAVE TIME AND GA --------- - - ARE 1. ~*_~ iI-YZ - V. I .~-T!:e-_ ~ N_~`c M-1A Y The Associated Press I'm waiting for it to snow," said one 4-year-old Miami boy as the Sunshine State endured the kind of weather many Floridians th ought they left up north . No snow was predicted but forecasters warned of below freezing temperatures early today in North Florida and 4Uegree readings in subtropical SOLth Florida. "I'd just as soon go back to Pennsylvania," Josephine Mason, a transplanted PWIadelphian, said Friday as she waited for a bus on a blustery Miami streetcomer. She was wearing a 17-year-old coat she unearthed after the cold northern air slashed into Florida. I - --x_=-~- __ z= t_, _V!.-~-. - ~_X'_ -- __ - .__ ~ 1 -- -.~-- -k -,i1,it _IQQ~~ 't' , Ad Friday that bids for a proposed 7$-bed expansion of lake Correctional Institution would be re-let. nose Wds were the subject last week of a m-lect Semite committee hearing in which senators charged that gross violations of state bidding procedures had occurred. - 0 . It FAMU: 'No . t.. ,% ,e 7 I-- TALIAIASSEE iAP) - Florida Md~l faculty ineillbers and students have called for assurances of their university's future ac a predoriiinantly blzuk cdir,l The students and teachers were told Fri da y by Associate Education Commissioner Francis Millett and a U.S. Department of Health Education and Welfare official that a state desegregation plan is not a threat to FAMU's existence. The event was sponsored by the Uni ted Faculty of a teache rs union. - - '' 11 - .' ULI;~ --- - - T - --.-- I = 5 PoMo - N W O -. —. - ~ ____ - .- - ,..._.:..i = -. — a --- ,j -. -. '. - -. - ..- --- --.- - . - .--- - - - --.-- --_- .- - '- -- -- - -_4 L_..- . L____I •- -- — -.- —- . --,. -------- .- . - - A" - Alleged Murderer Denied Bond -. T --, e , ~,I -4 _-.,----',k- ~r I MILTON (AP - A 38-year-old Mississippi man charged with murder in the kidnap-slaying of a Pensacola oriiin h is been denied bond by a Santa Rosa county judg'. Judge Cube Nichols Jr., appointed a public defender Friday to represent Leo Joseph Miller, 38, of [Iantersville, Miss. Miller faces state charges of firskiegree murder and kidnaping in the death of realtor Alma C. Hartley, officials said. - . * Salufa,ly firid istmas men ire to y five beet, 10 ui Both were wea, gtier blue leans W10rd. Flunda ])Ill, T'he car, discovered locked and blue tennis dim. O,ae man A hole in the bu1V 00 p~&A, and out of gas early v Carrier wore beige which alk,*ed oil to drop onto with ignition. J flannel shirt- The 0 man the hot exhaust manifold, Li was taken back Year* ao Desogregation -. ~.___, - I _,~ -, __._%.___.Mr_,,: 1. -_-. -1 --- F (AP) Prison officials say they are throwing out the bids on an expansion project after a select Senate committee charged that the bidding proced ure contained numerous 1o1atIon.s. ALTAMONTE SPRINGS ... r Prison Throws Out Expansion rain-Car C011i sion racm-4 - SYs SAVE 00 A Aim CL II L . each meatball sub. This Is Florida? ' ri - - TU! - OFFER r Former Georgia Gov. Jimmy Carter, the only candidate to so far guarantee an appearance before the convention, has been pick ed as the odds-on favorite to win the convention vote Sunday over Alabama Coy. George Wallace. • suspecw of causing the w1oke. the B&Hard Street radmd Philip R. RIchel, 27, told Re por ts g was emphasized f('s deputies someone broke into his Ulfler on SH 4V collision. "Fortunately, no fives were Thursday night and took 1125 in * Courts cash, as well as a shotgun and lost in the mLshap," Mayor an antique muzzle-loader Norman iloyd said. *Police Beat valued at $a.Two fishing tedS flp added that John and 'I5&) t l Cfl• Margaret Degard, of Fern had blond hair and wore a beige Park, ompants of the car Cla Co nle y, 100 Hilcrest when struck by "-Seaboard A Seminole County.SchooI bus Ave., Apple Valley, said a 21. Coastline switch engine, were caugnt fire Friday morning on Inch television was taken fromuniI'trt'iJ Red Bug Road, but no injuries his home on Thursday. ________ were rexa-ted. Driver DiLle A 1976 Pontiac Ffrebl .%t in Mart , 23, tiid au thorities reported fling Ilcndd disabled in S11k CiIie from the engine tboiind lane IL 17• near fl yulid. compartment arid quickly filled End1ctt' Pontiac uspected from ()4 oo u FI(fl( Ave. driver evacuated the children car lot, according from the bus and sprayed a dry chemical (t,,.s t • ,r;'ij x fr' /'JIA .: Th highest-ranking Democrats in Florida, Gov. Reubin Askew and U.S. Sens. Lawton Chiles and Richard Stone were scheduled to address the state Democratic convention today. In addition to the speeches and floor debates on issues such as a state tivoine tax, the 1,rM delegates also will vote on their or the crowded field oFDemocaUc * of , ' . . II - BIG I : AZ:510 ~~~ Askew, Chiles, Stone Speak - rolls, - - ° to the p — 4 1976 it was ordered closed by city We Monroe. or accused of tar. officials on Oct. 1, 1971. A of cam vehicle and possession Of a stolen motor the Dec-. 1973, city election, vehi,je. Iame-duck councilmen. after Matk Ed ant Hauser, 19, be' ted f iu'ii office in that 703 Meadow St.. Lake .Mary. election. accepted a contract of breaking and en- and ordered work to begin on accuseda vehicle. tering renotating the buildini, ,into city -Ben Posley. 27. Seminole office space. Gardens Apartments, Sanford. Mrs. Lomann, with cc4m. accu3ed o( uttering a forge rY. ciIman Don Schreiner and the -Leroy Ervin, ig, 104 late councilman E. E. Academy Ave.. Sanford. ac. Williamson. were unsuccessful cused of two counts of burglary in seeking court ac.don to MR and one count of grand larceny. the remov-1tion. Seven-Eleven )Tore Robbed In Longwood Milk . \. -d : TA11AHASSEE (All) - State officiaI5 are seeking federal money to combat high radiation leveLs In Sarasota County drinking water, but they say more information Is needed on the extent of the danger. Health Division and Department of Environmental Regulation officials met Friday to coordinate efforts in monitoring the Sarasota situation, where 12 water plants have been found to exceed proposed federal standards for radium levels in water. Dr. E.C. Prather, Health Division director, said monitoring facilities needed to be set up quickly and that more answers should be sought to determine which exposure levels represent a problem. s Week - "" fl, ~i '. 1~;. .• I - Money Sought For Purification . v Fifth St., Sanford. accused of S. French Ave., Sanford. with buckle. resisting an officer with intent to commit a felony, -Donald L Mixon, 30, 315 violence to his person, obscene grand Lu"ny and Possession of Gtorge Ave.. Maitland, ac. A 44-year-old Altamonte language j,nd trespass after baglary t,0013. cused of malicious injury to Springs bar owner, who warning . -!r' inL' Richard Beventt, ZJ, personal property, a fence. sheriff's a Is ha' act -Donald Edward Hampton )1 Celery Ave Sanf rd s, 24. 400 Pine ng a fence for a muld-cOwlY 21, Sanford, accused Of cused of breaking and entering Ave.. Sanford, accused of steako-order" theft ring. is breaking znd entering the Rex Bar on S. Sanford Ave. stiooting a shotgun into an scheduled for trial this week in Maryland Fried Chicken at 2100 with intent to commit a occupied vehicle. circuit cowrt in three separate misdemeanor. -Walter Jenkins Jr., 42, 138 cases charging buying, -Roy Lee Smith, 27, Sanford DePugh St., Altamonte Springs, receiving and concealing stolen ~ SC' 001 Route One, accused of accused of breaking and m Propeny. aggravated assault in an Oct. Donald R_ Crowder, 44, 551 tefing with intent to commit a I in incident in which a woman felony and grand larceny. Karen Ave., Altamonte %as stru(k with a belt and -Robert Harrison Glenn, 19, Springs. is accused of ha%ing a .25 caliber pistol, a chain saw (Nov Ilthrough2l) and frozen mitsll stolen by admitted burglary ring MONDAY members-during the months Franks on bun f July August axicl September. Corn Tossed so een arged 38 I al By BOB LLOYD Herald Staff Writer i Continued From Page I-A) reiatjci iy -r s,busirow harded by Freernan's has Moved unfruitful. The trials this week for And Commissioner Mike Crowder were orWnally set for Commissioner Harry Hattaway Is r - - --wriending the Sept- 15 but were continued Kwiatkowski sail the com- canmission appoint Bob Ellis, when Robert Buonauro of mission hopes to assip the commissionl,s ad. Orlando was hired o defend pnoritu triue Fre'-rrnn s mn,nistratl', e 'ssistant, in (rn i r r'Tl i- tn, lucal firm recently has been charge of labor relations. tor ney Tom Freeman. swamped with county busirim, Kwaitkowski said he favm Cro%*r -was fmM guilty of ag Freeman asked the giving the job to Ellis, who also knowingly buying. recejv commission to assign the is the comity's directm of ad- and conculing a .stolen outcounty's legal work load on a ministrative services. board motor by a -or4 y basis. Ellis' appntmenL to the jury on Oct. 10 in another of Kwiatkowskl says Fre an's commission is temporary. He theft ring eases. Also f ound work load has "really will surrender the job w hen the guilty in that trial -man multiplad Freema n i has cunty hires its new executive E Fiehlc .iiso of Altamonte two attorneys besides himself assiitanL Springs. Crowder and Fields it .,r ~ - __ Go On I intervened in the case which comes before a PSC hearing next Tuesday in Fort Myers. United serves Lee, Collier, Charlotte, Hardee, Ilighlarxis and Monroe counties. Alleged 'Fence' In Theft Ring pistol but Circuit Judge Virgil B. Conkling For New County Jail - -.~,-___-_~Tl ___ __0 ~_-_ . Longwood Health Clinic Crowder Said Favorable ;I- Umn ~_~ / i - Iii! People WaftI For Christ's Return Mr, ANOW- ~_, , . - IAl.1AhlASLE AP The Public Service Coiwnission should cut United Telephone's request for a $7.6 million increase by at least $4.1 million, Public Counsel Woodie Liles says. said Fridaythat the company had not shown the needor a $1.3 million "attrition allowance" to take care of futu re infla lion md It could still earn a fair return if the requested Increase in profits was reduced by another $2.8 million. files, who represents consumers before the PSC. has " - J' --: 8 Request May Be Cut Go en Age Olym Succes -__; - remained ) Teriii ed , I 9 0 - Sunday,Nov . CtSS __________ Picked .-J - ~ - i 1---,% ",.- _ W. go vernment supporting religion. savin If they -' I . ,I i a a (Thomas) Jefferson knew the ay neutral, and that is not to say they TAI.LAIIASSEE(AP)_Theheadof thestateparole and Probation Commission has attacked a proposed "flat.timeconcept" that would aholish paroles Ii state prison Inmates g the i I d U dfld Is gcuing tttr In a statement released Friday, Chairman Hay Howard cited a national report which found that 84 per cent of FlorldaprlsonersreIeaJon arolelnl972 i atteastoneyearfreeoftroublethatwouldsentthernba to prison Ile national figure in the Uniform Parole Report of the .N a tional Council on Crime and Delinquency as 81 per cent . Howard said improvement in the Florida system was shown by the fact that the success rate for 1969-72 was 74 per cent. I . - .--. ...-.- .----.. - I Parole Abolishment Attacked %,.-_ __~ claimed. they we put to sleep __ ~-~LwF=_~~~ ' &~-`--Tv - _Ralph Willis is pictured with one of the canines under his care at _ ._ '" by a lethal injection. _ ~. XW-1 .~ "It's '.er painless very the Animal ControlCen*er (Herald Photo by Audle Murphy) - - Z~ - z- ,.. - _. 1 humane,' Willis said, .-People tell us that the dog just go to sleep and don't wake another Utter." toMedal finish In Golden Age Olympics event. (HerI4 up." Several dogs are re-claimed was right, because he bit a Photo . . Animals that have bitten or adopted at the facility every person coming onto private people are quarantined for 14 dayproperty," Willis said. "But * da)i. -Pure brKM dop am usually that doesn't matter. It isn't our I111~ "We've quararALned om 100 adopted." Willis said. A person job to determine who is right ( lugs over the past two years," adopting a dog is requir ed to and who is wrong-the animal the senior control officer said, pa a $6 fee, plus acquire tags has to be quarantined in any "and not one has turned out to and a rabies shot. A n case." reclaiming a dog that has been A glance into tue line of cages cri up is charged for each reveals several varieties• Willis DI g his asslstalL'ts, Joe Shupp day the dog has stayed in the dogs a German s C Monti, patrol the Facility, boxer; and Irish setter; a . By JIM IIAYNES Golden Age Olympics into nick. "Sometimes people get angry mongrel; another mongrel; hI sports Editor reality. "We get 10 or 15 lls a y when their dogs are picked up full-grown dogs, puppies, and Saturday's events, which complaining about animals," While running loose," Willis those in-between. i 1 ,.... concluded competition, in. Willis saidL '11w rest of the said. "But the leash law says a Same are sittig morosely. The .-~ I That's the outlook for the cluded track and field, croquet. time the driver patrols." dog has to be on a leash if it's off puppies are yapping. ' '~~ future of the Golden Age ,_ shuffleboard and hwseshom Willis thinks that spaying as its owner's property-whether The lucky ones will be '~ Olympics. In fact, the word Inclement weattwr Friday many animals as possible it's wearing tags or wt." C-A recl3imed b~ their owners, or National may even prefix next and Saturday hkely contributed would curtail the overAnother law people adopte& The othen have dx year's events, a series of toward a slackening of local population pvtkm. frequently misunderstand is days. % competition for senior citizens entries. "When we catch one anirr.;.l. that requiring a quarantine for The pound is open from 8 a.m. 55 years of age and older with In horticulture, Mrs. Gordon we know that someplace else any dog or cat that has bitten a to 4:30 p.m.. Monday through . an Olympic format of gold, Brisson of Sanford took first anctlw one is ;;Iving birth to person. . Friday. sdver and bronze nx-dallions and second place. She won a for the winners, gold medal For best overall "In some events we had sponsored by the Pilots Club entry, a "pony tail." e won a fewer enW" than we had and open for women only. silver medal for ha" most hoped." said Jark Horner, Seminole County civic clubs blue ribbons. Third place was executive manager of the and organizations undertook Mrs. George Beckhorn. of Greater Sanford Chamber of the sponsorship uf various Sanford. for second most blue COmmerce, which sponsored events in the Golden Age ribbons. the event. "But participation Olympics. Judging in horticulture wa5 overall was good, and the future "It was a community effort, stiff, with national judges LOSGWOOD The new irtually completed, Mrs. downtown Longwood area. is bright. Very bright." and we at Chamber are imposing national standards Seminole alth Lormann said. adding the An award ceremony and grateful The building is nearly twice and "We picked them apart, almost Department's medical clinic, at opening is awaiting dehv-xy to clubs ,, the size ci the old clinic it is dance Saturday night at the organizations whose members literally," uW Mrs. Virginia Wihna and Church SUwts, is and placwkent of fwmisbings, replacing. Built with federal Civic Center concluded the spent countlew houn planning ' Nichols of Sumter County, one sct*Wed to open its doors to for which county com- and county funds, the clinic is week4ong Golden Age Olym- and running events," said Vic of three judges. "We almost patients soon after the ru, st o( missioners are expected to on city land leased to the county picsArnett. Golden Age Olympics looked under every leaf. There the new year, according to accept bids on Tuesday. under a long-term On Friday afternoon it was committee chairman for the were not a lot of entries. but the Project Council Member j ime ArcWtectural plans for the arrangemenL Mae Pawl-son taking final Chamber. ones we judged were of ex- LormanrL chnic were modified to fit in Date for dedication . honors in the pancake race, It was Arnett who brought the cellent overall quality." Cotistruction of the facility is with the historic theme of the ceremonies has not been set, LorTnann John Kimbrough has served as the county project cornmissioner for the clinic, • A medical cli nic built by • people of Longwood jjyj leased to the County Hea!th Depart. 0 - - I - n Okaloosa County public schools. tr ci Judge Winston Arnow, after hearing mug. count) school board and the Okaloosa issued a senicesshould no longer be required in "(JanWs)Ia 'o%ernm _Y I - - T From Monday to Friday, however, Willis comes into conWt with many dogs not as beautiful as those in the shows. yclegabandoneddogs, sickdogs.Andcats.A.ndothers. "ltmonthweckedup145 %%tllis said Toda) factht) Lsn as crowded usually L, We put several t to sleep his nwning" Dogsarekeptfocszxworklng -. --,,- - - ) .. - . - California on Friday and come - A °" - - V,Z_ 10_- - ". PENSACOLA AP) A fed era1 judge, dge,basIng his onon e '-onsUtuUon1ly required separation of church and has bI:eadiflt 1 rdthdofilYPrd - - - ew - -.--. EVIflingHenIOI - - . (Øflf51J I _- - . I~ 1 ! Judge Bans Prayer, Bible I 47 - ReI1fACIWtUCh prOTded IOt1WOUgh tbeSBAb(JLO prondedfezsofaamuchu$I,eooafterpaymer of the first $501. However, the SBA only cancelled $1,000 after payment of the first W,then cancelled ha!f the amo=t between 11.5W and SIA00, the murt said. :; . --- --- !9 Aft er an, what be tter hobby for an animal fç tMn )4 (leg the American Kennel Club' - — . W f_ iO _______ . -- - O .--, T_ ro __________&-9V'1ti I ,- UE— Willis sits in a moded office surrounded b p raphs hIIIiSeU posing beside autuui , - -. - ______ - - - FLORIDA IN BRIEF I : -~ ArümalControlOfficerRalpi - NEW ORLEANS (A?) A federal appeals court has ruled that the Small &isiness Administration did grant enough relief to the vwtims 1 Hurricane Il which ra vaged the GuUCoast in 1965. 'me controversy, still raging in the iotii af ter turbulent winds subsided, centers amnd the forgiveness pro%isions," the 5th U.S. Orcuil Court i Appeals ex - aI Herald Staff Writer the Aw:mal Center rnAtt 1 Zth te j Says Federal Appeal Court -.- = is I J SBA Did Not Give Enough, . - -= I IN BRIEF - -. __tob RaIPh W,iell,ivs L'Okes I Sunday, Nmn Fl. -_ -- :; 1;.--- - - &ai. .i ± ,=— ir_siS,at...#....-. -- . ' : s..=.-j - - = ..-'.'• - S--- -- - - �-.--.-• 4.-Evening ratd Sanford, _Ft. Sunday, Nov. 16,i?7 . 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Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. t(I(1(t(((I( ORANGE 6 A$ JUICE WITH THIS COUPON -rA00D FOR 90C NUOSV $Wtt sLICID .. cou $ GROUND I 99 . DISCOUNT j. W W.DRRAND WITH THIS COUPON GOOD FOR 404 wutw ts UPON C0VPO 00 ?N — . SLICED .•. • •• - -- IV HARVEST FRESH POTATOES 5 LB. POLY BAG I ..=--= �rT 1rniiig HiiII - Sunday, Nov. 16, 1975-6A Around S AYNE ft DOYLE, Publisher U. U RilAB I) IA)NG, Editor WILLIAM I) ('URRIE, Managing Editor BOIIEIITC. MARKEY. Advertising Director ____________________________________________________________ It nw I )liver', tnt Month, $2 40: 6 Month',, i :o. \ i.ir. $2 40 U Mnl lii Fli'raL, une .is tk'me (frlIVer. All ther mail Month, p.70; 6 Months, $l6.; 12 Months, $32.40. 9 ________ . _________ ' - ________ Takes Charge The and 6. The traditional event, which stems from the Renaissance era, highlights two Madrigal Dinners to be staged on the aforementioned dates. Advance reservations for the dinners must be received by Dcc. 1, according to Dr. Edward Ilotaling, FTh choral director who is coordinating things. "This is an opportunity for our students become a part of the history of a most interesting period," Itotaling said. Students will be attired in costumes depicting the era to lend an even more authentic note to the tra(IlUOnal affair. Hotaling described the dinners as "musical happenings with food." Cost (or the dinner is $7.50 per person and checks should be mode out to FTh and sent to th' TheSemnole County t.eagueof Women Voters is currently participating in a two-year study on Juvenile Justk'e and that will be the topic of the Foruiji, Participating in the panel will be Juvenile Judge Virgil Czmkllng; Robert Ritz of the Youth Services Program; John fleichert, dean of students at Seminole Iugh School; Hick Galloway, counselor at the Seminole County Juvenile Detention Center; Sheriff John Polk and Mzrilyn Gordon, director of Youth I'rogragILs Inc., for Seminole County. The public is cordially Invited to attend this forum and to contribute Ideas about what should be done versus what is being done to juveniles in the county who are in some sort of trouble. The forum is scheduled to begin at 8p.m. ____ Clock current condition, I. pudding and Wassail Bowl, plus a variety ot other exotic dishes, strolling musicians, dancers and a the Altamonte Springs Ci.1c Center on Wednesday Nov. 19 that should draw a healthy,crowd. will take a while to assess the impact of the changes President Ford has announced in the personnel of his administration. Uut one thing is clear. The President has taken It 3281u. Be sure to enclose a self-addressed It just so happen.s that this type thing Is on tap at Florida Technological University t FlU) on ç, 5 ____ ___ I is now clearly a Ford administration. Secretary of State Henry Kissinger has lost one of his hats. That's good. Even though it is Kissinger's loyal deputy, I3rent Scowcroft, who t;ikes ovt'r as the Preidt'nt 's No. 1 \Vhite Iloust' ' 5 t ud IN BRIEF J 1 _______ _____ ban .. operate from his State Department office, where the secretary of state belongs. Kissinger will continue to dominate policy- _____________ / NJ e ,A/ AA e ____ ____ . I Iu re ___ ' 2, __ the - ______ . . l'ARIS (AP) - IesIdent Ford arrived . France , -. .• . ..:: predicted may result In an Improved performance In the American economy. -•-• - .ME world. _____ - -- - I 4 .• -- ;:. -- MARRAKEcII, S fl F S!cretarv of Defense James Schlesinger has been an able civil servant of the government in Morocco (AP) - .1• Morocco and Mnu- -- -, president would be to replace Schlesinger. Obviously there was something about the defense became - poverty, and strand even some of the more affluent on Its margin." ____ •,-. , .. 4 ' ,. . the same kind of intellectual arrogance some _____________________ _____________ programs, Is Inadvertently pointing the way toward a new coming of age "a financial bar mitzvah in which young Americans will declare bankruptey at about 25 and thus be (reed of all debts incurred in obtaining their education." Even if this does not become a morally ac- people see in Kissinger. - Schlesinger's relations with Congress and with the President apparently deteriorated recently as a result of the secretary's harshly worded insistence that Pentagon spending not be curtailed in the •A / ________________ __________ ____________ ________________ ___________________ _______________ < Cars need students — those with little or no family under severe criticism, more. we encourage a practice that would be financially Ui-advised even for middle-income Boyd ewis former congressmen who have been close to the and from conversations, is that President Ford, erupted. But only one gunman was killed by security men _________________________________________________________________ __________ long service in Congress. cult to measure the cffeetIv harm people." hunting guns have been 10,4w in that year to 8,081 in ness of gun control laws In reItaly had joined the growing discovered in the Whjt Rus- 1974. during crime, because many club of nations that control slant Republic," Singapore police won't regovernments don't keep statis- guns. From Brazil to France to Gun control proposals before lease homicide figures, but a the CIA and the Defense Department agencies. inidable. j SwzerIad — although your Swiss much light into his shadow operations, has a congressional bacround. As chaimn ( theUnitedStatesintheU,N.,Isa1soapersuasiveto bloc votes of the U.S. critics. Kissinger's desire to propitiate the Russlans. Viewing the manner In which But anyone who thinks he can salely stash Illegal money' in Switzerland can forget It. wascarrjedout—withthe President inFlorida dedication devoted to the eoun's defense, and his spokesman in the first hours not even Mr. Ford has shown he goes all the way with delegates last year when the U.N. Cultural Educational These are among the facts brought out Inanew obligations. But the ackn1edged w was the nearankntey of Kinsman. UNESCO due to American withho1d of more than $fl million in dues. Money, indeed, talks. JACK ANDERSON sa. • A .J WASHINGTON - The helter-skelter Law IEAA is even supporting research In Canada Foote, at a total cost of $99,330. LEA officials Wilson will be paid $4&465. assi us that they will write next rrt LEAA spent $17,l,fl for the work of themselves, Press Intelligence Services Inc., a Washington Loyo!a University in Los Angeles was news clipping service. The firms sends IAEAA t _____ M • assessment. For all that money, the taxpayers ______ ____ ____ I____________ -. :.u';riis and Visual Communications of Arlington, Va., to 11./IA's own experts of the encyclopedia, "there Commission on Criminal Justice Sinndards. therefore, no reason why such a project should receive further support from LIE/IA." I build small • • . . . . ' I ; . p I about it and NACLA ran short of money to help prepare the data, As a result, the "Keeping Track of the Spies" foundation, the ZeIIerba(I1 Family Fund, the project has been sidetracked Most of the Sweet-talked into an operation called "Keeping Track of the Spies" were the bank's . Sanford: - - i,. Bertie M. Kiser Victoria M. Leviti _________________________ Saturday's high 66. Overnight low 37. Curtis Unurke Kerry S. *ti' gins Tracey Wight 'Frederick H. Hentsch, DeBary Jane S. Mauk I)arren I.. Murphy Laura B. Overstreet Julie N. Paulin John K. Polk highs today in the mid 7(is Lows tonight In 11w mid 40s. Northerly winds lOto 15 m.p.h. diminishing tonight and becoming northeasterly. "John J. Tovell, Osteen .. warming trend. Lows Monday extreme north Louise Carter, Deflary central and GOs southeast Henry L. Wagner, Dellary becoming mostly th - , •in 1iII --.- ___ ___ ____ $e'L" Be atching __ ___ __ ____ i '"L.',. merchandise and services sold to the EOOER5O4,p.0 PP,n• )3 WIt's Not Too Lato Kerry S. Wiggins DLSCIIARGF.S ________________ ___________ _____________ _________________________ , , . . . . . . _____________________ _ . . - I , - ': DeBary Evelyn T. West, DeBary and lows mainly in the 60s Wednesday morning. Afternoon Florence 0. Wells, Lake Monroe Daytona Beach tides: high 6:33 aim, 6:49 p.m.; low 12:01 Burgess Johnson, Orlando ' •_. .- . , . . I.— 'I I ' i• . -- - - ,. . - - - _ -. . .. . the Auction. If the Auction Action, call us at (305) 855-3691 you want to get in on -- - - . _______________________________________ ____________ ___________ ..t_ - - , Channel 24 . 2908 W. Oak Ridge Road • Orlando, Thrida 32809 , . S- ________________________ . . I I a . , - . ., .. - -. I ' I ' ••.-:'~:._ tion to its principles arc your assurance of IeSpOn- A l"riitrrnal Life In.quronc,' Stctdy p.m.; low 11 n.m., 11:14 p.m. - I. . one of this fraternal society's leaders. This agent's knowledge of fraternal life insurance and dedica- in the 4 , ._ - • Samuel Gallo, Casselbe ______ reports that the "Spies" project was designed to .. - William L. Hlers __________________________ _______ _____________ sick and needy. a • ding the making and selling of working in some countries. Deltona Junior High School skating party, Melodee Skating Rink,25thStreet,Sanford,5:30 to 7:30 p.m. Sanford: Emma Bacon Frances L. Cain BIRTHS 1r. & trs. Ieon (Sylvia) their ties. As a Resource One spokesman A commune of computer scientists called delciately put It, "These foundations generousl.y "Resource One" convinced the foundations to provided stiirt.up money. By mutual consent we I . _ _ dee. ., . ) (tie main problem for us to curb Koreans or subversIve do. crime," an interior ministry mestic elements to acquire official said. "Arms are used guns," a police spokesman either by gangsters and other said. underworld people who It is difficult to measure (1w I tuis harris Annie M. Jackson A. linebarIer thathscoahsforthearmualrepo,-tswere "for accomplished the job l'xilliantly, but took on an waragain.stClA and the entire job." lie hired outside people to assist additional chore for the left-wing North corporate facilities in Latin Amerir,i , tery strict gun ontrol law and florida Nurses Association Ann's Capri Restaurant. NOVEMBER 14, 1975 ADMISSIONS American Congress on Latin America. WATCH Worn en' s NOV. 18 F1'.JJI II ?tL II ZeIT-Analysis han. Professor Ikrns explained that he knew of I IUIIUIIIIIItUUIUIIIII.IIII.UII Seminole County, noon, Sue- dents." tern is very effective," a govGovernment press reports in ernnlen( official in hong Kong Russia, where handguns are said. "There have been only Fireman's Recreation Hall. County health Building, San. iIøttaway. bought with approval, indicate guns this year and only' one in Charlotte Wheeler, Helen League of Women Voters National Youth Appreciation of Seminole County unit French or at the Western Auto "Something is wrong ii a perIn West Germany, the federal Store. Week awards by Sanford methg, 9:15 a.m., program M)fl can buy a hunting gun and crimneagencysaysit Is difficult ___________________________________________________ not register it," the government to statistically trace the effects planning, First Federal of newspaper Izvestia said in a of a 1973 gun control law. But ________________________________________________________ Seminole, SR 434, Lanood. February article. "In the last IR tho nhlm1'r ni na fcra looseleaf encyclopedia on law enforcement, agency. The service costs about $500 a month. dation and other esteemed philanthropies, No less than 20 "experts" worked the Another $3Z477 went to Nolan and %ite ______ ________ __________ ________ cIrcumstances of time and than they' are about gun thefts hunting. "South Korea has a project display and program by Chorale, A s o e I a ti o n Treasury, from his cabinet. ir I IdyIlwIldcFemen(ary'SchooI Sanford Civic Center. Enter- sale of arms to prevent crime to reveal them. But there are Auxiliary, sponsoring a turkey - - '-'- All The People South Seminole Garden Club Seminole High Seniors, noon ing countries, or by ordinary laws in reducing crime, Ix. SOV. 16 President will ease Secretary of State Henry' — ii I I I U I Who Will Represent chains, slings, bolts and "any volved guns, officials are less theiii in police custody when (rain surgery a week earlier broke apart. Fairfax, Wir.ter Springs. - ____ I to 5 p.m., Saturday and 1 Sybelia Drive, Maitland with Sai Senior CItizens Club, guns in crimes of passion. To either don't compile statistics p.m., Sunday, SR 434 and N. Mrs. Charlotte Trend at 1 p.m. c- dish luncheon, forbid the manufacture and on gunrelated crimes or refuse ordtr, speiit about $20 million looking t is working on a book of interest (na gcntral royalties for 'scholarly works" tmae been collects newrpaper files itself In the mirror, on such rightist atdIence" tentatively entitled "Crime and minimal. A spokesman for Press Intelligence tyrannies as Brazil and Chile, on the CIA and on The money has gone (or reports annual Capital Punishment," The taxpayers are footing Service said its government work was "a private U.S. economic penetration of Latin America, reports, reports with plain covers, report,, with get the royalties, if any. comment. With some coaxing, NACL/t got the Resource fancy covers. Here are a few of them: At Washington's American University, Computer Bank: In an ironic turnabout, the One ('oniputer cienti.sLs to start feeding Dpitc a bort-aucracy of o:re 730 workers, Iii anwhulc, 1J.AA is helping former I).C. Police Bank of America and other hard-nosed NACL/'s files into the LIE/IA apparently can net produce Its own anChief Jerry Wilson write his professional capitalists have unwittingly been financing a machine. second generation data The data would thu.s be instantly neal report without outside help. Four of the memoirs. A generous $163,828 has been set aside computer that spIts out highly critical in. available to anyone NACLA chose. - growing political vIolence and those who get them wIthout ties are severe and it is very armed robberies that had emotional and technical quail- difficult to buy or sell guns." CAL ENDAR same reputation in his long academic career. Despite Richardson's abrupt resignation as Schlesinger, a scholarly giant amid the /t..JJ_ Singapore's law is more cx- use of weapons, primarily for following his third major operation in 11 days, his doctors reported. anJ smugglings. In getting along with all factions in his unlverwhich gravely dilutes the brain power and slty. Edward II. LevI, attorney general, had the iuvv i'uiu 'Jruer S LOSTI 4 'Every day there are more about 500 pounds of explosives, used by those enemies of tally discouraged from owning Schiesinger Is a change with real suhotance will o' thewlap luring the UnitedStates into eyer of Newspaper Enterprise Aisodat1on. I &KKY' WOKLD ..- ! a Hughes? Swiss banking practices functioned to Kissinger being right. And Kissinger seems How ironic If Gerald Ford turns out to have to the left cc the right. All are concifiators. jail him and his wife on charges of fraud as well willing to risk such to get a paper agreement been so avid for an elected presidency that he With these Ford appointments in mind, It would be comforting to believe that the action by the U including one b legislator Ed- qualifications (or hunters, ThaI 80 per cent drop in armed rob. I out of anesthesia after Friday's twour operation to stop hundreds of thousands of dollars in a Swiss ac- of this presidency express puzzlement. Clearly shown he Is ready to venture a dangerous he and the rest of this group of men are UNESCO participation and benefits. In this year's session, UNESCO has reconsidered and voted to I I VOTE FOR Several bills to restrict gun Sweden's law was amended the imposition of martial law, : sales in Brazil are moving fast year to lengthen prison the figure went to 25 per cent." U MADRID, Spain (API — Generalissimo Francisco Winter Springs Volunteer depositing such a small amount. \)3 sabers, daggers, bayonets and scimitars, I lobby, which is credited with Association, shooting and rifle trywide were committed with Reported for the first time blocking government efforts clubs, or the Swedish Central (tie use of firearms," Col. Hey. : now on the outside of government (or Insisting on OVCT NSA, is Kissinger's loyal aide. This is a recently appointed secretary of Health, fnistrate the United States. But American wealth, which is a fact4p in the resentment of _ Popular Democratic party — PPD — did not elaborate, Usbon was the ne of a our siege er Jose , chine guns, and army shotguns chotechnical" exam (or a per- downturn in the number of 1972, when the military began I students whose families or whose anticipated more like Neville Chamberlain, the man with the go junketing around the country, neglecting his Commerce, has no congressional experience. earning capacities can sustain the repayment of umbrella in the classic cartoon of capitulation (U Serious tasks and risking his person. educational oans. ____ But he was successful in elective posts in dictators, The removal of Kissinger's "other hat" as Massachusetis before service as Chief or vice Like Winston Churchill, who warned against head of the National Security Agency is a chief at State, hEW, the Pentagon and as atChamberlain's policy of appeasing Hitler, magician's "hat trick" which fools nobody. Air torney general. Want to join an exclusive club? For as little as ____ ready for what they SOW, They lifted It early Friday only alter he granted their House. — Donald Rumsfeid, nominee (or Defense, an With such a program In operation, Congress seems to see himself as the reincarnation of argues that his sense of public relations in this semblance of cooperation, The voting clout of the new undeveloped nations I) J ( demtraUon planned by the Communists in ust today "could be the prelude to very grave events on a &eretai-y of State Henry Kissinger, who dismissal of Colby with that of Schlesinger deft ability to bring warring factions into some A Potent V'eapon 14 Communist Protest Feared minimal cost to the taxpayer." when he replaces Rogers C.B. Morton as secretary ' U Some governemcnLs say that competent adults. The laws of who do not even possess a gun." • restrictions reduce crime. many nations, however, seek to Y TERRY KIRKPATRiCK 11 fl clamp of martial law Even in the United States, one limit ownership to certain the Philippines in 1972, Associated Press Writer under U of the last nations with largely i:lasses of people or ban it altowhich more than 600,000 guns The day came this past July unrestricted gun ownership, gether. were seized and others licens• for the people of Italy to regis- control legislation is being In Sweden, for instance, per- ed, is credited with a marked • (er their pistols and rifles and exanuried seriously In mission to buy and carry weap. reduction in crimes committed turn in any "arms of war" listcongressional committees de- ons is granted only to those who with weapons there. — John 0. Marsh Jr., former congman peace. Even seven years after that pitiful Central Intelligence Agency is a trivial sidelight. descent to diplomatic depths the stench of ap- Colby had to go eventually, not because of the he says, "would also act to assure the healthy Massacre" at the American defense establish- to Britain, to a top Cabinet post will be welcome ____ grams and ofancesoldoutechoalovak[a(UAdoU Hitler supremacy. Equalization Program." the I _____ cartrIdges, 18 cannons, mortars :S CIA director, George Bush, U.S. liaison of uicer in Peking, should be able to work effectively _________________ with very few exceptions PAYS WHEN IN NEED _____________________________________________________ _________________________________________________ U laws are working in some coun- who can own firearms and how dures but allow ownership for since the imposition of I once stood at the scene where Neille increasing concessions to a Soviet Union which associate, and now a close personal adviser, g of guaranteed student loan :- Prime Example depend on their ability to compromise: stitutions. Ford's White house chief of staff, may well be more effective in defending Pentagon a Ph. (305) 134.7683 or mail this coupon to P.O. Box 733, Maitland. FLa. 32751 Afternoon or later—Saturdays Na ________________________________ Beirut dIstricts. Security officiais said four persons were killed in machine gun exchanges between Qiristlan and Moslem neighborhoods this morning. Seven more were wounded and 40 were abducted. Prominent among his recent choices are where there already exists a considerable tuition A ltalys - He is especially uncomfortable around men wdcd to one solution or to one stand or The burden is particularly severe on Un- Rates $78.00 tO $120.00 per year, written to age O Pursue Gunmen IEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) Mobile security patrois In riwred cars pursued gunmen with "shoot to kill" orders Saturday in a new government effort to halt kidnaping and sniping between Qiristlan and Moslem factions, the public. That Is, Mr. Ford has, when he had a, choice, picked men who can deal with other ITWI1 another career civil servant who owed his primary CARRIER, ANY PLACE IN THE WORLD. ___________________________________________________________________________________________________ . face the prospect of beginning their working (;ifts By Nan at 228 East First Street. On hand for the big event were (from le1t city Commissioner A. A. Me(ianahan, Mayor Lee Moore, co-owners Nellie and C. Boyd Coleman and City Commissioner Gordon Meyer. (Hrrald P)'oto by' Tom Vincent) FOR SANFORD ceptable practice, says Silber, many students budget crisis, MEDICAL REQUIRE SO,6GQ ACCIDENTAL DEATH & DISMEMBERMENT BENEFIT, PAYS DOUBLE IF PASSENGER ON • _________________ Occupation ________________ Age __________________ ________________ decided that he is more comfortable with, and places more turst in the jument of politicians In key post.s, a sharp reversal from the strategy of President Nixon. Mr. Ford seems to prefer politicians of the center. He Is uncomfortable and with dogmatic txtrcaucrats, academicians, philosophers and scientists as makers of policy, or In key posts in . ___________ . -_________________ ___ ______ ___________ satisfactory and socially disruptive _________ - __________________ _______ ________ Government sources In Madrid confirmed a pact had been reached and said that as part of the agreement Spain will continue to share in the territory's rich phosphate deixisil,. Moroccan Premier Ahmed Osman, returning from mwgotlatjons in Madrid, said, "We have been able to overcome all the difficulties in order to preserve the siiflcance of President Ford's Halloween reshuffling may have been lost. It may be that Mr. Ford is moving neither (U the right nor left, but picking his top men for j still remaining on the national old timers don't mind it so scene, much but it's a fact that a lot of Onthlsrecentrallmorning,a today's younger generation eady rain is coining down and don't like to get wet." .i. partition the Spinish Sahara between them when Spain withdjaws (coin the northwest African territory early • of a railroad track gang: one of boys out into the rain," he said the last, unabashed bastions of as he m'rnched a bite of biscuit - _______________ . . ritanla have reached tentative agreement with Spain to House, and inner circle battles among Henry' Kissinger, Donald Rums(eld and James University president John R. Silber, who testified recently before a Senate appropriations subcommittee. .'. -'.. i '--- _______________ Jacque$ Chirac. The two men stepped down onto the redcarpeted tarmac together and inspected an honor guard and then stood at attention as a French military band played the American and French national anthems, ' 4 Compatible proof of this is the fact that defaults on fedetally guaranteed loans to college students now total some million. . • : Saturday for a six-nation economic summit that a top aide ______ grates on some people, especially in Congress, he has the knowledge and the will to adjust American River is tng! ang! Clang! swelling ominously. There's The harsh clang of the break. talk that the men won't work fast bell floats across the pre- today a bit of gosp that is dawn darkness and filters down received with a mixed reaction. a long line of white-sided rail"1 hope not," says a young road cars that actually are flhO• man with a scraggly moustache bile homes on Ilatbeds. "All shoulder-length hair. "I'm right! All right!" a man's voice and sick as a dog." echoes back from a car far down the line. "We're coming." Robert Harris looked up from Thus begins another day in his breakfast and smiled. "It's ,- .. - _____ Fa ()n Scene sco'rrsvlu.E, Va. (Al') the nearby James - Pres I den t Gangs ' Sti II .. __________ - For Economic Summit Talks f ____ ______________ Plan ' Track - _________ ____________ terms what It means to the American consumer," presidential Press Secretary Ron Nessen said, _____ Sunday, Nov. 1, t75-7A ____________________ .. ________ ____ -' _____ must give up his desk in the White House and _________________________________________________ Ford Arrives In France - ________ Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. ___________ Sounds rather interesting, doesn't it? Hill liirrie en t aide in the area of national security, Kissinger that clear. And that too is probably good for p __________ P 1 : _____ J1-.J%- _________________ . power. It __ -.-.-- 1 A good many Sanfordites will be saddened to learn that Robert Roland, who lived on Airport Blvd., until a couple of months ago has been in'.olvcd in a tragic auto accident. Roland, who is a welder, was in a truck in Palatka last Saturday when It was sideswiped by anoft.r truck. Roland's arm was crushed between the two vehicles and doctors had to remove the arm between the elbow and wrist, me 37-year-old Roland was First taken to Putnani Community Hospital in Palatka before being moved to Alachua General Hospital in Gainesville. Roland moved to Archer, Eta., Just about two months ago and was to be there for one year wtle working on a project. Our sympathies go out to RolniI and his family, ho asked that we tell of his tragedy, knowing his N flENUII AVE.. s1srtnw, FLA. 277I Ford r- - ,. - ' ' - • . .• -. S • - w-=-- - -=-- -.- -- �- U — _ -. __ - — - - __ __ __ _ __ - - - - - - _____ ______ __ -- --- --- _______________________ 5 IA-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, Nov. 16, 1975 Fewer Services, Emplo yes _ Financ lal Troubles _ ._ — — DCDTQ 2 STORES OPEN 24HOURSI - iii, Ce', • I IkIW S Loo St Albans Balk) s house "There's a country-like at- '.'tmld have to take two buses to huge metropolis and the small outer boroughs consider their iitosphere," she says. "llonies get to the next librar) branch. special neighborhood herc neighborhoodsspeciaj. They're lawns, gardens, the nice ShefearsvandaismayruintJe each lives - neighbor hoods s. likely to brag about the cor. churches and, of course, the Ii. library if It closes. hurt by the fiscal crisis. She worries ncr delicatessen as about the brary" about wtat will happen to the Empire State Building. The library, threatened with school children and youngsters flY 6.6. LaBELLI. Mrs. Bailey is this way about closing, is two blocks from Mrs. Iron, day ('tTC centers Aseiated Press r1ter _______________________________________ the library. ___________________ 1 I! . F Dimli S MITE - For man) Staten Island has 300,LX*) Ne %orkers their city Is both a Many people who live in the ij U city's money troubles have \ REG 1 70 LIMIT flNO • • • "" . . . . • -- — - ,t 4 ., * ______________ _______ _,• - - - - --. ____ - _____ - - - sb)teafl urch — or S ::••:-: _____ - - - - -• . big holes up the middle as well l ____ 1 ____ ______ _________ ___ SI__ . - •— - . JuCo..Besf Show In Town POLLENEX ' SWEDISH TYLE _________ . .'-.-.-.-..--..-"...".. ---.-. -----,-.,' .___,,_____.—:\ ''_1 41 :.::.: : viUft 16 99 II U. AP 10 ( UP NUC(5 FOR 't RIAUTV 12 I personnel who made the lunch I left in the game. iniUa period Howeil drove ball away into B Bob Laby caught ten of jj yar(Igc up the middle with 45 line, twic to the live, but two E'or the fourth tune in 1e Pritchard's 31 passes for 167 yards on 13 carries, and put the incompletions and an in- than eight mthute Howell half for the drives. West Orange ) o plays - - ' H I K -1 - b - ---- • - - -. - - - .& : / - —"— - OVIEDO — 'nde and op. Hawks ninth this )ear, th2 _____ basketball, and let's face it The best high school I r Al Ui I products, and the visiting teams sport players from ? - RIIl 'II ' Ir— -[---w claim to be avid basketball fans and ignore . Seminole Comm t con ' V 1I 1 ' n A Don't look now1 hut the best show in town this WInter is going to be junior college basketball 1 ' . The advent of JuCo ball is nothing new But . can a solid bloc . . how of a community like Sanford BODY FAN FORCED yards thought the first score never by Howell, West Orange months, mostly unopposed , -' 197001 6: tses for t1ear, even less next), what 'il ill develop is that .S 180 _____ , , '.'.- - Howell's young iha -J _____ the feelings Friday night of ____ _______ ugh a tiebreaker might be th Rub) as he reviewed the just touchdo midway ough the a i ng BEG s2 a I Street station between 7 and , 7 2Oa.m.forexamp1e,wiJJr uR LAMB — I was betwotra1nswith20each Pfling on try4 to stop Seminole playing national Polk, Indian uiver, - said "Here we were losing school, with real seniors old tmoIher 'We ma fl it 9101 IOt1 I - .. . hold on to the ball throughout liazIati scampered for 40. Don Andriano led Howell's 4:14 left in the f ------- - -- I m o -(.1-s know how we keep throwing two interceptions. 145 and 120 yards respectively, Iike 1 loweell had five in- while Ed flmpson added Orlando-Seminole Jai•Mai spreading out from 'II_P• city is also what has made Mrs liruska and her husband — he Hruska daughter ma Ioc cars that carried an average of * ______________ ________________ But he added, "Don't worry, fensive pIa) to Orange's i-alai, I think it will be an entirely different story. i re - has been fumbling all year, and redTherat6p.m.,byvan. Dner goingtobeincreasingly tough." Young at flct Club — St Andrews X _______________ - West Orange fumbled six OmngejncludedJoo1laap4 the end said. "Suburhs are an unreal orId and these kids are going Village Club — St. John's Village — Feen Park — meet 1st cialists, and a librarian. It lost open seven da a week "I said Mikin the other ni ht sittin in the lh eoa 'errace iuuiiouse. iNext year, \itii no '.0 .ew York PubliL IAbrar °n hi - 4'- "Wow, did they give us all we uld hintIk siid Warrior pitfalls created by the former administration, nul!ioflsofo(herNewyork ers plckupatCasselberr)atg 30 Transportationandadmittanceta bra lit.i ng _thlk about ,ot,j g Some of the effects seem allattracUonswlllbe$l200fortheday ForinformatloncallMrs froitithe Bensorthurstsectiono( mall touching oni) certain Rogers 3fl-9148 or Mrs Mary McPherson 323-2848 Brookl)n The schooLs are the esTheCentraphrk L the Hruskas orstsorr) 'ithdrawn its request to pur ...iUi.iS, r-w...iureSSes The Junior high ihere the 13ha.seanotherelandasa mate SaflfordSoniCjt1b rtheonest has itcantafford — 1st and 3rd Tueadays at 12 ,, ry school attended b) the 10South Seminole Senior Citizen Club c'ren 'Muse — meet 1st Thursda) of t'e'lrld have both lost two n B ooiii r used mernin "atJ?ron the Month at 1st Federal Sat, ings & Loan Bldg — 320W Semoran tiass periods a week as an BI'-d — Al • ,.,a1 , econornt, measure. The ele• — meett iu AiIui) O• uie•,.'aOflui $5 to $10 for dults d f '' s to $5 for children an rom, Women Club 8 Oerbrook Drive — Casselberry — at 1 00 pm rilentar) shool also lost SIX or unknown reader _____________ REG. $1 .25 "That'sthekindofexposurel effects of fewer city eniployes Kurzer 831-0044. and feer services are already SENIOR CITIZENS WEEK — DISNEY WORI D ________________ ________________ horses in the race were scratched and the favorites paraded home in 1 2 4 order cancLs to Little I(aly for Italian MG E%t the rest of the country - ia- SprgsC,vic(enter. ______________ The Seminole Turf Club mtt have set a orld record a week ago by posting the first $2 20 trifecta in history One ould almost suspect that the I corn )uter we rn crazy o pruce . i suc an unieyiOOrJflf, paoi general manager Neil Makin, who took over track Women's nub, Overok Drive, Casselbe' at 1:00 p.m. ciers discuss the effect of New \ork's financial woes on the ____________ 1 -- We'%e gota young team, and e'c been called a lot of things, but we hung in there ith West Orange all the nay" I ake Howell caine from betnd to tie the Warriors 21 21 with . minutes left, but two quick touc!owns by the invaders from Winter Garden In the final three minutes sealed e icses 100 CT. - LIMIT ONE and theSan(;ennaroF'isti.al a that library and she is ang' Mtamonte Springs vic Center at 10:a.m. I lying No one asked me but - ______ SUGAR - • i a in iSfl U Season — certs and opera, the free lar to her public library, Mrs. munityFire}jafl, Chuluota6:00p.m,, PotLuckDinner. She is not alone. UI.,,lI,,uf _____ ii ov!I';[)o—Defcat descended — ______________________ upon Lake Howell High school \ ' for the eighth time Friday ,\ night, but left cringing In the W /1\\ 'I 'I face of a moral victory for the _____ I Silver Hawks that promised better things next year. I ________________ "I'm oud of my bays," said ___ By JIM HAYNES VA ____ _ ______ IIUIIII I MU L L i \ cinct houses and alcoholism treatment centers are brim' NOV.20 __________ I It Wasn I A Good Tu brir, haL ill the) hine 4ie asks The Quecasborougi, Piibli I ibrar sj It must dose iir branch to help meet a cutbak of $765 000 in its $14 iiiiliin Mrs Balk) S little town B LU F St IFIFW budget would be, to mans p€ople, not a l.ibrari's are. of cl)urs(', nt little town at all but a big cIty NOV. 17 the only public Iacilitis IeeIin niighborbooj It isSt Albans, GREATER OVIEDO SENIOR CFI I/ENS CLUB - meet at the pinch &hools, cit) hospi at 4 p.m. (Oviedo) Hayn es LiMIT ONE -1 1111 T R I VV love this little town 1!lian BJlle)5ighed andhersfghrt flected the worry an)one might feel oer a threjt to the littlt to that s been home for 22 in the city New York. Thecit) SpopuIdtionu7,895, er -., I ____ __ ________________________ Lake Howell Bows To W. Orange FOR THOSE WHO cAN'T TAKE ASPIRIN! Er" Foiwar To Next Year • EvenlngHed Sanford, Fl Sunday,Nov Y -- E'C 55' Seminole faced Polk Saturday night, comes - ___ - I r V write and peorm thei own Dr. to pay teachers to guide them and those teachers who %olunteeredtotelparenowun times a week now hae only two too late She also told me that it ho Ii lNt)0 OR LAM 86 SIRRATLDSLAD( PIMOVARLI MOTOR TFCkN(5S ,.,.,, bee %llfl Ls b d' week is Saturday night at Cocoa agairt Brevard. . S MattSondlll (101 brings down a West reputed to have two of the best teams in the state -' - Ue a flight of Silverflawb come over to help. Even though AA,iirL, flrairt T,- ') 7 IVflJI fl L.'I IJ1J) 1 1 I 88 PAK nge ball caer Iuittl thea1 has pla)ed its loss was the (Continued On Page B) I - IP ' ___ High School football team, one might wonder hat '' shelved ang with plans for a doctors ought to let us puff m or is that just another QflIOt fortunat th t • b )11 t I the 0 11* - -' game, and 3) the level of football in the area as one of the worst seasons th the damage for Jones After up his second fumble and fourth quarter _____________________ talking stage for decades, and is talking about She probably eas C y as you get 0 r know thechlldren !t'squitean COLGPII ark aborts u to t I h 1001 I?tdh not all time, and a heavy flOker flein to effect m wre Can wefghtcontrolleath to reated lookforwardfoseveralvearsof r SC,,w,S are not asue5irauae to \ew oers tune before his Jun25 Qet back stretching of u SAm Wius teachers as largely mIIeciass The h d d I be still numerous pleasures 0th- person with evidence of lung snap back and Just sags there and without much tirnt what New Yorker magazine L3fromIossoImusc!ema,In writer E B White called the The picture is entirel dii those areas How do )OU cIa) tobelaidoffbutnotcnougt,to at the Schools the) want city's queer prizes the gift ferent for heart and cois present this' Do some exer are moved in ' of loneliness and the gift of disease Statistics show that as rises that put the muscles under iow 19 i U LIMIT TWO P'-' MIXED Haitians and Spanish bilingual .. REG Now don t pay any attention to protett your txxh In Quens that although Man- negative iron, At I'5fj wtrt 1r t'talt call5 itself the ntion c k"jrth Radio Cit Station New York fi - -: i•o BLADES I I 1 I thd. The flron ;d. 14 nhoo ;uH —[ - -- i .! - - - - DE:\R L1 il) - mil look 10 years older, do not "Iundersthndmorecotswjllbe niok. made." ' - a '1 - - - •' - - '• - ' . S j ------------- \j-- * I -' _r== • * - -- - -. - ___ -- - -- - * I I I 1r _____T3 -.- ---------- -' ' d coach Bill Klein corn given up all year and I am TMRU WEDNESDAY I ____ ' ( s_--- - - - -.=i: - - -----fl- - - - I Pf Y"t I - - I ______________________________ Friday as Jones halfback Gregory Brown stole to simultaneously Look over their shoulders - 1 1jman, embarrassed to the tune of , net,er did rlly geta good look at wn Only - - - -_____________ ' The visitors WC schele (or that matter, "Only Lake Holl came - - ----- - - - -' -, - - - -: . swi, Just like the book says He caught up with senior was easier on paper than on the field. On Later to waltz into the end zone. ___ - ___________________ __ - Vees It didn I work that way on ________________ gettheGreyhoundsrog He ran weUenoh, but Jones' dense woWdn't eW much running field rving hot choLate at the coesaion stand ft to The drive took 4:19, with CnnUnu L)n Page B) - -a -- • - - - IE5 - - '' - • - 'I - - -- - - - - - - - -' * - _- -•-' I ynwn safety Al Staniey took his angle of pur - Jones 20 That went to the 15, befo a series of unidentified teammate (Hersid PhoIo by Don 'ineent) Icture Brown hitting a qck opener up t He had seeral cnehing ck1es in the eeUngs to Burkhart twice in the first haif and TD. __________ t1uddle,withtheImanhiddleijflebackerbeiflg —Jim Haynrs ____ -'-- -- __ ________________ . - -- - - ________ _______ "But if Apopka has looked at all year Our defensive line is ____ -- I i%i — 1 - playedthisyear Thcy iumetwo in for a touti esening runnihg backs that will stand up Klein's words proved to be DAILY : /t I ------=---*---- - I close to us in average size and ,----- "Don't be misled by their , ---- I- Actually, the I yman scouting report was desperation dive only knocked Brown of! ;. _- - , t hold on to this Jone* speedster Johnny Dawson couldn -u-- OVILDO Just before 11iy mitight lx4tt us on Friday night's Homecoming power but they will net,er beat ' U ' ________________ ' Whø WitS that guy" ' seemed to be the Liken out on a thrusting block The outside iiy' LOUIS SAI'SI.S A i _ '. - -, • == - _1_ _______________ ____ -- - -- '.. mailing, e "iiut most of all, they are big the bigger and stronger Blue c'ln1 I The second half found I man were accomplished through — .=,i$'CIi? ________ — _______ WITH COUPON THRU 11 / 19 •1 ro. ,e i I — INTENSIVE CARE \ 1' be consideredt'a bowl game for touchdown Bob Rurkhart's temperature, closeto 40, and its blocking, Buchalter's was •L,1 •t ' L LI . tyman' een U i I flII aj. ' UL puniIlaupuijonesmuic&ea I.' i irs wo poesons 'F', a 5.4 ran ee mu,•I, OiisuOwn s F a i I game on u I S anu ius1Cu re1ar wC 'it, C, a h ute onganer pu, pins h na 1k e , .. C11 .L A f-oOUj !-uOu,su ' make it a ponent in next I rida 's bonus offensive pin) of the second A L. VACi I area for corn. shoffling of teachers was Fiaffth to rtett your lace ' DACY! Wi FIJIL VTI4A -_ - Inpul Go ahead and suntan Is skin damage to those specially trained teachers anl ite to me in care of this find sh an / - tsbutoneoffie boroughs ut Ioo much yunger on the trained people are gone make up the cU It Isn't ecen send 50 cents for The Health parts of the body protected her 13 y irild n rot a 0cc ens1 has that hoor On a u r o K 12 OZ UUIi BII&i natives like Mrs Bailey But n pr J WAy Third don't be a sun wor school an Italian bilingual pr hi p xi r Sum Is str shn s i'rtrn nr fth+ f tot' t oar Jamesflarronstoppiuganother grabbing air — t fluxi MOLDED POtY PLASTIC i 1 1T1j IULi - A V the first play —. DELUXE 32 QT ui ( AS If { Lrowded and picturesque gers demolished Lyman I1oever, Jones has so much talent on a third place I I II • I 1 atiiaeilcs ah) 1 is no on'y i ciuu ia1 tO uegratie in genera1 j ar2-8 changetheslatelo3-7 ' -. ' Despite the garbage, the significantly iznproe your Uut use arm and leg muscles posed to be bilingual das.se.s higheriare5,thef.ofj outlook In avoiding these afldyourbodyweight,or,mryou havenoblltngualtcacher Tht th4. cth s Lxcltenwnt r rn ifoc probknis c0 if , OJ rI(trl10r1 s hook hate both want to mo to am LUCL think of as New York: Manhat- a heart attach or dropping dead weights or machines that Iok at Jones The I I I -- ASSTD 7OMIfl I. -,-.,. I * - - so had at all True, only a handful of teams have whose two sons attend school on •' - - - - - - - -- - • a - - - ____ - _IJT = :------- ----- - - - -: - ,, .- -- *zz --:i- -=--- • .- . •. - * - -- -=--= -\ - - - - _-. - ='— - - - - -- - a - - -=-- -; __ - - -----=--- - -_--== '----'•- - - I ---1 - r"— I. — �-- ---.. -'- -:''''' .-.-.-....----,..----.----- - , ' ' . ,.__ . - l 25-Evenlng Hera d, Sanfo rd, FL Sunday, Nov. 16, --- ' --- 1973 c Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Cards, Sunday, Nov. 16, 1973-30 SCOREBOARD -- Prep Football AINInta Tcvn! 1, California Cf 7 By The Associat p, Eustis I. Clermont o Si CIouJ 22, Mount Dora Ii Plaid City 21. Brandon Lkekr,d Kathleen 3L t.i wale, 17 Auburndale 12, Barlow 14 tanes City ii. set o Tarvipa 1110 25. Tampa Hilli borough 14 Tampa Jfrjor, $, Bay Teo I Wauchula Hard" 13, Palmet ECOND Ci, Pace, Mile: 3 Mut.ny K 11. (J Hysill) S I. 7 Saturdays Games Borny Flash (Kauvier) 77. I. No No New York Rangers at Mn Ma (Dennis? 101; 1. ldaPo Lyr ________________________ ' 111110111ii-4T__ __ _______________ _____ ________ _____ ______ ____________ Kansas City at Boston ridges) Ocala Vanguard 20. Gain. esvllle East Side S Largo 31. Dunedin 6 Clearwater IS. Dixie HOflini 6 California at Buffalo FOURTH _________________________ _ Battle fly THE ASSOCIATED PRESS comes down When the on Football Le-ague game in St. ther the Cardinals or the WashIngion Redskins will own first the ence East. " perfect Cards Coach Don Coryell. "If curtains." He whereof he speaks. Last month, In a Monday night collision Washington, the the ba ll Cards five The 27-17 ry by the Redskins. In that game, of course, Billy Khmer was calling the signals for the Redskins. This time, though, he's out of business, the result of a partially separated hnu!der sl.LsI4uned last Sunday York. Sunday 's National Louis, el. . . 1 • We 've got to play a nearly WHA Byrd (Blood) 31; 3 Quens First W I T Pit OF GA Lacy (D'rianlk) S I; I Brockport Canadian Division Tarpon Springs 16. Dade City Boy (Udell) 7.2; 1 Sharon Oh (No 1 7 5 0 21 73 57 Driver) I 1. 6. Speedy Tracer Pasco o Winnipeg 9 1 0 II 53 23 (Seldr) 92: 7. Slyer Gb Seminole 70, Noflast (T. 7 $ 2 14 65 67 Taylor) 6 1. 1. Dons Ann Raider Bradenton Manatee 42, Gibbs Edmonton IT. Calgary 7 6 I 13 47 43 Crank) 10 1. Toronto 7 9 1 S 4) 52 Zephyr HillS 23, Cleirwater FIFTH Mile, Pace, Claiming East Division Central Catholic 7 41,000 1 Egyptian Wind (Hobbs) S. Cind Bradenton Baythore 2). St. I 1 3 1$ 45 15 1;7.Howards Chief (Howard)1 3. N.Englani 7 6 i is 41 43 camden Bonnie (Bourgeois) Petersburg Catholic I) $1; A . Cleveland Sarasota 37. Lakewood S S 1 it 33 Tainya Patch (C. Miller) 10); 5 Norm Fort Myer 16. Boca tndapol I S 0 $ 11 41 Foolish Lad (Blood) Si; 6. Sa n , West Division C ega 7 Doll (Ray) 72; 7. Scottys Ambitio n Houst Inverness Citrus 7. New Port I 3 0 16 17 46 (Kurt:worgh) 31. 4. Miss Bernard Phoenix 6 Richey Gulf 4 I U 12 43 40 ston (Proyt) 92. Minn. S 6 1 11 39 II Brooksville Hern,an SIXTH 2$. C-s. Pace, Mile: 1. Lone S.D.ego I S 7 10 3$ 3$ Ranger Kurtzworlh) Hudso' II 72; 2. Timely 42 Denver 3 a i Bus. ell South Sumter 47 Marie (No Driver) 6 I; 3 Mighty Wednesday's Game La nd o Iaks 7 Senator (S Clarl 97. 1 Lax $.' game, " .*0 , 14 says we don't, it 's ,- - e4 . ]w %l - t'..J - . : 1 ~ - in 0 A gave -. 4 I - tharness raring action at Seminole Turf Club. The track ends Its season Monday night. times. _%, TurF Club Plans Big Closer (Ass1r1.I:H}v 11, knows 4 1 _34. .I Here's a simple of the 04 a "N6 j . - a away result: a 1cto- Monday and (;i!Iltore Chief. They will be field of eight to contest the mile Peter Bloo d; Impulse with night is closing night at honored in special ceremcnies and a half distance which is two reinsman Art Wilsey Jr. Ocala It turned out Wt Kilmer's ill Seminole Turf Club. Several and presented with individual trips around this oval with the Miami Beach 0 Penny will be driven by Art absence all that dam. special planned as retirement certificates, NorThwest Christian 12. West. SEVENTH - C•7. Pace. Mile: 1 race starting the finish line Kucia; Mario will have Charlie aging-at least not the wood 0 Dan Way IS Regur) 1; 7. Slick this Central Florida harness directly in front Gulli%vr 46. Inferarriffican 0 the grand. Clark driving and Devils Giants. Randy Johnson came Bullet fFilipelli) 5 1; 3. Erwxigh racing plant winds up the A 10-race program is stand in full view of the crowd. Advocate will be handled Toronto at Phoenix Miami Central 17. Hileah 0 Time (Rau) 6 1: 1. Van Dale Byrd second half by on to direct a pair of fourth103 day season. scheduled for closing night with Gainesville 20. x Daytona insley 3 1; S. Squad Birdie (No regular driver Frank Rusin. quarter touchdown drives Reach Mainland 4 Five horses racing here will some of the finest fields to race Driver) 77: 6. Ocala Byby Freight The eight trotters entered Mario and Devils Advocate which carried the 'Skins to a 21Palatka retire South 21. Spruce (Bridge,) S I; 7. Stars Hostess Monday here this fall ready to provide are: Lee E)TC Pro Basketball Creek 11 (Hobbs) 10 I. S Senators Tina with Ted Rau were assigned post positions 7 13 victory. So Coryell figures DeLand 26. Lake Brantley ° night having completed their exciting action. The ninth race driving; First Affair handled by and respectively in the Open Washington's loss of Kilmer 101 NBA Fiagler Palm Coast 21. Key. EIGHTH fourteenth year. The fire in. will be the longest race of the Dick Kurtzworth; Mud Pop Trot Handicap. C.3, Pace, Mlii: Eastern Conference isn't necessarily St. Louis' gain. stone Heights Andy Canuck (No Driver) $ 1. 7. dude: Arabian Way, Cold Wyn, season. Racing Secretary with Bea Provost in the sulky; Atlantic Division Lake Butler 32. Crescent Cit y Don Brewster, Fred die Adios "Doc" Narotaky has lined up a Little "1 watched him warm up last IP) Great Value (Vandervort) . W 1 PCI. 0 be driven by GB Phantom OLynch (Bailey) I 1; Post Buffalo Is 7:45. game," the Cards' coach said of 7 3 700Marlarina 47. Perry II Adis Mistey (kurtzwoflh) 7.7 S Philphia 6 4 Joh ns on. "He has a great arm Merritt Island 44, Titusville 0 Conestoga (Bercznak) 41. Boston Cocoa 11. MC(bo.rr,e 12 O:aia Bonny (P and he's done extremely well P'cIy)$ I: 7, Boi P4ev, Yor k T,ty'svifle Astronaut 77, SatelAffair (Kirn(eyJ 5 1. 5 Drift Fither this year been in Central Divisi on lie 0 (Gall) 41. Washington 6 3 667 the ball game." Vero Beach 35. NINTH - C.t. Pace, Mile: 1 Gallie 6 Atlanta 6 3 667 Krs5mrn 14, Cocoa Dottie Knox (NicholU 3 I; 2. Frank If the Redskins do win, they'll Beach 6 NOrleans 6 $ .545 Tallahassee Leon 42, Ellis IT Crank) 51;). Tinyi Time Choc the Cardinals' twoHOjton 3S fawhaticheir 23 Bomb (C. Clark) 10 1; 1 Snip Adios Cleveland 3 7 300 4 game sweep of Washington a Pace 11. Century 7 (Gall) 61; S. C(ayPiaven Pioneer Western Conference Milton 42. Crestview 6 year ago. The teams wound up (Spriggs) 6 Silky Squire South Dade 11. Miami Beach Detroit Midwest Division (Hendricki) 92; 7. M.ables Queen tied at the end of the 1974 0 (E. Taylor) $ 1. I flr.i n.,s.-. Tr1 - . V42t'fl, Vdi.11 WIUI U IV'i record. iiva I-few weess a t eks Clewiston U. Foil Myers K.0 (Sirk) 12 th e man was a sui ble 3 ta S .373 1 01)But Bishop Vu-oh 19 St. Louis TENTH - Mile. Pace. Claiming OrLindo's Pete Ashlock will be 7 300 2 Poflent. Punta Gorda Charlotte it, Chicago $4,000 1 promoting several triumphs gave Tics (Kurt:worth) 92; very the Cards the 1111Pacific Division Fort Myers Ri,ecdaie 1$. Ovt Potentate Pick (Udell) 4-1; 3 portant bouts when he has G State Trampler's poor judgement NFC East title and relegated 7 775 Fort Myers Cypru Lakes H3roto.gy (Mantegna) $ 1; 1 ' L.A caused more harm than good, the Redskins to "wild-card" I S .615 I St. Petersburg High 2$ Beautiful Waverly (E. Taylor) 10-1; Termite Watkins take on Juan Phoenix 1 1 .500 because many people said af te r sta tus. Not that it really Mat. Fort Mt,rs HIuPi I. Arcadia Hidalgo in Miami, Jodi(- _ OtO rtland 3 3 500 22 5 General Joe (Sheet) 3 1, 4 J M 0. Osft the "That it was" a tered that Mark (Blood) 5 L 7. Joan Stanton Ballard Seattle tackle George Bo th teams S 5 315 4 is A.&,, sr..i....., .. - maj -. Jones If Friday's Resutti or ones iney nave many were knocked out Foreman in New York and of ( lrainard 72 PhIladelph ia 119, Bos ton more like it t hey wi ll never see ilaptes 21. Naples Lely 19 Victor "Taco" Perez e first round. th defeat Obed, is a its Atlanta th at be a ble Washington e to meet Ross In a me here again." Defray Reach Atlantic 36, 'This Is a first-place game, a against Edgar Ross, at the has to be settled in the ring. Su"SIO III, Milwaukee 91 viera Beach Suncoast 6 scheduled six rounder. Los A ng eles III. Phoenix 107 Orlando Sports The end of the mismatch championship game.- says ,-. Stadium. But one pahoket 42. thing is definite-right West Palm ATORLANDO.SEMINOLE Portland 93. Chicago $9 llan fell to the Washington Coach George Al'rach North Shore C Trampler tried, without Calm? when A But even with these crucial now the best match Pete FRIDAY $eam, 100, Cleveland 97, OT Fort Pierce Central 21. Palm NIGHT RESULTS the rest of the day to floor in the first round, without len, looking forward to this tie. contests still yet to be fought, Ashlock can make for Saturday's Gam*s C1e&ch Gardesn 3 FIRST I Negui Alt>erdi (4). Ashlock should be hot on the his fighters is a return bout for get tut opponent for'11* Dog." being hit and had to be carried breaker. A Boston at Buffalo tie game, of course, West Palm Beath Cardinal Urza 1120, 160; 2. Larri Beitla Atlanta at out of the ring, New York trail of another bout between Gene Wells with Elisha Obed Finally, in desperation N ewman 24. Jupi? would leave 77 1710. both teams dead. 440; 3 fri Len): (2) 3-60; 0 Washington at Philadelphia La ter, it was announced Allan lock.j, again. "It's nice to play Boca Raton 77, Martin Cows (3 4) $57 10; Gene Wells and the newly for the world championship. agreed to use someone named New Orleans at Houston ty had suffered an asthma attac k . in these big games." SECOND - 1. Barre Lenul i, a-owned junior middleweight MiIwauk a, Detroit Mphoro Allan In place Lake Worth 70, Lake Worth 1440. 9-40. 1 10; 2 Eddy Beitia ) _____ sa s City at Golden State Kan What was a fighter doIng In the Mackin. champion, Elisha Obed. Leonard There are several other big $70. 100; 3. Ect'tanoYza (5). 340 Cleveland at Portland lly wi th a man li ke games ring, especia West Palm Bach Twin 0: Obed finally caught up with 810. this weekend, too. On ; P: (12). 8177.30; ft 2) 60 Today'sGam,, Sometimes Sports Stadium Ross Is scheduled to fight for Ross, if he had asthma? Lakes 13, Wes t Palm Beach BQ: (3-I All)) 4166.40; (34 All 2), New York a? Atlanta Sunday's schedule Dallas at Miguel de Oliveira in the 11th matchmaker Bruce Trampler the Southern Junior mid. Forest Hill 7 Sail 2 Chicago at Los Angeles Thank God, he didn't have a New Englaid, Kansas City at Oke,thobe. II, Avon Park 0 THIRD 1. Larri Alberdi (6) round of their Nov. 11 chain, tries too hard to please the fans dieweight crown and he has a bad he.art. He could have been Pittsburgh, Miami at Houston Golden State at Seattle Chipley 30, Graceville 7 13.00,770,370;? EcharioBejlsa pionship bout In Paris to win the and in doing so causes more record 24-1-1. killed! 540, 210: ] tca Ara" (1), 100; ABA coveted title. Minnesota New Orleans, Los harm than good. It has been reported to me, 1761. 437Q, p (62). 8107o. East Division Please Trampler, the next Angeles The was Obed's 63rd Atlanta, Cleveland FOURTH W L Pd. OS Alava Ehorza (1). Takethclastshowasaprmre Al1anwasmakngt1jpdet time you are stuck for an opth loss and Oakland, Denver 1240, Kentucky National Conference San 36, 2. Arecha.Benqoa 7 7 his example (the one headlined by and It was rumore N.Y. 500, I. Negu) Sanch (astern Division 4 1 victims was Wells, when Gene Perez' successful defense his he stepped Into e dr that when ponent, don't take just anybody. Diego, Green Bay I"i DetroIt, th ing against If the man Isn't a proven Philadelphia 500. 0. (II). $4400. P: Sl.Loul W.. L. .T. Pc?. PP tI 7 $ j ) journeyed 6 i o .150 21, 103 VIrglinla S201.90; DD; (4 11, $13s 30 Miami last July Southern title with a five round Ross, it wa the first time he fighter, Just announce that no Giants, Chicago the New York Wash San Fran, FIFTH - 1. Bilbao.Mencpia (1) and was stopped in the rifth knockout of Tormy Ellis.) West Division S.Louia 6 2 0 .740 196 171 ever had a pair of gloves on. opponent could be found. Tbe cisco and the New York Jets at 640,6.40,4.70,7. Celaya Miguel (1). round. Dallas S 2 S 3 0 .425 196 155 Denver The day of the fight, Edgar 7.40. 1.00; 3. Manoo.Ramon ci). Trampler should never have fans will not only understand, Baltimore. On Monday night, NY Gnts 7 3 S 0 .373 133 141 San *nt. 1 Since that time Wells has Ross' opponent, Indiana 460; 0 (17) 51700; P: (I Phil 1 7 0 .123 132 1S9 6 3 .467 1t Mackin, accepted anyone for a bomber they will be happier In the long Buffalo vicits Cincinnati. sensational win informed Trampler he wouldn't like Ross Utah SIXTH - 1. Arecha Sanchez (3) been Central Di vision 2 $ 200 4 withcut finding out If run. Minn. Friday's Games 1$.20.600.1.0O;7,Alava Echave(1). streak that saw him gain 1 00 Cowboys are a game out 4 "5.40. 5.40. SllbS0Javi (I), 4.60; 0: knockouts over Sammy 'Kid" St LOui 106. Virginia 102, OT S 3 0 -62$ 160 10 of first behind Washington and (I 3) 43040; P: (3 1 ) $131 70 Denver Ill, Kentucky in Chic, 2 0 250 81 715 Barr, John Pinner (for the St. Louts in the NFC East. DalIndiana SEVENTH 127, Utah 1)9 G.ftay 1 Uria Y:a (6), 1 7 0 .175 114 192 15.00. 150. 5 00 ; 7. IcaOkoki (1) Southern title) and Mike la.sI,s trying to rebound from Saturday's Game Western Division 610, 1 20, 3 AldanaBeitia (I). 3.10; i Now York at San Antonio L.A. Morgan. 6 2 0 ., case of fumblitis It suffered last Today's Games 0(46)539.70; P: (61) $9140. S. Fr. 3 $ 0 .375146166 In his latest outing, Wells Monday night, EIGHTH - I. Mano$oA:pI (3), it coughed lndar.a at St. Louis N _ Off. ao 7.70. 540, 370; 7. Chucho Ramon soundly th as the current All. the ball five times and 3 6 0 .750 .. (I), 360, 1 20; 3. M.aruri Ally (6), U ni ted States Champion, Mike American Confu-utea helped Kansas City post a (11)132.70. P131)410320 Eastern Division Baker and Is ranked No. 6 by victory. The Patriots may have NINTH - 1. ArpI (4). 9, 150. W.. L .T. Pts. PP PA Ring Magazine for Obed's 3 0,0; Jim OIIbao (3), Miami 1.00, Plunkett back In action NEW 270 3 7 1 0 .473 219 11$ YORK (AP) "I sent "I saw his head turn. He was said Clark, who has a 42-5 Mano lo 11 170 0 (4 5) 43540 p crown, sun. S 3 0 .623 231 197 quarterback, the second time him back SEMINOLE TURF CLUB the salt mines," ready to go," said Clark. "I just record. "I (4 5) 5133 50. salt 1 1 0 .500 211 191 finish this year he's returni FRIDAY ng from 1 am certain that Obed's muttered Jimmy Clark, shak. had to keep punching until him." TENTH I. N. Erig Sanfi (6), 750, 1, 3 $ 0 373 126 1*1 40 NIGHT RESULTS 560; 2 Attu (1), 7.00640; 3. Mencha manager, Mike Dundee, would ing his head back and forth as something happened." NY Jets shoulder separation woes. 2 1 0 .250 159 711 II). 320; 8 fit 6) 43950; P: 16 4 1 Central Dlviiien accept a title defense with though he still couldn't believe But Vysotsky, blood streamFIRST - 1 Maron Sleek (N The S(eelers can take at least 1167.10, (46). $18 80. Pitt. 7 1 0 $75 234 102 Crank (3) 3.70, 3.00. Vysotsky answered the bell to in down both sides Wells, especially if Ashlock it. 220; Curt 2. temporary lead In the AmenELEVENTH his face, Cunn. 1. Maoijr ]OD; 7 I 0 .175 10 114 Jubilee (5) 3.60, 2.40;), Burns Guy could the pot with a lot (3), 13.30, Sao. "Rack to the salt mines," he the third round with a cut be- already was finished The ref. can Conference's Central DlviPIous 3. Oguiza 4 7 0 .740 170 103 (3) 7.20; (7(34) $11.00; T 2:11.2. Miguel (I), 7.00 3.60; 3. side his right eye-they were cree said no more for the Rus- zion by knocking of green cabbage. C1eve. ha 0 $ 0 000 22 229 said. SECOND - 1. Metrohina Ripper off the Chiefs Zarre (11,340; K (13),83310 P: (3 Western D*visien Dundee will be looking for a (M. Bridges) (3) 11 ) 7% 5.00, 350; 2 Clark, a 20.year.old Golden even now. sian be ar. since Cincinnati, the other first. 1), 197 70 Oak. 6 7 0 .750 203 $71 Rkhjand Dear(1) 6.20, 350; 3. TWELFTH-1. MarurlMyer,a title defense for Obed in Miami Gloves boxing champion from place shareholder, goes Mon. The crowd of 10,016 cha nted: (4). 7I.A 1000. 2jo. 7. BilbaoAffu early noxt year, and Wells fits only other Denver 3 3 0 373 las 201 127.40, T 0 ? 4) that stir day night against the fading Coatesville, Pa.. had just -j4 n, my, j 115970, DO (37) (1), 10 00,3,10; 3. FerminMencha y! " And Clark red S. Diego the bill owd li 0 1 0 .000 50 94 12500. T 7:10 1. He is ranked, scored Mondays Remit third-round responded. lie hit Vysot.ky Gerald Cooncy's first-round THIRD - 1. Western Champ (P. 43470 80. (I) 1 1 4)171)40 Kanias City 31. Dallas 31 80od) ($1160. 240. 7.20; 7 Tinys Out u'vef Igor with a right-left-right com. TKO over Nikolal Aksyonov. of the playoff To4ays Games transportation is not a big Vysotaky, the world's top-rank- bination, and the stalky Has. Cooney, chase early, are 4. Miss Bissell (3) 360, 750; 3 Robins Los Angeles of Atlants 19 the youngest 4 and hanging In there, Problem.him, Most all. Obed heavyweight amateur boxer. sian reeled into the comer, up- American on the tcain, was a games back of Oakland in th Gonen Boy at Detroit '7 I 371 stopped andofDundee has just ed Clark's victory capped Dallas 31 New England e right, defenseless, FOURTH - 1 Bannas Baby (R PhUadelphba at New York Gi be certain he can do it again inspired aggressive effort by 10 local favorite from Huntington, AFC West Neely) (1) 1.40, 350, 260; 2. Lee Buffalo, ants trouble. Clark ended it there with a N.Y., Ayre (1)1 00.7.40:3. M(RC4*rtS U.S. boxers, who defeated a Long Island. As the meanwhile, figured to stay eye. Kansas City at Pittsburgh Gene isexcited about the idea 370; Q (17)5)5 40; T (Il 5) 4162 20. Russian resounding right. Vysotsky, crowd roared, "Come oflGerry ball--to-eyeball with Miami in New York Jets at Bittimore T 3:c97 for be feels that the who has never been knocked Come Miami at Houston Gerry," Cooney the East but b,a,lost three ofith 6-4 10-bout FIFTH - I Green River Damn I down, was forced to take a bludgeoned Aksyonov with both DELAND-Crunching footaround the story will have a heavyweight card Friday nigh Minnesota at New Orleans last four gamies to fall two tw. Lewis (6) 10.40, 7.. 150; 2. Cleveland •t OaIiI..ao sts fi standing eight count. Dee Dum Greer (U 12.3.0. 5,20; 3. ball by DeLand High School's different ending. until he fell in the games behind the Do lphins. Garden Washiwon at St. Louit pelled 26.0 defeat for iron city Nancy tit 34o; o (go) "I went into that first I It was the first I. V Denver at San Dego Y "I was waiting for the referee 145*0. T (611) $71150; T 7 Lake Brantley Friday night. The count was five bouts for sick. I had the flu and shouldn't had been be Chicago at San Fraqic sc o Chicago de SIXTH - I. Joshua (R. Stongi (3) lead and, the same time, the Soto count and then I was t Th e loss was not unexpected; have even been fight he Niv, $7 ing but I viet Union, United States and four for put a further damper on 400. 250, 400: 7 Mindy Nib t, going to leap right on Buffalo af Cincinnati. fl hi m," the Soviet Union, 420,- 3 Heather Chance (SI 9 a), Q DeLand had two took the bout because I was told As expected, It began as a tnn's playoff asfliratlonc d-'Ali*.4 k.....L. - . .. Palmetto M, Glace% Central 0 Carol City 1 .4. NorThwqj?rn $ Miami PIorind 2$, North NEW YORK (AP) - The New York Knicks of the National Basketball Association announced that veteran guard Walt Frazier Is suffering from a mild case of tenU(JIUUS Ill DOU knees, However, the club said that th e condition was not serious and Frazier would play in tonight's borne game against the Atlanta Hawks. But the Knicks added that the doctor who examin ed Frazier on Friday recommend ed that th e perennial All Star under ta ke an exerc ise program to streng th en the knees. Frazier had complain ed of his legs feeling weak recently and the problem was affecting his play. National Confer. place in (EL Taylor) 6 1. S. Truan Honor (Lupo) I I. 6 Ocala Eagle (Bridges) 31;?. Dukes Mose (Crossin) 101;4 Mr Peepe (Ha yes) i, - ill Suffolk Grants Race Requests - Howe To Be Honored Zink Wins Skate Championsh ip Ashlock A Busy Promoter MARIETTA, Ga. (API - Tim 7ink of Charleston, W. Va., won th e se nior men's title Friday ni ght In the Sou th A tl an tic Regional Champioftships of the U.S. Fig ur e Sk ating Association. " _ w those two fight .,. .. J go up 97. much. .i:...............__ W3f,[dcVaflU offs in question Jai Alai anyone of success P (34) 871630 - it's of o Pro Football at victory at - 1. wi 540. rn out a at one of at 5.40, at of to at at - 1 Jim on a $ 0 9 1 . Russian Heavywe ght TKO'd By U.S. Boxer 6 - r Harness Racing 60 hed :0: 2. when up at - to wanted to 00 a of sweeten , bout to a tee. a surprise, Brantley at two to an race. Crunched without much on more experienced next time team on in a corner, atMadisonSquare aten outsi in fact. ii 4. '.' . .. ...- - eight, ern at - ____ ____ ' it's at or ev Raiders F l)ivison leading Cincinnati Stingers. Howe will be honored for his accomplishmen ts In 27 years of professional hockey. Playing alongside his two tns, Marty and Mark, Gordie hIoe also is president of the WIIA Act-os. any time he 's e r .. ' -. . .• - ' not _____ between 4 avenge •l,, 1 _____ - time 5.1; _- II) hAL. BOCK N.Y. Jets 28, Baltimore 24 AP Sports Writer U pset Special. It was about Th e figures under the roster th is time last year that th e Jets U column la be l ed "Age" te ll us resurrected themselves and V __ that the Washington Redskins won six straight games. The . are obviously too old to be run-coaches tell you th is year's -/ ning around on football fields, team Is better than th at one wa. At their ages, these guys should and a bout time they start ed be out in the parking lots, en- playing that way. joying the ta ilga te parties, InDallas 19, New England 14 stead of banging heads every Cow boys m us t win If they t Sunday. have NFC East title aspire-. * So th e Redskins obviously lions. Th e season has already :. have no busin ess en been shot for the Patriots. So near e top of the Na th tion al pick the team that needs the .I -. Conference East Division. But game most. That translates to if that's where they are, grit tily Dallas, but by much. .-.. ha nging on to a piece of first San Francisco 16, Chicago 13 • place. Steve Spurner Is the differThe other piece belongs to ence here. He threw three young St. Louis Cardinals, touch down passes In his first whose high-powered offense start last week as the 49crsbeat keyed by fleet Mel Gray and the Rams by one point. The Bears should be easier ... about . exciting In th e National two points easier. Jump ball, say referees, as Seminole's Carl Krucr (30), Manatee's Alvin Lilly (20) relax at wh istl e ct-aid Photo b Rick Football League. Pantrldge. Denver 21, San Diego 10 Say hello to the Cards, but do The Broncos came close to it in a hurry. Otherwise :'ou'Il upsetting Cincinnati last week, miss these Speed-burners, losing by a single point beca use Washin gt on and St. Louts go of a bad snap on an extra-point of at each ot he r in a first-pla ce try. Th ey won't need that point One victory under its be lt and . showdown Sunday, but th e against the winless Chargers. Monday night th e Raiders looks like a sound team. M inus the most against Manatee while 'Ski ns are likely to be missing NY Giants 23, PhiladelphIa 18 looking for another Saturday give Mnnaee a return game at a main scoring threat, th Both teams played well last night, Seminole Community Bradenton and return home Raiders have a balanced at ta cke McDonald and Jacobs had a some bodies. Qua rterback Billy do zen apiece. Kilmer, cornerback Mike Bass week but lost to the NFC East College's basketball team Tuesday at 7:30 against Florida which includes a two-platoon prepares for a busy week. and linebacker Brad Dusek are leaders, the Giants bowing to Co llege of Tampa. system sending sophomores Sophomore transfer John all hurting. Seminole defeat ed Manatee, Washington and the Eagles to The big game of the week is Randy Faber, Reggie Zeuli plus freshmen Carl Krur, The co mbinati on of Redsk in St. Louis. One of th 88.71, in its season lid-lifter em will win Saturday at Cocoa against McDonald, Bob Jacobs, Vern on Terry Jamison and David injuries and Cardinal you th this week ...or would it be more Th ursday and played Polk in Brevard. Johnson and Chip Noe in as Hampton led the reserves. Zeuli makes St. Louis a 3-point appropriate to say that one of Sanford Saturday night. This year's version at SCC startes. Noe's 14 points were had 12 points and Hampton 11. choi ce in most quarters. But the them will lose, since that's what Pro Picker figures the old guys bo th seem to do best' have one or two big games left Cincinnati 27, Buffalo 10 in th em. So, he 'll stick wi th Th e Bengals can't run wi th . - CINCINNATI (All) Veteran pro hockey star Got-die Howe wi ll be honored tonight before th e World Hockey League game th e Houston Aeros and th e Eastern Juniper will Three Big Bouts on Tap mam - 1. I 6 I - Racing this year at Suffolk, also for 200 days, start ed 19. from racing B. \ ' of a 1 For Top Spot " ______ grant against of - A %% _____ BOSTON (Al') Suffolk Downs has been ed its request for two thoroughbred racing meets totaling 200 days in 1976. The Massachusetts State Racinj' ('onunission granteil Ole request Friday for a meet from Jan, 1, 1976, through July 5, and Sept. 20 through December 19. Th ere will be no racing on Tuesdays and Thursdays, except on Jan. 1 and Nov. 11. wasn't at 6 - New features are 4 In Big Battle Frazier Has Tendonitis But Can Play, Knicks Say curtain - Fancy Joe IE Taylor) II; 2 Bida tit:,% Engfarri 4, Hou-ston I '1*d1y'1 Ga mes Winnipeg at Calgary Toronto at Denver Clevela nd at San Diego Friday' s Games Ednwton at Winnipeg IN BRIEF ___ _ ___________________________ _ __________________________________ ______________ _______ _______ _____ I. - C-s. Pace. Mile: Age Vs. Youth _____ • T,i C. IF, Ihlntefd) 92; 4. Bedfori Hanover (C. Miller) r.i. S. Senator Mir ,USerbes) 31. 6 Scotch Play boy (N Crank) II; 7. Chief Heather (Allen) 61; S. Constant Byrd to 7 ____ ________________________ ___ SP0R1%r) 4 'Skins rAk __________________ _________ _ nesota (Gall) 61; S. Otea Mat (Bereznak) New York lssanders at Van 4 1. 6 Morbra Racer (Ormsby) S I. couvec 7 Pasha Time (Demlanik) 92. 5 Philadelphia at Detroit Adios Dutchets (FlIspitli) 3 I . Boston at Atlanta THIRD - 14 Milo, Pace. Claimin. Cr'cago at Montreal 41.000: I Tar Dapple (Bcreznak) 10 Washington at St. LJ% I. 2 Silverboil Rice (Rau) 72; 3. Buffalo at rittsburgh Toron$,p at Los Angeles TOdays Game, Detroit at New York Rangers Montreal at Philadelphia _______________________ --- _________ Week Decision W ThOmpson Roofin Rolls $24 --igh Series 9 TG.1.F. Mixed Match Point Hal Rich 209 and 546 series, League: 111gb Team Series for Gene Jones also 209 game, the ni ght gces to Th ompson Mary Willlami 194, Cheryl Roofing (25W) for $24 prize Kinder 185, and Susie Golden money. High team game was 174. rolled by the Midway Mart Flagship Bank Mixed League: Washington this week. Last week's figures were IG.( the ball but they certainly can thrnu if A,A *kn fill- .t-t-J Increasing the season's record to 76-28 for .731. The picks: a team had the high of the Average well against the run buthave the league Is Mary trouble when the ball is En the morning as Rose Patrick rolled Rickets 159 and Keith Johnson air. That adds up to a Clncin. the high game and series 200- 177. Highs for the night: Cap't 4 nati Victory. 545 and won 3 points WashIngton 24, St. LouIs 17 Jizns: Kit Johnson 192441 and Celery Ave. Plant Farm. High Chet Averitt 198. The If's: Max ft will be Randy Johnfor Celery Ave. was Dot-me Smith 204-535, Fite Tire Supply: (The Spinners) with the score The high of the night goes to son to run the Redskin offense MacAteer's 511 and linda Rice, of 1856) arxi $16. High Industrial Lindy Ileuer with a 242 game JfmStarr 2Q1505 and Ron Poole with KHmer out. But he did the who Is carrying a 117 average spared the 5-10 series(lflisRufu.sGaines,701, and the high series 584. Heuer split and Starr Job in the second half last week and rolled a 162-422. W.O.T.M srntreii thø S.l-1fl Rnlr,nl, bowling for the Evening wzic (IR nine hi tt'np,i ntI tltnr' s ; VJfl U.' ,XUCVt r No. 2 split 2 & 2 with Th Herald. High Industrial Game the ni gh t. Rose Belew 212520, ( e Foxy Hairstyling• Wc;dyBoness 494, he can't do It in the full game 201) but the big game of the a nice 210 and Arkie Four. goes to Ginny L)unlho (288). Phil Roche 200-572, Jack Kaiser co nverted the 5-7 8-1.0 split, th is time around. night goes to Gus Sexton, who Harold also rolled a 202 game. "Star of the Week" is Gaines 20 - 562, Charlie Plant Don Corsi with four strikes in a MIami 31, Houiton 21 512. had six strikes in a row for a Eddie Jackson 529, Steve and Seminole County School Food ro" , rolled the high gaine of the The mechanical Dolphins are with 152 pIns user his average. Buddy Bass 512, BR. Carroll fantastic 251-597 series. Other Frank Kakka 524 and 541 Senice League - High for the High scratch scores rolled 502 and Joy Walters 502. evening 218-518 series. Team just too good for the young Oil. highs: Chuck Kelley rolled a respectively, night was Doris Johnson during the evening include a 622 Pettycoats Ladies League: nice 240-615, Jim Nader 212-M, Jet Howlerettes Ladies and Evelyn Britton's 'M game. ii: Margaret Croft spared the ers, who'll be in Miami's class series and 263 game rolled by "Queen of (ho Week" Is Sandy Dick 5-7 split and Jerry Croft rolIM a some day, but not this week. -NIIAMI i AP) - National Spain 202-557, Charles League: Peg Patey (514-177) Daisy lhnoJosa Is "Star the 181-520 as did Kit Johnson and Burt Truax Eilonigen with plus 74. Bonnie Young 210, Bob Gibson 196-568, and Elaine i'.c,tIyai Football League clubs may deAngeles 23, Atlanta 10 Keith Johnson 470 and Week" with plus 77. Joyce 191-523. th his 617-225-202 gams. Benton (Jack's M in i MM) had a nd A soft d cide to protect only 32 of their sc h edul e and a fat l Shirley Stola 181-516. ea Barbara Tulk 179 were the Parker picked Up tIN? 5-6-10 High for the women: Krlstle the only 200 of the morning may have made the Rams a cin'rent stocking Early Toyota Mixed League: highs for the morning. Tulk split. Johnson 578-201, Ginny Duniho (205). She rolled four strikes in Highs for the evening were Ron spared the 4-7-10 split, Bobbie Atlantic National Bank little lackadaisical. Maybe los- Tampa and Seattle In next League - Don (;orman was ing to San Francisco last sack y.'pr'q expansion draft, says 525-230 (High for the women) a row In her game. As close as Allmnan high series 559-201 and Retalic 5.7, Peggy Tryre 4-10, Mystery Ladles League Ca thy McCloud 528, Pat Hudley you can ng with will snap the m back to reality. Miami Dolphins owner Joe 200 game was Bil l Clarke high game 223-542. Elain e Kestival high bowler of the eve ni 4-5. Patey had Wanda Hubbard 1 A & A Cleans a 233-610 series. Lynn Eiland 518. Dottie Bryant 517-201. Norma Welch 11. 49 and Sue Wyrin Others: Bob Jackson 213,554, the only turkey of the morning. Y' the Falcons won't, Robbie. All) and Dell Barca (Empire Other 200 scratch games: 199 (also four in a row). Other Mark Blythe 209-531, Bob Robbie said Friday he favors 2124W, PullY Price'201-553, Bob even I,&' Steve Bartkowski can Hi'Nooners Ladies League: Auto Body Shop) both rolled 182 Roger Quick 244, James highs: Charlott Chaplin 193, Bat-hour 203-505, Pete a strong expansion draft on Kirkland 187-538, Danny lulls play. Phillips "Queen of the Week" is Junelle games. Peg Patcy (team one Jackson 213-207, Bob Retalic Barbara Sparks 188, Vonda 203449, Hal Rick 528, A.J. Addison with Minnesota 26, New Orleans 7 Jan. 23-24, despite what It could l9 Fred Samples 202-532 and plus 121 pins. had the high series (487) 207-M, Bernie Iludley 2L)~-2o2, Driver 492-172 and Kitty Hoffpauir 541, Bud Campbell mean This will be nine in a to the row for and JoIrn Ceresoli 193432 series. Dolphins, itself an Highs for the morning: Betty Bussud had the highEiland spared the 2.10 and Bill Westfall 209, Al Boldman Lawrence 467, Welch had the 541, Jim Johnson 531, Krlstie W.O.T.M No 1 Mike Stimps the Vikings, who Just keep win. expansion team. 5.10 163 game when W5, FA Patrick 203. Jack only 500 of the moming (514), Johnson 521, "TheMiami Dolphins are not rolled her first splits. Bob Kirkland spared a ning. But the Saints offer no Robert Gilbo, and rolled a turkey in the IM 2W ganie I she Ellman's Battery KaIser 201 and Jim Adams 200. and Dee Gebhardt 182. Linwood Lee 506, real challenge in this mis. taking the position...ftt we've nice 6-7 IConi Brede frame. Hazel Motzer spared the team). Splits:Joan Fryman 3['he winners of the roving Gebhardt, Doris Osteen, Susan 514, Ray Hatchett 507 and match, won seven out of eight games Ed 5-10 splIt (same team), as they 10, Barca 3-10, Sylvia Paye 4.5. 'AH" award this week are The Oat.es, Lorraine Jackson all Sci.mer 514. PIttsburgh 30, Kansas City io and have 43 players, all of won 3 points from Stenstrom Faye Jones 5-10, Bissard Jr., Sr. League - Aaron 5-9-10 4&M's with the low series of spared the 5-7 spilt, The Steelers are beginning to whom we'd like to keep," he Late Toyota Mixed League: Realty. Lake Mary Pub with and Shirley Rodeabush spared Kaufman rolled a nice 214-537 2 157. Bo Speir raised his think about the playoffs and said. Wednesday Night Ball & High game was rolled by Bev Erma Thrope 179 and con- the 5-7 split, and MikeClardwas second best that'll be bad ne v eragc 14 pIns in just 4 weeks. Chain Mixed Le ws for the ague: Two first Stevens 2.34-542 and Jim verted th e 3-7 split won 3 po ints Robbiecited theO.grecor th of with his 194-506. "Youth of the Chiefs. KC Sanford Plain Merchants has won four of the Cleveland and San Diego, 1-7 200 games were rolled during Johnson rolled the high series from Webster's Real Estate ioll-A-Bouts Mixed i,eague Week" is fixed League: Highs for the league play by Robbi Sexton of the night 543 by Just one pin with Cat-ole Hook's 165-461. Quinn with Plus last five including last Monday records for Philadelphia and "Star ni the Week" is l'each 123 pins.Jeff Turke ys fell for evening from this league are: (2)5) night's t urnover travesty sit Green Bay, 2-6 records and Leomard Cliristian over Stevens. Ruthe Smith had I)ark Avenue Trailer Park lilliLs ~%lth plus 73 pir-us, III for four Katifinan and Dallas. Pittsburgh doesn't en. other teams ,and slurnping at. gage in that kind of bumbling. tendance. He said NFL Owners last Oakland 38, Cleveland 7 week proposed protecting Oh my, can't something be "about 26 to 36 or more" playdone about this pairing? If the ers on their rost, but saId 32 Raiders are merciful, th e win Hunt.ng season is oil!)' one week old but tales of trophy bucks - could be the compromise less within d wned, missed op port uni ti es and lost shirt taILS, and the One angler in a big bass boat was heard to offer Torn $30 for fourBrowns TI)s or may so. Ifstay Oakland gets agreement w hen the owners the plug he was using. 2N mradeship of a trip to th e woods are begin ning to seep in. reconvene next Wednesday in mad, look out: 11ev. Ct-lIes and Chuck Conners, fishing near the Osteen A local part)' tiiade up of Jerry Smi th , Doe Wooden, Cliff New York. Detroit 20, Green Bay 10 1'ridge Camp, found the bass schooling Tuesday but couldn't get 'elson, Glen Cruce, and Dick Dove visite d th e wilds of Georgia , Now that he's piloted the them to hang on to the plug. They hooked fire but only succeededLions ___ Is t week hunting the elusive whitetalls. They encountered hot, in landing one of them. straight victories, di weather which made it even more difficult to find deer as the 11% BOB ouiti.:il. lrch and bream are still hitting for the bank fishermen atcan we really still call Joe Reed creatures were moving mostly at night. a third-string quarterbacki Osteen flri'lge. One morning this week, 18 people were count*d Doe Wooden missed a shot on th e ri.rst day and his hunting And by the way, w hate ver lined upon th e East side of th e river, all catching fish. ddies promp tl y cut off his shirt ta il, a spanking new shirt at th At Lemon Bluff, bass are jumping right in front of ecamphappened to Green Bay's th Dove his "Trophy," a beau tiful buck which field dressed "Fresh Start With Bart" but they have been very choosy as what th ey hit. A bass tour'cr 100 pounds but the four point rack of antlers was miniature Manager. Some shelk'rackers were landed but the best catch of narnent is scheduled there for Sunday and some members the Ineasuring only a two inch spread and standing only seven Inches the week was made on purple plastic worms tossed by Bill Miller bass club were out in the bad weather Thursday scouting the river high. and Mike Crittendon. Fifteen bass was their total for the day. for possible good spots. Even with the strong wnds blowing, they Fred Knh!ht was in another local nnrtv nvikino titi' i;it,nl in l, I ..l,.. ....... z,,. . ... OF41k Now"- ' " ''.' " U6'.. for from up to UI ..uiuiiu NFL AAay Protect u,i., a ipj game . antI Only 32 of [4$ players in get to a - - I unting Tales Seeping In After First Week ______ - !rxii 0uIdoo rs to two - [More SportsT f __________________________________________ at. Pages 6.8-B got to - of __ . ________________ - - F. �— —=' -- __:—_ - r ______________ _L L - M --'Ti'- __________________________________ —IT— - - ______________________________________________ ________________________________________________________ - - ____ -: - L$ _________ u--- ___ ___ ____________ ________ - - - ---- - - - _________________________ ____ - --.- U V i;/ __ __________ - T—AI Liahtina Brightens .- - . . . • fI Kendrick Garvin Inc to Wrn ( hester & WI JCfl I it )i A, Sweetwater Onks, SeC 3. $15,000 irederik W Persol tO Gerald; P I rtr Na:ia,o & wI TiM dba The Hu;k,y Co to R B Bennett a Artmi Co to Thorna I Ross wI Francin,, 112 81k A, Swetwat,r sql, S of It 7 & dli Of 8 8th 20 Oaks. Sec $t4,QQ, ntando Sub. Beautiful, 573.500 Th Huky Co to Branimir Botic ________ _______ - I Pa JOY WP It 26 131k M North Orlando Tert Sec I Unit I ss s i imes C Levie Sql to John w & wI Marjorie Nell it 6 The CoIonna; Third Sec s ioo Remba Fla Inc to Blanch, V -__________________ - - _____ ______ _____ 4 _______ * - r - - • _____ ______ Ih VIVIAN BROWN Tht Ut raid Serlce LIghting in horileS IS often in _____ - -- - the IliOtion ktiire or television $ tn When ptople entertain Woods Townhouse 5c I 130000 Suny, ov 4Evcning Hera, n(ord, Fl Larry J Cart & WI Martha Its II be bettn a room that is much 100 oar or IflUCit 100 urlhiti, — Beiuliful Sanford Sec $45000 -- to Dilard A Bennett & So sass Ithiph Bisdale, 31, of reading light for all the seating white tth an aura of color He - -' ' ronment wIth light." Wisely with no need to e either of the - - there Ella F age person in achiesing good as wellas four foot red and blue - - (QCD)Wm H Chatmn& *1 lnei Lot 19 81k A Summerset North 1) & P411 of 7 (lbs; C 7)81k II Bel Roseland Perk etc 5400 HowCll Branch land Co to Cecil to Thomas O,rnpj Jr & Sec 3 525 300 761 of W',of Lot a) Sanfnrd Celery frey A Schmidt & *1 Aimee E LI Air $100 James 0 HdOock & wI Barbara to Delta $71 200 V Malldrd & wi Mary A NW 4 of Jacquelyn from SW car of NE'1 Of I BIN C Seminole Sites 521 900 Carl D McMurray & Linda to Dale NC ' of SE , tess N 25 a Wm T Sims & wf S Sec 771 30 runE 505 rqaret Ann Harold E Maler a wi Patricia It fl Verlin M Arnett & *1 Loretta to 3i N)) for pob F Tucker & wi Marchelle E E 77 John D & Grail McK iSsock to 220 to Crank 17$ s Con;tr Co 101 77 81k F 'S 7130 81k 6 Eastbrooh 532 000 , Larry 0 Herman & *1 Jacquiine RichardO Caudll& *1 Nancy It I? of 101 6 all oil & w IS of s 81k 1, Woodmere Park d repI $17 500 Carroll Dalton Corp to Roland E Rebrna Fla Inc etc to Marn M HeI Englert wid to Raleiqh West Wildmere 2nd S its 307 3) So4 81k 14 Eastbrooh s d Un No Park $77 526 900 Rort B Powell & wf Linda C 10 Seabury t Lake 01 the Woods Larry 0 Herman £ Jacqueline $30 900 31 of II 81k 0 Sanlando Spq; Tr Manor $22300 John 0 Jacobs & Cther F It 6 $0 Of W 110 Of It IS 0th 0 Slovik Rebma Fla Inc etc to Marion M rev Survey of Lt% is as 1657 0118 Shelton & Marsha M E 330' c' Jamcs A Gregory sql to Shrey Homes Inc Its 377 S 795 101 II) I $3I 300 Eric P KIlam & Rebecca tO Woods Tnhouse Sec I 128800 75 lot rd IiOO Highldnd Pines Un 1 $100 Ill & Its 558 577 571 576 S 579 511 45 01 LI 19 & W 30' 01 50 Ouem Edw E Oglesby 4 wI Hatel I It Cotunibus d it ) Lake 01 the James C Lee & wf LutiCi 0 LII Buck P Shelton & f Martha May C flrad1 & *1 Evelyn LI 457 WinIer Nader Horn,; Inc to Lorin B Richarø C Eley 4 wI Alice to 5300 less S 25 for rd r w $100 to Jeanne B DeCcco wid apt Un P L thin ii l,in k iiiui ukn t hind I snf Oak P4arb j Shove; $100 p to Patrick W McLelIan wI Diane hith can be pthased III any Crp to Pa J 0 01k 8 Seminole Terr, new residents who buy new homes Gary F Swift & wf Barbara Jane, 531,100 Jr. Etc 10 Leroy A. Richardson & 81k A. MM Sm.th 5 2nd Sd. SI .'eIir 4 *1 Deoran A • Lt S 61k 3 LI 31 01k H Oakland E;t 2nd 5c nsson cords" he adves i1 tk iiioldins c. to JOhn . OUge; & *1 Judith L . Woodc,e;t Un, 5, $3t4o Gordon P Worrall 4 Anamria to Frank Mignone & Mildred Med State Hes Inc to 6bby LI l4 Lk. Seircy Shnr 530 _________________ ti to oberJ I Kni,s Jr & A lots 1 17 5£ IS StE 3 £ S , of Mary M Donahue & Peter to - Michael Tubbs to Lake Land II; 7 £ S 81k 0 Maine Adn LW products, and for another, new. red and blue are the ambiance room, One lamp is either a _____________ SLmpley Jr. & wf Eloise I • N iso' er aparncn, even expensive in the room and not the real reading light or a light shining ' , . . P I outlet _________________ - lIght It is sensual lIghting — MCChaCI A Rev & Teresa to Howardi Addflgton&wi Clan Its It1816 swe:ateroak, Sec 3 LI ii Central Park. tci& LtsS 14 DOnald A Wer & wf Beverley M, 77 & 73. 61k B Buena Vista Ests. $75000 $ , Unit I. $71,700 Jaymor Corp to Ronald Mayrr i CI k M I I 7 BIb 9 01 can be used tus on the wall and objec in looks onderful" cnrthing you would use half _______ - on thbles are highly lit, bright fec Bdale often uses filters thmn3 no mo B IOngod North Jan, F Thom f;gM1°°p11 m 700 - - Jasch Gerard to Joseph F Ensi tanIey E hittat(h to Florida E I - Anthony Culøtta & wf Joa & Linton C Odell Jr £ *1 Gertrude John P #e a Eli: to Donald MCIYffl F WllJiamn £ Beatrice Nader Homes Inc to Grover L Gra:iano Mancuso & Katherine to Mobile World Sales I Svc, Inc. W MacArthur & *1 Ferne M. LI 2 to Marguerite Sheehan (Married) Cecil Jr & wI. Karen I • It SI. Lake to CharIN 1. Gree & wI Larceni start at NE cor. of Sec. 3-IS Go W. 81k A, S*eetwater Oaks. Sec 4. LI;) 44 less N ir of)) 8th 10 Tier Searcy Shore;, $39,400. V , Lots I) & 11 (less E 35' of II) 8th along NIne I SeC 3 l.IS, IfS 69' U1.. 7, E.R. Trafford; Map of Sanford, Pul J GodshatP to El -ood S The Spring; sui , - _____ __________ Ward Hick;, Inc. to Mllbra A. Richard J Merti. C0nom Unit 308 Windmeadow Farm;, 516.000 ' _______ ___ •iln the home of the average /;-. - Evening herald, SanlordFl Addn $?7QO Wm C Holfman & wI Dthorah to BIN A Country Club Manor Un 3 -: .: -- ______________ __ i _______- ______ __ ,3emlnole County Lana Transactions Are Recoraea R,.._____________ . . - - - _ • c ___________________ - - __ Many Options ____ _________ _____ - -_______________________________ ______ - ________________ _______________ - UT __________ - NW i (Lets part) Sec 23 8I000 than 1000 30 etc E IouettM Bloecher gl to Nancy Williams & At Janet A W'z of NW'I of PIE'1 of SW, of Sec 162037 Si) S IQCD) Ech Properties Inc to kC n trC NW SIt I H II W Fullmer & wf Audrey 0 Its 77 Baggs 4 wI Ilie C Lt BIN A 3nd Veltdg Sec 7 $100 " . he f I Geneva 132000 no 81k C Seminole Sites 521 700 . - - Beatrice I Berkmeyer wed to BIb 3. Townitfe Gena, 526.500 Diane M Lt III RuI2Ounfi,ld £ wI Geneva to PIrPtflt I avi Aflden r Ward & 13lackoo InC to ri 17 Garden Grove Un 1 149 900 1ght sources are pla)ed low soltage fixtures and a M(ClrdI, I wi Catherine, E' Coder 0 Hart & Janie M Island IN Dr.. ad. BIN A Tn. 3 Joseph F Ensor & wf Amanda La?' " Cinelberry Gdns Inc tO City of We4iwa Ests e Joan J Rowland (Married) 101 6 $00 Elton W Morgan £ & 10 81k 9 Tier, t E P Traffords Lake Orienta HIP; Un Plo I $100 3 Charles E Powell & Mary P to Sue P to l; N SO £ N 74 of Lot 10 BIN A Tere.a H MarkIe (Married) Its 61 English Ests Un NO 3 $ 000 less 3Y of SW side & li oilS lake Roberta S Hoffman jt te LI; Oeccat,xlne Con;tr Corp to ___________________________________________________________ ground three dimmers on a wall is enterining dnd the lighting yellow The light comes out top could be connected to track in was especially planned for , - I of spoLs on a track to provide planned "to complement U room iiiuminat1on d couiu • * 1015 16A thru 160, mCI ctc . Orlando indvs Park. 525.000 I' at the bottom if ou use a baffle, but , S bott Griffin. 117 BIN S town of Canaan, auri ard & Backwo Inc. to Charles Swtwateq Oak;, Sec 3. etc $I.0 E Lacy & Judy W, Granite Corp to Charles F 01 lot I F Lot 7 Bvrly Tent 1st Addni., 1100 Griffin, Ill BIb S lOAfi of Canaan, cheer fabric to pros ide ser pp Doris E. Moody (form Atkins) to F Everette Huskey, Trustee etc & 9(Iess F 30 & N 16 67 of Lot $1 61k Patricia Ann, 101 169. TriiIood No 1, ,r 7 ,500, d rep of San a 0 EsIs, Sec. I. 116.500 Claon Jerry Moody & *1 Doris E ' to Louis P Bauerle & wI Marqaret Flouse D Church, wid to Eloulse Louis J. Sabo Jr., a *1 Joe P. to enne Cr ng r Brantley Hall Fits $17,000 e y to Paul W. Water;, Trustee, that ten, Lot I, 8th 10, Weathersf,eld, lit Levie Fla Inv. to Wm. F. Beasley Sec. 56.700. John F Purcetl & *1 F I to F D Orlando Terr S ' Un I $31 900 other rion when bright light After a cr rtnt in college oser-a isruired but It WOU 11 room had a ise ' I} , used - he knew It was Hot for him Id be . , glow from the red. only parUy for enterthining, DiSuffle ent to art SUJUQI River; Jr £ wI Jeanelle LI) 81 C AlIamo, land Hotel & Nay Co A to Paymond E Bayard & Alice Charles C Jensch & Pearl M to 130 000 F lot 6 BIb H Spring Lb HiII Se( Consumer Utititec nc Nil. ut John P JOhnston & WI Marie to 3. S3,5O PIE' 4 of Sec 7671 30, $200, James A fludd & wI P4lv J 1111 QCD C I Patrick to Donli S Kenneth C May & wf Katherne' to th Co, tO0 La:% Crews to Melvin F u1I Imson & w ea rice I 1 3 ra or ap ° Thelma M. Voska, It 3 81k 0 James Schmidt Fred Frombold of S Bib 6. Dommercn , - . . . --.- Carman, Lot 9 Normanoy Park, to Fredrc F & Mary F Ba' Viola Croom to James E Nedin & Sweetwater Oaks 173 500 Homtea ___________________________________________________ -. Guardian Mtq Investon to Wm Howard E & Claudia J Sullevn d Barcia Wo,Ci 2nd Adda 535 900 Wayman HI; t d $13 900 ______________________________________________________________ - tuneandtroubletoFillinholes thatsettlingisthecause, then HiIl Un Plo 7, 53iS Cracks will seem to disappear be done with a putty knife or, was, you will prevent after a ssall has been painted esvn better if you have one, a shrinkage, which sometimes beer can opener. As with any occurs when a large opening - but it's onl a quesUon of .,, sioe 5l4QO - pencil marks. When tht, cracks have not moved beReal rithie conveyances locally in 1975 to date were valued at $l17,sm,&i. yond the check marks for a '.'anol. SVC Corp to Wekv,i i,oll Club Inc. Disc I Golf Cour;, .irwas with a putt) knife or a finger When the opening is quite V, ith a larger crack there is t!'eprimed with a sealer or a large, it ts better to apply the dab of paint hefoce either will not stas in place. The Iastrs Insert it in the opening IS located near a street or S:br:: e : tiiatrhing tht patch SsIth tht :: Thelma M Cowen igi to Irving S Cowen sql it S 81k 11 Indian HillS • : 3 (Ilk 1 Kathrn Park c.< 2 etc 145000 ro __________________ cor Georgia Talley (Mrs WIIIi1 Brown Jr ) From WIli Broy Jr '!I ! r w flre isnt ton much the S B F Moore Jr & WI G ad las s I lot 73 Green ( d It F t 0 e F W Iii LII7LWibI1& 61kB Vfllage $3I0 &mlre West Altamonte Pit; . Sec 1, 138.000 Magnolia SVC Corp to Sol Dale r , Its I) & II BIb 3. Famrview owner can do about this cxi u hell hase to do periothc u u . ) .-_ U I ii I oru S Tracts, Sanlando Sprnqs. $100 Magnolia svc. Crp to Sal Dale from N' mile cor Sec 233132 dc.. The Huskcy Co. to McQuirter & duitral Developers Inc , lots 17. 1$ the Ilorm" 'ir "P'iint Your --i- - - - ts 17)5 & IS Orlando Indus Pa'k, ' ( or I iUr of And, lang S booklets 'Wood Finishing in r- - - Come out to Sanora (rO CL çr n F rpdd t hnu r Farpdd 0013 1S1 %P Lot 6 Dii Pinar Acres. len W 176' & S 300' & C Sec 8. 111,900 Wilee Prrry Ga nestO Minnie Lie Thomas Li S BIb I Memich S S 55.500 Hunt Sec I 137400 RichardP CooIIy&WIAnneM F Bryant Lots 1$ & 15 BIb 20 Sec,San Lanta, Peterw l.'ckenna&wf LillianC to Bruco I Cardall & WI Margaret The Iiike Co to McOuir & Co II 9 BIb C SweetAater Oaks . on i uesday, --. - - -. . - ecember 23 1975 thelrpro a(aproflt.bod as'oldpa)ingacathlg , . - - eneva I C it for yourself And when you buy a home at Sanora, just look at what you get M C B C _____________________________ STUDIO, 2 3 ___ OøndEts W&WIPd;(iitO to full use of the Club s facilities Including the magnificent 18-hole golf course pnce is collected in oneea' fact, has aady changed— FROM coirst.sa1ecomp1e1ea. ' I LotsS6t&$ Replat Of Wmnwood o 125 etc :1,0 R,chrdED inrn:n & *1 JhCW0 k olympic pool, tennis courts, basketball courts, clubhouse, parks and picnic areas Tb as C Taylor & wI Mary Lots Harney Beac etc. $100 , pa1ng this hiØi rate Ml ii ai emplo}ed moving a these changcs. - U7 • ALL HOMES COMPTELY RENOVATED I I f Carmen. It 3 BIkC Skylarks Plarney Reach. etc. 5,00. Alfr Wolf& WI Sandra to Geniqi' . - taxes will usually bee cntorndofpropey, _________ — wi rk ib. hnLrh fcc basis broker, but he does not pay that 061) I told htm I thought )ou portion rwrmalls paid to the orked fnr a elit any way bu}ing brole ftWftd. Is thiS fr.G.W.DearMr.G,W., You are coect. The howls lee si s used only when ILII is more U -- _____________ 1 FRO fflAROP4DR HOMES Let buIld one of redly llk the be nc it permitj us to repent o IUVCt un "client" basis, esn s we do when we represent a 1 - for to s&ect from PRICID FROM - I. - %t __________________________ - I I too. models open for display, so conic on ave-c and ?htiqtite(0*'yOtj Ennhig IIeiaJcI ________ Maldonado&wf Mercedes, It?, BIN It) Howell Branch Woods 53,', A Sky Lark sd$31N0 IlowrllWoodsDev CorptoArthur 1 on - -- : ____ - -,,,._,...,,. øprjrV' v "' t .d -- ______________ UI , Sales Office Phone 322 1370 - ARC)NDR H011iES' INC Deiiverd 6 a week to your home, P.O BOX 1057 - - 1111i —_ - -- -- John 14 Henderson & WI Willie SkrIa,k, 1)0.700 Neal to Curtit Arline & wf Sarah Its Anthony Pavon. & wI Atccla f — - -- - - 1 ____ - - . - - ____ -- - - ____ -- --- '- ______ - - - - - - - ___ - % _____ ------- - __ ____ = - --- --- -- __________ -- - Arthur Naliaro & Tina to Thrn, I Ross, sql • 5' of 11104 all of II --- - _______ - - - __ with 20% dcwn payment 7 50% (A PR ___ ) with j/ Li U L ----'i —' -'"p n'1r , - ' - - 7 ...i _______________________ • •L5J' , •i; vi. ____________________________ - — ___ In) IWA (1t U"' " 1 r' 1106 Sat and Sun PPson.:(305) 322.5721 or 323.5040 - ______ - __ -- j',' • -- ___ ) —' • • - ing interest as low as 725% (A PR ConitrCo inc CU Lots 546 81k (qr T Ron & WI Mary F to Winter Wood s d Un I $100 tarry Anderson 4*1 Ptric to James Edw Mayl WIOrpha Fiy WoQtr A Jenne& wI Susan to Krnnclh Gerald Hatcher & WI [nqhihWOorj%IitAddn, Smrnset Plo 5cc 1, $19,500 &26fllk Euqenia Dover. form Stout & Pit, In(,to Frederick W. haar,$iI, Madal,an E. Baste to Wm. 0. f Patti C It 77 61k A, North On BIb . Weiffir WOffe & WI Doris I., 1134£ N 2$' of icr,. Sec 9 Un I Add 519.500, 23, BIN H Tr. 2?, Saniando Springs, John L Saul; Sr. & wI Clara to Russell Graham & Martha to P,Jlltdtl I tt,st to wrn (3 L!iSftIktWoodrnCr'k'd (unrad55irzsrTr Wolfe&wIDonisL,Ltfl&$23'of v('pl. 121.900 con of 'IEI,OfSEii 01 Sec 1121 4 ' , Court Peplat $100 harry M Koenler WI Barbara It Bruce Tembin & to Ace Lluil;Ieqs Inc Jo Superior 501 I'leatherton Village Un 1 Susan W Tcrnk,rt LIwi 31Susan 61k A - _____ - - - __ ____ - -- - -=- -=-- e =- - -- -----= - - ___ - - �- -- - -- - - . - . -.-------".,---,-. • ..,. .. - --. - -. -- _: 6—Evenng e !ard.FL ________________ ______________________________________________ ________ - Legal Notice Shares First Round ____ _____ ____ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. Lead CLASSIFIED ADS CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE cause of low temperatures and tour, had four bogeys and two 1:00 AM. DISSOLUTION OFMARRIAC3E together despite the weather. I low 60 scores, plus ties, after uphill putt on the final hole tion problem. She explained, "I didn't hit the ball real well, but I ____________________________ Friday. A shot behind them wore all I could wear and still S Legal Notice were Sandra Haynie and Kathy swing." __________________________ McMulen. Mis.s Stacy, a former Rollins IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Legal Notice _________________________ EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE THE VACATING, ABANDONING. COUNTY, FLORIDA. NOTICE OF PROCEEDINGS FOR I' R i'iiera S Leader ORMOND BEACH tAP)-A seven-under-par 64 has i'IVCfl Beau fl;it::h the first round lead over a field of 200 golfers in the $14,000 Riviera Open,thirdeventolthe Florida PGA winter tout. Baugh, brother of women's tour pro Laura Baugh, has a after Friday's round on the par 71, 6,302-yard Riviera Country Club layout. At 61 are Wally Kuchar of Naples, Nate Starkes of SI Petersborg. John Gentile Of Fairfield, Conn., and Churck Thorpe of Duam, N.C, Colombia, Canada; Craig I)ear, Sapphire Valley. Calif.: Marek McCumber, Jacksonville; Jim Mix'ton, Saratoga, Wyo.; AIKI,' Thompson, Newtown Square, I'.i.; Bobby Loy, Burlington, ';.c., and Saskatchewan, Canadi. Another 16 golfers are tied at 70, SundQy NED N. JULIAN, JR. of STEN. STROM, DAVIS 6 MCINTOSH, filetrueoriglnal with the Clerk of on or before Novemt-er 21O, 1975. cthu'rwie' a default arid ultimate ludgment will be entered against you for the relief the Circuit Court WITNESS my hand and official II•lCftjiØ COWl Ofl thisflndday of October. AD., 1975. Written defenses, If any, to it, on JULIUS 6 PETRUSKA, With the SEly line of Lot & thence SWly 70 feet more or Tess to the Plaintiff's Attorney, whose address si) East Robinson Street,Orlando, all lying within Block I o true amended piat of th First Addition tO Mineral çrn -s Park. according to the alat thereof as recorded in Plat Book 11, page 13 of the Public original with the Clerk of thu Court either before service on the Plain tiff'S attorney or immediately thereafter. otherwise a default Will be entered against you for toe relief Florida. PERSONS INTERESTED MAY WITNESS my hand and the Seal of this Court, thiS 29th day 0 O(fober. ..•._ - . -. . "•• Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr Clerk of the CirCuit Court By: Elaine Ridharute Deputy Clert Ned Pt Julian, Jr. ' SPECIFIED. Arthur H. Beckwilh. Jr. (Seal) Clerk of the Circuit Court Board of County Commissioners of Seminole County, Florida STENSTROM, DAVIS 6 By. Arthur H Beckwith, Jr. MCINTOSH Clerk of the Circuit Court Post Office Box 1330 By: Joann K. Hare Sanford, Florida 33271 Deputy Clerk P.tJih Oct 26. NOv 7 9. tO.. 1973 Publish: Nov. 16, 1975 DES 14 DEl 86 By; Mary N. Oarden Deputy Clerk JUly's 0 Petruska ROWLAND AND PETRUSKA 33 East Robansor, Street P05t Office Box 305 Orlando, Florida Publish: Nov. 7. 9. 16. OFT9 on the 29th day of October, -- By; Elaine RiCharde - 4—Personals 18—HelP Wanted ________________________________ -------.------ _____ - .• - - - — . SlLCIAL Leading Marilyn, Notary, PrformId by , before ___________ women's Prw, modern, 1 Story efficiency apartments, attractively fur- - Call between 1- 30 5 formation rail 3?? 0734 --- I Bedroom S kitchen apt,, mature person; the Circuit Court of the Eighteenth Green Beans, U Pick $31 per Ru Farm on Lake Monroe Road. Judicial Circuit, inand for Seminole Tti Cab 8usines & related fran across from Baotlsf Church Coonfi, Flnrida, t. m zseac. ii U t'u' Call ia'.4 253 2572 Herbert Russell, 372 7739, CA 20 C. You are required to file your CITY OF ('u LAKEMARY,FLORIDA answerorotoerdefefnivepleadlnes Cucumbers for picke'l, $3 by., You VENDING ROUTES Pick, East on Hwy 14, Right on S. with 11* Clerk of the above-named Notice of Public Hearing Cameron. 3rd house on right. 373- Excelient Opportunity Oniy 4.10 Court and secvea copy thereof TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. hours weekly with complete lhC Petilloner's attorney, B. C. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by Company training & lcaton set City Council of the City of Lake PYLE. ESQUIRE, of Whittal' f'. Oranges Grapefruit, Satsuma up Investment of 510055.000. Call Mary, Florida, that said City Pyle and Stump. Post Office fbi Tangelos and Lemons collect, Mr Carson, $133743370 Council will hold a public hearing at Oviedo, Florida 32763, not later than 372105$ 7:30 p.m., or thereafter as the 19th day of December, 1913, as possible, on Wednesday, December required by law, else a Judgment NAVEL ORANGES 10. 19/3, to consider Ihi adoption f will be entered against you. 1250 BUSHEL Rentals IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have an ordinance by the City of Lake 327 6733 or 372 0342 -__________________________ Mary, Florida, title of which is as hereunto set my hand and seal at NavelOranges.$2 SOperbu, Sanford, Seminole County, Florida, follows: JuiceOranges.$h Soperbu. AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY thiS 12th day of November, 1975 29—Rooms Your Container 372 SIN OF LAKE MARY, FLORIDA, (Seal) uJIu,,i I irxu i ,'rirint, Manorwomantoshare Clerk of the Circuit Court 18-Help Wanted AND ZONING BOARD AND THE mypuomeandeipenses ,-. "V. Evening Herald advertiser... - Deputy Clerk MINISTRATOR AS THE LOCAL LAND PLANNING AGENCY FOR Publish, Ploy, hA. 73. 30, Dec. 7,1915 ______________ THE CITY; PURSUANT TO THE OET$7 1W U1'T"COUhTO THE LOCAL GOVERNMENT COM - - -. . MEETINGS OF THE LOCAL LAND COUNTY, FLORIDA. PLANNING AGENCY SHALL BE CIVIL NO. 7Sl69GCAO9.E PUBLIC MEETINGS WITH DUE FEDERAL NATIONAL MOP NOTICE; PROVIDING THE TGAGE ASSOCIATIOP4, Plaintiff. PROCEDURE FOR THE SELECTION OF THE MEMBERS V's KISH REAL ESTATE 2201 S. French Avenue Telephone (305) 321.0041 - 9 Sanford, Florida 32771 LAWANA F, KISH REALTOR November 10 ,1975 . -. . -- Post Of f ice Box 1657 300 North French Avenue Sanford, Florida 32771 '' a,, Long*ood - , Sanford Dreamwojd FOR RENT OFFII?r 1. cino n,ai, ALSO STORAGE SPACE $2SUPPERMO - - If yOu ore having difficulty finding a place to live, car todrive,a lob, or some service you have need ot rid all our win ads ecry cia, ________________________ WEKIVA RIVER- Adult park Offering fishing, canoeing and convenience ttore, Surrounded by beautiful oak and cypress tree's 3771470 • - Superior lYlobile : HonIe ~0 ShoLLi FURNISHED APARTMENTS FOR RENT, $15 UP Legal Notice _________________________ OF THE AGENCY; ESTABLISH. BETTY L. STOJE. a legal Notice ING THE RESPOPISIBIL woman, and FIP-IANCIAL AC rdOTlCL OF IlEuLu1lcJN TIES AND DUTIES OF THE CEPTANCE CORP, NOTICE UNDERPICIITIOUS CLOSING, VACATING AND Defendants, AGE N C Y; P R 0 V I D I NC NAME STATUTE ABANDONING RIGHTS OF WAY. AMENDED PROCEDURES FOR PUBLIC TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN; NOTICE OF SUIT PAPTICIPATI0N AN0 Notice is hereby given that toe NOTICE is hereby given that toe DISSEMINATION OF MATERIAL; TO: Financial Acceptance Board of County Commissioners of undersigned, pursuant to the Corp. REPEALING ALL ORDINANCES Seminole County. Florida, at its "Fictitious Name Stafut" Chapter 3327 Broadway IN CONFLICT H ER EWI T H, Regular Meeting held on the tIm $6509, Florida Statute, will register Kansas City, Mi'ssouri SEVERABILITY AND EF. With true Clerk otthe CIrcuit Court, in day of November AD. 1915. in the YOU ARE HEREBY notified that County Commissioners' Meeting and for Seminole County, Florida, FECTIVE DATEa complaint to foreclose a mortgage Rocm In the Courthouse at Sanford, upon receipt of proof of the A copy of said ordinance shall available the office of the City encumbering the following real Seminole County, Florida, pursuant publication of this notice, the tic Clerk of the City of Lake Mary, property, to Petifion and Notice heretofore titious name, to *it; "THE MUSIC Florida, for all persons desiring to Lot 10, Block 22, HEFYLER aiven. MACHINE" under which I am adnnt.d examine same. HOMES, HOWELL PARK SEC RewlutItsnelntlna wAa';tna engaged In buSineSs at IS? F All interested parties are Invited TION ONE, according to the Plat abandoning, Altamonte Drive in the City Of noui'ng' lo attend and be heard thereof as recorded In Plat Book 13, dlscIaiming any and all right of the AltamOflte Springs. Florida. THIS NOTICE Istobe published in Pages 43 through $9 Public Records County of Seminole and the public in That the pinty interested in saId the Evening Pleralci, a newspaper of of SemInole County, Florida, and to the following deScribed business enterprise is as follows: general circulation in said City, cme has been filed against you and you Rightsof way, to wit' GERALD H. BALl Wfimeat least lSdayspriortotp,e arereguiredtoserveacopyofyr Dated at Altamonte Springs, ThatparbotOldForre'stcltygoad time of the public hearing. wcittendelenses. if any, toil Oft VAN lying North of Lot 1, Block "8". and Seminole County. Florida, ---_--_ REALTY tPtC 731 E 25th 3?) HAL COLBERT.REAL TO SELMA WILLIAMS. AssOCiate Eve's.3flO6llor3fl 1517 Real . - Call W. Garnett White - Estate have new homes We have good'is.nøw refurbIshed modal. W. h. Iñ....rn.a - 'll—I-Iouses MAKE AN OFFER. 2nd house on Palm Dr. behind Lake Monroe Inn. I 29) 3439, ______________________________ SAVEOPIHOMEFINAPICING Near ShoppIng, 2 BR home. 112.000. Large lot. 3 BR home, 1)9,000, Downtown. 3 BR tome 519.300. WITT REALTY Req Rôl Istabe Broker .1/1 0k10 323 3215. 3?? 2713 3?) 789s - ''- -- ,;:.:;':-:::_::: au a uIaJpIcIa service center right on the premises ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. BROKERS And best of all we're depend' Days 322 6123 Nights 372 7352 -- - able The Superior Mobile - - .................. Home Show a wholly' owned subsidiary of one of YouwanttoIluyor Sell Is New Block Home SEMINOLE CO. Acreage tracts, Small and large. $7,000 per acre and up Terry Realty, Realtor, 62$. 0711. KHisTaTe. we Will PrOvidethe Dear Bob : Ph 377 7681 taken for granted. or not. This is true whether the service is paid saici Court on the 6th day of Florida, this 11th day of November November 1975. AD. 1975 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE (Seat) (Seal) _______________ Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dIR. Board of County Clerk of the Cincuif Court CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Commissioners By: Elaine RiCharde COUNTY, FLORIDA, of Seminole County. Florida, CIVIL ACTION NO. 7S2293-CAø. Deputy Clerk By; Arthur H Beckwlth, Jr. Publish: Nov. ) I& 73, 30, 1975 LE Clerk of the Circuit CO$Jlj 47 ______________________ STOCKTON.WHATLEY,DAVIPI& DLI By Joanng Here COMPANY a Florida corporation, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND Deputy Clerk Plaintiff, FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. Publish; Nov. 16, 1973 ri DET $4 ALBERT REYNOLDS. JR. and CIVIL ACTION NO. 73fltSCA201 ________ LUCILLE REYNOLDS, In the Mattet of the Adoption of IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Defendants. DANA JOY KELLEY. minor. EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. NOTICE OF ACTION NOTICE OF ACTION Cliii IN AND FOR SEMINOLE TO ALBERT REYNOLDS, JR 1'H STATE OF FLORIDA TO CO'JNTY. FLORIDA, Residence Unknown FRANK V. VALENTI, WHOSE PROBATE DIVISION DLI I) , the day I opened lUsh Real Estate, your office, staff and newspaper have been extremely cooperative in all respects. Our transition into the business world has been Since by the expertise displayed by you and your fine • _____ ' - The counsel we have received on display advertising has been of the highest order. On innumerable occasions, we have worked with your people to come up with ideas and ads that moved properties for Kish Real Estate. More recently, I had occasion to check our sales records in an effort to pinpoint our advertising effectivity as per— tains to several media. 1 was pleased to note that our sales of properties which arc directly attributable to the advertising in the Sanford Herald have exceeded $300,000.00. 'II is My congratulations to you and your staff for a job that wel 1 'ie Keep up the good ... . Yours very truly, c LA'1ANA F. 42 KISI! Realtor Hea1d Advertising gets RESULTS! 322hi 26 11 _____________________________ a YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an tlon to foreclose a mortgage on AND MAILING RESIDENCE ADDRESS ARE UNKNOWN the following Property in Seminole County, Florida Lot land 2. BIok. PINE LEVEL 05l0,aord1tothept therccjt a re .dcd fl Plat 6, Page 34 of the Public Rcnrds of muole County. Florida. has been filed against you and you areregulredloserveacopyof your written defenses, if any, to it, on YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that HAZEN P. KELLEYhISIIIc'da Petition in the Circuit Court of SminoPe County, Florida, for the .Idptaun of the mifior (hid named therein, and you are reguared to showcausewhythesamestiotjIdnt be granted. it any, by Servhrç a copy of your written objections and defenses. if any, upon MACK N. t(aTh JULUIS 0. PETRUSKA, ROWLAND AND PETRUSKA, A?tc-rne ze ajiress 533 East Robinn Street, Orlanijo, Florida 32101. on or before Decernt'r lCflh. 1975 fld file the original with the Clerk of that Court edtter before service on true Plain tiff's •t'orney or immediately thereafter, otherwise a default will be entered against you toe the relief demanded i true Complaint. WITNESS my hand and the seal of this Court, thus étPu day of t4cjvember, 19/S. (Seal) ArHr t. eckwtth, Jr. Clerk of the CiruiI Court By - Martha I VihIen Dejly ()er Julutre 0 Petruska P.tIlf 33 East Robinion Street Orlando, Florida 37101 PubliSh: NOv.9. It.. 22. 30, '913 CLEVELAND. CLEVELAND V JR., ESTATE NO. In Re: The Estat. of CATHERINE deceased of & MIZE, Attorneys Sanford. Florida 321?). and by filing thCorbg;nfal thereof with the Clerk of s.iid Court On Cr betore Oecemt,ei10, 1915. and herein fall not or a Default Judgment will be entered against you and application will be madeforarinaljudgmentgranfing said F etition for Adoption, WIT lESS my hand and official seal of suid Court this 6?tI day of Pfoverir, A 0, I7S. (Seal) Arthur Pt. Beckwlth. Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court By: Lillian 1. Jenkini Deputy Clerk ?,*CK ff CLEVELAND CLEVELAND & MilE DEl E GREEN, NOTICE TO CREDITORS f1(.l ; tUrr. Pt OIle Drar 7. Sanford. Florida 37771 Attorneys for Petitioner Pbiih, NOv. 9, 16, 30. 975 DEl-i) A a -- - --=-= - ri - I Y. . NOTICE that the Board of Counly Commissioners of Seminole County, Florida, at 7:00 o'clock p.m. on me 2nd day of December, A 0., 1975, in , , PEAL ESTATE, INC 322.6457 Room the County Courthouse in Sanford, Florida. will hold a Public p Hearing to consider and determine whether or not the County will vacate, abandon, discontinue, close. renounce and disclaim any right Of at i •' r,....., WIy UHU 11W -- .- •' - jui ShouJ TAFFER W NII5., W,iu$w Card.., Ii,. Req Real Estate Broker 11001__________________ 2510 St fl 66.13 (203) 6347700 an ang To '- - - ' - the following easements rt1ning lhrou the described property, to wit The SO fee' side lot line utility e1Sements dedcaIed on tie put of REALTY _________ --- . WATER OAKS. SECTION SEvEN. acCding to the plat throf ii All cre1lors of CATHEPIPIF F GREEN, who died October 20, recor(kd In PhI Book 19. iaoes 7$ d 79. Public RKords of Seminole a 1975, WhiIC a rcsident of Seminole Couity. Florida, are notified that County, Florida PERSONS INTERESTED MAY they are required to file any claims or demands that they may APPEARANDUEHEARDAT THE against her estate in thIOffi,of the TIME AND PLACE ABOVE SPECIFIED. Clrcuu Judge of Sminole County, (Seislt FlC.riaa, !i the Courtpiu ford. florida, wathan lour (1) BOAND OF COUNTY Calendar months from t,. Commissioners • of the first p..,btittlr of tni NOli, Of Srminole County, Fiorda Eah (liffl C( CemMid must be i By: Arthur H, BeCkwlth, Jr. writing and tiled In duplicate, must stale the place of resld,,K, By Joanna K. Hare and post Office address of the Deputy Clerk Claimant and be sworn to by the PubIlth Nov I* 1975 claimant, hi agent or hisarorney. DE T LS____ or it will become void according to FICTITIOUS NAME Iiw Notice is Pttrby given that I am Dated November 11th, 1915 gaged in buSintt, at RI 1, Bo Elnora Cole, 0t, Maitland 3775), Seminole Administratri C0nty, Florida i,sndr tie fiditoul of the Estate of name c4 KROHNE REALTY. arct 1 Catherine E Gre I intend to reçster s-aid name John A. Baldwin of with the Cltri. cf IOu' Crcut Court, & Seminole COunty, Florida in ac Attorneys at Law COrdance with tPue provisions of the Established Residential Area? - DEl-U --=-=---- --- .- _ -__--_--.- ., --, ---- -e ._-- ._ - - - . , - ' ,-. 79_TrucjctTr'ilnre ti - - -- ''' 73 Ford F 1-.'? Pan'" Custom StrIp Side P.ck uP. by owner, S7.9)0. Phcane 377 193.4 -- ' . -. ____________________ -. 80—Autos for _____ _____________ beige interor, automatic, air, very 1Gw mileage. Car like new, $2,795. Call Don Pope, 377.1651 Dealer _____ 64—Equipment for Rent -: -' -. -------- - . - -"- - .- - - - - - - - . . . - - - - - --___________________ ____________________________ weaned & Litter ____ 7 Dodge Dart Swinger auto PS ca Cr. radio, 45,000 ml., very clean $1 95 373 1903 _________________________________ AW4 Petite.AsmaticType 6Wk$., 173, 363-5037 - - . ' . , - - - - isvw - ' ' 1973 Cadillac Coupe DViile, 9,000 miles; must sacrifice 623 030) 1 Sow, 1 boar and 2 weanhlng pigs, days or 342 5250 evenings 5180; 10 big rabbits arid cages, $50 ____________________________ orl3.3Oeach: chickens and ducks, Any Car12.50 each. Call after 5 p m 332. •j AA .Ooney rI __________________________ WITH GOOD CREDIT lix Example RABBITS-I Does, 20 cages; all for $60 or will sell separate Phone 1961 ValIant 6 cyl stand 1964 Fairlane, 6 cyl auto., extra clean SOW FOR SALE 1971 Duster, 6 cyl., stand Approximately 130 lbs 1970 Hornet 6 cyI 'stand 34000 Phone)?? 0513 orIginal miles 1970 Torino, 307 eng, auto. Lfl ill 4...J aISLI W'F Vt JOfl, I ICC new U0VCdlii esz I U 01,3 y Manyotruerstoctsoo0 - - - _________________ ,...... --=--. - --- - - - -. . - - - -- We Buy Furniture Chico & The Man VES 373 9)70 ____________________ Jet 17926117 Long*j — - -- Call3fl1370or$34,&nj Ci'T5T" - 1773 Plymouth Vahiant,i door sedan', low mileage. By owner. si,ioo Phone 131 731S COLOR IV. 114 95P,IONTH RENTAL PURCHASE PLAN Warutedto Buy, S'SlidingGlassDopr, 372 8790 1972 Oldsmobile Delta $9, Cquipped, Pay equity & take ').ec payments of 57309 373 1169 - - ____________________________ A I R C ON 0 I T I ON I N 0, REFRIGERATION, DUCT WORIt, 24 hour service, All make's. DYXES AIR CON _______________________ DIT lOttING. 32'? 8.f77 ranhltn r - ewmiuwue Ave ,o(f S i7 :' Need help cn tl.,t 'a'urcy-ay r ,-, '.:, ,- - , ..,.,. , -. . ... :..-. -' I, ' 'c".". 'J';'i= Phone 323 44$Q tcyCIe? Sell these idle i?emsatPi want ad To place your ad call your friendly Classifledgal at The Herald 3fl 76)1 or $31 93 a ' concrete work. etc. By th hour by the lob. 3229363 BUDDY'S or P 'c4;r,;r - , ' ,' ,r' -..'(cl.,, nun .". - .'. SOLAR HEATING AND WATER PURIFICA,'rtN SYSTEMS Call Phil Gonzalez 3033133919. :, ' ' _''. - i'.. ..r 1 p"cr'd Phone 32) 636.5 _________________________ ___________________________ HOME IMPROVE MEN'? ALL TYPES OF CAR PEPITRY AND REPAIRS 377 1338 Prnbg I '$'iG u';.-"C r; .,piiesF'iitrS Water Heaters 5am 10 cm thru Sit 25)1 P,trh 37] '. 1''!4 I- • -,- ... __________________________ -- IF _____________________ . . rressure Cleaning Addetio%sRemodelang A&A CLEANS ALL E.tercrpre'ssurcci.'anrj '. Interior E*lerlor PlasterIng Radio & TV t,rc& - - ORIVI fl TV iEkvlCE".' Fast Secv'cr 20? Live Oak BIt - flu1ozroFiau.atnQ.O,ch Beauty Care It's the little - III .UTV StON it rrinniujr, c'nI tir IY t F- r51. J.1 11 'extrast' that count at r banc1Iewood - - - O VilIa5 9t'ide 'Central '4 HOMES OF DISTINCTION Heat & Air Healers Cleaned. all make's, 1t',r a'zrrr,er.ce p' Vacuuming, Bithrc,oms. W'ndo*-. floor wan, Rug Shmpoo.nuj, Ovens. 1t' Refrigerators Free Home Improvements Paved streets 'Sewers 'Sidewalks ______________ 179 Per Month. _______ a: FURNISHED APARTMENTS AVAILABLE 4', 110 W. AirIxIrt RIvd.. csnfnr4 OflICeO y. i' r'',r', Custom Work Licensed. Bonded •pfl3)$ ,-, t.. STOP AND THINK A MINUTE it Classified Ads didn't there wouldn't be any. _____________ ----,-. . , --- ---- t — "-- -- -- ""' . .. - -. - - ,.:t". ROOFIpiç, 3Z3o7c - Q'j.a; i:rt'-'sturro F i'.'' , Ca'l Ii fr('e J-t.r.t!r 201 Ii Commercial 3234151 - :- . - - . Pest Control •' Wall Papering DAVE'S PAINTING Work Stow Cheap Rates estimate 37'2 2623 PSUI SL.ATER P ote5Siri,,t " Ip pa' Han,jer L ens- ir%-j.'q' I- S''rna'..s 3'' Mi) - ART bLOWP- PEST CONTROL 25.62 Park Or,e 321 $165 Well Drilling - - ,,. p- ' ' PetCure . - - %ELLSORIILEOPU?tP r'PINKLER SYSTEMS All ','r.'s nj We rep,pr and serb STIPdEMACHIIIE & SUPPLY CO. 2n-USt ' 'r PET REST IPIN Hoarding 6 Grc,mrg Ph 377 1057 i37 To List Vou( BusinessDIrl .9A11 ---_.th_. -, Upholitering #' '. -iiIIj rods or 1t4..1115 F r t P h .'u'd Del v p S.antor ii ,c \ h,p,S 3 7 , V-.. 4 (r'i'y, - Large wooded tots •Street lights 2 Bedroom, 2 Full Bath Apartments •,.'. c:stimate's Call 272 34? Conveniont To Schools, Churches I Shopping Beginning At - .'.' - eootrt'p, r BROGD '(I ',',:,( Pnflag Orapes Included SDeIuxe Clubhouse 4 Swimming Pool 'Close to everything yet away from it alit Heater Cleaning F - Office MacLInes fli SLusurlous Carpeting kitchen lnclude Dthwasher, Frost Free Refrigerator, Ran.r £ Disposal AUTOMATIC WASHER* DRYER IN EVERY UNIT P '-' • ....ri' 'a-, .-, I siding 6 oIfa1 system Roofing Gutters Screen 20 Yrs Eap. Try me. $319343. ____________________________ - - __. .-- -- -- New Inspection, SiSO 212W. Ills St 372 59)0 For usu'ci furniture, 000lancel, tools, etc Buy I or 1001 itern's Larry's Mart, 213 Sanford Ave. '. Additions - - - Pertp't 2nd car, '61 Fainiane Station Wagon 6 cyl new lnspetion new tir $.t93 32102)3 Dealer 65—Pets.. Supplies - 211 W.25th Sanford, Fla. Call for Appt. 322.3103 Remodeling - - Weekends ____________________ Color TV'S frnm $50 n&w, from 515. Service Oil makes, HERBS' TV 1200 5. French, 372-1731. APARTMENTS , S pcI. down or Conventional Mortgages. -- - - '19 Willy's Jeep Universal, Iwheel drive, worn hubs. tow bar: all running gear good condItion 372 3399 after S p m or any lime Rent Blue Lustre Electric Carpet Shampooer for only $1 30 per day CARROLL S FURNITURE Sdiiereo ,$' - - - -- 3* Year Mortgage, - - REPAIRED 500 S Sanford Ave 12) 9310 Harris, at SEARS in ,antoi-d 327 1771 _ CONSTRIJCflON Inc. Section 165 09 Florida Statutes 957 S: Walter J. Krohne Jr. Publish; Nov. 16, 23,30, Dec 7, 1975 DE T Ii - "u' _________________________ lAND 2BEDROOMS-FROM$144 Quiet Serene-Easy Living All Adult-Modern and Cls5ebe,ry. Florida 32707 Attorney for Adminittrtrlx Publj Nov 16 73. 973 - __________________________ - tL -. - . ' BALL REALTY RAYMONDM. BALL Reg Real Estate Broker 4 - ...... eves SWEETWATER OAKS, SECTION -r - - Bdrm, ' Moving? Why Not Live SEVEN, deScribed as. TheS.ou1h;.O(ef of lots 1, 7. and L andthe North SO feet of Lots 3, 311 and 4. all In Block G. SWEET • ' ___________ . . -- Woodrvff's Garden Center )) Celery Ay .Sanford 6.41 1006 Ne'wtnouses ma rural area Nodown payment, monthly payments less than rent. Government subsidized 10 qualified buyers. Call to see if you quality? M. UNSWORTH REALTY Peg Real Estate Broker 603W 1tt in Sanfords Finest - ______-_ - * They're Hotil * GENERAL CONTRACTOR no ' - - 1' .-.' '7'' NELSON'S FLORIDA ROSES _______ r'nlral Heat 6 Ar Co'i ?i.yl,ng JOHNNY WALKER SgerIor ' - - 1973 Colci Dutrr. twn.,.i,.,., i,ilh 0 - ---. _______________ - _____________________ - thila Mi, - - '' r 1 flflA'i - - at _____ easier ,,, $90 Phone 321 0711 ge Corner Lot )Oedroom,lbathhorneonbeautiful Corner lot with splat rail fence. ' - , KENMORE Sanford --___________ - tf f 'service, used machine's MOONEY APPLIANCES373 0697 Professional Service 107W Commercial see made QUALITY APPLIANCES AT BARGAIN PRICES SANFORD AUCTION, 37)7310. SMALL APPLIANCES LAKE MARY BLVD.- 120' frontage 153' deep on a corner SIte 1.946 'sq ft. of building zoned for offices. $19,900. FORREST GREENE INC., REALTORS. 32)6333; $30 6633; eve's 377 1910. .,. i'-,,,. - - ) ' Free Kittens - Knolls, 3 MO.6 Mo. & 1 Year Leases BUSINESS DIRECTO ; attOrneys IOu' the plaintiff, Poit Second Section as recorded in Plat Publish: Nov. 9, It., 73, 30, 1975 Office Box 791, Orlando, Florida Book II, loon associations in the U S 5: Kay Sassman room, and oversized work shop pages 46, 47, and IS, of the DL 1-79 City Clerk __________________________ 32102, and file the original with the Public Records of Seminole County, We stand behind every home MuSt 579.000. Interest Credit Large 1 & 2 CleckoftheabovestylecfCoyfl GARY E. MASSEY we sell. Florida. less any part thereof lying NOTICE OF PROCEEDINGS FOR Apts-Furn, or Unfurn. JU Ø. 616 E Semoran Blvd. way Of State THE VACATING, ABANDONING, before December 17th, 1975. within the Right of __________________________ r"ritrat heat and an, ..................................... So befors you buy any mo CailBart Real Estate ia,. Frer Boatirg •Pool •Ciubhij Suite 107 ctPierwise a judgment may be en Road S 421, lying between Mobile DISCOUTIPIWPIG, AND CLOSING wall to wall (arpef, brick IriSh, C Orapt' eCarpetang eSep Dining Rooms can get for your money demanded in the complaint. Attorney for City TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: 101 on paved road 175.400-10 p0 By the Board of County Corn November, 1975. for ________ 46—Commercial Property - -. matching pedestal Commode's and octagon cocktail table, all 'state fops. $700 or best offer, 373 7)50 or after 6 p.m. call 323 450, KENMORE WASHER, parts. Phone 305 6.47 51410? 644-1032 '' - --_______ - A -- 1971 HONDA 330 CHOPPER GoodCondition.t550 Phone 373 9023 2'-iIrcpcle lnsijr . I R AGE N Spec101 thruo ana garden 'sprayers, 91 cents una. GardenLand, 1100 W is? St 32) 64)0. -- Cu - r 'i') . - ' Casselbierry 1797 $304706 . ' Reconditioned Batteries, 517.95 exchange PEfEt'S BODY SHOP. 1109 Sanford A',,' ___________________________ __________________________________ I PC. sectional, Spanish style with AMERICANS INVESTORS INC.. REALTORS New 4 BR, 7 bath. DARE YOU TO If --- $23 TO $50 PER MONTH Will buy you a beautiful fully treed homejite as seen on TV. Prices to present price of $77,000. Low from $1.000 to $2,395. fake I-i to down, payments to assume. Walk Deltona-Defary Exit, turn right, 'one bldCk to tennis courts go to signs Sales people available SYSTEMS FOUR, INC., to show you properly, 11 am. to S REALTORS, 64.4 4344 pm. You must see __________________________ . Surrey -- - il NOLL S lined Draperies for French Door 7*13', figured, traverse rods, & oln's 377 $50 DOWN 40 6. chairs, secretarial desks & - - - 'o-MUIO raris chairs, straight chairs, filing cabinets, as is Cash and Carry. legt. 129: trade student desk for O.'esser; wenr. tic 1,i fl drapes, 75'xliO' fenced yard. Like MId 701.35. 4 BR homes financed at $ PCt. interest Rung Real Estate Broker JOHN KRIDER.ASSOC - room, kitchen, dishwasher. ILL WIND SALE HAL COLBERT __ with well, septIc 1. electicity. West of Sanford on paved road Mt Dora scfsools Available Nov. Ii. $60 per month Write. Paui 0. Write, 7103 S State. Ann Arbor, Mich 4110.4. IPTOW oil by ourselves We ............. Only 1I9, One acre wooded mobile home site At Superior Mobil. Home Show, our selection is ao large, we're a mobile home ' - 35—Mobik? Home Løts .' and LARGE HOME close to downtown, made iritO 2 apartments, upstairs 1 'n1shed 7 furnIshed apert merits in rear All In good repair. __ - HORTON ORGANIZA1ION, REALTOR, 1 299.1370 or 377-1357 es ' ' Wood Or steel desks (executIve desk Clean mattress, box springs with - - ce furniturp Pot Burner Oil Stove, with electric blower,nicelooklng,$iO.3723457 - - _.'"" ___________________ PRICED FOR FIRST BUYER Whereeliecan you find a double car nume nor iii,uuur Beautiful. has everything 1i years old. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, central air, family room., living - SASE- - - - Casselberry, Ficricja 37107 - - REALTOR ) 3774 --- U - -- -= . - - 60—Office St.rnolies - - -.------.---. ST. JOHNS RIVER- Near beBary, Fla room, air, kitchen equipped, almost an acre of river front with 51—Household Goods carpet, drapes etc Corner, fenbeautIful trees, great fishing. ced, citrus. Must sell. $22,100. Owner says "Submit offers," Terms. Chuluota Realty, 345-3717 CALL NOW Assume rayments or 3 5-5914. _____________________________ LAKE MARY- Beautiful lakefront Sinner 7cj 7,tq in c.ttj.net , 3 needle tt on a p'ninsuta for uruobstrixted position, twin needle, front BY OWNER- 102 ldyllwiide Drive Scuner', S?S.O'Xi Iri,uu1in dplyip %winq mach,ne Just reduced $3,500. Transferred Forrest Greene, Inc. PAy hAlAnC.. nI 116 or Opayrrpnt's out ol state. 4 bedroom, 2 story. PEAt TOPS over 3,100 g ft. Plo reasonable t)0 68)3 offer refused 371 0747 SANFORD '.EWIPIG CENTER 101 East Firb Downtown LAKE SYLVAN, 36.7 acres 12194)1 Fve 169 1)46 lakefront, 11.600 per acre. H.rnld HaIl Realt', 1973, 12' wide, 1 BR, furnished, with AC, Adults. IllS Security deposit. 8)066)) -- e - S HP Riding Lawn Mower. good .. shape, 1.300. 372-1413 after I p m - - - - . SEMINOL TURF CLUE J4V )451 -- y a.ueiaajiueiieryj '- - - - r. tI... --..-''r,rauv,ua KoyAmplifierS. Steef Guitar HIGHWAY46FLEAM,ARKET CHULUOTA- 2 bedroom, 2 bath, MOVE UP- NIce 4 bedroom, central air, good settled neigh borhood, 126,900. Furnished bolt! OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS- Owner moving Choice) bedroom,2 bath, family room., W w carpet, in arOund POOL $79,900 -- REALTORS - Donation 12 per person Pr,<r t November23, 1975, Donation $150 SWAP-HammonciOrgan Al Condition for Spinet Piano 3226620 ..h':1.mseastof I Inn Hwy 46 Longwood Road. Call 3)1-MU days or after 5 p.m. Call 322 $3U. Sale - SATURDAY AND SUPIOAY,9toS Eggs-SI pertlat (2"pdoz.) - December 5,6, 7, 1975 THE CLUB HOUSE ' - - Sponsored By - 43-Lots-Acreage - ST. AUGUSTINESCHURCH "'' ------------- , ----------------- Sb " - Flea Market Onen r' - —. _________________ - - 2:i P.rk Dr 112 2I1 REALTOR AFTER P1115. 377)991 32292*4 372044$ 34-4W)bue Homes -- - ''" -. "T nice 1 bedroom mobile home. 5)23 mo. Located in Longwood. Isso. _________________ 1)50 $175 Color TV rw, -------------- 3236353 JIM HuNT RF.AI TV IN(' - & 59—?jusical !v'rchandise 'M'TI'r'u nw . 75-Recreational VehiCles rods with Reels Bargains. 661 -6936. PaThfinder, Pop-up Camper, new vinyl top. Sleeps 35,5500. 323 337* - 310]OrlandoDnive SanforcL)73 -. - -- ______ - Men s Golf Club: 73? - - '1 _______ - 19 Acres near Markham and DELTOPIA HOMES -' AVAILABLE IlL SR REAL TOIlS Branch Office Plo. 1 I - apartment. also a den, a basement and a large qarage Alt th on an 1U(' C arid for 115,000 Antinu 57—Sports Equipment Payton's Maple dinette, 5.40; wood floor lamp, $10 2 tIer table $25 crib corn plete, $73; I drawer chest, 35 HILLCREST - '13. central air, pair maple twin beds, Complete, dishwasher, raised patio, skirting, $73; walnut record cabinet, $20 5. tIe downS. Good location, walnut secretary $150 KULP Payments 14 29 me. Offered by DECORATORS 409W First st Savings 6. Loan 373 6051 & air, VA terms available. $71,000. WE TAKE TRADES Sch u re n Realty , MONTHLY RENTALS at The Sanford Herald LAKE MARY-) Bedroom, 1", bath home nestled under shady trees. accessories, radio, stereo, all working. Best offer. 323 15.69. screen room, central air, carport awning and skirting. Good condition Payments sioo 17 mo Olfererj by Saving, 8. Loan. 32) 3.051 Zoned agricultural, $76,000. and 71-Anti ii - -' - 321 3961 Mahogany Cabinet, contains r., GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 4 BR. 3 baths, PLUS a built-in _____________________________ _____________________________ oassed schools - ROOSON MARINE 'Q17 I.i,.... Il 01 ------ - -: . - , Children's Wear, (Formerly 13utlon 'N Bows) 26.10 Hiawatha, Phone 377-1301. ANF()f()" 3 Bedroom. 2 bath SKYLINE - Double wide, 'fl, 21' x home, central heat & air, fenced 80', 3 BR, 7 bath, raised front from town. 1 Bdrm closed porch, 1130 2 Bdr, porch. carport, washing machine. Clean, 5130 Large 1 edroom. 5)00; large 7 bedl'OOflt, $110; water furnished; 2 Bdrm.. new W-W carpet, new IR furniture. Separate dining area. c')nvenlently located 372-oil;, Very attractive. $163 Efficiency Apartment $20 Week Security deposit NO pe$ 611 5. Park Phone)?) 4196. _____________________________ 571 1010 3 Bedroom apartment, partly fur Small frame cottage, partially nished, coupleonly. 377 376.2 days, furnished, south of DeBary. 51(1) 322 0991 evenIngs, ____________________________ per month plus security. 6665)17 ApplyMornings,ClubDiarnnJ Live in housekeeper, for motherless child Call after 6 pm 373 $513 to baby lSYr FHA FINANCING - - -: -- ------ -:,- - Evinrude. 2 Complete si'i ot,tfifs 51.000 37) 5521 after? p.m &wk rids. _______________________________ '-'- - C45's('Iberry. Hwy 11 92 $30 i70 15' Sabre Boat 6. Trailer, 50 HP xn,yxu,I),dayuJ.nxqn,,crioseys etc. Old stock, 30 pet to 60 pet. off. FREE GIFT WRAPPING on new - - - -- Wanted to buy used office furniture Any Quantity, NOLL'5. .--_----.- lust arrived. Christening gowns -T -- ' - 55—Boats & Accessories ______________ ou'ne see the beautiful new clothe's, --._ Payments. block, excellent condition; no city t,sxes; by owner. 322 6670. - -'---- Ave Weekends _____________________ Hwy. 17-92, DeBary home, close __________________________ Phone32t-O3ltanytlme - I Bedroom $140 per - wk. or $130 $45 dep Magnolia Ave 3fl 07$). Help wanted, part time waitress 11 ____________________________ to 7 ExperIenced Call 3730963 Sleeping Ritoms, air conditioned between 7106. Mtn only 3327779. 1)4 Myrtle PREP-IENSIVE PLANNIPIC, ArT EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR- Cocktail Waltreji For OF 197$; PROVIDING THAT ALL CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE - SUN LAND Terms dining room, separate garage 5115 month plus Security deposit Phone 831 1649 ______________________________ SRoomaot,,allutlhitlexfurn taSn.. . - - washing 322-7643 ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Top prices paid, used, any condt iOn 6411176. Winter Park. GARAGE SALE. SAT. 6 SUN. Nov. 13 6 16. 9 until... Geneva On Lake Geneva Drive. Follow signs 3195391. , Barrington, double wide, new, 71' * 60', central air, large rai screen patio, carport, skirting, wood grain lapsed siding, good Iatiø, with ?rec Offerci L 1m DUPLEx-___________________ 2 bedroom concrete ______________ ___________________________ Jr. By; Elaine RiCharde BUILDING AND ZONING AD- phone, utilities. 3777910. - -' nc ror an ________ PU - tools, radial arm saw, rcck saw andmis.c.ilems,Phone-3flh100. 10 PENCiLS with name in gold, $1.50; Remit with order to iSA. 2171 Curry Ford Road, Orlando, FIa., 32906. - L0W..a....1 a n. VVølPltU availabte. Bud Cabel I. 372 $052 anytime. -- MOSSIE C BATEMAN Req Real Estate Broker ____ Garage Sale- Sat. and Sun., 1109 Palm Way, S;nford CIo'hing. Kitchen-Bathroom Cabinets, Counter tops, Sinks. Installation FLEETLINE Double wide central air, raised front reea, room, carport, skirting, cornpietely set up. Near 436 4. )792, Offered by Savings & 'loan, $51.55 per month 373 - ____ --------- ClaIM AVE. 337 Magnum with Holster Phone 323453$ 799 1520 or 177 3397 eves. Large 3 bedroom, 2 baths, on large ui-i carpet. Reasonable rent. Phone 3239090 - -- , , - 377-3477 -. House located on Lot 2) Harden %ubdlviiion 1st. SI. $1,500. Ph. 3224.447 _____ GlA2tT GARAGE & RUMMAGE SALE -SAT,, NOV, 15,9 TO 530. CONGREGATIONAL CHRIS TIAN CHRUCP4. 11th 6 PARK RUGER BLACKHAUK Owner 3brdm house on 14th St. 4 Bedroom, 2 bath house, family years old. 7 storage sheds, car room. Over) acres, with barn port, nice yard with trees F.H A St., Stavia. 3456317 approvedor can assume present? pet. mortgage Total $77,500. Ph 42__A.'JtI _____________________ --------303 372 )$9) mes BR, 2 bath, lakefront. new dlure' Approx. I acre. $49.S)0 HOFf TUft 2565 P.irk Dr. Sak WANT TO SEE A WONDER Al WORK P Place a Classified Ad in Ihe Evening Herald today $751, - - - ' WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY--SELL-TRADE BY OWNER- 7 Bedroom, I bath, completely furnished, AIQIOX I acre lot, 13)7 Elm, 510.300. 323. Realtor ReaIty WINTER SPRINGS RANCHES, 3 Builder or Developer— Exceptional formation on your background to Personnel Dur(tO, 140 Friendly Dr Leesburg. I i 3'llf to Eat Anytime RIM family room, oaraoe. caroati $3) 12fl CLIFF JORDAN.REALTOR Realtors, 322 1302 3 Bedroom, I', bath, nearly new. Good asuimption or by FHA with $730 down $21,750 ORGAPIIZAT ION, REALTOR, I- Modern Clean 3 bedroom homes, ______ FIIA VA Resale-- Low, low, low down. 50—Misceilaneous for _' Your MLS Agency ________________________ RENT PURCHASE PLAN 116W 2nd - Salary. Interested? Send In ______ 9—Good Things -- a,...,- company service assignments ______ . flit 322- 2420 Sanford.Casselberry --- --- 31h3tSE.Flt5t. ___________ . -- I'VE GOTASECRETI Iknowwtiere there's a 3 BR home on a nicely treed corner l't. Qule' neigh. burhood Attractive exterior done with cedar and brick 529.500 Bedroom, 7 bath, carpet, double carport, nice yard In quiet neigh borhood, $223. month plus securily deposit. 131369) or $31 6)00 i5SFr'kDrive $70up. as soon 1 Available NOv SIfT $225 month plus $100 security deposit. Phone 351-934. '"' groups. Extrem.ly interesting toage 7 only Next to new Drivers' I, icense Bureau 327 Petition for Adoption of ROBERT L TP-IOME, JR a minor, by RICHARD W. CASHIN, Petitioner The name of th Court in which IALLNIS - Piieetterorna 31-4PdmentsFurn __ trailer epti. Adult 6 family Dark. Weekly. 35)5 Hwy 1192. Sanford 373 19)0 ____________________ lor2 Bedrooms, Adutisonly - requires attractive articulate 6—Child Care , 1973 Mellonvilte fenced back yard Larry Saxon, Realtor _____ "i Merchandise kI('k D,s'sl 1,1, lSIJII lSCaj LLdL "SERVICE flEY0p40 Tt$E CONTRACT" GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY_. For the home owner, iflvtjt, an the dreamer, TAX CREDIT Applies on ll'*te two new homes, Now Is the time to TRADE UP wlthovt waiting to sell your present home Owner Offering these homes for TRADE, ASSUMPTION, or 2ND MORTGAGE to quaiifI buyers, 531,900, MIS --REALTORS 321.004) ____ IT'S A BEAUT- It's hardto believe 573.900 can buy so much. 3 BRs, extra large family room. Range, Drapes, disposal, close lo terwis CourtS for you buffs. house, $135 monthly No appliances Damage deposit. Adults. Call after 3 p.m. 377 5164 LEN MARRIAGES UnfUrnistled THE MARKET IS DOWN It's times like these we- realize properly is the best investment. This 3 bedroom in downtown restoration area will bear that out. CommercIal zoning. Hurryt 5)3,300 For appointment call 37391)0 mri .IIAI Realty. o 41—Houses - Crank 'cApIr ('TPU't ',.S( [5 t FADER'' ____________________________ fla S.anfordAlAnonFamllyGroupPO Sten strom - -- 32-Houses SAN MO PARK, 1. 7, 3 bedroom -. - - ----------'----------.----_-_ - . Sanford architect. Send resume and requested salary to P.O. Drawer 1191. Sanford, Fla 3277). For further information call 12) 4517 - apt 6 'o wnsIrpaj; furnished, tu'nce'd yard SiOO mo 12? O3l " For families or friends of problem drinkers FROM TODAY'S WANT ADS? DeBary-- Adults, 1 BR, air. Close to StOre's. churchet. Ideal for retired D"rsons 668 '-fM or 372 aos Large 3 bedroom house, 132$ LecithinI Vinegart B6! Kelp' Now all four in one capsule. Ask for AVON V66 iausts Drugs _________ Want to earn Extra Xmas money? Call 6443079. ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll Frce, 4147077 for "We Care"Nurses; RN'S: IPP4'S.- Aides; Aide"HOtlrn' ,'iclults or Teens (ofl1pirTor Neu"Jed immediately ---------628 b6J6 IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM __________________________ Itt YOUR FAMILY? Bookkeeper, experienced, for '' A FRACTION OF THEIR COST equipped, air, carpeted. 59$ SO. Adults only 322 7296 wk nds 6 after 5:30 pm If you are riot satisfied with your p,esentpositloncallMr. Daddisat _________ $67 )' — -nn, swimming, play TwoAPtS .1 or 2 bedroom, unfurn 4 turn Both ac, w-w carpet. soo Herald, P.O. Box 1457, Sanford Calll7) 4.3$? WriteP,OBo Ill) Sanford. FIoclda3271 dA - t1 GET THOSE LUXURY ITEMS FOR 2 bedroom unfurnished duplex, nice location, siio ma $100 security 321 1435. room 5, Clubhouse From $133 mo. ?S$O Ridgewoocj .Sanford PH 373 6170 " - Mature woman for Ight hOu%C'WO(k and careof semi invalid, evenings af'id weekends. Send completej FACED WITH A ORlHkir4C PROBLEM Perhaps AlcoholicAnonymous Court. The nature of this action ii a Deputy Clerk ROttER L BERRY of Berry 6 Fuller Post Office Drawer -- ---- grouno, recreation room, laundry - Address Unknown ARE YOU HEREBY (Seal) t Baths -- - _____ - ELIZABETH ANN COX. AMINOR NOTICE TO DEFEND Rid - STATE OF FLORIDA Florida 37707, on or before TO; ANGELA R. CLARK, November 75, 1975, otherwise a 401 Stanley Street, Judgment may be entered against North Tonawanda, you for the relief demanded In the NCW YOrk 11)70 Pelit.on YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED WhiNESSmyhandandlhealf that a proceeding for dissolution of laid Court on October 23rd, 1975 default will be entered against you WITNESS my hand and official Central Florida', MULTIPLE LISTING REALTC 722 499) 19)9 S F'enh )?? 2)14, 372 1196,372 198-4 322 1939, 372 416.4 31A-ipiexes Reasonable PhOne3739Slgafterbpm . , Sanford, Florida 32771 Attorneys for Petitioner !ttT Nov. 2,9, 16, 73, 1973 91S. - APPEAR ANDBEHEARDATTHE 'L•"•1 DUb' I'loon Fddo9 — Rosenbium 6 Pipklns, Suite 705. 1)0 F Highway 136, Casselberry, - Florida.fordissolution Of marriage, to the NE corner of Lot 7. thence andyouarerequiredtoj,rv,ac0py NWiyalonganexten%ionoftheNEIy - -- Airpctrt Blvd Sanford 373 ))Q 4 THE CIRCUIT COURT, OF RIGHTSOF WAY STOCKTON, WHATLEY. DAVtPi 6 and that Petitioner, JAMES C ARTHUR H. ISECKWITH. JR. EIGHTEFNTH JUDICIAL dR. TO WHOM IT M.IIIV CONCERN. COMPIP4Y, a Florida corporation, CLARK, seeks other relief against Clerk of the Circuit court CUlT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE YOU WILL PLEASE KE Plaintiff, you affecting the following By; Elaine RiCharde COUII'Y, FLORIDA NOTICE that the Board of County S. ck'scribecl real property, to Wit Deputy Clerk CIVIL ACTION NO. ?S-2?OS-CA.04. Commissioners of Seminole County, GALE L. PRINCE, a Single woman, Lot 76. Block G. W000MERE Law Offices of EE Florida. at 7:00 o'clock PM, on the Defendant PARK, Second Replat, as per plal Roenbhum 6 P'pkins In Re: the Marriage of 2nd day of December, AD. 1973, in NOTICE OF ACTION thereof as recorded in Plat (look 13, S Irving 1) Gussow, Esq GLADYS LOUISE BOUCHEFI. th County Commissioners Meeting TO. GALE L. PRINCE Pagel], Public Recordsof Seminole Suite 705,130 E Highway 4)6 Wife Petitioner, Room at the County Courthouse In Residence Unknown County, Florida Casselberry, Florida 32/07 and Sanford, Florida, will hold a Public YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an AND, you are required to appear Attornays for Petitioner ARTHUR BOUCHER, Hearing to consider arid determine actiontoforcclose, rrorfqaqu'on the arid file your Ans-,vet' or othu'r IUI c. , ;, , Husband spiJeait I.1S whether or no! the County will following property in Seminole defense or pleading wilt, the Clerk of 147 DES NOTICE OF ACTION vacate, abandon, discontinue. close, County, Florida: theCarcuot Court in and for Se,aiinole IPITHE THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO; renounce and disclaim any right of Lot 6. Block "J", WASHINGTON County. Florida. and Ser.e A rnnv - - - - CIRCUIT COURT OF THE ARTHUR BOUCHER the County and the public In and to OAKS SECTION iWO, according to thereof on Petltloner' 'tor' EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. CUlT OF FLORIDA, IN AND FOR Residence Unknown the following rights-of-way running the plat therof as recorded in Plat ROGER I. BERRY of BERRY SEMINOLE COUNTY. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED through the described property, to Kook 16, Pages $6 5. $7, Public FULLER, Attorneys at Law, Post CASE NO. 7S.22*9.dA.20.0 that Petitioner, GLADYS wit; Records of Seminole County. Offlca Drawir 0. lilT F*t rA.,, LUUIE BOUCHER has filed That certain right-of.*ay o Florida. mercial Street, Sanford, Florida ifl NS: retulon ' RICHARD W. CASHIN FOR Vancouver, British 4" AMENDED NOTICE OF ACTION Stemper Realty COVE APIS then equipped. Carpeted, central heat 6 air, $150 per mo One 5, 7 bedroom apartments, FORREST GREENE INC. furnished or UflfV(flithed P4e*fy 773635) REALTOR 3721970 DEADLft1ES of your written defenses, If any, to .t underwear to 'ombat a c'ircula. :4( - .i room, central heat 6 aIr, wall to wall carpeting, double garage, in a neighborhood of fine home's. Only $4S.000 On & Two bedroom arpeted, air, furn, 6 unturn $93 up 327 hIP 3 ROOM APARTMENT - ------41—Houses .- DeBARY- Beautiful ne,v home on Lake Jaslme, 3 BR, 2 halO, family - BAMBOO "1 have trouble getting moti- BurIeindt, Janet Aulisi, Kathy In Re: The Marriage required to file the original with the vatedinmyearlyround.s,"sald FarrerandJocelyne Bourassa, JAMES C. CLARK. Husband, ClerkofthiiCourt,ancjserveacopy and . 5:30 P.M. an action for Dissolution of Marriage and of her relief has bern -FLORIDA. 6 thru 75 tinleS 4caHn1* 26 times (S,,OOMlNIMUMCHARG MONDAY thru FRIDAY after her two-over-par 74 In degrees and the winds were Country Club layout. Miss Post, at 76, two shots off the pace. la'dvy wund.s earned her a share blowing out of the northwest at a native Canadian, had /ithjni',s UnrlO.%fl six bo- Also in the group are Sharon Itt THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED. of the First-round lead in the 25milesperhourwhen the first geysandlourbirdies, including Miller, Shelley Ilamlin FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, that event when she sank a )-(oo( — Lake Mary Clean furnis,c apartment for working man Only. i Phonu' 312 3930 (LAS FIEDAERTI5IflC, MOVES MOUNTAINS Of Merchandise Every Day Try One' . - .------------ _______________________ FRANKLIN ARMS APTS Rent from SiII mo 3?) 6850 .f 41c a line NOTICE OF ACTION HollisStytiedMissPost(or Miss Post, who has won two the lead in the $50,000 Ladies LPGA ownaments in eight a ____________________ 41—Houses ------ Easy friendly IIving Come loin us RATES CLASSIFIED DEPT. Wife, 2 y-wlnner Kathy Whitwor(h Wlnte Pwk 31—Apartments-------------------, Furrnshed — 8319993 322-2611 In Re: the Marriage of Sandra Post Fires Wind-Blown 74 JAMES MARTIN REYNOLDS. husband, JACKSONVILLE (AP)—"lf S"ores soared (or the field of College golfer from Savannah, had eight onepuu greens." Saturday's round. The event Is an - a high score ill win this tour- QrlQndo SemInole COUNTY, FLOklD/. Case No 75-722206CA-e4-C - a ____ ' - -a. -' -, I - - - -. -: (,(-, '•,, .'.,, �0— Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, Nov. 36, 1975 Lyman Klein Proved Prophetic WOMEN Belted —41J In By ones J 1I £jJIIIIA% . -. '• 01111 Panes 7 I Fvmbtej Lost 5 35 9 73 Punts Penalties Jones Lyman 313 '" Punts 6 3) so Apcpka _ - - — ___________ _______ 4 II_; 6 1 630 2O ________ ______ ________________________________ ___________ ______ _____________________________________ __________________ .. his left and threw a perfect lif strike to Rick Evans in the end i Bro 95 run (Spinhs kick) zone. Evens ran a simple i Brown SO run (Spenks run) lake Howell defenders swarm over an unidentified West Orange J -- fluckhatler 74 run (Spinb streak pattern but he was able ball carrier. The Hawks lost the to beat his defender easily to quarter. (Herald Photo by Tom Vincent) come up with the 19 yard M pass. The touchdown was set up by Lake Henry Finney, when the Junior took the Apopka ki ckoff on his iContinued From Page 1-B) pass to Luby, and several plays yard penalty against West way through the line down to WEST ORANGE LAKE HOWELL OWfl 23 yard line and raced later, Pritchard lobbed a short later Andy Holton burst across up Orange gave the Hawks a first the seven. Two I? FirSt downs 13 the middle for 54 yards. four-yard toss to Luby, and from two yards out. Pritchard's down plays later 16 391 Rushes yards and new life. iioe Andriano caught the 6-yard Howell halved the gap to 14-7. extra kick was good, as were Tom Fenton's try for the 71 Yards passing 167 all tAiby pulled off a juggling act Pritchard pass and tied the 04.7 West 31 14 s extra point barely made it off Passes Orange's Johnson of them, and the Hawks closed at the Warrior 15 three plays contest at 21-all. Fumbles lost 00 the ground anid was easily scampered around left with :22 the gap to 21-14. later, but the catch still left the lii PfltS Six minutes remained for remaining for four yards to up 2)1 blocked, forcing the two TriplePenaIties 17w Howetl defense came Hawks facing fourth and one. Howell to hang on and score 30 his team's lead to 21-7. Wes?Orange alive and broke through to stop With thunderous crowd 7 14 0 13-34 A teams to go into the en- again, but daring runs by Lake Howell • i if homecoming ceremonies with And so it stood at halffirne as the Warriors two drives later on couragement roaring behind Warriors Johnson, With three 0 Maloy 3 run (Waters kick) Lake Howell's Homecoming a 4th and 16 incompletion, the count standing at 6-6. them, the Hawks lined up for minutes left, and Sellati, with 0 - Johnson 77 run (Watecs kick) Lila Williams was crowned festivities entertained the fans H Howell took over, but soon the one-yard try. Lu I pass from Pritchard one minute left, sea led Howell's (Pritchard kick) Ilomeccming Queen by last crowded into the low bleachers found itself punting. But a ISAndy Holton bulldozed his 0 -- Johnson 4 run (Waters kick) year's winner, Debbie Boston, next tothe brand-new track and H - Holton 2 run (Pritchard kick turf. Blue and green ro±ets H - Andriano 6 pass from Pritchard while Miss Williams escort, snired into the cold wintry air Mike Moraco, looked on. (Pritchard kick) o Johnson II run (Waters kick) When the second half started, while a fireworks-composed o - Sellati to pass Ha:tatl Apopka began to do some of the from silver hawk glowed brightly lContinued From Page I-B) to play Lake Brantley and led the Hawks in defeat with 167 (kick (aUtd) nearby. things that Klein ad feared Individual Leaders: year this handicap will be Lyman next year if we can." yards passing, and added Rushing W. Orange Sellati Down by two touchdowns, removed. "We don't have great team another 10 rushing, and Ruby 14$. Johnson 6)70. Thompson II 61. Jiey would before the game. They simply started giving It to Howell remained determined to L. Howell Andriano 99, No ton Lake Howell will be truly speed," he said, "and our was high on the young man. Hughley on almost every play make a game out of it. The competitive, 13 45 Pritchard 7 10 defensive backs don't weigh "Pritchard is something else, Passing: W. Orange Warriors obliged seven minut es and the powerful running back Malta?? $ . "We're going to be very much, but next year they'll be isn't he?" Ruby said. "I think a 2. 2 L. Howell Pritchard started eating up the yardage. 1 l' into t he second half by fumbling representable," sa 37- 14 S. 167 yards, id Ruby, who stronger and it'll make a big lot of those interceptions he had to Howell's Fred Weber. Taking position on their own has been starting six difference," Receiving W. Orange SelIati I were on tip-Ins." Pri tchard then fired a 35-yard sophomores this year. "I'd like 47 yard line, with 5:33 left in the ID. L. Howell luby tO 173. An Quarterback Jim Pritchard Scott Abrahams cfriano 336. Dickson 'I. third period, Apopka was able - ____________________ . ________________________________________________________________ ________ _____ _______ _______ _____ -- . : 11 - ---. gaacoson, executive director of the Downtown Development Council in Sanford. Fighting apathy and negatlity has been Sara's biggest battle, but she doesn't feel she's fl ogging a dead horse, Oh no, says Sara. People would like to do something about the deca)ing downtown section of their city. It's just th at t hey don't knowexactly what to do, ortiow(odojt So that's been her job for the past three months. Identifying the problems; lookin g for th e resources to solve th e problems; - - "When I bought home insurance, 1 picked Safeco. Here's tvhy: ,, 1 I've "I sell insurance for (1 liii"g and spent a lot of time maluating Insurance companies. "When I bought insurance for my mn home I picked Safeco. Safeco protects you against things you clon't thInk about — until they happen "I think Safeco offers the best home '.wrs policy avallabie That's why I'm your Safeco agent. If you'd like to know more. similv give me a call or drop t my office" , Smile, you're with Safeco -- - - TON YJJfU 7417 5. French Ave. Sanford, Fla. 32771 s I 322-0285 - 831-9774 INSURANC E AG E N CV - - let the problem of downtown development rest until her Dec. 1 deadline Is reached and the Development Council votes yea or nay on the city's future, "My forte is research, in creating a system,,, said Sara. silt means organizing from scratch often going in where angels fear to tread, and having a kind of intestinal fortitude a tenacity." Sara sums up her own talenU a nd shorcomings with typical frankness, get ting right down to basics, "I'm unabashedly candid," she admits. 'but then Ifeel I' ve a right to be, because when I criticize something, I'm also willing to go In and do something - 31 1 1 - 74 U& of SANFORD - ): married her husband and lifelong business partner. "So I was born Into, work in and love the business world," commented Sara. After some time away from the town where she was born and reared, Sara was faced with te prospect of returning to Sanford earlier this year, "Dad had an em ty store on his hands after he moved into the larger RoJay's, but more than that, he thought it was time his daughter moved home," smiled Sara. Typically, she approached the proposal from a practical stand point. "Sanford had not prospered during the years I'd been gone. I felt at first I'd be making a move backward," she ex. plained. "4 "Th en Irealized I had the wrong attitude. The whole problem with Sanford is that people who want to progress turn their backs 4 on this city instead of making this into a place where progress is psstbIe. "So I went to a Downtown Busin ess Association (DBA) meeting to discover the rhythm of the merchants and to determine wheth er I could open a classy interior decorating business In a deteriorated downtown. "I fully intended to sit quiet and listen, but me and my big mouth. . .!" Th e outcome, a short time later, was an offer to chair the DBA board. Sara refused, but did sit In on meetings "to see if they were fighting a losing ba ttle." At about this t im e, Jeno Paulu entered the scene with the offer to cooperate with merchants and property owners If they wanted to get a de velopment project going. Th e DIM appointe da steering committee to begin feasibility studies: Janice Springfield, son,Vince Roberts and Doug Stenstrom. Later, fi ve more members were added— John Morris (chairman), Don Knight, Ralph Larson, Garnett White and Sara It's happening in Sanford — and prime mover behind downtown development is Sara Jacobson (left) with advisor sIrIey Moak Jacobson-end the group became known as the Downtown (Herald Photos by jean patt.esoa) , - e - - - - Y , 1~ I leading innkeepers.. absolutely must be sold regardless of price. >1 4 _____ by 5)V 7 - I This htyavy duty bedding constructed to meet or exceed the specifications now demanded la-30L-~ 4 - __________________ today at unheard of savings to you! 3 - - This dramatic bedding price forfeit was caused by unusual business conditions! Solid trailer loads of bedding will be sold new sto re (RoJays Women's Apparel) and business Is better t han ever. Which has proved to me," she said, "w hat first class decor and a mood set for buying can do. It shows reconstudlon does improve the situation." Rose York when she was a young chili!. In Sanford, shemet and oo '- about putting it right." Mat's exactly how she came to be director of the DDC. She's been accused of being abrasive, domineerin g and a bulldog for persistence. But her leadership qualities are UndenIable, and among he r many supporters are th ose who believe if Sara can't do something for downtown, nobody can. - - :rol then "doing my darndest to urge people to do it.,, There are no preceden ts to follow when It comes to downto wn redevelopment, explains Sara. Whoever has done the most recent research on the subject, also becomes the expert. But all is doomed to failure, she adds, without a strong per. sonality In the lead. Luckily ( Dr Sanford, when It comes to personality, Sara has - - Pride, Optimism Key To '76 Sara's father, Herman Jacobaon, entered in-ierica as a teenage stowaway on a ship from Europe. As a young adult, he made his way to Sanford, and there he's stayed ever since. "To my fat her," said Sara, "Sanford is God's country. Its interesting from the pointof downtown development," she added, "that it was here he made his small fortune, and here he intends to remain. He recently moved into and remodeled a Getting the mule back on Its feet. -- - ----------- Howell Loses, But Coach Is Proud ow n tow n D Rescue Women's Editor _____________________ Power ' r 8' JEAN PAflSON ______ - lity hl To ______________ 7 $ 7-29 0000-0 ________________ ersona tn Marvin Woods and a burst off Scoring A Hughtey 2 run (kick fail,jt tackle by Lamar llughley. Kelly S run (kick failed) 0 APOPKA OVIEDO Ilughley carried the ball the A Hughley S run (McNerne y 4) 17 First Downs 7 final three yards while Oviedo, A - Hughtey 6 run (pass failed) Yarch with 10 men on the field, vainly $4 A -WhiteS) pass from McNtrneV 130 passes 25 io tried to call a timeout. 12 Fumbles Lost 1 i (Mc Nerney run) McNerney's try for the point was wide to fi l e right and Apopka led 6-0 with 3:53 left In the half. I The lions were able to come II right back and tie the score on Just three plays from serim- .. ' JO NES 254 0 Loss Oviedo - Fsrt Downs LYMAN Yards 276 iContfnud From Page 1.11) to score in J ust six runn ing big plays coming on a Jump plays, with llughley carrying pass from Apopka's "Mr. the ball on all but one Of the 1 (continued From Page 1-B) of scrimmage. e2t A linebacker en t for t he the 20 and bo th defensive backs on the honlesidejineswere left In their tracks by still another shift cut to the middle. Stunning . - - 'i recotnmemieci we appoint an executive director and open an office," said Sara. "I would up volunteering three months of my time to do a prelimina ry study to find out if this battle can be Health problems confined her to New York City instead of remarked Sarah. 'And I'm never satisfied with being ju.st an embarking on a further five-year-stay in the distant South employe; I've got to get intimately involved." American coun try. But the challenge of working abroad was met So sh e used a ske tchy background In won," to develop a sucwith an equally stimulating job at home. cessful art gallery in Winter Park. Later she expanded to a studio According to Sara, things so far are going "Splendidly ." Sara landed the position of director of personnel and ad"That's perhaps not as great as it sounds," she warned. in Casselberry where she her special interest in framing and "The ministrative services with the Public Broadcasting Laboratory, grouping pictures led to rearranging entire rooms to suit her negativity and apathy hasn't been reversed , but at least It's been an experiment f un ded by the Ford Foundation at e Instigation of work. Thus an checked, And I think that's splendid. th interior decorating business Interiors by Saja— then-President John Kenned y to explore new avenues of usin g was born. "A: least people are showing some interest and curiosity I get television for educational purposes. th e feeling we're s ta r ting to stir up the to wn." Now Sara operates her own cabinet shop and is venturing into "What a fascinating, once-In-a-lifetime experience," Sara's spent much of her life stirring ths up and getting th e rennovation business as well. enthused. No b could quite match it during the first few months things start ed. Soon after she graduated from th e University of "So here I am after the PilL experiment was over, so Sara Joined a friend in an from Clue, to New York, to Sanford. And Florida, she joined the Peace Corps and spent four years working really, the situation here's not so different it's Just a matter of eight-month cross-country trek, stopping to pick up a waitress Job In Qifle. scale and degree. here and th ere w he n ever t hey ran short of money. "I had no spec skills, so I was agned to a rural cornFinally, she fo un d herself ba ck In Florida, ready to tackle the "I believe redevelopment is feasible. Now we've got to get the munity development program— somewhere I could use my ad- bsIe wor ld on her own for th e first t ime. "I'm a kin d of a t m ule back on I ts feet and turn Sanford back In to charm city.' . ' - 1. -. - - - - •-. - - - - I I) k In And Around Sanford Auto - Train Revelers ,-. is sale presented by eric ad a... inc. _,.__, Th Shirley Monk (left) Ii convincred Sara Jacobson's 'pipe dream' of it redeveloped downtown can become reality m' % This is brand new bedd' I nrn . — c P.riô ' the hotel or mrs. .e1i lfl wh ich this sate is uelng b eing held. The special prices featured in this se u-out were made possible because we bought ) tremendous quantities at lII - BRAND NEW BEDDING I -41 - BRING YOUR CAR, TRUCK OR TRAILER, WE WILL LOAD AND TIE YOUR BEDDING SECURELY FREE ROPE, NO CHARGE FOR LOADING. twin size extra firm mattress or In' rhitit'rn ll size.-. ______ attre'ss al i1I1Wi[iTi _____ _ __ _ , 13YDORISDIETRICH herald Correspondent Arriving late, A.Q. Olson guitarist, Juli Waesche, a ushered us into the luxurious highly professional Auto-Train Starlight Lounge, the only nightclub enter ta iner who's All aboard! nightclub car of its kind in the "I been working on the railroad The traveling cocktail party Western Hemisphere, Most of "for two years Julie said celebrating the four th an. us remained wed'M In th. .. i..... oves her ..,i u we niversary of Auto-Train deluxe car the entir e trip. belie ve her. Wednesday night was the last viord for atx)ut 400 guests who So it was a swing-along, sing. Julie's chami and music kept appeared to be having the time along and roll-along for the the crowd entranced and as of their lives when "Merrily we merrymakers, who were Auto-Train V.I,P.s from II encauivu Rolled Along", on a .w-,our delightfully by a Washington, D.C., Eugene r lando. vivacious vacalist and Garfield, Richard A. Goldstein, track-test to O Phil Cruver, Ed Sears, Rich ' Church and Obie Moore _______________________________ , "tracked in and out of the cars with Julie strumming "When . 'fleSaInLConeMch1ngin' For local Auto-Train Moak, after detoting suburb of Detroit, Mich. she led 10 ;'ears to Ute duties of a group of parents in protest housiwIfe and mother, was just against an outdated and me!getting back Into the swing of fectual school system. The the academic and business result was the unseating of both worlds when she met Sara school board and superin. reformi ng of the friend Sara came extra firm ri I. it rnr ; nç .' c _____ shared it with me," recalled spearheaded a drive by a local Shirley, "and here 1 am, right homeowners association to In the thick of Sanford's down bring about radical changes in town redevelopment" itIon their city got,ernment m Ms "That's where I got of advisor to Ms. Jacobson, who wet In politics," said Shirley. It i executive direct or of t he led to her involvement Downtown Development txague of Women Voters here Council (DDC). n Seminole County, and a "Sara said to me, something can be done In Sanford; it course of study in political science at Florida Techhasn't before now because noloolcal University earlier body's rea lly tried.' th is a "And she's right," said iier . interest n res •n intating Shirley wi th conviction. "The action an a ta.nt for projec t is very feasible--I anav'Ln" problems and ad no stumbling block. We know )'• ' Tel. misieru,), wCu solutions ;as th e way It can be done. Shirley a valued asset to Just a matter of comnmittment, made th e DIX for people to quit passing the buck" "We make a great team —! Downtowfl development is be lieve we can do any th ing if Feasible, reads a recent report we put our minds to it," said from the DDC office. "if they Shirley of the Ooneerlu work ______ _ I .-. " T1 imporlmlow ,, )I' .- --j.- " 1, ,. ', ,, / ' / / / j' . - - -- tIn1[thh- ,IUM In mft 4 WAYS TO BUY: - I - as a 0%8 - - -- ---- '.--. - - - t A . ., .'.-,1K. " -, '- Blayney, Dick Johnson, Derwood Creel and Bernard Fit zerald, the musical salutation was 'You Are • - -, . -' - - - . - • told m *I$ *I%#y Track , - queen size -'-- ,..,' U eCt Is with bedding belonging to Party Down The " i,.-'_/ 'ki! - Eugene Garfield' (second igh h ares fellowship with Mr. and Mrs. A.Q. Olson and Tom Blayne by Doris Dietrich) The fun-feat, gab-fest and (Herald Photos song fest was most interesting Many of the revelers had never marvelous time and could see great, and they would love to been aboard the train, while this was the way to travel. take a p etrain. others were so imp -essed it - A13o aboard for the first am were Rep Bob Ilattaway, and his wife, Peggy. Bob's en"Oh beautiful For spacious th uiastic comments were, "I skies..." Dr. Chiude Godwin of Peggy and kH Homer and th ink it'sa great, great trip. We Titusvllle commented, "This is their daughter , Desta lot certainly have of a political A first for Gen. and f rs John my first trip and l love it. There managed to work their way ve never people and co mmunity leade rs (Lee) Yost of Winter Park, they sure are a lot of pre tty g ir ls." th e lounge. No th ey ha from Seminole County and the both agreed it was great even ridden UUI iOpt. to, Seated together were Sheriff June Lormann and Jim Ryan State of Florida here tonight bef ore the train began rolling. and it's nice to have them all John and Dot Polk. and Mark agreed the party was w together to socialize. Mr. Dean Todd of WESH-TV said, Cleveland Jr. The dapper at- derful, and could uflckl.5t 'I think it's crazy, like won- tome) admitted this was a the train would be a beautiful Garfield should certainly be congratulated for his interest in "first" for him and he loves beginning for a honey derful I haven't been on a " moon our count) ' since I was 10 years old You trains and was having lots of don't see anything like this on fun The POW are seasoned an airplane. I think It's a good Auto-Train travelers and their has become their travel mode for the road, -' , -- ?. ' - 741 �. ~ -- . - - . . . - - - I . -- .. - - - - I - ____ - . .. - - - - - - . - 2C—Ev•nlnç Herald, Sanford, El. - -- V Sunday, Nov. 16, its . . W 14 " D R Couples -- .-_--=----. I 8---. e pe - -.-- - - . - = ~—,-- at 4 Vows O f a M . issolut* OflS Of rriage Engagements Area Marriag . 1, -it 111-~ ?# Evening Hera, Sanford, El. Be 4- 10T~ 4--. , IA! Sunday, Nov I 1975-3C White Couple Celebrates Win. Ii. Johnson&Miq1 tua' on the arm of her lather, le I ward G. Mathew5 & .. --o escorted her down the Yvonne. white bridal able carpet to the Ctuirlie Burke r I McGinnis Nelson & of Nov. 29 at 4 p.m. at First University with a bachelors family pew where she Angela Grace. 1. . ri I / &-presented her mother a red (ongregatIon Church, inter degree in mechapical Geo I Gross& f Donna Mr and Mrs. (itrald 0 / .. ____ ____ . Park rose During the recessional, / engineering and is employed ,1 Mt{inn,s 3 Frances Adele Johnson & Daturi t / the bride presented the groom's Jlcy G. out'tnciiPcry ssisr, €OJO)S T1ctlIng fltCncs i mecha nical engineer Winter I ark flflfloUflCe (lit Madden - Pa dli I SO Held Coff pondeng mother with a red Mary, and h husband, Carl Marion's role as housewife = -~, I I F, ; engagement of their daughter, V I - M4iude Perry & Wesley Jean \tr an d MN Harold Thomas Florida Power Corp. MIlling,ofDeflry,hiabrot fl bride chose a formal and homemaker has been / The edding i1l be an event Ralph M. Stutiel & Ver;i ( Undo Sue, to ('eorge Pascal Madden 2434 Myrtle Ave., of Dec. 6 at 5 p.m. at trs I' gown of candlelight qna for John The golden wedding an. Call, amd wife, Vivian, (rain rewarding with community t . o Andes & Dorothy R Neon Jr son Mr and Mrs Sanford, . 7 announce h niversary of Mr. and M the her vows, The empire waist and Win. B. Westfield, Mass; and his sister, interests, various creative Baptist Church, Sanford George 11. Nelson Sr., ' .Ij Al( t Bellew & Emily D. wPercy A White was celebrated Flora, and h husband, Mike hobbies, and sewing and their / . swan neckline were trimmed 141 Enseada Dr. Bellew i I / ithareceptionSundayatthe Fisher, from Sanford. Murray Morrison knitting with beaded embroidery. The . . 1 , The bride-to-be attended Aristides 1ngwood home during . I. 1 . Both born In Vermont, same embroidery accented Pu lIC Sc Iou s in Semino e Sr n onu a i a an appointed hours of 2 p.m. Marion Underwood anPercy 1C d C herald William of Maitland cuff olthegown'slongsleeves. - . . Charles W II (fun County, graduating from Antonio Padilla. . Hosts and hostesm for the White met at a square dance in 11 A siceveless ceat with atthched Frances Marie. announce the engagement of . Oviedo high School in 1972. She The bride-to.be, born event wff e their only child and West Dover, Vt., and were 1n chapel train featured a softly , their daughter, Elan t tni) is a senior at Honda Tech Janet I ocallo & Jo h .Orlando, is the 14 ______________ . :. . her family,Mr. and Mrs married Nov. 8, 1925 in Inn9WI draped hood as its headpiece. ~ / granddaughter Murray of Colorado Springs, Russell. ological University majoring of Air. and -b , Charles 13. (Joyce) Sammet manuel Episcopal Church, Ped Hasty, Her Victorian bouquet of ivory Colo. to IA. Robert J. Morrison (i J0 in medical technology and Sipes Avenue. Sullivan & and son, Charles C. of Ike Bellows Falb, Vt. Until the and Mr. ) S. ) fugipon gardeniasand beige Jean F ___ USAF, son of Mr. and Mrs. currently interning at Winter and Mrs. A. ( Madden O1 Robert Mary, and daughter Eileen couple moved to Florida in 1958, J , . . Morrison of Park Memorial Hospital. A Slagnolia Ave., Sanford. Joe B. Baker & Jean 0. ! Sammet Mack, and her they lived in Western RM OUR JUNSINVAC-tW new L tined with varigated ivy and Donald F Christiansen member of Zeta Tau Alpha husband, Clark, of Sanford. A 1971 graduate of Seminole Massachusetts where Percy ght I f Ms. Murray graduated from sorority, she was active in Girl Ifigh School, .Q,(. Wasa member Mrs. White greeted nearly 100 was employed by Sears, . -o . Lut #"'/I - - ers. She carried a venise . : "if— -_ !A.;Af Scouts throughout high school of the National' Honor Society lliloxi Ifigh School, Miss., at. guests wearing a gold print Roebuck before goingin his lace handkerchief, a gift from F Valerie Jean Szabo & Albert tended Lousiana w to mW d"ag 9*Wi State Sir. and Airs. Percy A. White Of Longwood on their golden wed. ' dress enhanced with a gold own file business, which he the bride's sister, Brenda Carter and is fled Cross water safety and the Anchor Club. She will University at Baton Rouge and ding anniversary (Photo by Bob 0g) . 1~&W Idu dift. instructor, 'l II h orchid corsage. Ile wore a goid- continued in Florida. Mgraduate in June, 1976 from Mid-western University, rim Dow Mwen to the~~.0 upped carnati boutonere in tier fiance attended public Bruce R Now retired lm business . a ea Ofl ,% 1, -lid of honor Miss Brenda --Wichita Falls, Texas, Sh . is - 71- - (. the l;ipl of his blue checked he is active in politics in Christy I,yrin. lit, , University with .,, 111,1p;r in -, : .i.' iiiJIflj s s.d v Carter Ste%en.,, ~~ore a flo-irntr in a silk el"PlOYed 6)* the Air Force suit. dfligh Orlando, graduating froin inicrobiol' ljnd~a Gail Griner I,ealcr Marie floward and A-line gown featuringpink ~ - 11 & Calvin lMgwOOd and is chairman of * isom ym carpm short length gown of Nile ogy and will enter the Academy, Colorado Sprin Cfl I Monroe. Laverne 0. lana with accenting designs I Morrison is a The first . thly meeting of and accomodations for your gold and white, including floral for the City of lAngwood. Iiis at Florida Technological Medical School in July next fly R. married i Ii at 1.30 p.m. in Piece. She carried three purple of rust, green and ivory at the graduate of the Air Force Orlando's newest American time and money. ments University, he is majoring in year. and ap. hobby is gardening and he i 1. I Betsy Jean Scott & Gerald Central Baptist Church, &in. II .. . fitted bodice supported by and white orchids trimmed with Academy and is in pilot training Business A t political science. Ile ts was carried thin Richard. is a cadet out in [ter fiance, born in San at I ford with Rev. Bill Coffman A ft reamers, SilvertoStar braceletof the decor and refreshments. straps. Over the dre was a leese AFB, Lubbock, Texas. the Orange Heritage Chapter, was sWial presented president major in the Reserve Officer Carlos. Venezuela Alton J Villiesse & Edi th 911110109SUMMMMI I performing the candleligh t, , is al9 The wedding will be in matching green mid-shoulder was held at the Kahler Plaza, Fred Ossowski served as best Assisting with the guest book Training Corps and a member graduate of ticeo Miguel double ring ceremony. Organist Pena, York on r, . 1,000's the Chapter, Jeanie Austin, Margaret A. Rowell & Ashton length cape with a high cowl Ida evening. Dec. 27. and serving were Helga of Tau Kappa Epsilon [raterI man and Ushers were James uerto Cabello, Venezuela. He OF I was Mr& Darrell Gneme and Egleton and Don Adams, I neckline. The same rust, green Will. me couple will honeymoon at nity. Donald honor her for her sponsoring 11 Griffith. Jean Yerkes and graduated in August from soloist was Mrs. Faye Williams. 1 -irnes, sales and ivory designs adorned the Arthur W. Bellenger & . representat ive new members for this chapter Erunma Underwood, Mrs. Technological Wait Disney World and then 1 J The wedding will be an event Florida Following reception n the I make their home in Lubbock. for Kahler Plaza who gave a and a total of 18 members White's sister-in-law, who flew cape which cled at the dress' Juanita The bride is the daughter cf . ~ .'I FROMAROUNDTHE .Air. and Mrs. Kenneth James Statirl back . The honor attendant Mrs. J. M. Dyson of Peter- Central Baptist Church flail, presentation on how to deal during her membcrsNp with in from Gardena, Calif. for the WORLD Qua 0W"n ~ i- RM Iff &* I SANFO1O PLAZA . 'I with hoteis and convention the American Business OCCalOfl. ciuTied a crescent spray of ALTAM001TI MA LL sburg, Va. and E. E. Seal of the.couple left on a Caribbean Rwhnond, Va The bridegroom cruise centers gain the best service Women's Association. Among others attending from Second Street e Mr and Mrs Robert Bruce was flower girl SM is the son of Mrs. Lulu 'eadon The couple will make their Crystal River. The bridegroom g and draped with iory suede o(Janesvjhle, Ws. and the late home at 215 S. Park Ave., is the son of Mr. and Mrs. The attendants wore formal ' streamers, Chutes Enoch Yeadon. Sanford. The bride is employed Joseph Manri, Long Island, length gowns of coral qiana Other attendants were Miss %rues at Southern Bell Telephone co, N.Y. r I SANFORD, FLORIDA fl bride wore a A-tine gown ,. ._____i featuring round necklines, bell and the bridegro Sandy Meserve of St. om in pale blue light weight cotton Pendant watches sleeves and empire waists, . -1 I Augustine, college fricnd of the j ____________________ -- -. I Given in marriage by her They wore coral picture hats Polyester featuring sleeves full superintendent of construction bride; Mrs. Barbara Hydechuk pare -irio First YOUR CHOICE nts, the bride wore a for- and carried wicker baskets of from the shoulder and fittedat Cae& of Orlando, Mrs Jane Jaseic mal gown of bridal organza S.C., %here they visited with 'I fastening with buttons from the gold and rust mums, yellow I of Altamonte Springs and Miss --.~ "Anna, the First Missionary" KATIIERINF: I __ The gown featured a scooped their son-in-law and daughter, elbow. The skirt was trimmed aruce-,vianr, t daisies and fall leaves. Ttv for this month's mitmg of the Berly Baubjitz of JONLS Bary, 88 Sue and husband, Larry Salley, ruffled neckline and lull bell flower girl wore a long coral with a wide flounce and her "" Priwilla Circle. Plans were Correspondent Junior bridesmaid and cousin of .,-.,*,,, and five grandebildren. sleeves trimmed with senise gown and carried a wicker light blue veil of organdy was then finalized for the the bride Their gowns and DIAl Chrisnas I eslie Louise Bruce and lace The skirt was also ac basket of petals Son , Richard, of Miami, also -secured by a cotton polyester Kenneth James Mann were tier fingertip veil PIANOS bazaar and luncheon to be held % floral bouquets were identical 365-3S!8 surprised the Chadwicks with a , Corn p' bow en a headpiece trimmed umted in marage by Rev cented with lace around the Dec 6 at the Community to that of the honor attendant mw~ I deep flounce at the hemline %lsit at his sister's house, as he me in and let us show you 13 reasons with matching lace. She carried Spiney Brabham of wint RichardManri,brotherof Church Fellowship Hall The groom, who wore a r you should consider buying a Kohler I & 11 r The members taking the trip wasin the areaon a business of illusion bridegroom, was best man. -: three white orchids on a Bible Haven in a candlelight, double triied with lace was at. Ushers were Joseph Mann, CmpbeIl above all others camel-colored formal cutaway nominating committee con. were Eleanor and Wallace trip N adwried with sUv21ftrs wid a ring ceremony at 7 p.m., = sUng of Alberta Bartunek, Ayers, Alberta and Louis tuxedo with matching vest and From Greenville the Chad tached to a Camelot of venise father of the bridegroom, UALITY NEED NOT BE EXPENSIVE" two-ringed knot, signifying October 10 in the United lac ruffled shirt accented with Essle McAsoy, and Florence I3artunek, Gdys and Archie wicks took off for North -• . Cart e. She carried a cascade of Michael Bruce and hlarrell Marriage. Boulden was appointed to select Durham, Blance and k S camel ribbing. chose Frederick SALES Ed Carolina where they took in the Methodist Church, Crystal white carnations, yellow Bruce. brothers of the bride ELANMURRAY River. PAMELA AN N officers for 1976. E MADDFN Smith as his best man Ushers .. . Richardson, Mabel Rojas, Nora sights of Cherokee, Maggie W. rosebuds and baby's breath. Carter-Lund A ~ Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Lund of wearing the same tuxedos as ~-.- .~ -~ Plans for a Christmas Kendrick, Florence Boulden. Valley, Ashvifle, the Blue Ridge on in the , -- it - -. Mrs. Michael Korgan, cousin Miss Ri Croft was maid of chu1i Fellows In an impressive double ring Edison, N. J., were Unit,ed in the groom and father of the meeting were formulated for Essle McAvoy, Ruth Boswell Parkway to Little Switzerland —111111111111 e e hip Hall, the i of the bade, was organist and honor. Vicky Tarry, Debbie l Matrunony. - i1 ~ I X I~# inber. Gifts, refreshments and Louise Weaver. ceremony in the Windermere bride included Alex and then on to Charlotte ~lefore L I it pi Mrs Edward Ilughs, wedding trip to Baptist Chwth n Nov. 1 at 2 .md the Holy Day Spirit were Peter Renis and David Carter' also Manri. sister of the bridegroom returning to Greenville again A) ,~/ OfficlaUng the ceremony w Disney World. They will Make P.ln., COUS,'n of the bridc, was soloist. to be on the agenda for the as bth Jean Carter. daughter of. Rev. Gordon Smith of Win11 and Debbie Matthews were the bid ' 'J Darlyne and Steve Aiello are for a few days. leir home in DeRosa Village, . tf r., ',IDE coming month, AIB' li.t mnU Th bnde is the daughter of bridesmaids. Regenia Stewart Csl River. The Lunds left the reception happy to announce the avaI Mong the way Buck and Qr del rim hornble am the . I.I II my children, a boy and girl ages . by limousine for a wedding trip — of their second Saofond, and Curt Lund, son of , Theodore Ginny also stopped off at The bride entered the sane- to a thin 8 and 9, rode over to their .1 1th1 Federation of Senior Citizens Manuel Mello, on Nov, 4. Young ceramic shops looking for in. s left Chuluota at 10 a.m., Theodore weighed in at .seven teresting pieces for the holiday grandma's on their bikes. Abby almost . dietbook, saw I' She's their father's mother, I Oct. 30, with 14 passengers pounds, ten ounces; brother, season. 11 v;U-AJ5 se They walked into the house, from The Chuluota Retired Danny, is very pleased with the The only disappointmen t of M THERM — PRIME RIB FolksClub. The trip to the new arrival, looking for her, and found her the whole trip was not enough LOBSTER TAILS Altamonte Springs Shopping Ml: A-NtA&NG 2111M that Alfred E. Nlann 11, 19. 521 Lk Clifford A. Paden~ color to the foliage as t made me ,34, Rt 2 Bx Y. Will. fl. Bellew. 41, 1100 granda flwy ran out of the __________________________________________________ Robert B. — Gx4e ue Glad to have Maureen and weather fl,as b"n extremely Brantley Mtld,, Teresa A. 435, Forest City, Eliz. G. Ferudale Or., Orlando Deborah Ballard St., Altamonte Springs, Jay Hn, wlhome rwhhout knowing if they Johnson, 19 same add. shops on both the levets and Dale Bell back in ChWuota for warm. Groves, 45, Br 3, Forest City' llyod Beauty consultant, VilIis, 22, Br 53 Longwood. o lunch at the Hot Shoppes their winter stay after a edwithfreshmushroomsutdInbutter G. Berkley, 21, 2416 since. a -The cane home and told me Cafeteria. Everyone enjoyed a summer in Michigan. I Savor Or., OrE I 11 I have always felt that a Perhaps the repairs were , ENTERTAINMENT NIGHTLY PRIVATE DINING ftt wvIted for him and beautiful day of fun and ° ' I I aboutt and I exnlained that mixed maffisge has two skes more time-consuming than Sterl A. Weber, 28, 9 Apt. C. relaxation. 2544 PARK DRIVE, SANFORD what Crnthnas w doing was against it, but I must say that expected, but I'm getting Buck and Ginny Chadwick / I I flHN, (lDE I'My. Another day of fun is celebrated their 38th wedding . Ph. 321.0424 wrong (Yes Grandpa is Mill these two seem so mature and concerned. What should ,1 II Jamie Ann Black, 22, 13x 132, A panel discussion on be Judge V Conkling; Bob barkb on a planned for a tour of Fashion anniversary with a trip to the .I year study of Longwood. Closed 0 Sundays alive and living with Grandright for each other that I do not TIM m ONE In Seminole County Juvenile Ritz from the Divisi on of you th the Juvenile Justice System. protect your home I Norris L Woody, 21. 742 Justice will be presented at the Services; Beau Taylor, deputy Areas to be e - Iinsulated sof-ii nf announced later by the My husband and i k xamined by' the Jesp Ave., Lungwood, Cindy The problem I anticipate will "gentleman amonte Springs civic — who took ynur Center e from the Seminole County panel Participants will help I- Sutherland, president, Mrs. Ruth Boswell. m what's going on with Grandma. be with our relatives. They are clock home Is obviously for the 18, 818 Lomann the ague of Women Vo Sheriff's Department; Rick answer questions conceng (lr. So., Lungwood, This bus is available any of Seminole County on N ters but we didn't want the kids to s'ery strict in their religious birds. contact him and tell him Thday for members of the "SD is 19 Galloway, cowelor at the the %ariation in the ad 3 h 1xhh1t (i:; at 8 p m This Is a find out. She has more than one beliefs. and it will be impossible )nu're coming by to pick It up Paul F Ruddy, ffieI 1420 Federation in groups of 14. County Detention Center, Dan ministration of justice In our Sultan,i Lii, Maittand, boyfriend. 46W to help take off pwxhI Or, meeting for the citizens public for them to condone my son's If he hasn't already Own C tO inDebra Pick-up is at the Chuluota . FAT. as kW as ffry Scinto, Psychologist in the Counties. Areas to be examin Of Sanford Yesterday, my husband's marrying a Methodist Already coop, that is R. McDonald, 32, 408 Seville form them Of the Juvenile Seminole County Schoel are: police personnel, s ed Community Church . are fo0m,ed I, sister phoned ibout drawing I have had /I an aunt ask me how I trw. Ave., Altamonte Springs, Justice system in our county, sWern; and Marilyn Gordon, % ture, Policies and procedures; names for Christmas, which we could permit this relationship tio, IT~'!3-,~ a 030 Phillip W. Hamlin, IS, 1119 ad Donna Grantham, chair director of Youth V sm-i ! ~" E " v , a gran, alteruatises for delinquenry, Park Ase, JWie A Spain 17, alwa -3 do at Grandma's. My exist! person. ^ C%;*,o.1 i It , , Z Inc . YM I %wil to he din Send me presention and diserslon from same If oblem is my kids don't want our son marries this Participating in the panel will . The State League is em. to go to (randina's a t all now many of my relatises would Y A , detention facilities; placement French Ave,, Gladys 1. I I &L ROC-1.011 EftEMY-SavIM& pRIM Should we tell Sister why my rifuse to attend the wedding, y or 1 II Len altcruatives and assignment I kids don't want to draw naines? especially if it takes place in a I I *~ . S9 CID. I 11 ave mann, 47, 38 S Park Ave No Send . - . 11 A . Also, should I tell iny mother- Methodist cliurch. or to I . jues ,~ in-law what in)- k RobertFink ,4Z Br 1415, flow should this be handled' I ,Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Warren Hospital, Tampa. Maternal After all areas of the system I Margaret E. Augusto, 43, Bx 518 Or should we act like nothing C cj'j (nee Susan Piercy) wish to grandparents are Mr. and Mrs have happened Idon don't I)FAI( (OCHtNFL) e % announcethebihofwru. Seminole League Will.Clyde Piercy, Sanford• RobeAR couple should Invite whomever I Fter, 40. apt 3, . ) 4. . ImArveks.CA906 Is child. a son, Matthew Justin, 9 paternal grandparents are Mr. nformation to the tate OffiCL- 525 E. :f: UNCI DFDIN fA~ *, 1; Semoran Blvd., Fern p . . 1 Iil, nd Mrs. Joe Warren of Starke. i (" Park, Donna J. Flanders, 40, use hrft 1 .... 4T I *' .. [ from Other artss of the .state, As you like it I DEAR UN: Level with come will be the losers. I see no , h I' _ & . , , • f-.,-. Grandina and I tell she's reason for concern. her If -1 -- ~~~ ( v I! % -4, slip that adjusts to ' .7 -1%1 going to carry on (hat 1 , , Any. CONFIDENTIAL she TO f THE -, I -1 "I f~ I ~ (~ 11 I l -, understand our children's youwantu baby' old)' because: Fashioned in _____________ ,, , ,~ -.,;I r -.*-; Ic-- , - ,:# : k 1. You think it will -save,, feelings, but they'll recover. I on nfron III nylon, ,, . - I - I I II -- - The A I I I W'l e4 _. el . . t Anniversary Reception - F ., _____ - -. . .. - . - . - - ', - ... I . . I.______________ • - -. ., . . . cIn;n n.t1 . -- t •. ______ . 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I .; I 1. - __________- - . , in CA'6 - - Priscilla Circle PlansBazaar Ph. 322.5181 . ____ __________ ____________ - ____ _______ • / , / I _______ ______ - ___ • BOB BALL PIANO & ORGAN -- 5- n,1 rapefru s See Granny Cheating Dem - ____ Marr age _ ar . - A P i ons Ii • 4 - £ - I?, - _______ SAVE MONEY ce Juvenile . • , SAVEENERGY '' ' "" -._----___ -- r CUSTOM DRAPERIES .. — , I FABRIC Warren I - AND OFF ! ears • UBOR - Gossard Goes To rth - wal .--Sri= !~r ,!!-,.-r ji;r;16 , -1;- ~ *!~~ , , ; ''it - ts ~.Xi;-% _________ I coming to Z,4 - '- f:;-'- ______________ ' - . ~ ~! . - -. t FOR THE FAMILY facturer has agreed to continue it 7 COURSE DINNER 1f!LYJ Children Under 12 Just $I9 V $ 95 Manufacturers Rebate both short and long ENTREES Fashioned South.rn Cornbread Dressing - i - Z -Lc ~ ,a / eep5 )'r V$. - - SHERATON HOTELS& MOTOR INNSWORLDWIDE OREGON AVENUE AT 14 &STATE ROAD 4i SANFORD, FLA. ------- - - -:-- - - - -. ------- - - -===---- --.-,=- Phl'o 1 ffin Seminole Plaza 834-3828 322-40#0 ,-.------ -- --- -- - - --- ---- -• wa:m, - LJY&way now for Christmas 8 Convenient W To Buy Cell 322-3315 Today. It's Easy St RED w ater-repellent finish *s coo Sell-bnry is &K*&rwt,4 by sny ffwtt*d, et*m Irom & 0.*6 / / I . £ 4 w Good Thru November 22nd Shaeutmnk i RAIN_NO_S1AIN j _ It. ------=~~~----- D ,~, VELVETSU ED E SIAM d % L CHEF'S MIXED GREEN SALAD Aisorted Rolls And Buffer Choice : Sweet tato or Pumpkin Pie Coffee or Tea SERVING ALL DAY 11 AM TIL 10 PM " 60 W x 90 L &*Iwo Candied Yams, Cranberry Sauce, Gre,n Peas, Vegetable Dujour IfiIs. UI.4 t V? C*4i*t.. c Custom a en A ! Fur Slorage i i i fthpl 3)9 WEST 13th Sanrd, Ft IGS HWY. 17-72 & 436 Open 10-6, Mon.-Sat. -- - = - discretion with Sis. Or anyone 2. All your friends have orie 3. Your parents are hounding else. In time, the Incident ,AII1 have loit it.q Importance. you to give thein grandchildrvii DEAR ABBY: What do you 4. You want someone to take thI nkofguestswhoarent careofyoulnyoueoldage o5. Susie w .intc a baby brother for 7p in dinner .inid show up 6 15' It irritates tue no end r I wouldn't mind if it happened 6. You want to be "fulfilled" only once, but this couple as a woman -or "prove- ~()u always comes early shouldn't at; My husband says I trying for a girl (or Ut "Rset -- that it's better to bM ) this tiMe ha them conic early than :1 EAR ABBY: F ist'ytlrs,u('o - ,, .14 OU o her high school club, and the UI SET parents wereinvited, insik, DEAR UPS: I'd be har pressed to state my preference. enterti.ined thein in our home The hour before partytime " °I the fathers usually finds the hostess either (UCIflate( dressing or attending to last-. •k aunt had rtt minute details, an having °tIro $6822 eop" RAKED VIRGINIA HAM, RAISIN SAUCE -. - .:--Vj . . MATCHING BEDSPREADS 20% OFF HURRY WHILETHEY LAST BUTTERBALL TOM TURKEY# GIBLET GRAVY O f, $360 reg. *4 per Yd 12.00 to 2O.00 C'-ct:0 Cider or Cltafll Of Chicken So U p I . Fabdc MENU ii0 '.' The i -- -==-- - --.-===-- ---- fl -: -- ---- - ---- - was not emerging properly I;ac from the ( ( go ti 3 y fine or cuckooing, 1forlLsIf since clocks many years. They are both in were his hobby, he insisted on college now, ntxi we expect t, king it home for repairs. 41 ------------- - - - -.- ==--=_ - - - . I ! I I W11 x1rI sxTT=&1Z!1X, -1&=r I.Ir vo*. / zes 32 to - I/ I Style ~, i 9018 ~k, 218-220 E. FIRST ST. - - 1 - jr, ~ FREE FAVORS for the children It - SPECIAL PRICES. Pre-Holiday Appliance Sale — FREE TURKEY ~ with each major appliance 'S I purchased. -) EE PA__I FINR_ 4 REAR WHII.F SHOPPING ROJAY - - - 4.1 . F , r Style 90118 - - who visit Santa J/ I / - . it - ~" r - / 1 F R E E G I FT for a fly order -1-&1~ p ,~, --~;l 11 W- J I 1 -==-.,.=- I ___ i 1iJJLL119'1 L S5 I 1 9 --4--- --y - - -L, Monday and Tuesday ~~, s1tc 1 1 1. -, ! - - height 1 "- ~- - i Three 21, panels sewn together with a chain stitch can be birds. ; Dil 1 ~, Z" 0Nr the Seminole, Volu Is Area Call Collects -==-- . ,& e r s ' I' 17-f N154 SHOP AT SEARS AND SAVE - -- Sears -- PINIA'REST CENTER 271h r T SA. 0 t ) �4C-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday. Nov. !i,73 BEETLE BAILEY Mort Walker ACROSS Alabama's state tree S It is one -1 4 Vehicle on 18 Show contempt 19 Gem Pt Girls name 23 Courtesy ttii 24 Eccentric -, A. I PT I# 5A AMW &41JD E i Rcc! erv ( r'-" I 'JT 11W IV V to by Larry Lewis 5 1 ~Z E FOR r AIIIE 1 '5C1ni.vG I ,cr,vrriEs. DADJ \. - T.IE 9 COULDNT COME cIT4 'YOU, ur BET T ERALONE \ WERE ON THE SU9JECI) OF 4 LOAN... / t -J ] L, : N 4LL - I, 4 ___ 1' _____ :I Ic X T IT A V ri j, r' N ___ ____ c r To p , A 33 Storage PEtS 35 Ei.ggerate 40 Kitchen i gadget Parts 01 candies ARIES March 21-April 19) You'd better give some serious thought now as to how you in. tend to clear up obligations you owe to two dlffeent parties. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) important Don't make decisions late in the day. You'll not be thinking as clearly as you should. Best you sleep on it. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Problems today will be of your own making. If you keep this in mind, trouble can be avoided. L : - \RGAINS!) t) LIKE I $T' 0 TWY) NOTOT THIS tHIS / YER )NE 1 SIZE! I 6N, 5W. w\r [II1I, i ii1 WI N WT TELL ANYONE BNG FER YA, ..MER.'J -';:THE rrI RV)CE IS \ I WIGHL. It 1'LL 1 \TAKE W HERE 'i'A GOT I' J) i..' 86 t-sr :, i(EEP TP44T u.•. ' £8 11)1 SOUTH £ V84 A KQJ 105 £ A K Q .110 Both aInerabIe IS GOING TO Tup. INTO A ni North East South 7~tz !~4~16 IN, , &iLc ,- (iL. I 9- P Pass . I ~_ ) __ I 61 4~~ _ 32 V 10975 £953 - ,It :/cII6~ ?_\ (\ 3 42 Chic Youi I 15 FAST 411111191 £i9643 AK6 IP.1 PEEOiNG MY' SWEET TOOTH ) e2* 2£ Pass 3* Pass S. Pass 5* Pass Pass Opening kjij 4 1 PRISCILLAS POP by Al Vermeer OESNT LIKE To ISCUS5 MONEY. ) MINUTES TALKIN ABOUT ;IT/ Pr ~ ij__ ir 7- ~~4_ ~ _,-!: -~,) . ~~-.-" \f-. I - The early part of the (lay will be pleasant, but toward evening neither you nor your mate will be rs tolerant of one another as YOU should be. You can have a lot of fun with the weak two bids in all suits except clubs and the artificial two-dub opening to cover all forcing two bids plus 23-24 and 27.28 point notrumps You open two notrump with 21-22 and three notrump with 2526 point notrumper's You need two artificial responses and can use more it you wish. Two diamonds should be reserved for very had hands and should only be forcing to one trick below game. Two hearts should be a catch-all to say responder Sad enough for game, but to definite bid he wants to make Other responses should be specific and reasonably norma We recommended earlier this week to use two notrtamp to cover all notrump hands and suit responses of two spades or three in any other suit to guarantee at least a ffive-card suit and at least two of th four tops honOrs Today's hand is a trap in any system. South has game in his own hand, North has a sound opening bid of his own but there is no slam. Here's how it is bid in the methods we have shown The two-club opening is artificial and forcing The two-spade response and three-diamond rebid are normal as is North's threespade call. South's Jump to five clubs says I can make game. but I am afraid of the heart suit. North is also and merely bids five diamonds. ~~, Hodge Podge SEEK & FIND' r..... aa.._J_. at....___L__ aw 11it F If S A GWRTESivCRTH OF G.4r.F 71jjS _____BE MY DAY .' C EV. ,%'-i E R E ARE YOU \ wi c is ) GOING OVER x!!__../ F I KNOW, BUTMV E'vEDRc%'PR 'S OVER - THE RE ! -c" .. I ,j J - -) T ___ N ___ ., -. I 4 _ t&9IIPiV ki __ - .__ . -- -- - Al%l, I"W -' TH -- . I ) ____ JL~~,4-- - iii" BLUE P AT / BUT THE FOOD _ - FAN - .-/1,f[T-7 -T IS flfR* P i\.\\ 7L- .1 - rV. I : - . (?_ n .1 -, , - 11 t'.1 _r4lm__ - _t - -2 __ . - ' 14 . I . ; !1UI -i I -A 0 y. . - ___ r if'-' -'. - 13 A *AA fJ4D # - 4 14 a 1. - , - - 'p'-,:,_L __ - _- 1. - -' S , -f ,; . . . - 1, WIPW I -,~11 111 S. - - .- 4 I 1 - -- - CL ('I - - Ic IL - -.; dg$ " - I- A. I - - -~, l 0 io );~ - , ~~ ! C - - . I71. 10 ' ___ ' - . . • o JSXX SAGITTARIUS (NOV. 23'Dec. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Spend more time today taking 21) It's a good day to tackle care of situations directly af tasks that require patience and fecting your sell-Interest. Don't perseverance. Ask around worry about the affairs of you might even find a willing helper. others. - Z__ _ 1 __~-L__ - I , - / _ . .- Lad w -~-Z_LL7_. --- - . I - - ' - -. CAPRICORN Dec. fl-Jan. 19) Over-all conditions are very favorable for you today, especially socially. Do something different. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) You can Lake on some pretty stiff challenges today. You have a lot of inner reserves to draw upon. Have faith in yourself. PISCES (Feb. 20-Mardi 20 Clear up old core,ondenc'e and paperwork today while it i you're in the mood, Otherwise you won't get around to it for some fine. l 11" :2 I C~ I 4; I ,- - 4z tri t..: go YOUR BIRTHDAY Nov. 17, Ins This coming year you will make a major alteration in your Lifestyle that you've been thinking about and hoping to do ' for some time. The change will be beneficial. 0. EA- "a - -~! I5 ..: 47 ci ; 0 X 'v:' ---. I Z 10 j- '. 0 . - I . r. . 'I- lI3 4 "Il,c ij: a I : Icz - - . 13 . , r. N : -1 1. a ;; 0 "~* ~ ./ j " / - W 5I ., ,•,jI. I M : C- I I I ' 0 N c. E2 - I 66 , 40 i 0 3; (/: C 06- E 0 . - I by Dick Tumor 9r. i I - A so ic I. L. - -- a t, V 1 0 - - . ,'U I;; I;" a: U y . - I I ~_ -- '"-.J _ \ ~_.'v ~*. •11" ii . CARNIVAL I 0 .a 5ssivc- Ii E _2-.. I i" Q OO# 3 10 --- ..... : - - -1 _: -,; ~ ~ ~; .,~ -,~- ,-- = ~ 1,_ I l H .4' < I -4 1 L c] 'e -a M "u 121~~ g '- _ HA EA IWREVOHRZ ENNNE I _ _ __ _ j RVV E 1.111. E A A T I AONS ci_. O O 0 ,, O --.a . CASIIAKHOOPSRI:IIORSNR " -.07 - - i 1; I = a 0 it M 8 R to 4 0 to ,, ----- -- -----Il. 117 114 1MW • ,e 2~ • MONDAY:????' a. = t. 000NESBURY It HONEYCOMB HOWDAII HYDRA HYRAX I. d Li a Enjoy much larger 'Seek & Find" puzzles with over 'IJ dismeries per panel in an To order volume, I. If and Iii. send $1 for each. mak i ng check'. payable to "S eek & Find" in care of this nesspape all J C8 1tl It in as IIAREBELI. HELIX HAVELOCK IlEt.LERORI: HAZEL }IF.N B ANE 1IEATHEH HIBISCUS 0 / C'fl5itw I a iv • 0 - = A. # A L, 4 s o :~ to - ~ U Z . . -0 M ~ ~ : - 0 •05 - - . 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C 0 C - -hidden saline and box -- - - . ---.-- I A T K K H A K K I X A R V H 0 13 K K f'JIA GOt)R MET DINER ' - JNHYPPAHOFTRAEPI)IIIIM - :,-, ___ ENCHON KY ('0MB CRY LWN by Bob Thavei 4,. , - t -L4 ___ SKIN I C If; I ('NI) IMXKII I E1% FRANK AND ERNEST V - i . i 41, III 13 W I C 11 1 E 13 NI I It A E It 1 0 C I ii INE I IL . UN 0 V P S I. X Nil A V OWMO K A 0 U, . . __ - . Z' _._=~_ - ~ 1. -~ :T;~v -_-.3 - •' T i. -111 F' 4$. 0 SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov . ARIES(March 21-April 19) Don't postpone taking care of Be co-operative and you'll find urgent financial matters today. others will go a few steps Problems will occur later If you farther in doing nice things for let things drift. y u. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Normally you're at your best being where the action is, but today you should avoid gatherings. They'll just bore YOU. CANCER (June 21-July 22) Progress will be made today regarding something you've been hoping for as a result of the practical matter in which you'll handle the issue. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Un. portant goals can be achieved today. You'll have all the requisites for success at your disposal. Use them. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sep. 22)11 you let past experience guide you today you'll not go wrong, use the same techniques that worked to your advantage before. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Today someone will offer to do something special for you or give you something. Don't hesitate to accept. . .~. .:_ . . _- S H N 0 1 E A I i: W H R 1)13 K H V 13 N , ________ - - _. T E C I) I H A R E 13 E I I C H E I TL . , S I N 0 R II K I A R 11 0 N E V C H I T C by Bob Montana . . I I ' el DMRF.JUTSHIMARSQEPNS I ___ sAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) Slow down a bit or you're .. likely to push your mental and physical energies beyond their il limits today. rur murluuy, iuvemrjcr IF, AT BRIDGE NORTH * A K Q 752 'I t4Y ARE YOU (EATI SO .uCi4 CANOY'J - It USA.%I.I) anti JA'iIE,S J'('OIt\' W y W* .~._M , i I - IS A., - :. -JR:' ,4 1 For Sunday, November 16, 1975 o 1 ç' 4 - ___ CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. educated a 19) If you're too insistent upon 7 Weavers 30 Rip 52 Conceits your Own Way today deyce having 31 Arrivals (ab) Y. 01 water CANCER June 21-July 22) you're going to spoil the fun for 3 4" 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 Avoid attending a function this everyone. Relax. Let your hair evening where you could run down. __ 12 --into someone you've had cross -- AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) words with. The matter is not 15 '1 Iii I 16 17 - Don't begin a do-it-yourself yet resolved. project around the house late in . -- -: 18 19 LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) You're the day. You'll upset things 20 extremely vulnerable todaymore you'll Improve them. 21 23 where your pride is concerned. -- Don't take yourself too PISCESiFeb. 20-March 20)11 24 25 27 28 29 30 31 seriously. Don't expect up- you go out this evening and plaiLsi' if flOflt Is due you. titahe a late night of it, don't try 32 3 34 35 to catch up for lost time by 1. VlItG() (Aug. 23-Sept. a I) -Today you're apt to seah driving tlomelnahurry. more diligently for faults in YOUR BIRTHDAY 39 40 j41 - others than for their good Nov. 16, 1975 - poin ts. Try not to criticize 42 43 44 sunless it's constructive. - -____ Partners will play very 46 47 J4.8 49 - 50 51 52 LIBRA i9ept. 23-Oct. 23) important roles in your affairs - -- You'll come out ontheshortend this coming year. However, 53 55 --if you get involved in a financial new alliances should not be -situation with a friend today. established at the expense of SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) long standing relationships. ,w -- 60------- W &MW K CAMPUS CLATTER with BINO BURNS I 'Ii mairm 1t By BERNICE BEDE 0501. 45 Purposeful 46 Enthusiasm 2 God Club vehicle 47 Glen 3 Afnin stream 25 Its - - is 48 F,e4d mouse 4 Concluded 51,609 square 50 Pheasant S Started (poet) mites brood 6 Not well 26 Very detected 51 Koliot, Negrito 32 Gets up 34 More torrid 36 Live 37 Epiphany (JV - -- I aN 46 Tricky A 49 Thick 53 Scientist's 1A ' 0 room (Coll) 54 Comforting ñ-i 'r 56 Erli,. 57 Swiss painter 58 Notion pret) 8 Loses color Smoers item 59 Born 10 Grandpatental 60 Patholoçcat It Poet fluids 16 Eaten away 61 Letters 20 Latest DOWN 22 Stratagems I Wooden pins 24 Two-wheelid 77 Flops 29 Philippine HOROSCOPE L A R U T H 44 Impudent 15 AI,rra' state flower I 7 long fish -. 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AND - ::~_ .- -- 9 REQUEST5 THEY TAKE HIS SON, AFV LT'5 ApccF IBIT 'iM ,/ RO'STh L-IF ~~ (6--e;~7~ 1`_N.Ar_ ~' - ." - ! . !~ Q:--, )o,~ I - - - F __; --- - out4() 4 ~ .1 - THE TWINS ARE PtLIGHTEP, FOR THEY ARE AT THAT AGE WHEN LOVE AND ROMANCE ARE ALMOST A15 IMPORTA14T AS S MW -2 j-4fm --I - - . / - .\ . I - I '— ::Is Z_ . - / .I Mf " ~/Ip.1 ''I ~ ,.//. 0 ~_ It ( ) ic THEIR SHIP IS PROVISIONED AND READY TO SAIL, AND THE GOVERNOR OF A FAMILIAR SNORE, TRACKS HIM DOWN AN PUTS HIM TO EP ___________ - I -. . VAL ON THE OTHER HANG) HAS NOT. SLEPT FOR TWO NIGHTS. TOWARP PAWN ALETA, FOLLOWING THE SOUND - -4 IL , T tMr4__1 ____ - ____ -- - - - . - - _______ - 'I,. 'IV - ier of I I ~i" I. !;!,.- - L. I 1--)L - , 4 __ . _ - oL 1 ______________ S. ___ _t ___ - i 9 , - i -I 9 7 __ __ i. . ____ ww.. " I '_ ! 1 ' 4 — ,—,!!lr — - i --- V41 W)ORAN WR WILMRPGRCE~' - - — - J __ ermined ree gold ': -- - - WRO PV.*F,P &T, -~ ---=________=X____.._ - . - - .S,. - - \=Z - 1.( tody and _i I I -- - - f - --SJ-.- -1 . - I ,ge3-A v ----- - -- - -- - ----- - -- - - - ~ou ?I' . .jf1j __ - ______ #d# - _ .-i. - __ L _,Q~ ___- - __ __ ' - — - _ M bronze.- - - çi 4 / __ _________ - . - rn _____ __ - . W I I -- -- -- -- -- --- -fl-- - -j---- --- ---- -- ---- -- " �I 40 if by Tom X.Ryan LCA L P, iE_VC YOU CAN HAVE VERITAPI-E PIGEON! WANT IF SCALP i/ 71) 1?91 000 .40 Ara , 111WO 'kill 4 _ lit MIAMP fill .1 I to 40 • MINE. ONE pEfEp OF... Irok OPPOSITfi SEX IS it ________ _______ THAT'S ONE THING I gEAI.Ly LIKE- ABOUT evoluTioN, ERNIE PEEP f3ruward and per cent. 17.3; 5 val County on County cent. GETTING MORE OPPOSITE ALL TIlE TIME! ) - •. - 1J51 I • •• . ' Wit I a _:: ar — — WINTHROP I • • .l 1._I I 1 DOWN ._' . t1ti -hic. T.M. fl ç tic P C' by Dick Camral 13L '-4 L...' I J N /-\L.L_- IN ,AI_i_, I IT'LL LIKE BFINAN CD 1975 ty tA Irc T M Reg U S Pit 01 ANOTHER THIN NTUKE IS HAVINc MYLJEST(QNS AN5WF.RED BY A I7I/WPI VOICEi .4 :hool, was Iatwday'i amount of week, actorot the Lrticf pants 1 )ic Sis NX OUR BOARDING ROUS "Romuom--W TELL, T. THE WENCH 51R KNIGHT, I HIPtN IN WHERE I MY YON TOWER! FAIR LADY? FPIY ç Tn'EY'5 h''/7TEN CALL NOT tvW W/14T A .50100Z PLAY?.? LAP)' '° WENCH;' 1 f\N0 WHQ 1I 16 TO <' //ACH,VEYEO '— e__1 '' ou CLOP.' ,( AY ME ),. LINES.' Jq Ia NYa 2 J • CI(c.a. ' 5 r' ;ijI Altar by Les Carroll ON YOUR '(ZOUNP$ YE GUARP, THEN, FOPPINJ5Ay' kBoy.6'Boy5f JUST VARLET,' <( I'LL RUN THEEA MINUTE S NP NO Tt4 RQU61-1.-.. ,'r_IF YOU QUARTER! • WILL! Vil sileci ' Pattetñ( S Q 1332 So Popular 1 i the comtortable pafltsut 4o, 1332 with PhotoGuide is in Sizes 10's to I • • 24! ;. Size 12',, 35 bv.t t 4 1. yards 45•hcli (/•; _ _____ - 1O.24'./ Still rating tOPS In tali'o • .. v% ij ._1J•_ 7 ~A iii. ____ )EAR POLLY — To clean r,r'' ricks my motier puts them In the nthtub, pours some laundry pro;o ak all over them and then runs ifl mough watf,ir to cover the rnckc I ! .Nl ~, HAK•I<AFF, LAPS! AS AN 'WYOUR PIALOuE ERSTWHILE PLAYWRIGHT, p 15 MUCH TOO LET ME • OR THE TNEATRE5 You' OFHITICATE AUPIENc! P' A rr\ rhey are left for 20 or M minutes. it '"y are i nt r e aVy clean she nir a scrubbing pad and tlfli!.h. 'iping them of. — D L --- BUT, UNCLE BULJYEAk, UNCLE AMO5 ER, I flLAPY You —i'd A PLA'/ OF YOjiR WROTE Tfr41' )'-.\cE FOUND IN —' TNE ATTI C! I•\$ -.- ------i / MY FLAY??? 'fr2' r r-- -- 'SIZIS ALL : s I s so ea s y-lo- sew Iways a favorite, N3 358 with Photo-tutde r Sizes 1O' to 24'.. se 2. 3 bust: 2 yards ) ' 11-16 f I I i Se I • " .- 1 \ at3et hews . . OlyT „ . .... iiout 4 • to C .. \. ..' eS-A) 'reats '-I, DEAR POLL? - During a slay in ehospailreceedgdlsofbath - - . S• L r- .. s../ I c.ims ii ver. too pretty to thro. away. When they were empty. I caned all the excess powder off c puffs, cleaned the containers _ . . ' . ier 4 ..'•i 1 ;,. 1 . \" - - lens. - hare: nVit / \ . -• i nd f $ . :. ,j - /- /'f'!j/1• Simp e StU . shot pi moralE the ml] me i This dess with slimming I.nS .il t' wardrobe I 'i'1QfItf. to. 1324 with Plito-Guide is in Sizes 38 10 50. 40,41 bust: Size 2i yarth 60-inch. lEAR POLL? My quick-and. asy way to get tar off my skin is to pray a bit of that laundry spray for ;iota and stains on the tar and use ii old rag to wipe it oft — flFtI1)A. - /1 '.' / I ( \'? -I .. •---, 4- I -, ' - .1 I - DEAR FOLLY — nocs aacl sandals so many of us are wearing have slick bottoms. In fact, I have slipped and fallen several times when walking on pine, straw or loflveg, some sell-adhosiv ..•-• I cut - ft such ermiat . \ ir ee ip tr h, e o r t : W, to 15 gatlon • 'ek e V/hen watering plants or I nq hose. place a bucket under ziny leaking part of 111L hoso rind leaVe it till the bucket fills. for use in wierin plants or wichcc the cv EVEET1 spa, . ;'4 ,A# y . POWd 0r. The colored. plastic boxes ..de thorn perfect to' jewelr, tO s The puffs matched the Colors O rr'e containers. Mine had Clear 11(15 e I can toll at a glance what s ins.do each one. They look neat and netty on the drecer. — £.iOl JICA tO'i1i ,. ' 2980 g IadJit - a I i '' -. — '' 38.50 I I I QVN / c1324 •1 3ew.Easy224 PXP-.91qcA -- J'T iT158 . To store winter boots for the summer I place each pair n a strong mesh potato bag and hang these bags on nails in the bsemcnt wall. They are Out of the way, but the bag provides enough v e ntilation to keep them from 'r'. . "*” (iCY DEAR POLL? ;. c..i.''-' id then glued a Puff, fluffy-side)inside each box . This soft lining • NEVER—.,. DEAR POLL? — Watering hanging baskets can be a real chore as they ,ire often hard to get down. If not hi •on own each time they are '.Irod. drii o lake care of. When there is ,ip iO to catch t he drips i put i strong plastic bag around the bot. torn of the pot, secure it At the top with a string or rubber band. wale: t he iwell t he bag catcne son, Wb She'. Darling T ms del qht!ul upc1e-down dolly Ii sure to pIcse Vie riffle girl. No. 2980 has pattern pieces: full directn 3,nd EO plus 1SC A flDfl ic p's'.. aiI I U ORD Ilalihe tair an - ER: — WCT se'on �-- db IF -- . - __ A IIA CT NO FkiLi-ii.S FLIGHT NO P PAULA M136 405 _10 BerntdedeOmU 00, rYS/t1•I• t1r, careful. Wednesday IS Dusy an inlerestin&Goorl % Li ected gains Friday. Domestic trust TAURUS (April 20-hilay 610) Monday s pleasant, Tuesday Iiii, thi/ weei< in e r fl1 C i ha t 11 \IL _j ('oo.i ideas Friday. Ot T ve sa id but I id rith d a BROUGHT ALONG J MY OWN FRILLSIJ I 'THAT'S THE LAST TIME I GO TO A WOMAN DOCTOR' I COULDN'T GET A WORD IN EDGEWAYS" ' ! - , I ( A / 140WKVCe Wtle CYART ' AIUL4LJJ.J 'WHAT KINDA CONSULTATION IS THAT? ONE OF THOSE GUYS IS MY BANKER'' NOT Send letters to Bertce Bode OsoI, c/a flat 162 'Jorti Olmsted 44070 Ohio L and CK EA AC, 1 PHYS1CIA ) le / T L H2E K:NsOF EF I HA MORE \ ACTIVE IN&REPIENTS 64NIIS AMP ( (1 PWTO FAVORABLY I I this newspaper, Bernice cannot 7 MS16"VS T11,4M Wi N L - /vf/1) Wi-Fe, TqAPIN6 WIt L 9f AOUARIUS(Jan 20-Feb 19) Domestic pressures Sunny 1('0* I )I )J J/ ) 1 _____ CORP/o • H 06 hr /- 1~ Ii I (Ii, \4: IS USU ~ ft scamos FjVdoy - Fop Tyl SCORPIO n TD~ &itZAR ~rL_)c 5 70S ASPCCTALSO WA Of 1 1; - i6sil, `%ckh --und the"S'N tonth 0/ IS Q PISCES(Feb 20 March 20) Avoid dehVs unh1L R 'ropy1 Tun (h Im 'H r I'it L___ _hV6 ON OR Mkkk Cr is 197 , P~ kSON W/TY vi pals thursday. Financial gains Friday, losses Sjjjjrdjj,, CAPRICORN (Dec 22-Jan 19) A Popular Monday, A Ifiew: AT WEEK?S ENP, ANcES, 1/3R/ANS AA/O AR/IS ;rti p 'nT IY 7fl i/AV/i' V Y LAPY UcX ' ? Students Corner per cent. iv&oy eon County OF /V01/. 14-22 9MMS. THT GRFA 7~ck 0ISS"iONS 4ktAPrTOEFCO,,MF ,4,10RFAPPA,.PFt"i"CLVTIIF. AY, ones of general Interest by TOM rd 1 litiii,-d Y. Leadership qualities Friday. Temperamental Satuid SAGITTARIUS(Nov 23-Dec 21) Be careful with fools Sjjnd~ po,iijctiv, Wiilch health Tuesday. Shaf p " bargainer We0n-ii;:*,,.' rHE.Rni(E PREDIETS AM ijENDOWED YOU WlrH. 'THEY WOULON I BELIEVE SOMEBODY COULD JUST SIT IN A BATHTUB AND SOAK AND SING" flrn SCORPIO (Oct 24-Nov 22) Pamper your male Sunday. Kiec-n lit!-r-i SHOWS lilZl 711170 rAA,,'C _______ "HE CAN ROLL OVER SPEAK AND EAT $S 00 WORTH OF HORSEMEAT EVERY DAY' led profit , ti Wyp-SELt - rA9' TOO SEVIOUAY YOU YA VrAAI Mfflur SFAIST CF IVP A NO Y011 MUS T il FA r- IV TO OW / 7' ro ZAU6711 A r mesn rmo yo6lp mlsge A19/ ryFP COMORPLY IVOR P11L t. 9A NISH MOSk' THwGl4rs. ImnNalvitY.. AtL tFOS MAVE 11-10 11 Siiiy Agocri fl) Too demanding Tuesday. Very popular edoe!;laiiii. Good neii froiin o',,, Thuisday. A secret gain Friday. ei y vio Sunday, plans get drtipted A t flT I I LEO (July 23 Aug 22) Delays , 14 ng atuh, GEMINI (Ma/ 21 June 20) Not loo comrniinI1luve Suda B UE through others Mon0ay. Heavy responsib iI(ties Tu~saay, Oest Wednesdiy, Thursday. Material gains Friday, Verj ex1ravagant Sattifi: t C ANC ER (ftyie 21-,)jly 22) Be patient with pals Sunday- Mon ay r, %,;s- iiilly. Too many outside interests Tuesday Lucky in dealingsvoth (v -- eir ful white IS ONEF WO 'T ( BLOODSTREAM _ t M MTER — tass I PLACE Ti CReAT UJORLai.5 REUV tor of the M05t- if 0 I A k Of BIMBO ii iii floc Fri _L7kC AjQ RAILL 71146 I.-, - - A Nil! Mimi -- Saturday's amount of MURRAY H, )ics — ss; - - mix Li I OUT OUR WAY 71e 7P,Wet4 by Ed Sullivan THIS 15 A 3 / 13 TRI PLE - ACTION 12RILL! — El rf- kk REVERSIBLE PRILL.— MM S E&4 TPA-r TO ME FM T14E LAST TIME ME TO GET . Ater RE G01k)G I is sleepy covered athletic IT ~ n 01 01 shows a TI IF :iiout 400 to oi- or ir Cr I TPAN THAT, ACCEP7 THE BEATER LIKE THE ONE IN THIS KITCHEN WHICH HAS LJ AN12 F WHICH -1__ Jii I Q% SpoD- III Harold saved ist and ERE 7HE j an Ya) tr ee S'LIPPERY I gold I bronze. dIcu shot put GENIL JU~21 THE LAZIE5T MAN IN THE VVORLI Id 1975r ©!b! v - - Pie 'i Greater All the mile ig ladies Fy son, - jil who *ace and finished hair and V fi were secoud Iwwrs at Iony and ght, with In at- == ---f-I---- -- - - - -------- ----- rr - -- -- - �. - - - db d CAMPUS CLATTER ( Oiii tVANT OUR 3N DIRECTOR PES/ NT by Larry I ( I MIDDLE OF THE BAND'S AL THE - I :V TIME SOV — -.. _______________ E'S WECtNG TE4Ms Z THINK HES EN MOAL \ DOONESBURY Lewis - by Gai'i'y Trudeau - iSW - ____ ~ : Z# S7ADIU,jj JREAPA :. vy f . :' OR FOMA 11*iv /NST45, /N C41/ y STA79 OF C-AllfMN117, VIE 4 __ 01 and .5 per cent. (o AN¼ PROOF, cocH AOR4 / 0 HAVE 7 Iva County eon County I1t - - ' '; . -. - -• I Jtl 59H17 AWT 7H/NKTM TO 00 4vlfH Tpd5 FOMIA 700.1 16 lellTdW... LJ CAPTAIN EASY by Crooks & Lawreric e HA5 :30 FE~v HE'e- 5, ,,'RrA G;ZO0 LOOKING FOR H15 MIND TO LOOK AT.' THAT D15ILLU-SIOMME WHY YOU MEAN THAT' THE POOR popE 5TRONL~' FOOT, HAS TO wArCH TV ? HOW _~OLJL D 1 ;zE 3P ALLEY 00 I HAVE SOME WNM-;ZF=UL NEWS, PET! by Dave Graue ... THE WIZER SAYS YOU CAN GET Up ALLY 7HEY, AND GO OUTSIDE TH X'S GREAV NOW! WELL ;701Z OH THIS IS HEVVIN'S SA),~S! PILMORE _T HA\JE WE 00P GAvE G07 HERE HIM NAE HE-1-Lot PILIVIORE! WO !Jj; ::. Ii it A if HOW NICE OF YOU TO DROP OVER'....THE TV 5E-T'=- J ALL WARMEO UP YOU T-_F.-K. T:5K! KIEVEfZ MIND, MY PEAR! GOOD 6-1-1 ow ON A C HA~JWEL! 10 THINK ')F TRY SORRY, UMPA! I CYT TO TELL 'NOU HE NIPS! TH15 HELL QUIT 17, THOUGH I I F= DOES! IF E\7 TIM I WILL RIGHT AFTER I COOK HIM TAkE IT EASY, DON'T YOU SET ON PILMORE! SHE ONLV &MOU01t Of week, selor of the articipants pop -G - SS; EAU xt 1VON])E R Rogers Di b 6001--iff THE: COPE TO SPELL THE i5j6p (:A.rs POP PRXSCX3LmXAAS I SURE I USE IMA INAT(ON ES Htor by Al Vereer m MAKE-EL1EENOW IS ALMOST AS TPINK HARD-1 GOOD AS THE REAL THING' (L X ecovered athletic shows a LE YOuR MIND T • eOI TO SEE I'M THINKING! I to ofGreater it oly-olTHE TUBF, OF Ic style, A Harold d, saved W and Oki IM NTIIRE COLORS jud field - ________________________________ , ¶ MOCKI GYRAII~' WITH e ll TI-15 ALL \ \ PO ' —1 JA FOR fl7iL59CE E - ______ .. 7 FSASTRo IMAGINATION! _---- HES GQ E STRONG IN OTHER PLACES, '' ANC7 01 L5FT 510 ITWE EWCAmE KNOWN 'H" SHIP XCK50 -4 A(iNC706., A CACKLIP&, WEN 50 ' ' OApec, Wed FROM 77 '. discus, shot put mong the mile US _ iANA 1 * __________ _______ wood buy ( , 0 CrrypL 'i --. I_1 AMA 00 1le Books ' TM Ra ' ____ thus vs-fume Fitz" ITIS ThAI CARGO COULP DE CA, I WITH - *ace and finished 84 V5E 01 AWNi ---a GIRL W EDS. ) PS - OF: CTWE;Z M;XK~IN`E;IRr WILL ALSO -R-,-To IMI-rA-re termined tree gold (bronze ____________________________________________________________ ualt, ppr) 1335 (UNDv) Ctuj Calif. f5Ot1 " - U r V with _________________________________________________________ 1 In atage Al FX �- - 1- ---- - ----.---'.- - . ..•• - - _______ SHORT IRXES U by Frank Hill A0 KAZAA I IF 68th Year, No 73--Monday, November 17, 1975 g NOTHI _ I IR I - t '' I 7" / ',.- !- --- NEA Inc TA • I Rr . IV o ro een n o ess By AUDIE MURPHY ..,-4. - Herald Staff Writer -- NOTH I lqG.1'2 C71C 14A~ GONE Coafs o000- I \\ OF OUR RELA ________ ,I j - • -- çi ' 2 _______ ___________ ployment rate JL t'-. •—'' ) ' - ' %V IL. ZOO:/ NO MATTER W14ERE WE \JJ) —, TIME —. _______________________ — _•_•____\ A , ..•• _____________ LgIt CLL-\--,K s'" ' -. ____ _____ - __ ,ç. -• ' r -. Employment Service In Winter Park, said unemployment in the Orange-Osceola-Seminole area stands at 13.4 per cent. 3' BUNDLED up Tempera lures dropped to the 34 degree farenbeft mark in Sanford on Saturday morning and Donna Whltacre (left) and Ivy Green __ FOR THE i: '4i - . 'JJ _____ I • ____ ,- I I / 4 - 4.LW / / / COLD had to bundle up to ward off the chill. Donna, 10, and Ivy, 12, both live In Winter Springs on Boxwood Circle. I Herald Photo by Bill Vincent Jr.) - fure is sed on the a i' -- But Tuck said the seasonal adjustment factor contains a "I think it's 'correcting' a lot more than it's supposed to" I 9 figuire for the nation as a whole by analyzing a five-year period is 8.6 per • ________ - -- month In comparison, the latest adjustment factor was obtained "We're ( /' - - Sterling Tuck, labor market unemployment figures to get our final results" he said. . I HAVE NO when teachers and othrschool personnel go back to work," Tuck said. He*nuiclahi / A c'RJ3 ER'3 AN LES OCKEYS ADDS A CERTAIN lby Stoffel & — is lagging fingering with us," Burnett employment picks up in said agriculture. So(nor-tJe He attributed the state's slow smooth out these bumps In the comeback to the hard - hit unemployment figures n construction industry, which a v erage as determined by fie ast ca y a ter the analyzing a period of five years. Ith f ew •• DON'T 'IOU THINK — behind other states recovering from the recession. Ibelieve unemployment has " Similarly, there is a peaked In the state, but it is noticeable fluctuation when r' UG. S :13UNNY of year when th e seasonal the factor is not applicable to Central Florida's Jobless rat.p unemployment rate, Broward adjustment factor enters into the present economic situation. in September, 1974. stood at 7.9 County stood at 17.3; and the results In a big way," Tuck "The economy then was more per cent. By August of this year Hillsbor ough had 15.5 per cent. high said. or less normal and l don't thjg it had moved uptalu per cent At the same time Duval County Central Florida's unemployment rate is not likely The seaional adjustment you could callit this economic In September, Brevard had only 8.6 and Leon County to change drastically in the County had a 15.5 per cent was down to 6.5 per cent. factor Is a statistical device situation normal. near future, according to a state official contacted tcday J1 1i out" radical variations In the in 'rill lahassee. ZOOjobless rate caused liv Seasonal Thurman Burnett, ad- fluctuations in empl minstrator of the state's For instance, be Bureau Unemployment a big change in the unemCompensation, said Florida ployment rate in September, OUT 4 - San ford, F lorida 32771— Price 10 Cents FIorida Laggin Official Say s ;v -,F4 , b etald cent, in the late sixties — '1 think it - getting into the tirne was 1966throughl97o" _ - Hattaway Favored For Post Cr . aw\ S' ( G1c - -.--. ,j / Ar•r'A \M- AT IN T-4' ) .Liv' ,-'rr-..,--\ft ITS vLr_ i... L_THE RYII/VER OF . - . v VA, FATIN' '. YLVETFR I) k , EVERY \VOR IN THIS AREA I GET / ".,... \. / . - .. .: . I •- - \ ) - • -- , __________ - . . t .. - By F.D PRICK LTr Herald Staff Writer - ' ________ / ____ - _____________ AT TPE TONF, THF S:07 A.M. AT T14E_ TONE 11ME INLIL BE 110,w:Le THE S Ch Library Service Sta I led: Knowles In elodev Al THE TmE Complaints have been Development, Knowles said he received on the countywide fully realizes that the new operation oI Sanford's system is just starting. Municipal Library, citing "Members of the public ha ve "stagnation of service," City spoken to the city commission Manager W.E. 'Pete' Knowles t it the countywide has advised city corn adminis1ration of our library resulted n stagnation 0 In a letter to Roger servi ce through our library Nelswender, director of the new books have been added Department of County AT THE TONE THE TIME' WILL F3G q'Oq A lotN, 4L I 1 .. AT TE TO e AIM. g: 12- , t) C-CIO MCfJ(Fi6 TPE WCAT~ICQ M CL&J py I ... sw ord TWEI TIME WILL j ~~16c,-W(TP A ATURE AT 9 i A A. AA •-• - 1 A.M. IL 607 C, -lvrvs— i -, - I - Gary Anderson (left), 2 student RUCTIONS NST" FOR WALKATHON - at Sanford Grammar Schow, wn just one of over 700 youngsters who porticfpeted in Saturday's waikathon for the March of Dime,. No figures on the amount of monies Pledged will be available until the end of the week, according to Earle M. Goldie (right), executive director of the 'Dimes Central Florida Chapter. AD the walhthou participants braved cold winds In the 20-mile event. • •. olymp o cs Hall Pluses, M*inuses Ex ored 11), JOE ASK REN adjacent to the present city hall, Meyer said. DtSADVAN`TAGF_S ... Required engineering of the subsoil. Mom said he has heard it may cost $50,000 in land preparation alone, but City Manager Warren E. "Pete" Knowles said this cost cannot be determined until soil boring tests &re completed next month. Herald Staff Writer (Second Ina 4-Part Series) TheSanford city commission, in September, voted 3-2 to designate the city-owned 14acre lakefront site fronting French Avenue and Seminole Boulevard as the spot for the new $1.8 million city hall sometime in the future, and as the location of a $225,000 Public orks Department Complex. Ieer t fourdif (erent locations have been considered for a new city hall by the commissioners themselves in the last five years. Some of the benefits and problems with the various locations have been explored by the commissioners In respow to a recent opinion poll. ere shewa e preset) see the city hall site question: The pre site on Park Avenue has these Ft. 4k 'I i 71v location of the Greater rdChainberofCommerce building and Civic Center at Sanford Avenue and First Street (less than two acreso was considered recently as a possible city hall site. Stensaid using this site undoubtedly would require the purdwe of the former Arcade property at the northwest corner of "u-st Street and Sanford Avenue. The Food Fair Shopping Success; '76 Next fly JIM ItAy"NES Herald Sports Editor Sanford closed Its sleepy eyes Sunday and recovered from a week-long athletic endeavor which shows a brighter future. The Golden Age Olympies attracted about 400 entries, according to of- (See Photos, Page 8-A) fidalaaithe(ater Sanford Chamber of Commerce, which $Pon. sored the 19-event OlymMAL pies for senior citizens. said Knowles. In true Olympic style, lie said this contrasts with overall champion Harold the past pohcy of keeping new Herbst, of Sanford, saved 4-A books coming into the library Around Ile Clock his best for lait and Bridge 6-% e v ery month so that the current 'c-dominated track and field , Cal endar A best seller list had sficIent events Saturday to such an on represen extent he was determined -. Cros A center at Park Avenue the winner with tee gold and The facility is now listed as FAftorial ..............4-AStreet also has been considered medals and one of bronze. Lite Sanford Public Ubrary as ADVANTAGES ... ----------- 7-A DearAhty as the site for the Herbst won the dIcu, new city Thepresent hail. dtyhall locatedon Park Ave., In Downtown Sanford. part of ttk- Orb Public -Minimum ground Some of the ADVAN`TAGF_S football throw and shot put Library & Orange-Osceola- preparation cost. CortiHoroscope . .......... . 11-A Include: events Saturday morning Seminole County Library missioner John Morris said It and had a third In the mile System," according to the would be,cheaper to trade this Not large enough for future new city hall has these A'D. would enhance the waterfront Sufficient space for 10 to 20 Obituaries race. 5-A librarian, site with some bank property or expansion and parking spaces VANTAGES... development and beautify the years, Stenstrom said. SpOiti................ 1-241 Champion among ladies [and needed on the unless a Central costly highrise building Plenty of room for on-site image of the City, said Meyer. location, City commissioners may act purchase Television ........... .....3-B was M . Sir Pherson, who or make a recommendation west side rather than the cost of is planned, said Commissioner parking and future expansion of —Would broaden the concept Women ......7-A won the bicycle race and all city facilities. Meyer said and growth of Sanford's d regarding problem in their preparing the land on the 14- Gordon Meyer. croquet and finished acre location - Additional land may be too this site would sere city hall downtown area according o be purchased for about $375,000 TI1FI( regular meeting today at 4 p.m. second in wheelchair d Physically closer expensive, unless a reasonable needs for 50 years of growth. Mever. and the facilities would include ancake races. Sunday's high 73 Overnight Knowles said one user relationship with the county exchange can be worked out - Same area as proposed - 11 this site Is used for the adequate parking, drive-in Medallions a a low 47 reported that "books had been courthouse, and 'downtown" with adjacent propert) owners, Public. Works Complex, in- new Cd) hall, the old c,ne could window for pa)lng water bills Olympic style were Ur to partly cloudy through taken from the library without facilifies. Commissioner Julian said May-or Ite Moore. eluding street, refuse and be used for much needed and space for all departments A"arded to first, second Tuesday. A little warmer with replacement and that actually Stenstromsaid this may fit the - Not centrally located maintenance departments, parking space for the Cour- and the City commission,and third place winner, at highs mostly In the upper 70s there are less (books) available Downtown Stenstrom said. Development geographically, amrding to motor pool, limiting the number thouse area Meyer said, the awards ceremony and and lows in the mid 50* now" Council's plans Moore of city vehicles New equipment and fur. The revenues from excess dance Saturday iii lit, with — Establisliment or tradition, Variable mostly easterly winds Knowles pointed out that The 14-acre city owned —Could provide an attractive franchise monies are adequate nishings would have to be better than 100 in ataround 10 mph Sanford donated a building, a having been the Cd) site for landfill site fronting French drive-in 'Welcome Station" for to fund a $1 8 million cityhail purchased, boweser, he said about 50 yearn. Details and tides re on Page -Avenue and (TomorroN: City Manager Seminole visitors entering Sanford, as complex and this money should i(onflnued On Page 3-A) 5-A DISADVANTAGES iluntinued On I' Boule vard designated for the suggested by Stenstrom It not be spent to Lxi) more land Outlines New City HiH Plans) J% Today AT T14F_ TONE THE TIME WILL - -=- - C*1 & A.M Politics is the name of the game on Tuesday when county Vihien asked to have the be too early for him to try for the new exeutive assistant Republican — and now he's commissioners choose a new selection date moved from the top spot on the commission could change all that. switched back to the chairman. January of next year to — the chainmriship. A 0,000-a-year professional Democrats, giving the party Commissioner Mike lint- Tuesday. Williams has the experience, at the helm of day-to-day with the donkey as a mascot the taway has circulated a memo to In a memo, Vihien said it but holding down the chair- operations would lessen the majority vote on the cornconunmioners indicating his "seems logical to change man's post while being a need for the dtairman to be on mission. desire for the position. policy" and hold the meeting member of the minority party the scene as frequently as was And as Kwiatkowski has And, all indications are Tuesday. The full corrunission could prove to be a tougher job required in the put. remarked time and time again Hatt.away will walk away with okayed the chairman's than even the feisty Williams a good argument fails to Hattaway's circulating the the chairman's post, a job now suggestion at a board meeting would like to tackle. memo Indicating his desire for stand up against a 3.2 vote. held by Sid VihlenJr. earlier this month. Commissioner Dick Willia ms Commissioner John K immtoday echoed the sentiment of has not 51 blcl most cornmissioners. dicated any re j the I predict Mike illattaway) position. Both Kimbrough and hill be the next chairman," Williams are Republicans, while flattaway. ViMen and said Williams. William said he didn't "see Commissioner Harry g osition Kwiatkowski are Democrats. y pp - Lakefront Site Latest In Spotlight 2 71A4F, WILL R challenge Hat i - 133r . K w iatkowski has indicated a Though historically the Iheapost is nôt that unusual taway for the Job. desire for the vice-chairman's chairman spends more time at Vthlen did the same thing After deciding not to seek re- slot, but being fairly new on the the courthouse than other when he was elected chairman. election to the chairman's post, job, Kwiatkowski says it may commissioners, the hiring of At that time he was a sLiacug to - - .17Z ...AT TPE: TC&I 714E TIME WILL . — _ IS . ............ Mfff , ____ Lab , - — i 'I --_ ? 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Thursday, Nov. 13, 1915 BEETLE BAILEY Mort Walker UE TO CICU'TNCE OUR CONTROL ISWEl)lA1EL*i' HA:; SEEN POTPONE1' A FE\\ MINUTEE' (Z E PENCU.G I4AVEN1 ') R RI\E *?'ET TE TEST E& \j\Ei.rE L' by Art Sonsom ctar'12 i9.ktTk ] A 1 Vt? 35 SCOttSh aIjr tree 36 Certain railways (Coil) 38 Enlisted lab 39 Robert E 40 Greek letter 42 Gander a n d Number are 2'T0nq its 1 6 C,pat 01 NefourdIafld 11 Hebrew IMIC M I) Overcome 14 Appraise 15 Harmonize 16 Romanian coin 17 Rocky crag 29 Royal Corps of S.gnaIS (ab I 20 Popular brew in Ontario 22 Before 23 Scottish sheepfold 24 Froli c ?6TpeoIlettuce 27 Card game 28 Take food 29 Printers measure .10 Brazilan waliaba II Enervate ) Mounlan cr,'t - 45 Broadsides 48 Solid comb form) 49 Attempters 50 MeritS SI Doctrine — — 3 4 2 11 — — — 14 _ ______ - 5 LI F. P 41ç1A L. Nf 1! ARIES (Mardi 21-April 19) __ You're likely to run Into LA QH unexpected opposition today AR $ from several sources. One of 7 ),ry I, mes 32 Deer l3be a n d your biggest thorns will be a Heborn (xeI ) domestic Issue. t, 8 Hours (Fr) settlements TAURUS April 20-May 20) 9 John - Garner 33 Number Others are going to be ex. 34 QirIt name 10 Saintei lab ) tremely demanding of I? Venerates 35 Too 37 Shop 13 Chaflenge today, and if possible they're 38 Gaelic 18 Native metal going to make you the fall guy II Helper tab ) 21 Seem for their failings. 23 Revolve 43 Sea eagle 25 Sloping way (vat 1 GEMINI I May 21une 20) Be Bauld 44 legal point 26 careful today not to Impose 16 School subject 28 Sr-.ccce upon friends unnecessarily. 47 Fhd 'ii Mnrrai Think twice before requesting — — — — favors or loans 6 9 fr" 1 8 - 12 ' For Friday, November 14, 1975 AIl - - CANCER (June 21-July For reasons not totally valid others will be a bit resentful of you today, especially if you're in the catbird seat giving ortiers. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) You'll have small patience with ltu aren't persons today wholeheartedly in support of your views, Some sharp exchanges, 13 — — — — ' 17 — - - I — — • 18 19 — 1_• - _ CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS r CAP.JT by UNDERSTAND %'4y — Lorry Lewis '25 — 21 THERE'S 490LJ1 TWICE AS 41UC4 OF IT TO LEARN TODAY..' OuRE HAVING TROUBLE RI 44S. H'STOR V 8MC . GOT STRAIGHT A'S" i NJ r 24 ' -- — — - 28 29 — — — — 30 VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. fl) Today could be a real bummer — 31 — — 33 — j36 37 32 businesswlse If you conduct your affairs impulsively. Keep your eye on the profit column. 23-Oct. It L.IB will require all the diplomacy you can muster to maintain harmony with close associates _____ 34 1 — 35 38 39 43 — — 44 — — 48 40 45 HERE WE ARE.' r -5htKE KAUSTATE I foR CE SALE By Larcnce E. Lamb, M.D. COME IN 4t4j) Chic Young 04 DEAR— I MUST HAVECIC ;0 ~ •;EN :~ SJ'1EILAS PACKAGE 8L0NIE. ) SHEILA MOST BE MARRIED TO AN 0RA11GUTA __ I ---- : PRISCILLA'S POP by Al Vermeer [WE'LL BE PACKE D ELBOW TO ELBOW LIKE SARDINES.' I'M READING ABOUT TI-IE POPULATION PROBLEM! e SARDINES WITH 1 ELBOWS 2?? ¼ .. 0 s IT by Bob Montana ARCHIE r L1- ME HELP YOU LOOK, WHAT WAS IT 'IVU LOST? MISS BEAZLY "i THOUGHT IT WAS SOWTHING __ A CAR.A'E1 YEP ! IT I 5 .' MV TEETH [ARE IN IT.' - I _ - FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thaves :EF-1t? 01, J 1CIIAE - , FIRS ct: 10 f I by T. K. Ryan TUMBLEWEEDS wA'sTtsfOP YO UR F1NGRNAIL.-1flt4& Wtv. E!lHE? 051E SELS-CONJO(., Of? PAVF sjgP [)EAR DR. LAMB About a year and a half ago my doctor said I had high blood pressure and put me on medicine. In a short time my tests showed I — was low on potassium, and he put me on potassium medicine and gradually increased it because my level was so low. though,is very useful in cornThen he did a glucose test and bination with other medicines, said I'm a borderline diabetic. The combination usually makes If I understand what I read, it possible to handle a patients sometimes when there is no problem without so much risk diabetes in the family and it of complications from the shows up, it can oe caused by medicines. high blood pressure medicine. Another problem with Is this so? glucose tolerance tests Is that If my blood pressure is they will give a result similar to causing the problem why can't that in a diabetic if thC PT30fl they just give me other has not been eating any carmedicines? I know there are bohydrates recently. Unless the other medicines they can use, patient is properly prepared for Also I'm 52 and going through the test, it Is of limited the menopause. I'm somewhat usefulness. overweight and trying to lose, DEAR DR. LAMB - For as I need surgery for a bladder the past year and a half I have repair. I have a fibroid tumor, been tested by my doctor for so the doctor won't give inc high blood sugar and high hormones for my hot flashes, cholesterol. He says I have a He says It will cause rite to tendency toward diabetes. I bleed badly. Is it true that urn on a 1500 calorie diet and fibroid tumors sometimes dry have lost approximately 14 up after the change in life? I tIounds, but the blood sugar have been to two doctors, and doesn't seem to go down very one says surgery now, the other much. to wan until i get my weight by would this be down, described as hyperglycemia DEAR READER -I see you on my medical records if low are really having a time. First, blood sugar is hypoglycemia, please make every effort to lose and the end result would he weight as it may help relieve diabetes. your blood pressure and high DEAR READER -You are blood sugar pr.b1ems. Why confused b:/ the meaning of don't you try my weight losing hyper and hypo as used In diet? It has helped a lot of medicine. Hyper means an people to lose weight. Send 50 increased amount as in a cents for The Health Letter hyper active child (over number 4.7, Weight Losing active) and hypo means less Diet. Address your letter to me or low. Your problem is inin care of this newspaper, creased sugar in the blood, Radio City Station, New York, hence you doctor calls it a NY 10019. tendency towards diabetes You are right, some high and it Is correctly ('ailed blood pressure medicines will hyperglycr1ala. If your blood cause the blood sugar to be sugar were low (just the high. It Is often stated, though, opposite of your problem) he that they merely unmask an would have called it underlying diabetic, but you are hypoglycemia. All cases of beginning to get on theoretical low blood sugar do not end up ground there. The same types as diabetes. Only some do. It Of medicine can and will cause rkpenlLs on what causes the the 1053 of potassium. And I low blood sugar. would tend to agree that there Eliminating excess weight, are other medicines that could if you have a high blood be used. The medicine used to sugar, is a sound practice and eliminate salt and water that is the first thing that should be rauss th'e problem ,;, dn' DOONESBURY Pit - WEI4, I AI,YTAØOLJT T 6rr PLILWI GiXP ThINKJF'j& J IST(JYEP A EtAN' ?kX 1ThRO5ffl ( d) a a " GE J,fOItV simply raises to three notrump This tells South just what his hand is. South adds to 23 or 24 and makes an overbid of six notrump West opens the 10 of spades and South isn't at all happy with the dummy or his overbid. Twenty three points plus 9 equals 32 and isn't enough for a slam, and South can only count to II tricks. However, lady luck smiles on him and the 12th develops because West gets squeezed South simply cashes all his black cards. West Is forced to discard a heart In order to guard his queen-Jack of diamonds and South collects a fourth heart plus slam, game and rubber I - - BLON DIE oo..o - - - 010 YOU LOSE SOMETHING, I__ - nwr 8G' JA1ES Can Hike Sugar -, THESE PAJAMAS ARE WAY Too By OSWALD and • , SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) It's best to temporarily set aside tasks distasteful to you today. You'll only do them In a careless, halfhearted fashion. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec, 21) Your self-discipline is likely to leave a lot to be desired today. Be careful not to do something foolish in front of friends. CAPRICORN (Dec. fl-Jan. 191 Don't tiiake major domestic tleetsious today without full approval by your mate. If things go wrong you'll reap the wrath. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) little things that don't norinally bug you will get under your skin today. Be careful. Don't snap at someone who deserve it. pisuis (Feb. 20-Mar 20i Your financial aspects are rather dubious today. Don't contribute to matteti by spending when you shouldn't. YOUR BIRTHDAY Nov. 14, 1975 Things of a speculative nature will be extra appealing to you this year. You're likely to atje many Irons in the fire, Results will be rewarding if you don't take on more than you can manage. WIN AT RF ID i L± Al SHE'A 80U&-41 HER NUSBANSO I 8&&4T "0.) A JR I later regret. — B!ooa Medicines WANT TO SELL 'k .\ (1R16RThO 1 I — — —49— I ZZZJ.. LET ME ()O TN' TALKIN' ... THEY MAY NOT ,AkI 7 — by Stoffel & Heimdohl YOU'LL LOVE THIS HOUSE H IM GONNAS OW '\. PETUNIA.' , — 41 147 5 BUGS BUNNY today. Don't say anything you'll 1f -L — — — - HOROSCOPE -By BERNI('E HEI)E OSOL J .- DOWN I Pinned 2 Property item 3 Flows Out 4 non S lOAnS lab) t, r.l)dq'fn plane 1 = A ] (OjHIO1i -N1 11 Jljrgj IJrii ACROSS L THE BORN LOSER Ans wer to P:evious Puzzle anadian - - ______ yr. am By Oswald & James Jacoby The two notrump response to an artificial two club open. ing shows at least eight highcard points and a notrumptype hand. It also should deny any worthless doubleton and I F POSSIBLE TBERE SHOULD BE AN HONOR IN EACH SUIT, The idea is that if the opener has a notrump hand ot his own there will be no harm in letting that opening hand become dummy. With three queens and a king and 4-33-3 distribution, South responds two notrump. North has opened two dubs with a 23-point hand so he A n Indi1ina reader wants I 1 I t t C a a h I 1( to 4 know how to play a bridge hand with no king of diamonds . The answer is that gremlins sometimes get Into a newspaper and cat the king of diamonds In that case It is up to the reader to find that hand that needs that king and see If the article can then make sense If it doesn't the gremlins have really outsmarted us. (For a copy of JACOB V MODERN, send Si to "Win at Bridge." do this newspaper. P. 0, Box 489. Radio City Station, Now York. N V 10019) IT 1711 31 a ff • Wi ur ill by Dick Turnir CARNIVAL th 91 at ci a Of ta S Inside Sunday Pedals ,Olympics In Pictures C The (;olden Age Olympics comes to a close this weekend. As a salute to all who participated In the first annual event, The Evening Herald will feature the week- long activities in a picture spread In the Seminole Magazine. — . - - 4 - xi_ ____ All Aboard! "The trick is to see how close you can come to th end of her Auto-Train revelers rode the rails the other night and In Sunday's edition of The Evening Herald, Women's Editor Jean Patteson tells the story of We good time had by all. All Aboard for Sunday's edition of The Evening Herald. - - Dr. Lamb .............. S-A Horoscope.............8-A hospital ............... 5-A Obituaries ............. S-A Sports ................ 1-313 Television ............. 6-B Women ................9-A Thursday's high H. Overnight low 45. Generally fair and continued cool through Saturday. High; in the No to near 70. Lows In the upper 30s to low 40s. Northerly winds 15 to 25 rupis, diminishing through Saturday. Details and tides are on Page $-A. JIM II • I ''j IH — t • III I it '- , - ' - -- -- . - W I Ill t II ii III 11111 I -- • ,, , -- --------. - ----- - - -=--1 - - - - - - WOW ri . : INI)I-:x Aroimd The Clock ...... 4A Bridge ................ 8-A Calendar ..............5-A Comics ................S-A Crossword............. 8-A Editorial .............. 4-A I)earAbby ............. 9-A ' ' f)atiCflCCt by Garry Trudeau The weatherman, Dr. Merle 5' i not . .However, the retiree from Springfield, Mo., proved he knew how to handle a bicycle today as he laid claim toagold medal in the Golden Age Olympics, a week-long series; of • A athletic competition in Sanford for senior citizens. Rev. Leo King 44 andMeanwhile, Ediffi 114wrison earned gold medals In the 50-yard wheelchaIr race at the marina. Parker showed up for the race, held on windy Seminole Blvd., in shorts sal T-shirt, complete with red heart em -- -i- JJ II --- - - --- i By JIM IIAYNES Ileratd Sports Editor T%rt I — - Lyman and Oviedo 111gb SChOOLS close out dismal seasons tonight, while Lake Brantley meets DeLand In Its next-to-last game of the year. For complete story and photo coverage see the Evening Herald's Sunday sports section, -<c To Win Prep Grid Coverage WEATIIF;R MAN Parker -'--- -- - - - - - = /f "13cr. . ,," said Parker, *'— trying to g light off the chilly. nippy breeze ' off lake Monroe "I thought it was going Lobe warmer, that's why I wore this." • I ..; Parker, 57, said he generally rides a 10-speed hike, but • i ._! contestants were limited to conventional three-speed equipment. Walt Denny of Sanford was second In men's Top county and slate officials huddle inside the county jail during this morning's tow- of e facility, competition while harry An Inspector from the state fire marshal's office, E.V. Fretweil, (left) discusses safety features with Dr. Merle Parker awaits the horn, held by Jack Horaer, for the BickAng was last In a three-man I from left) Cecil Sewell, Sheriff John Polk and County Commission Chairman Sd %'Ibleu Jr. i Herald startof today's bicycle rae. (Herald Photo byTom Vincent) Photos by 8111 Vincent Jr.) (Continued On Page 3-A) -. Ff JIM -- .' -- - -- ___________ - • -- - - -. -. .- -- �- ! Sanford, Fl. ', I I ATIF N MI 1%J IN 1JJ'L. Ii IN BRIEF - /1/ 1/ By JOE ASKREN Herald Staff Writer The Seminole Education Association (SEA) Re £fusalI o Pro d.1uce Records \ = I \_____________ ___________________ — - ____ -, . f .. operations e t was 4 __________ The committee had subpoena ed Kissinger to turn over all State Department requests for covert intelligence opera tions abroad In one of seven subpoenaes issue d last week. Chairman Otis G. Pike, D-N.Y., said tha~ '~On this subp we have receivednothi nothh. ng.,, Filipinos Win Court Battle The United StaUs must grant 61 aging FihPInOs the cifixenship promised while they j Stirlpies in World War 11, a The decision of U.S. District Court Judge Charles B. Renfrew on Thursday cited the men for "heroic sacrifices, their courage and valor at Corregidor, durin g e man death march - Jump In Car Saies , ' here today amid speculation concerning a popularity contest between presidential hopefuls George Wallace and Jimmy Carter. Following rounds of speeches and floor debates over such issues as casino gambling in Florida, delegates will climax the convention Sunday with a straw presidential preference vote. I—,— Note DETROIT (AP)_ Early NO%.PJ. US.car sales 45 per cent over the recession-pigigued levels of 1974, making it the sharpest year-to-year gain for a 10-day selling period since 1972. sa / - I - _ _____ _________ .. Party leaders say the test ballot will draw the battle lines for Florida's March primary, and appears to be shaping into a one-on-one confrontation between Wallace, the Alabama governor, and Carter, the former Georgia governor. The board Wednesday night agreed to grant Bukur said SEA "guarantees" it won't let two months back pay to Sylvester Denmark, a something ilke this happen again. former Lakeview Middle School industrial arts Stanley Marable, Denmark's Tampa attorney, teacher who resigned last week. had said he resented one board member's calling SEA will look out for all teachers' individual the lawsuit a "dumb suit." Marable said there rights guaranteed by the constitution. Like the would be problems keeping the suit alive If right to a hearing and being considered innocent Denmark received his back pay. - . PaLsY fluttiAson and r;rule 11orrell Prepare for Bicentennial Wa gon Train Pilgrimage to Philadelphia Wagon Set To Roll Out Of County MIAMI (Al') — There's no undercover nicotine squad for the Miami police and there have been no arrests, but .'IIR-iak ay a two-year-old c)uI1ty law banning smoking in elevators, department and grocery stores Is a success. "It's the people, the people in the elevators, the clerks in the stores and the nonsmokers In the check-out lines, who by their remarks to offenders are enforcing the law," Dade County Commissioner Harry Cain, father of the ordinance, said Thursday. Cain admitted that the laws can't be enforced by of. ficialdom. But he added, "They're going'so well anyway it doesn'ts bother Inc a bit — they are being morally enforced." . the zoo or Dusty Boots over the information and registration weekend for a fascinating 'orins glimpse at part of America's One of the duties of the Pioneer spirit still burns heritage — and bring your outriders will be to ride into all strong in America. A group of camera along to record the the Bicentennial Communities horsemen and women in exciting moments. along [h trail and Iiin, hrfr 1 Seminole County are about to scrolls signed by the citizens prove it. The wagon, after being reaffirming their belief In the Under the leadership of Patsy displayed in this and other principles upon which this Hutchison, and sponsored b>' counties, will be returned to nation was founded. the Seminole County Bicen- Polk City in time to begin its Eventually, these scrolls will tennis] Committee, they are historical journey in January. be enshrined In our preparing to join the historic Pulled by teams of four Bicentennial Wagon Train d Th e Bicentennial Wagon horses, the wagon will wind it. Pilgrimage to Pennsylvania. way to Tallahassee and then TrainPflgriinageisaprog Thispilgrlmageisareplayof cross the state line Into that reaches out to all the history In reverse, Alabama. There it will Join people of the nation. One that A train of covered wagons wagons from other Southern involves everyone in a onewaigon(oreachsthte.....wj U'ontintwd From Page lA) dramatic display of democracy adjacent to the e grave on oct cross the country, west to east, states before continuing the in action. It Is an event whIch victim wasdetermined by a as part of further construction adhering as to Philadelphia. closely as possible Journey will be remembered as the small patch of hair found with work, to trails and wagon Along the trail, groups of people's celebration of the the skull and that teeth inThere was speculation routes. horsemen, or outriders, from naUon's 200th birthday. dicated the man was at least 25 Wednesday that the bulldozer They will wind their way back communities throughout _____________________ years old. might -----have i'tit Intn thA t1Patp r'---i' _______________________ b' UI,;, w we arne or Liber ty, to Florida will join the wagon 4••k' _' L He said the skull had been accounting for the missing feet Philadelphia, converging on the train and accompany it as far fractured and police said a and scattered shoes. But today city on July 4, 1976 the as time and opportunity perportion of the face had been investigators said they don't nation's 200th birt?xlay, mits. crushed, believe the bulldozer upset the Today, the Florida covered Dr. Garay said at the scene grave, wagon Ms. Hutchison hopes to a replica of those that the body had been buried Recent rains apparently sturdy 'prairie schooners' gather together a group of at "one month or more." Police helped unearth the skeleton. wtdch carried our pioneering least 20 outriders from officiaLs speculated the body Officers used a front end forefathers to the far cf Seminole County. They will may have been in the grave six loader Wednesday afternoon to months or more because dig up the area around the the nation arrived in Sanford. leave Feb. 1 on a four-day ride r During the weekend the 10 Umatilla, where they will vegetation was growing on top gravesite after the skeJen was Join the main body of the wagon will be on display at a of the grave, put into bags for transportatkm variety of Florida wagon train. locations In the The grave, according to to Dr. Garay's laboratory for Sanford area, including the police, was about four feet examination. Patsy herself hopes to ride Central Florida Zoo on inside the Sanford city limits on with the Florida wagon train at The grave was in the edge of Saturday and the Dusty Boots • the north edge of the college an em bankment adjacent to a horse Show, West SR 46, on least Into Alabama, and then to campus near a new gym and citrus grove bordering the rejoin it in June for the final SWUiay from 10a.m. until dark, tennis court complex. college campus. haul into The wagon will remain iii triumphant Officers said a bulldozer was • Police said the body ap. Philadelphia. used to grade the sandy soil patently had been laid in the Seminole County through Nov. V and during that time will be All area horsemen Interested shallow gra-ie and noted that available to all interested clubs In riding for one day, the entire Ewnhlglkndd the man#3 and organizations in the area trip or part of it, should contact atop the abdomen area, which would like to use the Patsy immediately for more PubliVwd Daily and Sunday. Officers today were checking history-making vehicle for ecepi Saturday and Christmas records of missing Persons' Day by The Sanford Herald, Inc . rallies or displays. IM N French Ave reports for the last year or FI, 37711 more In the central Florida Contact Patsy Hutchison at area in hopes they might fur- her' Mt. Dora Road home (322ond CIas Po%?a Pad a? ni.sh leads to 11m identity of the 1986) or Ernie Horrell, directorS.intord. Flor ida 32711. (ir' body. However, officials airo of the Seminole County Subscr ip tion Ra?pt by Carrev noted the victim could have Bicentennial Committee, at the been a transient passing Bicentennial Office (322-1776). Week 5k Year 521 40 _t•_ - Skeleton Studie For Identity Clue s ) . - . \ .' --a .'.1 I . - -- i: • 1 - -: j- •.- - ____________ ____________ __________________ _____________ • • --- J4 j. ' -. ,,-4 -. -=-i,,. _____ a $1000 CHECK John Krider (left) presents $1,111 check to Willy Hughes, president of the Orlando Area Chamber of Commerce, from the Industrial 25 CommIttee of the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce. The money Is to be used for Action Orlando, a Sem1nole.Orange-Osla County promotional project. Looking PRESENTATION - U - - J 1 I (. II 4') READ THIS AD ! ' OR YOU WON'T KNOW WHAT YOU'RE MISSING 3 Fabulous Weekend Treats To Tantalize Your Tastebuds WESTERN PATIO BARIIB.Q BUFFET ON OUR BEAUTIFUL For 1976 Christmas Clubbers.1 We've broken an old Christmas tradition, namely the practice of collecting Christmas savings without paying Interest In return. A Scrooge-type tradition, if there ever was one! We look at it this way: Christmas Club money should work as hard for you as any other kind of savings. After all, It takes as much will power for you to put it aside. And, since we invest It with the same care as other savings dollars, you should benefit from the earnings. flcrtru'4 C i field. Timers failed to record the men's time. In women's competition, Mary McPherson wheeled hr shiny three-speed over the 6lOths mile course In a time of said Thursday. 2:42 to register her first Golden Leonard Huffman of Orlando, vice president of the Age victory. Just Thursday she American Correctional Parole Reform Union, said in a had seen her 583 pin-count fall letter to Askew that guards, for their "personal from first to fourth In bowling. amusement,' were beating prisoners. "That's okay, because I'm looking forward to today's pancake race iS p.m. at the Insurance Test Planned Greater Sanfor Chamber of Braddock of Orange City. He TALLAHASSEE (Al') Blue Qoss and Blue Commerce) and Saturday's was followed by Joseph Weld are planning a test in Florida of an alternative to croquet (I p.m. Fort Mellon Simonetti with a 617, John regular medical insurance for people who belong to Mattingis' wi th a 608 and Sam Park ) ." she ciii heal tn-matntenance organizations, according to an ofMrs. McPherson also clocked Kaminsy with a 570. tidal of the firms. Overall, McGee was followed SO seconds in the wheelchair The companies are negotiating with the Duval County by llraddock's 631 and the same race to take second place. Medical Foundation for its doctors to provide care ataset She said her secret in the score by John T. White. fee for Blue Cross-Blue Shield employes who prefer that bicycle race was to push hard to Overall women's bowling approach, Vice President W.J. Stan.sefl said Thursday. get Into the lead and coast champion was Majorie Wilson home. Martha J. Folk appeared of Deltona with a 645, followed to have second place wrapped by Mary Stznonetti's 604 and a up, but she started coasting to 593 by Mary Bagnoli. ThurMIAMI (AP) Question: If South Florida is so flat, finish the line We" and laila sday's final round found the what accounts for community names such as Vero Beach Moran passed her at the wire tp Simonelli-Bagnoli tandem Highlands, Hollywood Hills and Miami Heights, Answer: setting the pace. take second. Good ole' American salesmanship. In bowling, the 637 p'J There were 40 men and 19 "You couldn't take Hollywood Hills and call it Tuesday by H. D. McGee stood women entered. Hollywood Flats," says Mike Schack, president of an ad up to earn him a gold medal. Rev. King clocked his firm specializing in real estate. "You need the romantic Top men's score Tuesday was a wheelchair in at 25 seconds flat flavor." 631 handicap by William to edge 77-year-old Jack Harrison, who was timed at 27 second Carl Butler wheeled into third place with a 31.7 second clock. Edith Harrison, 73, took the women's wheel race In 48 seconds, with Mrs. McPherson in at 50 seconds and Helen A public relations campaign with the slogan "It's Hap- redevelopment of Downtown Richey coming In third at 61 to promote the redevelopment pening." Sanford is well under way, seconds, of Downtown Sanford will According to DDC Executive according to Miss Jacobson. In arts and crafts cornfeature a series of bizarre, Director Sara Jacobson, the "Take a !ook along First petition, needlepoint winners, attention-getting stunts during series of "happenings" are Street and you'll find real signs in order, were Amy O'Brien, the month of Not-ember. All designed to rally support for of progress. The Little War- Edith Harrison and Mn. stunts will be staged at noon. the Downtown Development drobe has moved to a beautiful Charles Wilkie. Crafts chamIn the theme of "It's hap- concept. That concept will be new location. Gifts by Nan is a pion was Mabel Butler, pening," the slogan of the put forward in the DDC's Ac- line new shop. Buck's new followed by Mrs. Bobbi hardy Downtown Development tivity Report at a meeting Dec. sandwich shop will open in and Marie Boardman. Council (DDC), a mock funeral 1. December and Travel-Rite, a Ceramics winners were Del will be held on November 19 to Downtown property owners, new agency, will open its doors Ruitzer and Elizabeth Lindbury "bad atUtude." A wagon and tenants are being Invited to In the same month. Ito-Jay's is moyer. Nabbing seconds were pulled by two Clydesdale horses the meeting. The prime topic is already In operation with Kathleen Vestcndor( and Pearl will cany coffins that will be expected to be financing the double the floor space, and VerdI, while Lynell Patterson partially burled next to the continuation of the DDC. Merle Norman has completely and Edith Gardner had thirds. Sanford Library. Surveys results, tabulated after refurbished their shop. A new The Golden Age Olympics Horses also enter into an downtown residents were supper club will open in about a continues Saturday with track event planned for Nov. fl.Some polled this month, will be month. All you have to do is and field events at the Seminole of Sanford's more prominent briefed on plans for downtown walk around Downtown Sanford High Stadium, beginning at 8 citizens will ride sulkies along revitalization, and you'll realize that "it" is a.m. Shuffleboard begins at9on First Street to display their Most people don't realize that indeed "happening." city courts while the other event support for the city. The on the slate Is horseshoes at 10 "happening" is entitled "Wild a.m. at Fort Mellon Park, also Horses Couldn't Drag Me Out of the site of croquet action. Sanford." On Nov. 24, redevelopment FOR THE BEST supporters, dressed In sheets and wearing halos, will march CALL MILLERS behind a band down First Street. They will carry a banner PH.- 32200352 TALLAHASSEE (Al') Thursday that numerous cryptically reading: RE- Members Of the board that schools, many offering very doJOIST, THE SAINTS ARE licenses Florida's vocational SmWwd tailed instruction over several MARCHING IN. schools say Atty. Gen. Robert months, would be exempted by M Another event, designed to Shovin Ic wrnno in n tinln A LL MEN'S.LADIES [ Bizarre Stunts Slated To Help Downtown Area • U \ ((.untinued From Page 1-Ai Lake Butler Center Probed 800 Pieces Reduced , -- 500 Pieces Reduced Women's Sportswear Women's Dresses and Pant Suits Blouses, Skirts, Knit Tops. Juniors, Misses, Half Sizes Polyester Knit Slacks One and Two Piece Styles to 1/2 1/ U00 Savage 12 ga. single Barrel Shotgun Yards Reduced Fabrics Now,29.88 Orig. 44.99 1/ /3 to/2 off off 12 only Polyester knits Cotton blends Solids and patterns 12 only 7 Shot clip 22" Bolt Action Rifle 1/3 Now 24.88 Orig. 34,99 700 Men's Slacks to 1/2 off only Women Uniforms Polyester Knits Polyester Knits 1/3 to '/' off '/3 )U Men Neckties /3 su oniy men t 1/q off Knit Leisure Suits '/3t0 100 only 150 only Men's Knit and Woven Shirts '/2 Off Women Shoes to 1/2 off 200only Closeout Men Belts Short Sleeve 1/3 Reversible Styling off 2.22 200 Men Wallets by Rolfs 1/3 off •Dress and Casual Styles Now 6.88 S /2 Women Handbags Slzes.0-42 Orig, 19.88 to oniy Solids and Patterns School Regulatory Body Opposes Shevin - Polyester Knits 1/3 - - / Bikes,Wheelchairs Olympic Sizzlers Ad Men Play Name Game J SATURDAY NITE SPECIAL STARTS FRIDAY 5 P.M. - on at the right h Scott Dams, vice chairman of the Industrial 25 Committee, (Photo Courtesy of the Orlando Area C. of C.) - Mary McPherson pedals her way to victory in the women's division of the bicycle race. (Herald Photo by Tom Vincent) - ______________________________________ - PrG i..I oliday earance Sale. TALLAHASSEE (Al') Allegations of brutality by guards at the Lake Butler Receptirm Center are being investigated, says an aide to Gov. Reubin Askew. l'rLson Inspec tors were sent to the reception center at the request of IA.. Gov. Jim Williams, Bonnie Armstrong -' 'L - - . . •i'i' •5(;..i(l1 j JCPennev Smoking Law Effective Bicentennial By JEAN PAVFESON Women's Editor Sheriff's detectives today reported a two-way radio and a Thursday at a vacant house at hilton Lawrence, 49, 417 W. were investigating the reported depth sounder unit, valued at Valencia Court East, Sanford. Third St., Sanford, in lieu of theft of a swimming pool and $450, were stolen when a 21-foot Officers said they found the $5,00 bond ofl a charge of Sanford police were probing a boat was burglarized at the juvenile inside the house. He larceny of a motor vehicle, boat burglary. Sanford Marina, according to a was turned over to Florida "Cyril L. Geiger Jr. reported report by Sanford Police Division of Youth Services Ransom E. Mitchell, 19, 1603 to sheriff's deputies that a Patrolman Rick Dearing. off lcialsat the Sanford Juvenile W. 11th St., Sanford, was jailed $4,200 fiberglass swimming Police said the boat was en- Detention Center. by police in lieu of $5,000 bond pool was stolen from 219 Vihlen tered by ripping away a canvas on a charge of uttering a Road, Sanford, sometime in cover. Sheriff's agents have jailed forgery. August. Dearing and Patrolman Jack Richard Bernard Nott, 19, 310 Detective Sgt. Ray Larkins Fulenwicler- have arrested a 15- N. FAgemon, Winter Springs, Sanford police reported two explained that the 12 by 2&foot year-old Sanford juvenile boy on a circuit court warrant rifles, valued at $541, were pool was a display model on a on burglary and possession of charging delivery 'f a con- taken when burglars entered trailer that was removed from marijuana charges. trolled substance. Bond on the the residence of Gary L. Estes, the property. The officers answered a call drug charge was set at $10,000. 162 Country Club Circle, SanJohn Charles Jonas Jr. that a burglary was in progress Sanford police jailed John ford. ORI.ANDO (Al') — Florida Democrats convene their first state convention since the turn of the century The board on Sept 10 voted to suspend Den "We feel we accomplished what we're trying mark wi thout pay, although Superintendent to, so we will drop the issue in th e best interests W.P. "Bud" Layer had recommended that the of all," said Pete Bukur, president of SEA and a suspension be with pay. Friday, Nov. Ii, I7S-3.4 Stolen : One Swimming Pool Democrats Holding State Convention In Orlando ssue involves the suit's "We proved a point in the constitutional chaflenge of a state statute which gives the matter and the board acted in poor taste," Bukur board authority to dismiss id. and without a hearing. I I I —_-- t until proven guilty. There should be no pre. Judging," explained Bukur. Bukur said a press release will be issued Monday following SEA's decision In a meeting teacher at Sanford Middle School. io The committee's senior Republican, Rep. Robert McClory of Illinois, quoted White House couriel Philip Bchen assaying President Ford intends to cite executive privilege In refusing to turn over the documents. S.A N IftANCISW 1:1') FLORIDA IN BRIEF brought bya former Sanford cbooI teacher "The gist or It is that in the event any future acquittedofa robbery charge last week and f iled action by the board llke th th ever happens again, agaIrt the School Board on a cortititutlonallty e wi ll pursue all the other things," Bukur said ___________________ WASHINGPDN (kP) — The House intelligence cornmittee voted today to cite Secretary of Slate Henry A. Kissinger for contempt of Congress for refusing to turn over subpoenaed documen ts on eight covert intelligence Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Denmark's Lawsuit Of Kissinger Cited For Contempt I ifl Its Support Drops SEA I - Frida y, Nov 14, 1975 ',- K •- -- --;__-.-•-.---- off only Women Billfolds, Clutches French Purses '/3 Off - 200 only School Age 50 only Boys Flare Leg Jeans Table Lamps '/31`0 1/2 off �-- -- -- T -S -- - -- U S rr ________________________________ ----• - ;-,- - e Ev ning Area 5 Evening Herald, Sanford, El. (; One last reminder! or Th ere's going to be a motorcycle safety seminar Around I. D. IX) VIE, Publsher U HICHAHI) LONG, Editor WILliAM U. ('UHUIE. Managing Editor UOI3EUT C. MAUKEY, Advertising Director ibna' Deliver : Week. 5 9 . - Year. $218 40 H% M'id - In Floritki Sanle ;v; home delivery. All other mail. .%iiinth, $2,70. 6 Months. S16,210. 12 Months, $32,40. D ay ere , Sanford And, Also helping to make the seminar that much more effective is Action Honda of Sanford, which it 's all Th e Federation of Senior An interviewer will The Clock N call hospital and various sections ofSeminole County todo the actual rts In order to give the persons Involved a chance to determine just how many people to expect, It is This program will provide meals, supplied out of the hospital kitchen, at cost price to those who cannot get out or who cannot fix meals themselves. ildvised that anyone planning to attend the seminar One full hot meal, plus a snack lunch in the . People ,is a %% hole should ride to the rescue of the debt-ridden city. Mr. Ford is standing firm on that issue. He has reiterated his pled ge to veto any bill from congress that amounts to a "bailout" of New York. At this point it is looking doubtful that Congress would move in that direction. Outside of New York, there Committee, an old friend of President Ford and a respected conservative, Caine to the President Bill CUZTIC keeping a bankrupt company in business by delaying the satisfaction of some of the claims on its assets. Th is would not relieve New York of its debt to obligations, but it would relieve New Yorkers of the prospect of a nightmare if their essential city '.ervices were suspended. Federal Reserve ofI icials have indicated that banks holding New York securitiescan rideout th estorm of default, and th e municipal bond market which is already feeling ,° effects of the ,' , . crisis, expected recover once the shock wave rolls through. 7be bankruptcy legislation Air. Ford proposes about as far as Congress can go without abandoffing prudence and principle in helping New York. As Mr. Ford emphasized, the primary responsibility remains with the state of New York and the city government. B refinancing some of tile city's debts and gettin g the 3 payroll , pension commitments and other expenses down to manageable size, New York can once again become a solvent operation. We could not improve on Mr. Ford's own succinct statement of the issue raised by the N York crisis: "If we go on spending more th an we have, providing more benefits .,i •k I, can pa C.or, Lalen a ay o1• recAonrng , ii come iO %lzi Vi ashington and the whole country just as it has to New York When that day of reckoning com es , , - .a, , • who will bail out the United States of America?" a~_ I , - .4-.-'- -?Z~jj-v - ,~- -- ;~ I .- ___ 1M Leave It To Bunker R'ason prevailed In Congress when it dropped an effort to dictate terms to the State Department in the negotiations for a new Panama Canal treaty. Instead, both the House and the Senate settled for a statement that it is the "sense of Congress" that the negotiations protect the v ital interests of the United Stat es of America in any new agreement with Pana ma over the status of the canalThat Ambassador Ellsworth Bunker is Vying to protect our national interests in the canal negotiations cam be assumed. Whether he succeeds or not is a question to be examine the negotiations are completed and a proposed new treaty submitted for ratification Fortunately, Congress now appears willi to let that diplomatic process take its constitutional Armed Ser,ces Committee and in propriations. - ~_-_ _ N__, ~ '717"\ 1; All ' . , - I t I -. A i -- sjt / 'J- J . If 14 - 1 1 Ijf _____ - .00 . - -- 1 - I çc - .ç' .Vrl A 1.0 - - - ____ / - ,' 04 ,~~ 0 ~ - 0 '. - -tAm. r - I . ,,."h1, V 1C)gs 0000 - der3tands the tradeoffs possible in negotiating a nuclear balance with the Russians without / ,, out my new engine. trying Letters o Having been head of the transition team which arranged for a smooth Ford shift from vice president to president, Rwnsfeld was owed something. fie, took the White Hmse -as a way. station stopover - executive job as a favor, making it clear he didn't wan t to stay there long. T This is a humanitarian appeal. A family of the Sanford Community Is In distress in the loss of a One thing is rertain if Rurnsfeld's past is any loved one and in serious need of financial player (Buffalo Bills) who could read, Kemp has, in a remarkably short time, developed a legislator of note, a represen tative who power in 1939 Inside the gate, everything speaks of age, from the two giant cedars in the courtyard, th e oil heater In th e co rner represents, and a comer in a party that of the reception room, the stiff leather chairs in the desperately needs attractive faces He won't be Jerry Ford's vice presidential choicenextyearandheknowit, bu t ther e are de ca de s of time to contemplate. "I don 't want to hallway right on up to the second floor office of the 74. 'ear-old charge d affatrs, Manuel Martinez Feduchy. - 06 r"Lots pretend our family is the Ford cabinet thera's been a big shake up, an'basic power relationsh"/Ps h9ve changed!" - -. + %-- -- - ' -. , 0., he's considered stodgy. "He's got," explains one - - - - ' - - " - . -- -. -S' - -* F , i - -. - .;I - .~ - - --_-=~_: SUITS - - - - o,.i'r JUICER Midway Community Ac:ion Team, sponsor. Our $ . - - -1 I __ -. _ -_ -_ __ __.. Aselect ion• mostimportant fashion i1- --i _______________________ ________________________ - ELECTRIC PANT R 45 PIECE 4 99 GALLON TS - II . . 0 IS9 18 awn n ur y J Coker Winter Springs SLACKS 3.39 BOYS NOVELTY PRINT FFS SHIRTS Save UP to 3.00 on these high fashion boys sets ___________________________ ____________________________ • v v • . ______ ' L . . p.m.; low 11 a.m., 11:14 p.M.; Stinday high 5:37 a.m., 5:37 P.M.; low 11:41 a.m., 11:51 p.m. I -- - - SHARK COLOR MEN'S - -\ __\ ____ FILM SLACKS 1 29 590 F , -- Save styLs. modern 95c i~ TAt ~:,_-~i i;1ZN1_ 1?_7_- . L?,T- - _-KMI,.Z~'A'~;-;,-!V, Atl lv~-. ~, ; 7~~ -If -1-4iq! 't ;rAX;1W-1_;VX i __ - !n ~L._,J .: ~ ' - the great shark m Save 1 oo em- H Guidance Toy Clio-12 or C126-20. Reg. 1 .69. Fresh Kodacor f.tm at 4Cc savings. 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Daytona Beach tides: high Saturday 5:09 a.m., 5:24 p.m.; low II:12 a.m., ]I:21 p.m.; high Sunday 5.51 a . m ., 607 p.m., low 11:55a.m. Port Canaveral: KODAK 00 Reg. 1.91 Ladie~ Slipr pers. Many colors choose from. Reg. 2.44.2.99 poly.knit thcks. A good sekcfjon Monday and Tuesday with lows Kathleen Snyder Helen M. Trent Eugene Williams Max E. Bremner, Dellary Hazel A. Morizot, Deflary . - a' - _. :1 t.n I sections .1 near GO .JUcenLral south east, with mid 6C in the Keys. Highs Sunday mainly GN north and 70s south. Warmer Imogene G. Be-fidler Ola Harrison Ann D. Robinson 1 2 MEN'S & BOYS SHIRTS 50 Fair to partly cloudy with no importa nt rainfall Indicated. near 40 Sanford: __. $ (I Sunday with lows from S I nursday's high F~-: Service for eight . Dishwasher safe. Beautiful blue on while pattern • • WEATHER Peggy V. Watson, Geneva Randolph Risner, Osteen - __- '-' Off 1.40 per gallon. 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Save .' --- ~_.__ 88 • -_ -. ___ _________________________________________ NOVEMBFR 13 ADMISSIONS I ---- INNER RESTONE I - 0 IU - ______ COATS ' -- --- - HOSP AL - Ir- I i-:. 2 - I ' S1 434 and N. Fairfa x . Winter pr NO V. 16 DrIlary Volunteer Fireman's g,dr,tu .,OOu5, Sfl.iCr u.Il', A soc in lion % omen handcraft plants and clothing Auxiliary, sponsoring a turkey Camelot Homemakers dinner, 12 30 to 5 pm Rummage sale at Maitland Fireman's Recreation Hall. Flea Market, beginning 8 a.m. Tickets available by calling To benefit The Grove Drug Charlotte Wheeler, Helen Abuse Center in Altamonte French or at the Western Auto Springs. Store. • . A ut omat ic Juicer y Waring. Save 2.99 __________________________ _______________________ Bazaar s ponsored by DeBary United Methodist Women, 10 a rn to 3 p.m., at the church at ii LL 'I? ii riIgiauans xoau vvCSi e9 j) Outerwear, Sizes 4.12 . i__I - - t-~___ ,r4 $10 inter prings Volunteer a.m. and 2:50 p.m., Bedknobs Fire Dept. turkey shoot, I I a. in, and Broomsticks." P.M ., Sat urday and 1-5 NOV. 15 - - -r.1 I _-__-71-11 - _.___ -.-~__--1 ~ -- - -- -T_ __ - : . . a - -- ! i -.-- 0 Off - - LEISURE cooker. Complete with cook book Ft. Mellon Park, 3:30 p.m. NOV. 14-15 Mull i ns '. - - i ~ ~~ I - ______________________________________________ Maitland Ave., Maitland, 10 Hesr e, serving 3. p iii. a.m. to 5 p.m. INlovie for children, Sa turday only, 10:30 NOV. 15.16 • - - ' Popular gifI electric stonewear Pierce. hostess. Tree planting, ually Incurable sores 1 -- - Annual Veterans Annual Sidewalk Book Sale, Day Mait,land Public library, 501 S. Teriyaki Steak dinner Fleet Drs. Geoffrey Fernie and , - i Shirley A Fitzgerald - MEN'S - .. . -I - --- 1 - ! 99 AND JACKETS All Souls Ihureb Fest val Sa,,ie Harrison Chapter Food, games, prizes - all a). 0tb0 Society DAR, 2:30 ian , - REG. 24.99 - . "I'l "'Ili li"Ii l' "Il . . . 1 . . . . "Z)', • * - CROCK=POT COATS ) . • - - 0 CALENDAR - 11 G I RLS' 17-99 RIVAL : budget, for consumer protection legislation, and % against direct corporate campaign f undirig. Still, Ifles,,,,11 n,, 1t wreaked $11,000 worth of damage to her house the machine with lights a fan and some swit Yet she cannot collect it because of diplomatic ches and fancy Instead, the driver handed over an Idenwiring ' it SUriwaiall emitted Often the drivers simply tear them up and immunity. Her lawyer, Joseph Moran, r W tification card bearing excerpts from U.S. Code toss them in the street. In Washington nearly to the State Department for help. "They Nurses were hUe Sections The excerpts warned 50, ordered vtolations were Issued to diplomatic cautioned to eset meagalnstbringingsuit," Moran told ev two hours and at the same that anyone attempting to arrest the driver could vehicles last year. The flnes. If paid, would have us, "and warned me against har.u- ment which and treat their paUents, sores. be imprisoned for not more than thrtt. ears totalled over $300,000 I'lle might be construed as a violation of statute" w as installed in a Toront and fined at the discretion of the courL" o °t hospital. In New York City, more than 1,000parking The cop the aublleoi Several collection agencies, including Mt0g1y, five patients with painful and stared after it in it onderment. He had just encotmtered tickets were issued to diplomats lad year. The Eastern Credit and Nation ide Credit, stubborn bedsores were totally cured within 3o stiff Iuies would have helped to alleviate the described to us their days. 11.e most elite of the human spec jes' a frustration in trying foreign city's financial plight, the total would have collect from diplomats diplomat on bad checks, medical When we inquired , th e rloctor' read i These ly ad %irtue of in- surpasvd $3 million, fees and rent.al car bills initted . The po li ce, carrying dinlomauc cou rtesy an ternuna1agrent,enjoy ay -InNewYork,theBarbdosamudorto It worked only because it forced nurses to Ii extra length, refused to tell us which embassy known as "diplomatic inunuriity." The y ca nnot the United Nations, W. E. Waldron-Ramsey, treat the bedsores every two how-s. has accumulated the most tickets. be prosecuted under U.S. Law. Hider booty: A former Army lieutenant reporw, Terry Repak, determined that the recently lodged an offieW complaint with the If they break ka3ft,fall to pay rent, destroy Soviets, with hundreds o( unpaid tickets, are SUte ai,d Justice departments over his dog. He colonel is free to keep the $32,000 he got from property or commit felonies, American charged that local officiAls in Pelham, where he sellirg a stolen "ece silver service that once pro ' !he worst authorities can do little more than expel the resides, were trying to shoot the animal. It had belonged to Adolf Hitler, the Army has decided. errant Here are a tew other examples of how sunk Its teeth, appaNfitly, into at least eight If he had been caught earlier, hi' would have Diplomatic Immunity, of course, is diploma tic immunity works: 10 years in prison. indignant citizens. But the Ambassado' conreciprocal. American diplomats, therefore, For years the Dittmar Company In the tended that his dog like himself ila , deserved jey privileges M 11 hospital comm other nations, 'fl Wastigtj suburbs refused to rent houses ander during World to diplomatic immunity. Its threatened War Sttte Department hu asslured us, however, that cer was looking for pots and pan, 4 diplomats from certain countries because they elimi,nation, he warned Anierican officials US.foreign service people create few problems for his hospital when he habitually violated leases and failed to pay In • o, tie cac he direly, could have "possible InternatIonal of silver embossedwitl overseas. rent.s. The Justice Department took Dittmar to czLsqucnces," 'iticr s initials, lie put ontrast, we have dDcume_n ted diousands the silver n the pots and later spirited it home. court and forced the firm to rent without Helpful hoax: Two ingenious Toronto doctors of Ca involving foireign diplwats who vWate Failure to turn in such booty discrimination. is a crime, the who invented a Rube Goldberg nuddne as a US. laws wJth impunity. Army told us, but becaun the statute or -Mrs. Galley Smith, wife of the late dean of medical hoax for curing bedw", h,ave limitations expired 25 Years ago. the officer Every day, fcr examptit, policemen in the White Hou-se ' press corps Merrinian Smith, discaverel to their delight that it worb on uw i t can as *nned to retire in- naft. - r. r - " "U'. rirt'ir 1 embassy. tier diplomatic tenants, she charged - - to Sanford: Aren Anderson Ca roly n Virgil E Del3ose Washington and New York City patiently write rented a home to the legal attache at the French - • ty. Inside, a handful of old men wait for The ivy-encrusted building is the only Embassy in t.~e Western Hemisphere representing Republican Spain, the loser in the bloody Spanish Civil War that brought Franco JACK ANDERSON diplomatic license plates Most of them go paid ___ shaky Republican establishment. Mostly dismissed as a novelty when he came to Washington in 1971, a professional football W) I - . Mexico Sanford him in. icense . 0 Fashion Show, Midway ,* - - - - • ut hundreds of parking tickets for cars bearing 0 MEXICO CITY ( II Al' ')afl1.Sll Einhay" sa>s u small sign, on the crumbling stone wall in the heart of . , muni - __ Franco Opponents Wait at NATO. A benefit program will be held for this family degree of re3ponsibility. mere i no substitute his nearly unqualified support for that emfor objective thorough reporting. barrassing war, but in his untidy office, under a And what he did to the top civilian on Friday night, November 14th at 8p.m. at I m ust congratulate Mr. F"'rickett for his huge picture of old adversary Ernie Ladd, Kemp bureaucrats at the Office of Economic Op. Hickory Avenue Church of God, 503 Hickory insists he Is a "constructive" conservative, that and state that I th ink he Is a credit to portunit3. Avenue, Sanford. All groups of singers soloists objectivity, LI profession. n .zAnr4a ' iu Is I uu tha t transcends .-ka Whether NATO c. er or worse for the etc. interested in participating on this program ..ss you, and warmest regards ', Rwnsfeld dose of castor oil is not yet clear, even are welcome. legislation of last summer, he says, not because to Rumsield's friends. Evaluation of his OEO job Horace L Please come and support this program. Th is he is against jobs, "to the contra ry "but because SFFI)CO Pi de pe ridson which side of the fence > ou 'reon Id fanilb needs your help heLsagainstdeceitfuljobs 'What we must do is All donations can be made payable to the Whether Rurnsfeld is a good administrator or Seeks Opinion create permanent jobs, not by handouts but with -en his admirers. He has solid capital." never becn in one government job long enough. Sanford, Florida 32771. I'm writing concerning the problem, recently He was sent to OEO basical.1y to dismantle As for the vice presidential talk, at second Rev. Percell Sanders, Pastor brought to the attention of eveyone by t woyoung glance it is not so preposterous. Kemp's house that organization. He was moved to NATO in an Hickory Ave., Church of God women-the smoking of pot on school buses. attempt to breathe new life into a tottering seat is safe, he is warmly accepted try party WhenanythlngofthlsnatureIsbg1 inefficien t body. The question is what Mr. Fm- I eldersheIsIntheJerryFordtrathtion_achap i Fair Reporting news it will surely cause mixed opinions. I've who rises alongside his friends rather than over heard many opinions, but none from the kids his enemies - good credentials for Whatever the reasoning behind the defense This correspondence is in reference to an themselves Have they an adopinion' ',afl øfl lie L3 energetic enthusias shift, there's no doubt these moves strengthen article by Ed Prickett on the Seminole ti c bright Hey Kids! It's your school! Secretary of State henry Kissinger's abIlity and anibidous. Slightly naive, no doubt. and to Employment and Economic Development Sincerely, perhaps somewhat out of touch, It could make majcrconcessioris to Russia's Brezhnev to Corporation, which appeared mean in the Octo be r 22, Sybil Pestrello White blouse regulars would not have to break achieve a new strategic arms limitation tnaty. IV75 edition of the Herald. IC ri even appealing, young conservatives In the y ' - - Elementary School, 8 p.m., S , , - , - ,-- - 10 I Generalissimo Francisco Franco to die, ,y ' - p.m., Sanford Charuber of of the most prius " - Commerce. Mrs. Stanley one - I hberal, "the look of lion Zeigler about him." freedoms we enjoy in this Country. However, assistance for the purpose of burying freedom of the press like all personal ri For his part, Kemp seems torn between ghts and As one of his friends put it: "He'U shake the deceased. There was no Insurance policy and no images. Ile sign on his off ice door demands that daylights out of them -drive the generals and aid has been received from any governmental liberties are irreparably damaged unless those persons exercising the same demonstrate a high Vietnam NIIAs be accounted for, a leftover from admirals out of their minds. That's what he did agencies or service organizations, OMa '" the Hun ," he has moderated his Ideology in Congress, but only somewhat. Of Nixon he now it or says, as do so many, "I was deceived," and he I had the pleasure of reading the above has voted at times For trimming the military Free press is - ___________ once describing himself as "to the right of Attila referenced article and found it to be extremely accurate and exceptionally written. - - - - - - - ______________ vous condition as a result of the pressure on her to resign. Ed Fund Anneal guide, he will shake things up in the Pentagon. ,, - I - hospitalized that she had a gall bladder condi t ion that was riot serious. Other sources said she was in a highly ner. solutely," Is one of upward mobility. His philosophy Is also outdated, in some respects, or at least accordl.'ig to conventional po li tical wisdoms and tendencies. A one-time Californian of the Richard Nixon persuasion, ,,, Just When President be like (Bob) Mathias or (Vinegar Bend) Mizell," he says, referring to other jocks who come and go in pohtics; his philosophy, "ab- ( . ,UF - Buffalo, and clearly one of the truly interesting, 1 ' a4 (P a 0 ,..a . (NEA) age ,,,, ,_ - hacks and weary warriors from old wars. One exception, though, was the nnc of Jack Kemp, three-term workhorse congressman from MPH - 4( I The government announced when Mrs. Peron was was an accumulation of Ford cronies, party SP 7 9 the hospital. president, NeLson Rockefeller. Largely, the list 114 RBOR A c . -- - • last spring It Immediately began to compile atist of potential successors to the unwanted vice v -V '.. .__ __ __ -__ $' - it B Ford's election campaign staff was assembled 40 - - ;_ _. - tight ship. There has been considerable grumbling among assistant secretaries and division chiefs. Donald Rumsfeld has wan ted the Defense Department job ever since he was ambassador to NATO. And he's not the kind to sit still and wait. He's been working on it. A WASHINGTON '_~~"n2_ - - 1 widespread expectation that a showdown after five inontlis of poli tical crisis is imminent. Before Mrs. Peron went back to her suburban residence Thursday night, she met with her cabinet at th e clinic where she had spent 11 days. It was the first known of facial conta ct with her eight ministers since she went to Neanderthal ______ intricate problems of strategic defense, has not beenaftrst.rateadminlstrator.moughthereis perha ps no man in th is country who better un- night A patrolman pulled it over and asked the dri ver for his license _______ - - He also, despite the admiration accorded his intelligence and his expertise in the unbelievably Connecticut turnpike thrm* a ____ I - -1 Ap- Not long ago, a black Cadillac sped along the [- -'-. I Peron has • "5" ___ military cuts voted by the House. In one way or another over the past year, Schlesinger has built a group of powerful enemies on the Hill, especially in th e House DI BERRY'S WORLD >-: Defense the strong words he used when referring to same way that courts assume responsibility for I course, sense of the term." It is collecting taxes. It has bank r could tic up funds needed 0 meeti y payroll What Mr. Ford proposes is to allow th e fed eral courts to enter the picture in much th e ' of I 311 - - - Secretary James Schlesinger. The insults were cannot pay and there is the possibility that lawsuits _____________ up or get rid of him." ' That guy" was, , _____ ______ it and wounded 48. An American tourist Isabel Peron Leaves Hospital Noble Naive Aria _- - i wt1sinapdcktlge)lacedonapOrtersdo1Iy, / I - --=--- _~ -- - - _____ six persons . - __ . 200 about The bomb ripped through Jerusalem's main business street, Jaffa Road, on Thursday, the first an ni versary of Palestine Liberation Organization chief Yasir Arafat's speech to th e Uni ted Nations General Assembly. The bomb exploded in a Bulgarian food shop about 7 pm. as crowds converged on the center of the city for evening entertainment, Police said the bomb apparently become a reality. •- recently and said, in essence: "I've taken insults off that guy for the last fte. If you want your budget through Congress you'll have to shut him is not stony broke in the popular accounts. However, it has debts falling due which it _ __ 1 Thestorygoesthat George Mahon of Texas, against making taxpayers at large responsible for any of the city's $12.3 billion debt. New York _____ _ - g powerful head of the House Appropriations preserving civil order in New York and protecting life and pro perty in th e event of a default which could come as soon as Nov. 14 by a new calculation. ______ _______ he Chan e In Pentagon T .. . .1 0 appears to be a solid majority of public opinion Still. the President sees a national interest in _____________ Assessing I Israeli capital were increased. I '- T' 1VI .1 / ____ ____ !_ the injured. Roadblocks, patrols and other security measures in the - •- Depart,-,-, en t Store was among 4 .. Discount t Arabs for questioning today as they hunted Palestinian terrorists who plan te d a bomb In central Jerusalem that aspect of ____ The JF.IWSAIEM (All) - Israeli police held killed -- _ --- In Search For Terrorists glad to see this service come to Seminole AY CROMLEY ON" oftce Hold 200 srae County and we applaud all those who made it evening, will be delivered daily, five days per week, The Federation of Senior Citizens is furnishing a- ,.Jy,Hov. i, i.. IN BRIEF delivery and make home visits. Anyone willing to devote a few minutes a day to th is worthy activity way call the aforementloraed telephone number for particulars. We're -___-~:O_q ~ It-:.~------- VVORLD It 37O90 for the service or more inf ormation any through the project OASIS, launches Its hot meals on wheels program on Monday. should drop by the Sanford Chamber at 400 E. First Street or Action Honda on South U.S. 17-fl arid fill S - -. I call on all applicants who can Lyle Suffield of the Federation says that as the program grows, vol unteers will be needed in the Citizens, cooperation of Seminole Memc.rlal will provide a motorcycle simulator. A helmet, jacket and hi as door pr izes will also be provid ed by Action Honda. tee s President Ford has found a way to resolve one the dilemma posed by the imminent financial collapse of the New York city government. Th e legislation he has proposed would establish an orderly procedure for the city to default, preventing the collapse of police and fire protection and other vital public services. Itis the fear of chaos on the streets of New York that has produced argument that the federal government - or in other words, the American drop by Sunday 's Commission Cliairman Sid Vihlen Jr. ew F and anyone who cares to may seminar. for free, Parents, children Chamber, the entire project has t he hacking of Seminole County Sheriff John Polk, _______ Of Reckoning H , the the bus and driver for deliveries and project OASIS is providing th e other necessary services for in. terviewing, scheduling and th e collection of fees for the meals. The cost of the two meals will be $2 per day, payable by the week In advance. In order to be eligible for th e service, recipients are required to be home-bound, blind or disabled. complete safety. According to Jack Homer executive manager of .AAWL __________ Month $2 40' 6 Months $14 y out a registration form, Th ese fOrnLS are also available at th e Sanford Police Department. It is hoped that in the not too distant future we'll have a designated trail area where persons in. (crested in riding the two-wheelers can do so In on Sunday at the Greater Sanford Chamber of Conunerce parking lot and all you hog" riders are invited to attend. The entire thing gets off the ground at 2p.m. and refreshments will be served, Friday, Nov. 14, 1975-4A I - ___________ HerWd s N 'trcn AVf' - - . '-:- ,Lji- r ...% . ~ .-. _! �- _____________ Frd1y,Nav.I4,1;$ .!r . Ad en list P as to , 's Co ,,E e r e lb o dis I Sa'ii'4i S.fv.c.s St veeiSatbitti £ S UIIm CIi'Wt7th&EIm Sitrjy Sntcn 1151Am pm _I_ liii rch . . . C R !iiiii WefttWSvv.c Wdi14ay NP,t . THE HOPE OF OUR COMMUNITY, 'l -: OUR NAIl ON I ______ MOTtJOWS? METHODIST CHURCH 74U Sa.'I.rd Ati 1 R Forrest Swmdav Sctoot POa rn Mrmn Worship EworthL,igi 11pm I °'• Wed Pra.r Meet \II1_.:\ _______ :: - Christian FIRST ASSEMILY OF GOD CHURCH C.c 27fl, ad Elm R,v £ DeiCum Sufldiy ScP*il Mrr,WiAp () FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH DiSCiPi5op CHRIST IM? S Saistord Ave. Pastor De Hre HurlS 5:311 In. londay $cIis14 S41a m 1 lie MrqWorh,p II Ma m I:IIp 'n. Y.wffiF.sh,p5,,e I:)Ip M I lOp m Wed S,r,,c, 7 11pm r,.IyNqht(wp4 I Church Of God Svødiy Stt*1 Woriip Sir-wIt, EvS,qyic, Prt 'ir1 Js I(JIijintjaIe R.wJ TPins "Chv,cPsoIGodHovr'WTRR our families. Afterall, it was the Founclorof Chrisitlanity who insisted that He came 731 p CHURCH OF CHRIST Altarno4WeSpots james P, Nesdh*m Evan,iIist CCNTRAL RAPTIST CHURCH SSbCS1U SHam Cir Ii,sSt &OihAtt Ass.,nblyworsoi.p Il_SI. In 1.11W Cotlrnav PPor Ev,.ng Wth.p 551pm SIMdIV Scheel "- Wed Evtrnnp Sirsic. fIT $ Mifrnug Worship II 511 In We*sudlv SeMi Cliii 7:31 p m. CtvrttT,eiAtq 115pm EvesW.p I lIp Wed averSisc 751pm CHURCH OF CHRIST Nursery Opo. IlilPort Ayope WTRR 7 11pm SW4SVNIShIS?D.d(,II Fredlaber Evsoetist Del, 24hr S.MiStudy IS Ham It ning WCrth.p II Ha m £ves,vi5erv.c. ö lIm Lieu 545W Class Tvisdey a in. JORDAN BAPTIST CHURCH W,*$dey Bible Class 731pm 1531 W.sI F,rt Street G.cre G$Ilaay since that terrible winter when Florence Nightin. gale ministered to suffering British soldiers. Until then there had been nopiace torwomen nurses militat'y hospitals, and not many women nurses anhere. '"'s "-'i- ''C" SicI,dIy ft.. A'v.r.ceri S.bh. So(IIPP Eeeuw,pWorsIip Wed Ev,"-viqI.-ni.c. .. 32115*4 FetIow'Uwp Mormop Worship lIla in Morrn. worshIp (vlipelesl.( Sirsicts 7 SIp 'vi Wed Prayer LIbleSt-ydy 7:35pm lndrpInJl.It Minaonar-y Patter Ii 35)5cm Il - Oh . -. -,. ,. : -.. -...:- -' -. . ' THE LAKE MONROE CHAPEL - :_ liSle in Ova.pe Bled . Lake Mo.,ee 5:11 p m. W,tUarj IIdrdp. Past., 7 lIp m 5,tdy Scheel 11:11 a in Wed Preyer W*eii*q 7:35 p rn Movnen WorshIp ••,• - - Eveoivi, WsrsJmp Prayeqhey,n *PeiO1y FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH III Park Avøoy Dr Jay T Cosma'e Pastor 134am School -. ' ,, . -.-.•......-. . , - - - - . ..------- - -- - :-. _j -. COMMUNITY UNITED _____ Casiilberry Rev. Kemwsq-tii M,ll,r _______________________ _____________________________ _______ -' I t —__-', ______ I - - __ Muiep , kr,sc. -- - _____________________________ _______ _______________ __________________ _______________________________________ __________________________ _____ ___ ______________________________ ___ ____________________ ______________________________ _____ - - SOULS CATHOLIC CHURCH s::v - 7150,5 Ave. Sanford - Sc' V.glM-ass ; ____ 7-Hp SonMast : Sam.li.*AI7veun l. -- - ________ :: -. %ppo ________ - _____________ _____ - FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Ill Park AvC F king Pa$ - '' Worship 4 Sadey Ser,c. & ci2' 1- L'' t 11:51am strong in spirit as we conquer through our faith. Man thrives challenge. God left the diamonds unmined, the bridges unbuilt responsible for the coming tci2 - ci2 1- ciz 1 2 1- IL i!2 ± -- UMYF 2nd AIm Thursday Family N't't Supper to p.m., by appointment at n8lt. tral Floridians Cookman College. siay's office at 12 Corn- Oviedo Baptist stock West, Winter Park. sidered outsiders, a noncon- tisities that can strike at Jew- fellowship hall of First _ UPSALA PRISIYTIIIANCHURCM supsea (ever (only Club INCA SWam I Np in Mocrn' g Weflh.p L"'M Worship andathletestoambasssdorsand critical such as persons who all seniorcftlzenstsplannedfor this Sunday at 6 p.m. at First help finance the Senior High . James ÂME Church Will cent meeting in Cincinnati on the Prime Minister of Iarael. may be contemp1ag mer nOon this Saturday. Sponsored Baptist Church of Sanford, North Carolina Retreat dedicate Its pastorlum Nov. l6 the future, adding that the "s Gets are selected for their or suicide, but all are bus by the Adult 4 Sunday School lecturing on "The Freedom of scheduled for Dec. 27-Jan. 3. A at 3 p.m. at the corner f 'j and conformist" kind of u n i q U e e x p cr1 e r cc s, matters to the caller — even the Depment, Bihie study t the Boundaries" as it relates to the spaghetti dinner will be served Cypress Avenue and 9th Skeet. Christian probably will dis- PAOLA WISLIVAN CHURCH S )t&Ilam Moo's Priveq Iroablast counselling -el)- new periods' of a reli- of religion is the result of court Robertson holds a law degree prayer for healing and for concertattheOviedoMethodlst Sims is pastor. will be provided, will dress In old-fashioned believing popular majority, from Yale, Is an ordained needs. A large percentage of Church. education. Sunday will be the fij of clothing, when attending Baptist minister, and is the the calls concern financial The conc is open to the First Baptist So far, studies indicate most threeDedicationSunda)lat the church on that da). author of the Christian book problems, family needs, public, and all faiths are in. Americans believe in God and Dr. Henry I3randt, noted church. "Shout It From The iptrltual needs and questions vited. There is no admission belong to religious bodies. "Y(I)lJl lecturer Housetops." and The Senior Highs are plan- St. James Christian about the Bible, said Paday. charge. Buta religious "downswing is 151pm SrSavSch..l FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST Sun-daykhesl Cleveland. • Altamonte Community Church The Youngstown Baptist Ofl Thursday. The meeting will ." -- - and founder of the Christian that many have called to Baptist Qrzch In Orlando. Franklin and Mrs. Jean Brown homemaker-health aid service Nazarene's eighth birthday. 'ent 7 11pm V.dChs.r Pyactic, 511pm . _________ __________ slam f.vTh GrOup .! Christian Science P$1' Aist. Pester Asitst Pastor _______________ _________ _____ ______________ '-.--. -am Ems K Sieve N,lbur Ave. Las. Mary S.sda v Church Schsol Pint Wednesday FeIt.nsimp ;i 7:31p.m. Catholic At times we all long for an easier life.. - for respite from the forming minority, facing a ish-Christianconceptsofthes.a. Theme will be "Reviewing Presb)terian Church of San. Longwood society of predominantly secu- (Ted value of human life. the Christian Woman's Role as ford. The program will feature larist attitudes and conduct. State domination of education without lifted eyebrows and television mc will be presented st the Bicentennial." 'oo b director of the Federation of leering kes," "The 700 Club" opened the counsellng cen in Irst Baptist Church of edo ous scholars assessing Speaker for the evening will Senior Citizens' Clubs of - The flssIonnry Council has oping tnds inInU.S. life. devel- of faith, teaching only secular IshostedbyPatRobertjon,wo May. Since May, Paslay Suy, at 7:30 pin. RV be Miss Jill Tanner, a student SeminoleCounty, Inc. who will set aside Nov. 23, as (acts and ideas. fl Catholic interViewsinteresungguest. d hiistorianJames1jjtchkof League forofReligious and Civil .son reports there have been 1000 Gerald Turner, Associate at Florida Technological t.alkaboutProjec-t Oasis, which Fashioned Day, in honor of the s. Louis University says Rights, Milwaukee, says PRISSYTIRIANCHURCN Wed l'W.Stvdy&Pvayerler, 731pm, 711p.m. thousands of each month. THE LAKE MARY UNITED MIniu.pWoqsh.p I 31&I)am Church Iclisel - ISA lie in Services .4th claim t all ,u FiIt.hip Cefls W.s WryIcts - UMYF 5:31pm Evening Worship 711pm ____________ personal 1:34am "a,', II Ham .- :- METHODIST CHURCH _____ ______________________________ MI. opW.nhip Church School MInW•riSIp 731pm _____ ____ ______ ______ ______ 11:11am 55 W Chivrds (Civic Lsau. Likary Sliq) Lanwssd. Fl. S:ISp in 7:34 p in 1,11 W11 Pasl.r Wed Lve,*ersIiIp)&SSun _______ - CHURCH OF HARMONY they comfortably can — and then they do a little more. If It comes tooeasy, it doesn't do anygood; but when they push, they television show using a varietyNow resident cuunzellng Is be on removed wife of theV. former President church members willp.m. be held am., Tuesday, the Holy believers in God may be con- and genetic manipulation — actalk show format, but provides available every day, 9a.m.to5 DiSplaYs following will supper Sunday Richard Moore, of Bethune Monday at 6:30 in Cross EpiscopalatChurch. CHURCH Rev Kiwt.4IIW uvlI'I.viutSl Pn t453 'v II Na in W.4ay M.io4 Pray ø i FIRST SPIRITUALIST Sunday Lec?we A Maisag.s " — - ,..__- I Mp rn 735pm. 1:11 Rev VirIL Sr-yaM end Tucker Or,,., SuvilendEstatis Roy. OamslD Sacs Sunday ScMI Msg WoMp - —I - Oak Avi £)rd%I METHODIST CHURCH -. -- -- - -- __________________ rj '" 5 - 41 a in MIris,W.,sh.p Church Trasmn, I ve0155 WorshIp - CHRISTUNITID - ________________ _____________________________ 11:11 a in S.t,rdiy Moo's I.eab,,st •:iIa in. _______ - -'-- __________________________________ _____________________ i411 Morvi'v worship Trims, Hoer £versffiq Warship MWeri1up World Hunger and sshat the bean Islands, South America, Christian's response should be _______ ______ __________ ________ 7)4 p in Pail., _____ spiritual. The young men and women at Oral Roberts University ___________________ \ •.•--• - -: S5*He;teq Ave Ph 3111117 COVENANT PRESRYTERIAN CHURCH I7IIHwy lLabeMaryllyd Dr Ho.ardGrss Past,, Syv.dey Church Ithool S 51 Mo'n'ni Worship A Nursery II 11am. ORACI UNITED MUTHOOISTCHURCH Firil Metheest, Part Ave Riy Marve,O Svcktiir PaIer Chwc$sSd,00l II 11am. I -- . - - --:'-- BAPTIST CHURCH w4aySdool Methodist _____ _____ _____________ Randy lay Presbyterian "I.. . .-- S:)$ain Wed L. SCSI. Sludy . -• '.:-; Pastor Sundly Iclosl S.lIa In "' - - IIm 731pm 734pm 7:Np m. 0.11 a m - _______________ CONGREGATIONAL tuisday School MianuipWsAip Iv.senp5.,,vic, $ib5iStyT,, Lv. Yoq,lIl S.rsec.Tu,s. I,, GOOD SHEPHERD LUTHERAN CHURCH 7NIOrIa'vdsAveCl?-fl) iLvffioran Chwch In Amirtca) Rev jetis Dqvt;chlandir Pastor .-- CHRISTIAN CHURCH Rv RvrnOodC,s., S lIp in Q. Just about the time I get one problem solved, another comes up to take its place. Does life have to be bard all the tini"? A. If there is one word that charaerizes life It is prublems. Struggle. But I am learning that life's hard places make us grow. The other day I got a picture of how God wrks this way to make us strong. I was driving in the country when I saw a cow having her call. The littlecaif ed to stand. .. but It coWdn't do it alone. The mother cow began to lick the ca!f.. always with upward strokes. She licked with such force that she literally picked the calf off the ground - again and again, roughly, getting the young animal on Its feet. It came to me as I watched, that God's strokes are always upward. Even when it appears _______ I am saying to those share the talents with others to _______ .as founded under the direction Mama will .speak at eight. enrich the lives of all." not when you have climbed a hill. . . but as you climb it.. . that _________ of NowI of Mr. Clayton as a mission of The Women's Service CIrcle could refer to a number these twonew liquor outlets i _______ you find the greatest exhilaration. Talents to be on display all the world-famous Akron will meet at 10a.m. on Tuesday of current moral problems, but said to ux two teenagers, day in Fellowship Hall will be Sometimes the things we see as obstacles and hindrances I will Baptist Temple of Akron, Ohio, (or a sewing session. confine my remarks to the "You're going the wrong way," crafts by CAYA, oil painting, arc the very things we need to come to ourhighest effectiveness _____________ He pastored the Youngstown Reservations are now being problem of alcohol. The reason We do not help our city of green thumb 1 plants), home ____________ and usefulness. We develop through struggle. It toughens us. We church for four Years. taktn fir the lasagna dinner to why I am doing thi.s is because nford by demoraling seldom make progress when things go smoothly —It's when the gardening, children's art, I, Clayton is the author of many be held at 5:30 p.m. on Nov. 23. along with a number of my citizens along with the trlsts serving talents (canng, going is hard that we reach up to God and move forward In Him. - - -' tracts that have been widely Following the dinner, a God has been ing to teach me to wecome ministerial brethren, am which we so much want to at- desss, They ny be viewed _______________________ -_bIems, for used in the United States and religious service will be held concerned about the coming of tract, in our problems are the oniy basis for us to make progress, and our before Suqday School, between ________ the mission fields of Pucrto the sanctuary. The Rev. James churchservices and during the needs are the only way we can get God's supply. What a truth Rico, Mexico and the Philip- &into will retide over the 'Love afternoon and evening. _____ ______ _____ this is! Imagine facing a problem and saying to yourself, pines. Many of his sermons Feast' service. ____________ "Terrific! Here's another opportunity to make progress!" But A covt red dish supper at 6:30 _____ 700 Club provi es were recorded (or broadcast to At a recent meeting of the this is a great attitude to develop. p.m. will be followed by a our sersfceznen in Vietnam. Fishers of Men Club of the musical talent program MRS. RICIIAItI) MOORE The SEA is a non-profit church plans were made for a prepared by Dot Wailer and Counseling Center religious associatIon organized chIcken barbecue to be held on Dottie Sullivan. New Mt. Calvary for the purpose of starting Saturday, Dec. 13 on the church R1 . BYJANECAELBERRY There is a separate shift of Under the direction of Jones, In u.S. New Mt. Calvary Missiona- churches in areas of the USA grounds. HeraldCburehEditor counselors for each viewing the committee Includes Lucille Baptist Church will hold Its andothercountrieswheretherc "The 700 flub" seen over segment of the show. Each Rogers, Pauline Nichols, annual Women's Day are none, and to assist new Ministerial Channel 35 at II p.m, week counselor commlt.s himself to a Justine Lee, Bessie Hutchison, Celebration, Sunday at 11 a.m. churches. nights and at 10a.m., Monday, specific night or time each Freda lyre, Welch (Sid) lyre, and 5 p.m. Morning speaker On DoAnsIl,ing? Association every culture." 7 )Ip,n Co qvorsqs MIOtISI Syid., .: I 10pm *,v Robert.? Humt,r II Horn ,, 51• ,, FIRST PENTECOSTAL C$URCN OF SANFORD 2SHSai,t.rdA,. liv F,edMCCl.ary School . 2o)S PaImette Avi. Sv'vdeyScPee$ Morm.p Worstup SMeyEviiW'v Wed Ibi Sttdp Struggle Brings Growth president of the Salvation Mickey Adams will present to strong drink Is raging: and The program Is designed to lift cording to Its own criteria8 truth and righteousness, and whosoever is deceived thereby LIP the God-given talents of all IflS-7A and the studer.ts gradually improve their physical condition by Central America, the Carib - any culture to another, but chronic alcoholics, Proverbs although ead participant will Pail., 'is. m I I Ham W.rihep 1:31pm l - Hp 'vi SAPTIST CHURCH Pentecostal , AshbyJones,chalrmanof 34, of God on your life. drinker to take a drink, and First tJnikd Methodist Church George I.. ('russlcv of Whf)F' the age of 17. lIe has prc4ichcd deionIc. The gospel does not Statistics show that one in 10 festIval coninilttee says, "This ' '' Congregational 5:11pm 153W HUh A Rnncp.,q Sunday School Sirvit, Kindqca,Iy'v avid Nuri•qy - . 4 111am ChuvchTra,viin LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER Plati Lutheras Heyrs'vd TV "ThIs 5 ' 0 thintedwjthsjnandsonieofitb drink until he Is drunk. 151pm FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF LONOW000 SIt orap. Street Worthep II Is. 551pm ISle Ct.ssa-i Wed SKi ' TP4 li-Isa In lI:Ha P1 IECREST $APTISTCHURCH 111W A.rSIed Roy. Steinwht, N.H Pastor S.adaySchoaj i-ISa in HOIV Comnmv,wos (It... PAOLA CHURCH OF CHRIST HI5hay51Wnl 731pm NWCCT1PIif$SS,dHV W.-._4. 3,r,c, 7:31pm. Old TrttIls loraN,. Day SSI.CIast IS-H. 'vi - EvanorIistS,rv,c, R#($A' Mid WtO S.rvc.IWed? Cur1f Nyrtory PrSvid.d I Kern Lutheran I S • hr.vq l4,y.i ricil ill beauty 111d good IS SCam p,,, Leroy 0 Sopor Prrt-yW CellIst Holy ComsssI. . PitSV Sundly School MOilliipkrv,c, Ave Friday, Nov. Oral Roberts articles altogether. Notice says, 'i'hcre is nothing wrong taking a drink," Even one Article 10— Evangelism and "Thanksgiving Talents for Culture. It states in part beerwjllslowdownthe reaction On Thursday the Methodist Rev. Clayton has been in the Altamonte ". - . . God's time of a driver. The tendency Christ" will be the theme of a Men will meet at 6:30 p.n. for ministry Ikeause man b for many years and 11$pm TPtR,V I -. f: 15 jtii SuMa v School they oten show us the world they would like to livo in. crime, The business and the social EvenIng herald, Sanford, Ft. iifI?1 World Evangelizijtjon held at broken homes which result, and Lausanne, Switzerland July l&.., 1974, the Lausanne FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZA RE HE slip Piaref Meet Nursery PrevId,d - Y.P1.Wed * on 151pm MOrrWvtPp I lIp 'vi - Past., 1111aM 11:511 In. I51 ,,, 5,, Worship 551pm Wed Ptit Worship Evan.Ittc5.ry Family N.,lit Srsico lions or professions of SERVICE TO OTHERS that excite the Imagination of our children? We should learn something from that! 751 Fai,mo.it lSalHOdGardwlClubH., I? ii Rb, Stu 5'. RI. UOeiwvl ROy A E Ore.is PIIIW $UA4CVSChSOI Sv' Worship 5.SSim. CHURCH OF 000 ISa in II 54 a m 7 Møm 1tpm CALVARy PAPTI%T AiStU5,'r Shar*.q & PvscIsimI,i GENEVA CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Jameic VIvjh Baptist ' Nazarene T ___ going - Assembly Of God - ui nine minion cnronlc t i. _____________________________________ _____ _______________ __________ .. ________ down French Ave. and alcoholics in the United Slates _________________________________ here came two young teenagers today. Someone says the liquor _____ _____ ____________ ____________ on their bicycles riding the industry provides more tax _________________ _______ _____ _________________ _______________________ ____ ____ _________ base. I answer— "Pure bunk!" _____ _____ ________ ____________ _______ honked my horn at them, We have to turn right around _______ __ _____ slowed up and rolled do my and use the added revenue to II ________ ____ ____________________ ndow and said, "You're _____ _______ ________________________ _____ try to undo the damage done by the wrong way, boys" They the consumption of alcoholic FLORIDA SOUTHERN The 60-member Chorale of florida Southern College, Lakeland, will present a program of sacred and just looked at me as if I was beverages, secular music at 4p.m. Sunday at First United Methodist Church of Sanford. Directing the group broken bones, ss ill crazy. be Dr. Thomas Shaw. The chorale was recently selected to ctrrhcis of the liver, even COLLEGE CHORALE provide the music for three programs of At the International Congress death to say nothing of the the national Protestant hour radio series. The concert is open to the public, o - ." I -. I(F'? TER _______________ ______________________ ) t -. I - 111pm. K LCr.cter Sunday School g Worship $ 31 am. Msrn Evening Woriip Pastor Ha in. In charge of arrangements &iccessful Parenthood series. 12:30p.m. arid 6-8 p.m. courage, enthuse and inspire for prayer for his pet mouse. The "Amazing Praising viewers. Recent guests include "Doe woman called to say for are women's class president, 5:4% a in - 7.SIp 'vi neihb0rS Robinson, Bishop of the 11th It is becoming respectable Episcopal District of the ÂME "not to go to church" for the __________________________________________________ _____________________________________________ — The Following Sponsors Make Ths Church Notke And Directory Page PossIble i _____________________________________ member, an exmafla figure besIde her bed with a gun in he- chairman, Mae King. Guest feature attraction during the holy Cross Episcopal Church the message. Rev. Richard American life, he says. and Charles Colson, of hand trying to decide U she sPeaker at the luncheon will be Seminole Baptist Associational 'tl1 hold monthly covered dish Thlgpin is pastor. "Christians must accept IFhey vant Watergate fame, should shoot her sleeping stor Bill M. Youth Rally' to be held at First fllo'shlp supper Wednesda> Southern Methodist Channel 35, Orlando, Is one of husband and when she called being a defined minority for the Department Director Mary Baptist on Nov. 22, at 7:30 p.m at 6:30 p.m. followed by singing tinie being," he adds, Similar predictions have The Baptist Brotherhood, and an unusual program. the twooutlets for "700 Club"fn she accepting Chlrst and Us-ned Walker extends an invitation to the state and It is seen by cable herproblernsovcr to the Lord," all men and women of under the direction of Dr. Bert Reservations are being taken as far away as St. Petersburg. Paslay said. OF SEMINOLE E. C. Elsea and Staff MORTUARY Mr. and Mrs. Al Wilson Sanford, Fla. PANTRY PRIDE DISCOUNT FOODS and Employes GREGORY LUMBER of Sanford DEKLES' GULF SERVICE Mel Dekleand Employes Mop. Baptist Chwc, Fsrtsl City Caminvinty Cool,,, Forest CIty Ne-u Mt Cal lry Mssipnlry Baptist, 11MW 17Th S BAPTIST Anliocli lap'st Church. Ovsede Calvary Sapt'st Assembly. 355 Faiyma (Sanford Garden CIII, i4y 17 III Calvary Baptist Cherch. Crystal Lob. & 214, Laso Mary Casaerry Iapt,sl Church. 71 Sim,veIa B Ceetral Baptist Church. 1311 Oak Avd Chr,ii,,fa Firs? Baptist CIri'v.e!rr Churn' i...'-!jthwr;t ltd Et. %prrii SI;s' Ch.uv O'dGIar3m 140 a7ti*I A.e First Baptist Church, 511 Park Ave FreoOsksp Bept,stClwrchr-4 AItimont Spolas, It 134. Afliat..iie Springs Temple Baptist Churth. Palm bv'cgs Rd AfleMOote Springs W.lhamn Chapel Mrit.mersary $a$,st Church. Mart & W,IIiCUI St. Ahtarnante Sp*,s Z*s Nope Sast,st Church. Ill Orange Aye. CATHOLIC 1111W tNt Sb Church of the NetIty, Laie Mary For,,I (is, SapI'st Church -i i ' All $f CatWli.c Church, Ill Dab Ave. Santo,4 i O.-rt .' ' '-.n(h lilt W F'it? St SI ___________ ________________ __________________________________ -_- . .ng G', Bap'.st (hcP. 0e.a Hwy h' ,r h ,,u Missionary SipthsI Church. St. RI. lIE Oils 5t Paul Bapt,t Church III Pivi Ave $p.ig4.$4 Moisionary lapsist, 17Th £ Cedar Futit Baptist Church of Last Mal' Ftrit Baptist Church of Lat.e M00 First Sapt.sI Ciwc.t 51 Lengwood. Car. Church A GriM Furl $aptst Church ol Ovueds ________________ Fint Bapt,tt Church .4 linLande $pr4s .-- Serer4 S,0oIeh Mitsiar1 bOut Church. Wish Sas$erd AfI'H,cen Let'n Ilill. Forvi Pars Island Baptist Church. 7534 Palm,hle St Mitffiewi Baptist Chwrch Canaan H3ts Putt Ba;'ist Ch,.-rUl .1 D.tAjv, -- New Tutament lipush Cbwc*, Ovaftfy liii Nerl* LiaLwsid New Mt iron BaptIst Church. 1121 Pea, Ave Rarenna Pert 5.aptest Church. 274' W 3PA St pa's $ap.ti, 1351W F.ist Sirvet, Sister-I P'n,vesf SeptIst Church, III W Airpe,l Blvd Pte- Lake Sapt'st. R Pd. Fern Part PVPO,-U Umi$400ry Baptist Church Mdniy 7 ç' l C P 5',- (3 S:'-'-'qs s, Casuilborry AH.c)Ave 0a"st (,,. Lmag,. Sloe LI'5.--o4 Fla FLAGSHIP BANK of Sanfordand Staff 200W. First CHURCH OF CHRIST Church •0 Christ. 1113 S Part Ave. METHODIST limit? United Memorial Church. I- Oelary Ave. I'vtetprt. Svth S.meveI CA rcileICSwest, SIIILab, Hewett Rd Ct 5rtkolChrlst.5I4Pe!'v$pens,$3q .AttamemweSpgs. Church ef Chriit, Oen.vi Church e4 CSw,sI. L..pw,w ChurchO ChrIst, Palla Church ol Christ, W 17th St. N,r1hs4e Church .4 ChrIst, Fla Haven Dr. Maittind Bithil AU S Church. Canaan H$I Casselberry CommunIty Wiled M.theoi;l Church, Hwy Iii) A P,y RI4, Rd.. Cassetherry Delary C•mmvnity Methodist Church, W. H,glbinki II. Delary First United siithod,sI Church, 49 Part Awe First Methodist Church ol De'ede F,,st S-thiorn M.thodi*t Church. 7444 Savilord Ave CHUIICH OF GOD ChurcheS 0-sd, 5*3 M.ck.J'y Fr,r Mitpvdit Church, 1-70 VI 4th S Geneva MetPod,il Chrth, Gin,,, Grace United Mtthodist Church, Airporl Church of Gad, 1.51 W 31,4 St. Church tI God O,rdo Ch.vi!h I God H*,nett. (.4k, Mo*v,e Church SI God Mission. EnterprIse Church of God e Christ, Oiledo ChurCh0404d,4P,p.I.,.y)M,S IPmAve (Awicli 04 God of Pvepl*ty. 754$ PersImmon Ave __ Chrth ii Qo4 Mission, EnterprIse PeuueCh,rchelOod,IHoW uth$t.,$inl.rd ____ Ott.., Methodist Church Canwh Church, Uaod An • £nem.nt, tt.usi Chcb. Lenu1 SIVINTH-DAY ADVINTIST Paslay. Volunteers receive training Pr,st Lit, kventlu Day Alvooftit Church. Hwy. 15*. Forest CIty Siveeth Day AdyeolI1 C7',tb, Maitland Ave. AI$am, 5prss, Santord Saveeth-Osy Mvvitist Church, flh a Elm W,n'ir Spru;s 5,,,IIh Day Ad.,.4,I Churth, S I,445 Rd professional counselor or Church of Casselbei-ry will minister," he added. ObServe Commitment Sunday "In crisis situations we give with Rev. Bill Plckett, pn.stor, telephone technique, and tie immediate counsel nnd prayer preaching at the 9:35 and 11 mechanics of counselling with arid engage them in follow-up a.m. services. people by phot Lake Many Chwchofltw Hauiren.. Lek i Mary Bled • Lab. LUTHERAN I foundation, he said, commitment," Paslay said. - 10 To 5 P.M. ' :- -. - , - - - 1.o,, 4 ;. C . _____ _____ - . MO,-, than 70 Artists ,_T will display their work. ,;. (_ _i'.tT. i ' . __ _____ Geneva United Methodist - __ I _________ The administrative board ' , '' ' .perwondb5CVITi1 " . - . -- ' I I ____________ __________ . ., 'S Presented by Sanford.Semi,le Art — a allowed to join in the election of apostolic constitution isi tn- ferenee at 8:30 p.m. conducted •Ceramjcs 'Woods • \j low the rank of cardinal be ye&ld Pope declared in an followed by the charge con- 'ojis 'Watercolors •Crafs •Sculpture _______ VATICAN CITY (A?) — Church of Rome, that is, of the ChUrch. . on the sidewalks of (wntown Sanford -'° '. .- The men 's Shepherding singing "AllelIua" by Bill Pope Paul W today rejected Sacred College of 5an SIDEWALK ART SHOW , ' • The Concert Choir will be F,nsl Church CI Christ, kei'st,st. III I - 2nd It. Lake M.H Chapet. Orange 11,4, (ata Mimi,,, kingdom Hall el Jehovah's W,tvi1 Lai MO,11 Usit, till W 3rd Pint Pvdecu,ei ship t-xpt'ctz us to help them. This bicentrnnia year is a good time to g.-' - program will be held at 5 p.m. First born Church CI the Lung God, M.it*11 Geneva Church 0' the Naiarene. Gtn.va Cmmvsity C-enter have not bcmi - icriptural taitwn OrtSSdei Church. St Jihoi Chryt, Chap Hwy Il 53, F,r,, Pirt 1311 Ma.Irnstin, 004 ma a Association - Ml 01,,, P-uiIn5 CbW(h Oik Hill Rd. Ost.-,o S,ht,,d AlI.1 F,rtl Chrsa', CP,rct'. 1141 5 Ivit.-r5 A,( Nkuade C1w,st,en (Arch, Ft.ra Han.. Dr • Ma.t'aid ti ptslte Seminete High SchOOl) FIVSI Pivitat05t11 ChurtA 0$ ,- . ' CPIvI,et. Cirnmun,ty Church _____ The church will provide the known evangelist, as speaker. "There are going to be more Evangelist Larry Clayton of turkey and those attending are en to the public, the services and more points of cth The Lutheran Church of the j. sons, according to Cliff Pa&ay, breaks or money appeals on the meet Monday at 7:30p.m. at the speaking at Palmetto Avenue salad or dessert, Singing and and nursery is provided. The in a paper presented at a contiarea director for the "700 Club" program,whlcli is supported by ChLch. The church council will Baptist Church, Nov4 17-23 at entertainment will precede the church Is located at 2460 S. nental congress on the family of your Ioal chuh or FynIuI' and hm'lp mak' prayer and crisis counseling a once4-year telethon through meet at the church Wednesday 7:30p.m. dinner. Sanford Ave. 1 ryttrplact. held InSt. Louis last weekend. I ministry in Central Florida private contributions. Pledges at 7:30 p.m. ____ area, "In a rather short time we last year amounted to $26,000 a Both evening and morning ckome (;od to can expect to see Christians put The unpaid volunteers come month and "700Club"iashown drclesof Ladies Aid will meet _____ ___ •\rnerjt'i' bicentennial.,. from indecision dilemmas In which ____ nearly every atotalofl6½hourseachweek Thursday at 7:30 p.m. at the Pr1('tict'%s hit ____ their scriptural beliefs run denomination and there are locally, church. There will be an _____ S0U pra%. strongly counter to the general around 100 churches in the area "We don't try to answer election of officers. wilt of the people." who receive information and everyone's problem, b stress Thanksgiving Day worship I . Involved in this conflict, _______ x:xil program, Persons needing rather than personal opinion or Community .---, follow.up are referred to doctrinal position," he cx"4 . churches of their denomination plained. Methodist "U WC feel they can help (if they express a preference) . Siefdall Avon,,. Holiness Ch.p.f, leatgati AM, St Miry's A M I - Church St. II 11%, Oit St Paut's Methodist Church, Ostoso Pd, Enterprise Statfer4 Memorial Church, S Oulary __ Sanland. Unit#d Methodijt Church, Tamp Pint Fed, $-emoran Blvd. AIta,nense Springs Thanksgiving Eucharist ser- Virgil Ilammons, of Good News friction between the church and Westminster P'eSbVI.VI.A Church, Ie lop Rd. Cassslbvr, Allen's AM E Church, Olvi & 17th All Patti ChapsI, Camp Sminel,, Weilva Park ii NAZARENE AlI Saints Epscepal Church I Dour1 Ave Enterpn,51 i St Marks Preib,,,ja Church. III) Palm Sons,, Rd. AItampof Sops OTHER CHURCHES Grant Chepel A U E Church. Ovid? Oat qre,e Methodist Church Oviede Pa-Ill WJeyas Methodist. It 44 w at Coed Si%IplSer3 Un,I,d Lutheran, 31.51 5 Orlando D t Missiwy Baptilt Church, IllS lorry Ave 54? Z'en M.csmenary Sa-ftst. 1..pes Avi WIN N-DIXIE STOR ES and Employes HARRELL & BEVERLY TRANSMISSION David Beverly and Staff STENSTROM REALTY Herb Stenstorm and Staff CaH'ol.c Church, Swf Or, sr lettun Our' (aPy ef in. Libel CMWIC & PAINT CO., INC. Jerry & Ed Senkarik and Emptoyes L. D. PLANTE, INC. Ovideo, Florida CELERY CITY PRINTING CO. INC. ASSEMBLY OF 000 Fir*t Aise-mbiy el God, 7tH' 1 Elm __ teers, but primarily they are swarming around wanting lay men and women, ranging b1es, too, he said. and E mployes off. We've got a healthy locally. There are a few when they arrived with his be recogrized as special guests. 5UPPCT. THE McKIBBIN AGENCY help. The First Southern Methodist come from (Sther scholars, in- reUrement age to the luncheon. Rogers, will have a supper on now for the Parish Family Church of Sanford will hold eluding research specialist Tad Lahuview Ctu'vsNia Church, lu' Lila II at Jamiben LofImranChw(ftol,,de, CONGREGATIONAL P "4ti&Pi LVffiv,ir CRurtS, G.iden Day's Dr. A PIwy. 1747, (o"vsjatorl Chrisla', Chrch, ;i;; Pa-it 5t t,.sea 113W 3Sthace (a5tr'r,t v. ,,,. ci, if Slarla PRESBYTERIAN Church 5441 S Park A, popes. Pope Paul aiso decreed that, Eldon S1nunon. 11w $lI,1t,s Arm,, ? w. 7-nA Si, Week In Saord Nov. llS whIle Clyde Cilne (left) and Tom Fay, F,rst Preshytirli. Church. Oak Asa & d St First Pre5ytoti4* Churth of Del.,,, I NIgimind UteU Chvnh of Chrt, Altamapt, H'u1tV Chapel, IS Sops Cenvesa Prttb,t,i,.n Church. 171$ S Orlando Or, Nsiy Tvimty Church el OHm Christ tIll Mesgngs, Av $1 Andr,u Pr,sb,tv-,en Church MIl S-em (is, Rd T1wFuIIG1;IChur(hof,(,,4J Canias C'ty -----== --=-= -- --' Promotion by the Sanford Downtown Business mn Pontiff is by ancient wadl. of 80 can participate in a papal Fellowship luncheon Wed. - ' -== tw the competence of the eleUon, ir5Y at noon. Restaurant where outstanding youth were hcnored. (herald - Photo by ElIl Vincent) .--- ____________- =- =---=-=+.------._-...---=------,---=- �_ - _ TTTI ___ $A—Evening Herald, Saford,Ft. Travefing j iW UT).l TI-It WJLL) ,LWE 8EEi'4 TEU4s OR I1ANALL... aEgoP) O1 SOR)h. ALL IS4I DOtE AAf / T1E TiME FOR W 1 1 1 1" ~~ ) 1 -_. 11 1 I I -1-_ -1!, " .C,~,, \ P_ . 4 10, ~r? . 4 . -_ 1 6 ; W tloa ~~ 16 Spanish far I? Miss Lupino's ,, namesakes Kind of gasoline (pl) I I I i I It 14 by Art Sansom __ 7LWK. N , IF ~O YT H j Ic, W F son 4 x:'r: ApJ(34, 34 Roman road " / / 12 R — ti COAC ES - `iIAL - .* EA$ OPPONENT FOR 1E OMECO41tNG G441E 13 — — 16 — '.I . 44 I f. WIN 54 155 56 — — 58 59 — BUGS BUNNY — AT THE ARROWS ARE WOULD MAKE A N iR1NY PRESENT F — _____ — \k.)ULD VA " MIND AND QUITh S - .i . I I - ______ -I -- ' ,,j,t - It) Lawrence F Iamb, M.D. , ' V Q J 96 1085 A4 fie hour sugar tolerance test _____ Chic Young J JR SEESEE -BQA,,NE0 WC4"iiil DREW uP I TMIS CONTIZACT?f , I- 14VORK ?A I -%% 4 J ()O , I 1000 ,ç VA ( : - I SOUTH I D) £ AK QJ k 84 , I II . 4% '-u - '— '. 11-a-__1_ ,I i 1 I ___ L 0 . J Pass - Pass 3 & Pass 5 4 [lass Pass PASS Pass _11 %& ; NT 7.N T - " V - - . __ %.,-I - _________ PRISCILLA ____ I ("-~~2_ - . ~, ic' . i, -, , --- . ' HAVE 'OU TRi TuRWING TWE LITTLE KNOB IN BACK? r ( t ' ., /__1 ((( .,, A . ~ , f 1z 'I I '! - ~__ , / _ by Al Verme.r ___ .% , ______ into ( I / -' ' ' - \ y i. ) - - ; - - -~ " . "'cl. A ( oun OU ARCHIE I r UP HERE D HE , L IL C1EC ' THEM OFF _____________________ 1 — It 7 010 11 I .1 - T I I 11 —. I / •. tl ) I I _____________________ - - - - - . _~~ __~ -.wo-* aC? 11 l*-\, I ,, I,. may not need another glucose I - \..J I~( - !40 ' A 1, k - k 41~11"i*.o I J. ~ ,V1 , - .r,:- I The Health Letter number 3-il ~ i,,,i,4 :, 'i 011 ' WANT Tb COtJGRATULRfl' ' i iI -' test for a general screening. If you want a better un* derstanding of the glucose IMIECTION RE-COUNTp Z 1 ___ /' I - - `%, 8211VID, g' ~ ' Also diabetes may cause other retinal disease at the back 11401114TIED FOR . -- -111 I'm SORRY, LIMPIP L.1,ZARP. LET ME. 'LEEV ' ITI WOV SM L E"Oft " GO 14RP-WAn"NINAP WrrN MO.' WW ROYMN \N,,- KIN YEW &IT: . VIV NVU1D PLAN 1 t It 0 _t I r ,.I ' ,, sxkur V602K - \ I / I Y - ~ V` .2 A I V , I 1. . j— I . ~ prr , _1~14" 1 - - - - - PREPARING .— 'Members of Tuscawilla Woman's Club 1 from left)Janie hV1&n% Diane Clarke and Beth liattaway, show handsome articles that % available the s bazaar to be held at the Re Moravian Church. Tuscawilin Road or, Nov. 22 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. There will also be a white elephant gale and tickets will be Sold % Ith the first prize twing a year's membership to Tuscaw ilia 6 Nichols) Girl Scouts Now Selling Calendars They've bitten off more than they can blow th rOugh, these light hearted musiclaw from semlnt)le Community College. Having fun 1)"fore getting down to the serious busines. ,q of an Introductory Itucorder class are Rmkey Churchwell In rbers Muller and fellow students Pat %1eredIthandKrNeedm la . The cOu"e, which maY be used for teacher recertification, starts with the basis of how to read music and students learn to Play a variety of bledleval, Reanalmmee and Baroque Instruments. Register now for a place In the next course which begfu jsn.6. (Heralu Photo . I will Dear We are all tired of driving out 4 our way to accommodate Abby him, but nobody has the nerve to tell him how we feel about it. ou help us? UPMCflAUfFFUILS - nivea. I booked a band and hired a hall and made deposits on both. Now out of the blue, m husband sa ys, "Cancel everything!" I asked him why, By AB1(;1u1, VAN BU1tFN _____________________________________ I)EAR CHAUFFFUIIS: COMPose a letter advising the approval and suggestions, wait for him to catch up with If he still balks, you'll ha% e to file? boss that the office crew has just gone out of the taxi cancel the band and hall and business — and have everyone . and he said, 1 Just don't want probably tak e a l os on the DEAR J: U you do, you are in the office sip IL I doubt that it" deposi You can't very he'll fire the entire office force I know it's not the money have an anniversary pawell es'en more Immature Than hejL Cfl which In my opinion Is f ar masse. (P.& If that don't Even if it were, I'm able to pay without him. WOrK put man expense account Immature for marriage! for it myself, as I have a good Good luck. I'm In your CO for mileage. DEAR ABBY; We have Job. ncr. bsinouroffiwhocot has to I know there's no other DEAR ARltV: hang on ti) be the world's m ost bcon. vative old and ni boyfriend is I don t want to make ser c hi ldre n are gone e have six Although he has a car, grY, but I really want this We've been going steady for a grandchildren who cume to won't buy a second car for his anniversmy party, and I don't year and three months. "t. wife. Instead, he has her drive visit Us the day school lets , think he should go back on his Being a %vry up-front go1. I and they stay all swnmer. If we Win to work every m word. Please guide me. told 'fly boyfriend all about my and every evening orning, had sold Our big, five-bedroom a round W AN TS TO CEI.F. B RA TE Past,and it just so happens that borne and moved into a small quitting time. it's hkP Rlirtitia DEAR WAINTS: Cool It for a I have go,le to bed with more roulette to see apartment, we'd have missed who he asks to while lie may h ave had a bad guys than he gone to bed with -sortie %onderful djviderlds. drise him home. da) Don't mention the Slnceweallneedourbo we celebration until a month lie wants to mar me, but he never turn him down, but after DEAR ABBY- Would you li before the date. Ilm-n when he's says first he wants to even the two years of hear whit our parents did ' nlpos' t' on'(Some of us have after their " your gumt list and ask for his Should I left home? They just sit around and taken to hiWng around quitting sold their big house and now s be excha Good Wl'oshes UNICEF' s ) visit eacho their si x married children for two They &1id. e ca o you, now you can tak tarco us a or .1 Goal ' , e THE KIDS - Celebrate the Bicentennial area. pcoarns. Th e co uncil share of Health , bapness, hope id fm snow sc to pea ce with a Girl Scout Calendar -on Mnerin Each calendar helps provide the profit underwrites summer joy ists also safe drinking water and - mankind's goodwill themes, from conternporary represented in force. are I a sale during November from The most irrigation in African areas of better troop and camp camping programs, training holiday wishes will work symbols ~~ to some 200 gir ls in the Sanford facilities Local troo ps retai manuscript JOYOUS holiday themes -Santa drought, or vegetable seeds for n 25 for idult leaders and (lirect double time for UNICEF iUumjnaUoi ~ a nd his reindeer, burning school gardens in more area under the leadership of cents per calendar for their Own services to local fertile t.hrough the new IW5 UNICEF From Israel comes a playful candies, festive trees and areas Doreen Freeman. of the Philipp4ies. Greeting Ca rd Collection. Art "Isaiah II I," by David ar; brightly colored birds — are By purchasing the cale ndar Baby h Held Renaissance mast ___________________ and from Africa, a touching ca pt ured In all thee wonder Mexican Indians, cartoonists "Mother and Child," by Mboyo and warm th a broa d samcolorful, qmcious calendar for and graphic designers, Penenge of Zaire; from phng Of Our country's artists appointments, but will also be illustrators and painters from Mexico, a stunning yarn and photographers. Al supporting Scouting 111 )OU Europe, Asia, Africa and, of painting by Mrs. Randy O'Dell, 1510 and daughter Kathy, the Iluichol In. Best of all, tht- beauty of these Mrs. course, the U.S., have been (bans. cards reaches far beyond their Mellonville Ave., was guest of Tommy Marshall, Mrs. Cleo contributed to UNICEF for life Two special features are the face value. UNICEF card sales — honoratastprisebaby shower Bass, M Barbara Fxcalsan, Tuesday evening at the T.G. Mrs. Dennis O'Dell, Mrs. saung assthnce to destitute five richly painted portrayals can provide hlghdosage yo ungsters in more than loo by Renai.s.sance masters of the Vitamin A capsules to sa%-e Lee Garden Room gi ve,, b%. M developing countries. Nati%ity and the Adoration of Ekingladesh youngsters from a \l rs Arthur IIastlng and Mrs Sherry, Mrs Richard Swain, As beautiful and s aried as the Magi and five details of the life of blindness or spec foods Wa Partin Mrs Bob Mihin Mrs- Larry childr en they help, UNICEF'sworld-renowned ' Lady wi th t he f or malno ur TO C K RED U CT ION ALsoattending were Mrs. Bill Wood, ished chfldn m Mrs. Maric Culbertson new cards range from Unicoirn" tapestries from the flood stricken areas of India. 'Iveland, Mrs. Jerry Aurnan and M. Finest Hatfield. e ne s art - Oirisnas (i,,,, es to nstivjUes, Cluny Museum In Paris. Miss McGinnis .- ";- Honored With r., Aft - ~ -. ~_ _____ &~ 144 - ii I . . 11wit " I believe they ye finally done something about Inflation! This last raise didn't cost me a cent!" Sim lo I vw~ 96w, t 4&.4 myff WT I - & ** I -_ -.-I ; - Z - "I ~~ .--- _. . SHIRLEYMILLET it. I . ~ I " I I i, 4~) ----- . r-.m- 4& - I -' W i n te r Sprinçj LYNN HENDERSON arrangement in colors which iiiatchedthedressestobeworn bv the bridesmaids for the (tJlineer11on)flftIilf),e cake was also decorated with 'I - - . h- Don . , Qrlanj;)1' Altamonte Springs HILDARICHMOND - -- - t Miss Downtown Sanford s - -- 1 A111- iv iO -. __________ e get* fight k _____ i Print & Lace _ 1~ --- , 88 4 IR 8O - PAN Tsu,Ts 3988 '32 PANTSUITS 1988 w i nnn bAIiTCIIIfg I: 9 - -_ - %_9-- .jj~- - - -- -_ - - ~ Presented by Sanford. Seminole Other guests were Miss Guy .Nlc('innis, Cynthia Gilbert, IMPROVEMENT PRESIDENT ELECTED Georgette Egener, Colleen Mrs. Aliia Ifill "as rect-nd-, installed ab prusident of (be Harrison , Lauri Richardson, Georgetown Improvement OthroffIcta Alile Lori Ridgeway, Laurie Botts, Glover, %ice president; Rosamond Eubanks, rmrding Jane Chilly, Jeri Risher, secretary; Pearl flarrb, usistant secretuy-, a i ' Irrasurer; Adulle Davis, sergeant at arms and Annie Johnson, William A. chaplaiL (He ld Photo by Mans llawn) Another Community Service Promotion by the Sanford Downtown Business Association: ViSit our fine shops & businesses while at the Art Show. ' -=±--= --r--=---=-------= ± 18 TOPS - ------- "I 2 LL all ' WENEED ROOM ---=-,--- 588 SHORTS 3gs '40 LONG *Crafts *Sculpture iiiCerarnics *Woods ; .,, ,4.- 18 POLYESTER — _____ will -___ ______ ,.,-, ______ o (wntown Sanford ,, J * __________ I ui ,ivz;~411 T:__1_Z1W__ ~izz. -.,-- P1111014 V P.M. ivi - ~__~ --t.-,~.1-'._-e _- r ~l - , - I SIDEWALK ART SHOW L Guests at the luncheon in- 8349212 cluded: Mrs. Barney W. Corey, Altamonte Springs Longwood Tampa, grandmother of the bride and Mrs. Mp,vin Gilbert , , :_Tt,':~:_-L'---F-1Z --"I, _. _Isrri _.Z~ upi__'~ . Jilt. Ihstrict 37 of the Florida Ntirses Assodadon will hold an impoant business meeting on Thesday at 4 m in the p Seminole County Health Dept auditonum, French Avenue, Sanford All members and non-members in District 37 are urged to attend this meeting. Main subject for discussion and Hction wil] ( ; ~O'z I ~ white linen and lace cloth and I ' ' Park . - to An 6S_ to OR £ 1. ' L_ / To Attend Important Meet - f elt was honored at a bridal luncheon giti,en by her mother, L6 %elcome, 1, I L----&~ 1iss I4nua ic(.inms, uriue ((( They can help rmance wells for District 37 Nurses Urged ___________ ~. a _. eson) , k . UrneSowe won't beasked.) .. that we would have a big blow- U. State Department coltural nge and is a non-profit group with headquarters in Ann Ar. M k -_ Is I ( - li HAVING FUN - out on our 10th wedding an pro%lded by !CX. For further infoatIon, contact Mrs. Moore at P.O. Box 105, Winter Park 32789, or call I / - Mrs. O'Dell /s Honoree 7- - 111. pnist Florida now hosting teenagers from 2o C01untries including Brazil, Sweden, Ecuador and Mexico. ICX is designated - cow I I orientation ______ ' .0 ,p, A - -. . 'Ali ABBY: We will have •ending money and in. surance, counseling and \ ' I i ta- `6 6 1U X AV A"WX6V SWT 9#L/)VAW F ~~ -, U Aaw IN A XfA" • ' - by Garry Trudeau 11144" W)vv)rr - been married 10 years next January. Since we didn't have an fa nfare when e were student has his . - 1 "I . ! V --I-iff-. .-7 , 1 I 1 . ! e 4 I , PAT I L ____ . ' - -. rren DOONESBIJRy ______ . . - - -_ KIN Yaw 101. 1, I 11 11111 4 - . TUMBLEWEEDS - - - .- Try one of the milk sub. UImX 1551, Radio City Station, solve your sugar problem for " - - - - I -::: — high school Th e family must be Willing to accept the exchange student as a member of the family and pro%ide room and board for the school year. The I / - u.. vascular disease will do better than the person not so well NewYork,NYIOOI9,Includea cereal, ____ V - . ' 'Js. •'. - He Backs Off On Anniversary Bash IIILLSic and is a senior in •. __Iln"-N_~ high cholesterol levels and fatty-cholesterol deposi ts in the arteries with mild diabetes. in Prevention and Management, tolerate inilk. These canned Justsend your request to me in milk substitutes cn cereal give of this newspaper, P.O. a slightly sweet taste and may ACCDT1NG 1LLEGR - . ;: - ,;0V 'oneS 7 r _DL , -1 ..LS ".- I 4,z~ ; `.% , general, though the pemn who Depeing on the type of Is contro ll ed well wi thout hi response , one glucose tolerance blood sugar levels and Is on a test is often not sufficient basis 1. i -I . # :1 ) )t ._. f ____j by Bob Thaves FRANK AND ERNEST Daytona Beach. lie is a classi cal * _ " IIa 11 king. no two queens) and an artificial two-heart response notrump shows either 10-12 w to show some values. but no 16-18 points The beit wav to definite bid. then the handle it is to let the us4-r-get responses o ,, Lwo spades, uIree into e wildtrouble on Is own hearts, th ree diamonds and thr" clubs become natural. (D3 have a question M0st players have decided Ior the experts? Write "Ask of developing DEAR RhA"Ell -No doubt & atdracb Altho ugh the method sour doctor thought our fin ca ta ract formation is not dings were mild enough t he didn't have to give you a completely understood, the definite return date. That is high blood sugar levels seem to good news You should, be the liTIpoWmnt factor here however,haveatheckupe;ery It Is hard to say it you will year, and the status of your have eye damage diabetes, if you have diabetes at diabetes or not. You can have — _/ ~, r,.1 - --- - ;. 4 1 - - -I Cultural boy from Denmark, now -1 1~_ I I 1 leave a terrible taste, and I of the eye where the image is need the ic,,real for regularity I projected to enable sight. have four J. UTNK ______ —- I sugar on cereal in the morning be harmful? The substitutes Bob Montana b J,ri- - that these suit responses the Jacobys" care ot this vessels In the back of eye. should guarantee a suit of five newspaper, The Jacobys will What specific symptoms They become diseased and may cards or more, headed by at answer individuqi questions tes break, causing a hemorrhage least two of the four top it stamped, soll-addressed more tests, and how severe honors. eye. This will cloud the envelopes are enclosed. Tht) does diabetes base to Today s North South were most interesting questions be to ee and not allow images to be playing this method in a will be used in this column transmitted through the nor. cases of very sudden blindness mall matehpoint gameand will receive copies of 'clear material inside wher e diabetes was the cause. Once N or th responded three JACOBY MODERN) d. Can mild adult di abetes cause eye ball __ —.- I I the Ij .. I ' - .8 I 1 • 1v 1• - ... 1W ' A Kentucky reader wants II) ByOswald&JamesJacob know how to bid against the w • artificial two-club opening with the two. Woodson two-way notrump Fortt'nately. this bid is like diamond response to show a .The Ifealth Letter will also When I go out to cat or travel, it's hard to stay on a sugar-free give you tips on how to manage . . • diet. It I have any reaction it is your problem. One of the ['lost , oalling 1I1)OIwifl SVI36 contr blurring and change in ffl eliminating any excess body vision, also occasional severe fat. headaches about 5 a.m. and restless Itching all over. Diabetes affects the blood _____________ N Ti-uS Too GLI[Y REALLLY iiE_ PAR TO TICKS M ,) ! ) THE LEFT/ OFF - - - .,? I . - . 1 I 1. y —9- spade grand slam would not make, but there would still b'14 13 m)trurnp tricks . .2 P ) an a family for an 19-year-old -I - ~ -1 101,411, - I don 't tak e insulin or pills long, sta mped, self -addressed andwastoldIneed,treturn to ens1ope for mailing YOU Will the doctor us I got into have a better idea of what your trouble. I'm mainly interested doctor meant by a mild in how eyes are affected by diabetic, and the problems of (habetes and the glucose tolerance N I -1 -4 International I,— -_ i game The hsecond astbatlf eld six trumps to lost 14 pounds and have been Im able to maintain a weight of 120 . for five months without a rigid 6iiiiiiiiiiiii-- diet. I SOME800Y CALLEO . -1 YOU ALLTHOSE ". C NAmES171 - 0 I I0 .. and was told I am a mild YOu ;:EEL Ir- vOi C;Z%viNG" W,4Y ARE I tv . 1 duplicte brige where honors don't count there were two reasons not to. The first was that notrump counted 10 points extra and 10 points A AK BLONDIE rW ,kA'r ST'LAD. i0sC)T'C. ,"_ V -1 1J .-I.,ty- I : seCnflurn In rubber d he mighi well have bid seven spades t score the 150 h ono rs In A ____________ iq £964 V lO • Q972 - , ,a;; •, associate for Student . . U £ 32 L Black OO( C ABO T A Q J 1092 ________________________ - - J — Affect Vision / " , k'(, v ii k' -. . ? - I. WKST i - ~ (I I - - D abetes , ?I. • ,*~ — . - - - Mrs Ca rol Moore field ________ _________ - - - S I ______ I (IUh itjth (,ffl1 tUflt in five clubs and six spades Give his partner a ace and seven NORTH Ofl4ER DIRECT1ON ALLOW ME DEMON STRATE , 131016 - _____L. . tN - Home In Area — -,- r. - ! i, — — — 66 — , . I .S JACI)II'll' — / \ $J ___ BRIDGE — '- .,— . #\A& ___ 41 _______________________________________ — 61 by Stoffel & Heamdohl T-IS A-ER' SET '. , i __________________________________ — - and , ,7L ` . you have im po r tant dealings There'll be a marked todnywithsomeonebornunder provement in your material the sign of Aries, everything conditions today. Be alert for should work out ad- opportunities that could either vantageously for you. save or make %ou inoney. 40 43 - __^E~ I -.:, I - ;- 35 36 37 39 - — ___________ 32 42 'lIoc _ - ________________________________________________________________ ' I - . ". --41 - - . . . .. , . 1_? - - ___________ 38 . Ao ~ _, thcni to - — 147 ". -_ .- - _____ - - I — I 25 126 127 1 I C iT" — WOMEN - ..v~-71~, , ,,4 --- . ~~ r I I away 17 — / PLAY U5 14 — I . ~, I 41, . . class is being planned for WL-dnes&y nights, 7-9:30 p.m., featuring special candy techniques. Included in the who '" I — SCHOOL EST HIGH 5" I .,- - , - won 54 Pireposaicin " TI ' 28 E gg comb i" Mrs. Brenda Randall, a former student in the Basic and Advanced Cake Decorating C classes at Seminole Community College re ntly won "Best of 7ftShow"In the non- inner mints 20 21 I ThE ThAT WOULD ~~ IF a KNOW by Larry Lewis THIS , uT HE DEA OD L/TflE CO1EGE WON'T LIKE - - h1I fortunate Ill occur peo ple hose 1iCI you fl(U professional Evening Herald Sanford, Ft Friday, Nov 14, 1975-9A reach i%tSiofl at the First Annual I ou today, but it Isn't likely a pet project. marzipan, assorted fondant you'll be fully aware of all the before noon. Cake Decorating Show held iin _111 111111111111 It .it ld. s,;irr,tit Ii's t No v. 2J-Dec. the Winter Park Mall. ramifications now. .sugar niolded houses featuring t he holiday theme. The class GEMINI t May 21-June 20) 21) You're extremely enter11cr cake which this Cake Decorating classes have st udents have gone into the '~ You'll bewell received today by prtsing today. You'll be willing will meet for award featured a nautical been offered at the college since busi ness, both on their and in beginning Nov. four nights, Friends may have treated to run risks in areas others will 19. Cost of the Scene. Another of her cakes June I, 19. The classes are local businesses Several class wijl be $10 for registration from. You're lucky. you a little cooly yesterday. lt shy tookafstpla ribbon in the coordinated by the home students have used J b ut (Iofl push it too (dr, U bygones be bygones. irt y uiViSlOfl. their and 115 for rnarials. M. Economics instructors in the required techniques in teaching John Adams, owner and CAP R ICORN ( Dec. 22-Jan; CANCER (June 21-J ul y 22) The show WUS Sponsored 71 by Voeational.Technjcal I)ivi sion situations related to cake operator , * the Frosting On The Cake shop, Set your sights high today. 19) You'll have more fun , The Cake Box, with the purpose of instructing decorating. ii r Lady Luck is In your corner. tertaining at home today th whose owner is also a former Sanford, will be the the students In various cake (.'lasses in Cake Decorating She'llhelpwhereevershecanto you will going out on the ton. student In th e cake decorating decorating techques to be both basic and advanced, are further your ambitions, if your The larger the group the classes held at Seminok used Conthct the registrar's office in wage-earning offered at the College in the For more information conefforts are sincere. inerrier, ty CoHege. .1 . -. AQUA ItIUS Jan. 2eb. 191 LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Valuable information will be Tend to important .1 41 gained today from one you'll be inunicatiorus today. You'll be -.1 I, - - 11 7, - -,r, ,.i . Studen t Pianist taking with who solved a fortunate in getting in touch W "I problem similar r P, Seeks Family, confronts vou. irlir this ik -. , " I, 1. 52 Ripped " t W A - Something liv er 26 oad defect 18 CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS air en i I DecOrateS w personal hand in today will toda). It will evoke a W;66 work out advantageously. Don't response front persons you'll be delegate matters of ini- ine0ing for the first finie, SCORIII() 1()ct. 24-Nov. 221 portance. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) It's a good day to call upon on Rhone form) r" i" 5" — IS — WERE GETTi& 1URDERE - Novemb'ar 15 1975 about 33 i i I RIES (March 21-April 19) liflhtAlSept 230ct 231 YOU you Situations that you take a have a pleasing 6 flebgion tab) 30 TYIed on by 55 Entry 1 Engine and 56 Scandinavian boats i3 Negrito 1') Sell • I 49 City 27 Dined tools . -. F 36 Finish 37 Road& lab I 42 Utah Indian 44 Railroad coal lab I 5 Hole-making 38 Printing A 45 Used in re floyi nickname 25 Transposes aades (of molo( 12 virds'l 32 Large tub ip~~ A! 23 Gave a long 46 Lease again 47 Natural fit talk 2 Single thing 3 Adam's third Th Farm vehicle 6U ~ pI CM 1. , Z I 23 Single thing 24 Female ruff DOWN 21 Bicycle (slang) A T o IT1E 65 siotP' ____ Silent consent 62 Fencing sword 63 Bushy clump 9 More ancient 64 To be lFr ) 10 Winged Prophet I I Cup IFt ) 66 Moulris janal I 19 Sniall cr uising '2 Thre toed THE BORN LOSER ( 60 bVY F. S I d orme i B) IIEIINICE BEDEOSOL ______ A ____ c I AM 'ELF !f Yff" (p efix r HOROSCOPE 11 A ACROSS ACROS S 43 Makes 'onge' I 45 lieloe r 48 Small boy conveyance OFFeR (' - Ansv%ef to PreousPuuie Mort Walker , Lips __________________________________________________________ BEETLE BAILEY EAR - - — Friday, Nov. 14. 1975 \,/ MLiCI FO&JR O'CLOCK AND ALL. 4W \ORI. I TOO PONE...TOO EARLS I TO &O TO Ti-IE TO - - - - 2488 SLACKS 6" AVE TO 60% ZAYRF PLAZA HWY. 436 at 17-92 FE RN PARK ~~~._-_ , --- ic _=_~ ~~Y~.` . I 1 - �- 1 0A—Evening Herald Sanford, Fl. Friday Nov. i4, 197s never before in the Sale being held: history of this area friday Oki" has there ever been a bedding sale of til j X, 746' X 9 p.m. Manatee Falls 11 00 saturday 9 to 9 of SANFORD riu phS In Basketball O p ener, 88- 71 'N., this magnitude! T - sunday 9 to 6 By RICK PANTR iix;E Herald St aff Writer IQP PTQ (I Seminole -! ! woron olding / . Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. onto the basketball a little more Friday, Nov. 14, iiis-1 a closely in practice today. Ball-handling was the only sore spot Thursday night as the Seminole counted heavily on Donald. Jacobs grabbed 11 and M4J1 , Raiders opened the 1915-76 its ) speed against Manatee, McDonald had 10. . . #7.-.. J senn with iri impressi v e 8871 )un1pinI off to a 29.5-1 2 ad vi like to stress shooung DI 1J II) win over visiting Manatee vanta ge early in th e game and percentage ra th er than points wt Junior College. 1& J stretching that to 58-30 at th e scored," Sterling said. Ilamp"We made a few bad passes half. ton made five of six for 83 per and at times we didn't handle IIIW' "Wedldn'twanttorunupthe 4• _• •, ntandMcDonaldmadesjxof . the ball real well," Sterling said score so we didn't do much eight for 75 per cent. .)' today, ' but we had things going pressing after that," Sterling . .. Oera1l, Seminole shot 47 per r I . pretty well last night." said. "We were faster th an th ey cent from the floor to Awl Six men scored in double h 1 cent. Just up from jayvees, Seminole's Chris Higgins (4$) battles for midfield figures or Semin o le and to get ahead stay the re " Raiders hi t O yardage i Herald Photos by . in the Joe Askren) . Sterling didn't fin d any th ing Raider captain Ch ip Noe first half, a per cent pace. ! surprising about that, directed the high-powered Manatee just couldn't get FIF T That's the hnd of club we're attack In th e early going and started Ear in the game, 1I R cord going to be. We don't have one wound up the game as high man Seminole began a close press, big scorer but we do have some with 14 points. John Zeuli, forcing turnovers and mistakes . capable people who can come Reggie McDonald and Bob and and a tenacious Raider off the bench if one of our Jacobs . . added 12 each, while defense around the basket kept starters isn't getting the job David Hampton finished with 11 the Incers to the outside. That done. and Handy Faber tallied 10. was th e undoing in th e early "We'll start our five Five of the six are going, since Manatee was sophomores against Polk sophomores and Hampton is a unable to hit from outside the Saturday night," Sterling said. freshman. key. "We feel that Polk has one of - "Zeuli played a good floor Alter building a 20-point lead, the top five teams in the state, game," Sterling said, noting Sterling started to shuttle his -• They have two strong the '6-2 Sanford Sophomore's men in and out, getting a By SCOTT ABRAJIAMS the Sandvrab's reach by Brother Tim brought rebounders inside and a good five floor recoveries and three chance to look over some of the Herald Correspondent Vernon Johnson leaps high over the bea(h of hapless Lancers, to bench halftime. Seminole to 13-0 on the first play along with some fast assists. Sterling also praised sink a two-pointer for Seminole. (Herald Photos by Tom Vincent) outside men." The Raines brothers, Tim and of the next series, bursting c rebounders Jacobs and McI Continued On Page 2-Hi DAYTONA BEACH Ned, got the Seminole offense the middle for the game's Seminole High School Jour- cranked up late in the first longest gain, an 83-yard run. neyed here for the second time quarter when Ned ran nine His easy, fluid movements this football season and for the yards up the middle on the first enabled him to reach paydirt second time came home a play following Pringle's block winner, 1 Continued On Page 2B of the Seabree2e punt. A 7-0 squeaker over Daytona Mainland, won with 12 seconds remaining, was the Seminole's . st win earlier this year. F " Thursday night, with the Rotary Bowl Classic awaiting them on Nov. the Seminoles I#J bombed e 'S eabr eeze i — ' " to up thdr season record to 7-2. ' Seabreeze dropped to 11. - t "It would be awfully embarrassing to let down alter the T I 't tary Bowl has shown such , , -tonfidence In us,' said DAOA ,3EA C1I1.slt Poss1ble toscalPaSandcrabOr dr own it? ps de-claw it? Seminole coach Jerry Posey Whatever metaphor you choose, Seminole High School did It bef ore the game. to helpless V, Seabreeze Thursday night, 41-0. Posey had little to worr While the 'Crabs were fruitlessly marching the ball up and about Th rsdn His Se minoles offense down the middle of the field, giving good field positions away on piled up 514 yards total five fumbles, an interception and a blocked punt, the Seminole w e )e ng but 230 1 the offense riddled the opposing line and ran rings around tacklers. ncr -,1 Seminole kept the punting stats low by scoring touchdowns, .11e Se minole Ciwhile Seabreeze kept their punts to a minim= by trying to th eir 4.8 average on points convert fourth downs to first downs. They faded five times. "GET ThE TIP" "DEE-FENSI:" surrendered ) holding the "WATCH THOSE PASSF" ••It one had the impression coach Jerry Posey had a magic hat Crabs scoreless. Seabreeze 's Se m Inole Community CoUege basketba 11 coach Joe Sterling from start to finish. hidden under the bench, from which he drew out back after back penetration was to the after back Seminole 13 early in the contest, In all, nine runners shared the ball: Ned and Tim flam, es Bill and later in the first half drove • cuei anl. (who scored two touchdowns), Herb Branch, Leroy to the 18 before Greg Pringle Mart in, administered consecutive sacks Good, and Ken Meadows. - - -- . 4! 'c •, .• - ,. unusual business conditions cause this giant sale of brand new heavy duty mattresses and box springs made to meet or exceed the specifications ii.!!!! demanded by leading innkeepers! yes _____- _____________________ RICE FORFEIT' ______ 'V win size extra firm ..mattress -or r matching foundation • PRICE FORFEIT' onfus ed with •, ,,, Seminole W*ins 4 Do ona Beach --' • --• .,, 4 ___ Sandcrabs Can' t *g,f .,• v , - Conta n Tough ribeAttack' - . -- a PRICE FORFEITI . . Neen size extra V---e * firm mattress or- - •. - y ,r. full s • matching - foundation • ' King size extra ' firm, ma- ttress or. firm mattress or, . matching foundation uu . matching foundation ,.. an, Oviedo Sing Swan Songs; Trinity, Brantle .40 One More Wee -' ' and hal fback McVey. Pringle also blocked a Seabreeze punt deep in Crab • - ea. - - - ea. - otd in sets oniy-.4 ea ? sold in sets Only - - - - : made because bought tremendous quantitilea subst nti l PRICE FORFEITI. • 72 At . a a e - featured lilt •.=. iiipro bec be . . beddi n gbelonging- hotel or m otel in g h eld. speci l LLAT ': ___________ by eric adam's inc. S Inot to ,,. ............ '-' This sale presented -- •_ ... , ___ ... ea sold in sets Only 4 j• sold in sets on v '':. - ............. By JIM HAYNES Herald Sports Editor - •.: • - . have chosen a tougher opponent earlier in the week. "They have plonship is already secure, so AAAA4 than DeLand, and they cer- so much talent and ver- Lake Brantley may have the Winter Park (6-3) thinly would prefer playing at satility!" element of surprise in its favor. Jon, (44) Seminole County high school Mme, rather than in Deland Lyman hopes for a line blend Quarterback Henry Stanley will Edgewater (4.1) football teams, not so good at bnight. The Patriots have a of versatility of its own againsl be at the controls calling the Evans 111-11) their work, try singing tonight. consolation, however. They the Tigers. Which means shots, and Brantley fullback ol Forget the octaves. This Is a have still another crack at quarterback Bob Burkhart will Rick Garza is his team's top Boone (0-1) swan song. To grid seasons victory, playing Seminole the want to compliment a running runner. which they would just as soon fiwfng week, attack with his specialty - the DeLand's biggest threat is Writ Orange (&-i) forget. Trinity Prep plays its next-to, forward pass. Mickey Manning Sanford Cults, a slashing Bishop M00 (6•3) Lyman closes out its worst Last game Saturday at 2 in a and Danny Williams are his fullback with open Oviledo (1-4) field speed. Apopka (1-4) campaign in recent years home encounter against favorite receivers. Lake Howell, which saw its Lake Howell (1.1) tonight at home against Jones. Lakeland Santa Fe. Bob Riazzi and Wyman one-game winning streak Oviedo, victim of a rebuilding And Lake Howell is in its last Jackson are Lyman's top snapped last week by Punta program and tough schedule, home appearance tonight running threats, Gorda Charlotte, has a toughie has a chance at a 4-5 season against West Orange. Jones is 4-4, and has v'ins in West Orange, a team tuning finale at home tonight against "How do you prepare for a over Colonial, Evans, up for the state playoffs. UnApopka. team like Jones," moaned Edgewater and Boone. beaten in district play, the Lake Brantley could hardly Lyman coach Dick Copeland DeLand's district cham- Warriors figure to give Howell its stiffest test of the season. Hawk quarterback Jim "-"Pritchard carries his team's s. hopes of upset :'h tonight. He had / 1 "ui\ his best night when unwell C ' onial 11-61 111 0 1 2 2 4 24 o 3 0 3 - Mark Whigliam John Spoiski, John Litton, Mark Renaud, and Greg Pringle. Did any of them leel any extra pressure due to the bowl territory to set up Seminole's invitaUon hanging over them? first touchdown, and recovered "No,I don't think so," said Posey.-It's probabl y coaches tumute on me zeacreeze .'Z who feel the pressure most of all. that two plays later led to the 'It's easy to look ahead," he said, referring to the howl third tally. game, "but first we have to get past Brantley. They can move But believe it or not, Pringle the ball. also made his quarterback -Lyman ran the ball well against us at times,' said Posts, debut midway through the final "and Seabreeze did also on occasion, so at times wertperiod. Unfortunately, his only vulnerable there," Posey said. pass was intercepted, but he led "Tim Raines is very capable, but sometimes we cant his team for 39 yards on the spring him loose like we want to. Some weeks our pitchouts are ground before the miscue, good, but other weeks we're had our problems," Posey said. Despite the lopsided win, Posey thought the best game What made possible the Pringle debut? An army of Seminole had played was against Orlando Colonial earlier, backs that smothered ;he op. "Not only that, but against DelAnd in the first half.NsiUon and put the game out of —Scott Abrahams I - " ••;t -I - t,6'_4 -. INS - \•. VI, j1-5.iff' , -- - ______ _________ FLY;~ -- , ' -.-_" • '' -- •• I. -- .-3- �-.----.-S ----------,----_--- 28-Evening Herald. Sanford, Fl. Friday, Nov. 14, 197!3 Battle SPORTS Of. Survival Scheduled At FSU 4-1 P ro Basketball William H. Sullivan Jr., founder of the New England patriots' football team, was elected president of the National Football League dub Thursday. Sullivan was president of the Patriots from 1959 to 1974. lie purchased additional stock in the team to bring to 88 per cent his interest In the team. Sullivan succeeds Robert Marr. - NBA Eastern Conleqinc, AIIintic DIVISIOn W L Pct. GB Buffalo S Boston 4 Philphia .536 New y $ 333 3 Central Division Washington 6 7 .70 Atlanta s 3 62$ I N Orleans 6 5 sis I' Houston 3 5 375 3 Cleveland j 3 Western Confer,nc, Midwest DivisIon Detrot Milwaukee ._ KX 3 375 Chicago 3 6 33) I Pacific Division OState 7 2 .711 L. A. 1 S 5$) I'. Phoenix 4 1 .500 7 Portland 4 5 414 3 Seattle I I 333 4 Thursday's Results New York 101, HOistøn 102 Washington 110. Boston io Goldt'q, State 95, Chicago 87 Phoenix 106. Seattle 10) Today's Games Philade 1phia at Boston WasPn:;'c-n at 7.tl,r' Six To Enter Hall Of Fame CLEMSON, S.C. AP) six persons will be inducted into the Clemson Athletic Hall of Fame at halftime of Saturday's Clemson-Ma ryland football game. They are James G. "Mutt" Gee of Huntsville, Tex., who lettered in baseball and football in 1914-1917; the late B.C. "Stumpy" Banks of St. Matthews, a football player who s graduated In 119; Taylor M. "Mac" Fulg'r of Spartanburg, football and track, 1934-36; Charlie Woods, Jr., of Birmingham, Ala., football, 1936-38; H.R. "Randy" Mahaffey of Avondale Estates, Ga., basketball, 1965-61; and special inductee Capt. Frank J. Jervey of Clemson. Jervey Is listed as a "supporter, counselor and benefactor of the university since his graduation in 1914.' - - Writers Officers Named - - BOSTON (AP) George Bankert of the Patriot Ledger in Quincy was reelected chairman of the Boston chapter of the Baseball Writers Association of America Thursday. Bill Liston of the Boston Herald American was named vice chairman, Larry Claflln of the Herald American was reelected secretary-treasurer and Larry Eldridge of the Christian Science Monitor was re-elected assistant secretary-treasurer. - CLEVELAND (A?) The Cleveland Indians will send Class A baseball team rookies to Batavia of the New York-Penn League, club officials said Thursday. Officials say the Batavia team will replace the Sarasota, Fla., of the Gulf Coast League. - - - -'-- Peterson, 52, who coa ch ed at Rice be fore Joi ni ng the Oilers, admitted he was -miserable" not coaching. lie's got three more years left on his Iloustoncontract at$4O,0000 year, but sajd "I want to get back to a normal life and start feeling like a man again. - "I hope to get a job before the 1976 sea son starts," he said. "It has gotten so I (eel funny around my own sons. I was a god to them for so long and all at once I was nothing. They still respect me, I don't mean that. But they all want me back In. "If John McKay is looking for assistants at Tampa, I'd love to hear from him," he added, "I've called two or three people about Jobs, but I couldn't J get an Interview. 'j don't know if the colleges look down on me because I was in the pros. Maybe they're saying I lost and I'm no good. But I know I'm a helluva coach and I know I'm going to coach again." UntIlthen,heworksinthegardenathj5homean at his 80-acre (arm in Quincy, 35 miles from Tallahassee. lie's pl aying golf and fishing abuut t ice a weik. He said the toughest times are Saturday mor.1 nings during the season. GAINESVILLE (AP) While the Gators virtually Dickey said. "I hope we can get ability," ('urci said. 1 hope he f)in Gaffney will start at been working at quarttrbach. 14th-ranked Florida Gators blew their title chances in last enough Gatorade Into them so breaks out of his slump." quarterback for the Gators. His Jimmy DuBose, leading run. meet a Kentucky football team week's loss to Georgia, they can they'll recover." "Collins can scare you," cracked left wrist held up ner In the Southeastern Confer. Saturday that has run more sew up a bowl bid with a vieDickey said. "He's a super against Georgia after he ence with 1,151 yards, is in top )lays than any other In the tory. Neither Dickey nor Kentucky back." joutheastern Conference and n'Jssed most of three games. shape along with halfback Tony Coach Fran Curd can figure Although Collins missed last haS a tough defense. But the Jimmy Fisher, who started Green. 'Everybody came out of the why the Wildcats' running star, year's Ken tuck y-florida game while Gaffney was hurt, is Larry Brinson, the third runWildcats how for it.lack the record to coma Tuesday, and we had Sunny Collins, has had two slim with a broken leg, the Wildcats doubtful this week, lie had a ning back In the Florida wLsh. good practices, a row, gaining Florida is 7-2 and Kentucky Issome that the flu kept severalexcept peopleweeks than 50inyards each time, less handed Florida its second bad leg bruise and reinjured it bone, is bruised and may ho restraight upset after the Gators in practice. Terry LeCount, placed In the starting lineup by -6-1 going into this SEC game. off the field," Coach Doug "We'll need Sonny's rushing accepted a Sugar Bowl bid. sophomore wide receiver, has James Richards. i MIAMI (AP)..... The principal county's Foreign student of Miami Jackson High School Registration Center, using their denies that four key members passports and records supplied ef the school's 1973-74 bajeba11 by their previous schools, squad were ineligible and says Those records, Oliver said, he won't relinquish the school's indicated that three of the four state championship, had gone only as far as the 101h "We're going to keep the grade in Nassau; the fourth trophies," Principal Percy 011. was admitted to the 10th at ver said Thursday. "I believe Jackson. that the former principal and Lay said none of the four staff acted in good faith..." players had lived in Miami long Floyd Lay, executive secre- enough to meet residency Fe tary of the Florida High School qulrements to play for the 1973Activities Association, has 74 season, asked the school to give up its He said Rose and guard Class AAAA basketball title Charles Thompson already had and the trophies, graduated from high school In Lay said four players who Nassau, and that Michael transferred to Jackson from Thompson and Osborne Lockhigh schools In the Bahamas, hart had played out th eir eligiIncluding all-state guard Cecil bility. Rose, were ineligible to play. Jackson's Generals won 33 Oliver, however, said his re- games and lost none during the view of the case Indicated noth. championship season. They log of the sort. He said all four beat Winter Park 90-78 in the were properly registered by the finals. B rlDr ve Worth $3,000 JACKSONVILLE (AP) -JoAnne Carrier has already set aside a cut of the prixa -money In the Lady Jacksonville Open, which begins today, She won the first official long-driving contest of the Ladies Professional Golf Association Thursday with a slam of 278 yards, two inches. "It was an easy $3,000," Mrs. Carner said. "But that's the most nervous I've been In a long time. It was the pressure of something new," Kathy Welsch was second with a drive of 261 yards, 20 inches and won $1,500. Jo Ann Washam, a 105-pounder with a mighty wallop, was third for $500 with a drive of 259 yards, 19 inches. - '. F or a A&M's Hu - --'----S - W_- Virointa id In Chase For Title bb 4 1=0 - -- - WALL • - - - E Over Daytona SANFORD AUTO P Raiders -- Win First g - INAPAO - - . 1? F- Iirciz'ing [Vile!-Jarness Racing! ISH - - - FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 14 WJ - - - 10> '5= John Courier Field GAME TIME 8:00 P.M. Oviedo Lions vs Apopka Blue Darter HOMECOMING FESTIVITIES THEME: "Thank God, I'm a Country Lion!" THURSDAY 1:15 p.m..5:30 p.m. Home Coming Festival Carnival with games, contests, booths with novelties and craft items for sale. 7:00 p.m. Pep Rally and Bonfire Junior-Senior Contest for best decorated bonfire Rah, Rah, Rah, Lions,.. FRIDAY I . TENTH Mile, Pace, 5.2, B), Handicap: I Daytona Beau (Seiders) II. 7 Sumter Beat, (No driver) 17 I. 3- F'ordas 8 ,- 0 (Wyatt) 31. 1 Pdpriki Lot.'ti (Brainard) 77; S Black Walnut ,Kurtgworth) 3-I; 6 Belles Mitt (Shell) 9 2, 7. Joyous Move (C Clark) 41; 5, Beth Omroor. (E Taylor) 6 I Jai-Alai AT ORL.NDOSEMINOLE OVIEDO DRUG STORE 7:30 p.m. Introduction of candidates for Homecoming Queen and Princesses 7:45 p.m. Trophies Awarded for Best Decorated Booth and Bonfire 8:00 p.m. Homecoming Game Your Complete Drug Store Halftime-Crowningof Homecoming Queen 10:30 p.m-1:00a,m, Dance at Village Center, FTU with Music by Oz Drugs Cosmetics Gifts All Alumni invited. Tickets $5 per couple at the door. Rah! Rah! Rah! Lions H14 THE CITIZENS BANK --OF OVIEDO =fl r F OR OR THE 0 D Lions!!! 7 ~, Celery City Printing Co. "55 Years of Service" Rustcraft Greeting Cards Oviedo We're Banking On You, Lions! Our Goal isfo !,..-~ Serve You Beffer! - DOWNTOWN ART SHOW - - - - - S eminole Triumphs THURSDAY NIGHT RESULTS - - Make The Lon g Hot Summer A Real COOL ONE I FIRST C.3, Pace, Mile: I Lrv. S Gray lWerkh*,.er1 $ I; 2, Laurci Gypsymay (N. Phllfip) 97, 3 Marion Sleek (M Crank) 31, 4.1 0 Refco (Hobb) 10 I; S. Burns Gu1 (Bereirsak) SI. 6 RCvtlIle Big Tn-u (Ulmer)6 I.?. lrveVo(Atdrlcpu) I $ Curt Jubilee (Kimball) 7 7 SECOND - C), Pace. 3 Mile: I Varsity Bomb (.1. Setb.$) 51, 7 Daddio Bo' (Kausner) 61. 1 Metrolina Ripper (Bridges) 7 7, Howard Champ (H6'wCrd) 3 L Tiluana t3eiy (Blood) 51; 6 Bør'cil King (R Regur) 6 I, 7. Rlcharc Dear (Allen) 9 7. 1 More Reliabli (Wilsey) 171 THIRD ., Pace, Claiming, $1,005: I Røbint Kim (Bercinak) 9 7 Camden Jody (Whaytand) I 1, 3. Tinys Miss Bissell (C. Clark) 77, 1. Poplar Rhythm (Dennis) 51, S Sit Wilma (Gall) 6-1, 6 Kin nickirnitk (Aldrich) 171; t Don Brewster (Howard) 10 I, S Western Champ (Blood) S 2. FOURTH C.2, T.-i t, Mile: I Bannea Baby (P Neely. 7 Ocals Penny (Kucea) 10 I. I Speedy Hans (T. Crank) 10 1; 1 Ocala Might, Mite (Filipelll) 6 I: S impulse (Wittey) SI; 6 C. .1 Rodney IT Taylor I 77: 7. Lee Eyre (Ri) S I McRoterf (.1. HePlI 6 I. FIFTH - C.7. Pace, Mile: I lrcn C;ty Nancy (P. Regur) 6 1; 2. Black Star Baby (F Taylor) 10); 3 Measured Flo (Filipelti) S 1; 1 Freeze (H Phlllipi) S I; S Ply Fly 0kv (Astarita) 7 2; 6 Green River Dahn (Lesis) 3-1. 7. Flying Hank (Britton) S 1, 5. Dee Dum Greet (Kun?:wrTh) 9 7 SIXTH - Mile, Pace, Claiming 91300: I. Chancey Miss Lacy (Call) 10 I 2. Greenland Beauty (P P4eIy) 51;) Joshua (Strong)) 1. 1 Mar Marg Rusty (Blood) $ I; S Heather Chance (Hell) 9-2:6- Mindy Nib (Rau) 77. 1, Horace Johnston (Udelli I I. S Galavant (Whay(ar'n 6I SEVENTH Mile, Trot, C.I, C.7, Handicap: l Berthas Boy (KalathaS) 6 1, 7" Direct America (P Neely) 31. 3 Double Whammy (I Hylell) I I 1 Big Beau Byrd IF lhtenleld) Si, 5. Topland 0 (Foster) 101; 6 Debutante Tis (O'Kelley) 92; 7 Clever Imp (WIuatt) SI. I Sharp Millie (tl(ocxlj 7-2 EIGHTH C.I. Pace Mile: I Private Line (Bailey) 72. 2 ('ion (Shell 3-I: 3. Legend Chief (Nlchcsfl dl, I Gay Glad (Pau) 10 I c Eustce Lady (Crossin) $ 1. Surgrey Time (M Crank) $ I 7 Beth Dean (Bereinak) SI; I Taylors Farvel (Bnidgets) 9 7 NINTH - Mile Pace - Claiming S2.500 I. Amy Girl Mercury (Rau) I I;7 Bomber C. (F. Ihlenfeld) 8 1, 3 Mike T (Kvcla) 31; 5 Victc-'-,, Hens IT. Crank)I 1; 6. Wet Tee (1 Taylor) 3 I: 7. Reporter Boy (Jablora) SI; $ Trout Line (Farber) - - - - - SEMINOLE TURF CLUB TONIGHT'S ENTRIES - C - so, OVIEDO IGH SCHOOL Harness Racing TAMPA (AP) South- that know what to do with the Florida A&M's offense may ti-n is the best football learn so football. be due for a boost as quarter. far on Florida A&M's schedule, "They deserve everything back Robert Patterson Is resays Rattler Coach Rudy Hub- that they've gotten," he said. turning to the lineup after miss. bard as he gets his team ready Hubbard said he was pleased Ing about two weeks with an in. for Saturday's contest here, to hear that Southern Coach jury. It's a distinction that may not Charlie Bates had called the However, Hubbard said Pat. last long, however, as FAMU Rattlers a well-coached team. terson's substitute, freshman Vs plays host a week from Satur"I think we are a good team Richy Pope, has done an out. day to Bethune-Cookman, 8.0 and, of course, I think we are a standing job and will see plenty and rated In some quarters as well-coached team. But we of action. the best black college football won't know until Saturday lie said he hopes to make a team In the country. night," he said. Tampa game an annual fixture The Tallahassee-based RatSouthern and Florida A&M on the A&M schedule, but Is not tiers, 6-2, play Southern, 8-1, at appear pretty even, although sure who the opponent should 7:30 p.m. In Tampa Stadium. the Jaguars have had a better be or whether the Tampa Bay The Jaguars, from Baton offense, Hubbard said. Buccaneers will kill Interest In Rouge, La., replace Tampa, "They've got a good defense, college football when the teams which dropped football this and we've got a good defense," begins National Football year, in a game which had be- he said. "Th ey've got a good League play next year. come a highlight of the Rattler offense and some people don't "I think it's good to go someschedule, think ours Is so good, but I think place else In the state to play," "I think the strong point Is the it's pretty good. Hubbard said. "We've got a lot fact that they've got such good "Somewhere along the line of alumni in Tampa who sup. balance," Hubbard said. "They we're going to put It together," port our program very strongrun the Wishbone very well. Hubbard said. "It could be Sat- ly. It looks like the game's go. They've got some good backs urday." lng to be a sellout." w Tops Chris Connects With Phoenix - lfl. S 60, 6 20, ) Fermin II 10 2 60, 320; 2 AIavi-Juan (7 ) . Echaro (7), Betia, 3 O'iu.i.i LrrZ, 1 100. 0 (2 6) to 40; P (6 2) ISO DGrnnQO 8 EOo-, 30 380, 300; 3 Manolo Zarre (1), 120; Ica Arar,, 5 Arecna Jai, 6 Lam SIXTH EIGHTH I ChUha Ramon, ? I. Barre Sanchei (I) 0 (771 7/ o P (771 99 40 AIrOi. 7 Ur:a Okoki, I Aldana AIvi Juan, 3 Manolo 1010.7 00, 100; 2 P4e,i lor Azpl, I (I ) , TWELFTH - I. Celaya AIlu (1), yj BIIDOMUgUIq 11.70, 5.40; 3. Oguiza Jal (3), 3 ,o. IS, $ Santi Mencra, 900. 13 70. 1100; 7. BiIbao Ramon SECOND FOURTH: 1 AIva EIorza, 7 I Larr.-AraM (5). Q (1 8) 3S 40, P (I 9) IO2 6 Marurl Attu. 7 Sala Larrea, I (2),9 80, 5 00 3 Ferm,n Mencha (I), Domingo IS 20. 7 60, 320; 7. Aldana Alberdl uiOIe, 3 Cacho Javo, 4 Fermi n Aguirre SEVE,ITH 1 Ica AIberø, (2), 500 0(2 1)3990 P (47)7500 Bg 0 Negtj Sanchez, 5 fl.jrrq Zarre, 6 (41. 9.20. 610; 3 IC Bettia (I), 500 15 CI), 660. NINTH: I P, guef. 2 Juan 3 90; 7 Domingo Belt a (77 with 71) 1 1 311 10 0(4 3)6940, P IS 41211 50; B,,jQ (I- II), 10 Manolo EcNav. 7 Celaya Pete:, $ Aguirre, I A:p,, S Bilbao, 6 (r 60, 580; 3, Echarw, Arm. (1), Handle 1ll,t5I, A 4 with all i) 7020; (14 with all 5) 710, 00 (17) 36. 40 7,543 Arecha Bengoa do:a. I Zarre, S. Sala ; F' (71)10110 FIFTH: I. Sala Mencha. TENTH: I Mencha, 7 Ram, j EIGHTH - I. Ero:a AipI (8) TONIGHT'S ENTRIES THIRD - I (Ca Via (6), 1020. 1100, 500, 7 Manolo Ramon. 3. Erdou Chvo, 4 AItu. S Mugueru.' j 190; 2 Sinti Juan 9 10, 700. 2 Eddy Arana (3) Echave. 4 Chucho-Bengoa, SrSant,, 7' Marurl. $ Fermin 7.00. 470, 300. 3. Chvct Larrea (it 5203- Arecha Beitia (I). 3.10; 0 (3 FIRST: I- EchinoOkoki, 2 Pci- Maruri Aguirre, Fermin Larrea, 1, ELEVENTH:) Ogulzi Miguel. 370. 0 1 8)3760; p (53) 1)7.90 Leni:, 3. Negub Alberdl, 1 Aldana 6) 4 20; P (6 3) 10) 20 • Celaya Miguel, S Santo Mugueria NINTH - I. Celaya (7) I? 40. 5 so, Cicho Attu, 3 Manlo Juan, Arana. 5 Cacho Sanchez, 6. EddyFOURTH - I. Arecha Sanchez 6 10, 7 Bilbao (5). SIXTH: 1. Alava Echave, 2. Arecha Zarre. S Erc5oza Bengo,. so. 20 3 Alpi Via. 7 Ur:a Efoi-za, I. Larri Billie Cache (5). 1160. 500, 350; 2 Domingo Bengo., 3 Arecha Sanche:, Barre ASpi, 7 Dominqø (1). 5*00 (5-7) 3010; p 175111670 Ecnavp, SECOND: I Barre Leniz,7, Eddy I Zarre (1),620,3.60; 3. Manolo Perez f4eçui Zarre, S SarreMiguep, 4 TENTH - I Maruri (6) 16 so, Alay, Pei,: Beitiji, 3 Oguija Alb'tdi, I ICi (3), 400; 0 (4 5) 52.20; P (5 4) S60,I700;7 Domingo Eloria, 7. Oguiza Pere:, I TWELFTH: I Bilbao Allis, Mencha (3). 1750, 700; Sanchez, S Echano Via, 6. Ur:a- BhIbo,, Java Ill 90. 00 (65) 132.90. Ercio:a Ramon, 3 Chucho Juan. 3 Chuco (2) ) SO; Q (36) 51. 60 ; P Arena, 7 Larrl Elorza, S. Aldana. FIFTH - I. Celaya Bt'ngo-a (6), (6 3) 172.50; 00 SEVENTH: I Aldana Beltia, 2 Maruri Muguer:,,. S (16) 16370 rr .r Okoki 19 70, 770, 670; 2 Mano)oAguirre Echano Perez, 3 Hegul Jay,, I Ica ELEVENTH -) ArechaAzpl (7) Mencha. 6 Santi A'j re" THIRD: 1 Eddy-Quloli. 2 Ok(ki, 5 Larr Lrniz,6 Un,, Vii,? Azp, S Celia Lam. ) , s 1 II 063 8 West Division Denver 1 2 71$ San Ant 7 3 700 Indiana 5 3 625 I', Utah 7 7 -177 Thursday's Result San Antonio 171. Virginia 15-: Today's Games K ntucky at Den" St. Louis vs Virg rua at Rch mend Indiana at Utah Saturday's Game Nw York at San Afl!on ard Says Southern 'Best' l - FIRST -I, Uria Betia (4), 620, 100; 2 Eddy Lenh: (1) S 70, 3 Lard Eloria (6), 1040 1)3500. p 1)9) 10. A BA East Division W L Pct. 05 KCfltuhy 7 I us NY 6 1 -600 2 St Louis 6 3 SiS - M iami 0 Jackson - - Chicago at PorIIan Cleveland at SeatOmSaturday's Games Boston at Buffalo Atlanta at New Vor Washington at Phii.it-;'. -. New Orleans at Houston Milwaukee at Detroit Kansas City at Golden 5.tal,CPc'velanci at PorIfaro The S - C) p $69 70 NINTH I Erdo:a (1 19 80, 560, 320, 7 Sala (7) $10, 780; 1 Miguel (Ill 40, Q (4 7) 3360; p (4 7) III 10. TENTH 1. Mencha (1) 1090, 8 70,9 60; 7. Fermln (3) 1 90, 440; 3 Muguc'rza (6)5000(13) hi SO; p 8550, DD (1 I) 180 ELEVENTH - 1 flarre M'guI (5) 8 40, 590, 300. 7. Erdoza Perez (3)? 20. 790;) Oguhza Allu (I) S 00; 0 (3 3)3370; P (53) 113 50 TWELFTH I ChuchoMucria (I) 540, 10 60, 300; 2 Erdoza Mencha (5) 1360, 5 10; 3. Fermin Juan 131 1600. 0 (IS) 79.40; P (15) $6 10: Big 0 (35 with )$) fll 10 Handle 101, 373; A (2 6) Phoenix at Los Anç,'a,-s "1 usually arrange to play golf on Saturday morning," he said. "One Saturday, when I couldn't find anything else to do, I even judged a beauty con• test, just to have something to keep my mind orcupied." PHOENIX, Ariz. tAP) the amount of the con tra ct , but every th ing before I retire." team. The most important Chris Evert sa ys she'll have to acknowledged reports of $160,. Miss Evert said Krlstien th ing Is communication, I could adjust to the World Team Ten. 000 might be In t he neighbor. Kemmer Shaw, a member of never get mad at Kristlen." ---• nm.s format, but the newest hood, the Phoenix team, was an Em'Eloctric ____ At the same time Walker an Tim Raines d nmii into cad zone alter 22-yard run (Herald Photo member of the Phoenix RaeWalker said Miss Evert portant influence on her final nounced the signing of Mi l. ss v. by Joe Askren' ATLANTA, Ga. (AP) quets is ready for something would play all 44 Racquets decision. Cen tra IAIrCOItIOning M,, he said Francolse Durr was BethuneCookman's football new, matches as the number one sinS1Ptem team, ranked 12th among the "It will ta ke getting used to," gles player. "We're just like sisters," said traded to the San Francisco ;olden Gaters as part of t he nation's small colleges, will be said Miss Evert Thursday fol. PLUMBING Miss Evert. "Kristicn mmdl call deal in which the Racquets "I thlz'.k the fact that the HEATING. INC. a heavy favorite Saturday lowing the announcement she women are playing team ten- each other all the time. She's In 1007 Sa nfordAve. 322.4s42 afternoon to make Morris had signed a two-year contract nl.s, and if I want to stay on top, Buenos Aires right now, It's purchased the draft rights to Miss Evert. Brown Its ninth victim of the with the Racquets. I have to get top competltLn," really nice to have someone on season, "Concentration is the strong- said Miss Evert In explaining the tour you're close to. The Wildcats, seeking their est part of my game," she said, why the joined the WI'!' circuit. "Our tennis styles are very second Sou thern Inte rcollegiate "The first few mat ches I'll be "I've tConrtnued From Page i-up chance." achieved about di ff erent," she said. "We've Seminole must now face Athletic Conference Division I testing out conditions. Having everything there Is In tennis, practiced together untouched, and to pile up 3)4 a lot and county rival Lake Brantley next title in three years, enter the players on the bench rooting for and I would like to try total rushing yards. done pretty well an a doubles the league race you will mean a lot." Earlier, Tim caught a short week before an an yet unknown game leading wi th a 3-0 mark. "Th is makes her the highest Whiliam pass and raced f or 76 opponent in the Rotary Bowl. WELCOMES THE Their closest competitor is paid player among active play. yards to the Seaheeeze 13. The (ross-state rival Florida A&M ers in World Team Tennis," CMIUOLE (nkd four pia}s later SEABflEEZE (3., which will host the Wild- said Racquets President Jim i 14 FirUdowni 12 when Whigham lost the first of , ,, cats 11 Tallahassee next week. Walker. He declined to reveal three Seminole fumbles. 107 Yards passing 1011 Tim later added Seminole's S3 I Pinei 15-41 FumbIeIo 5.5 third-quarter score by capping 43 1 4) We Not Only Have Auto Parts 2 19 a five-play with 102 7?) For All Your Needs, hurst, We Also Have A Complete Line Of the middle. 3 IContinued From Page 1-131 1 41 Mon s to* RaU 'lit 5. 2-2. 1?. S S*00 That P ries gained 67 yards, Ssibrm, reserves. Vernon Johnson came Grur,i I. I 7. 3, Rawli 2. 00, 1, all by iUiC. It was th e first ijne 0. 00, 0. flha. 4. I.A. /IolfleouIhd , Orlgs1alRjp0ff1 off the bench about midway In Douglai 3. 0-0. 4; FrederIck 5. 210, AUTOMOTIVE PAINT AND series of the second half and the $ • Quindla, . , 17; Jackuwi 2, 00. 4; Crenshaw 5. 2 Evri'' Race.' the first half and scrred seven last series of the game that S McDaniel I run (k(c failed) points. S. 17; Poole 3. 00. 4; Lilly 0, Free Parking. Grandstand 4nissw, On!,' O( REFIN ING SUPPLIES Serninol-,'s first string played. S Bo'avl fl an from Ta1i 30. n-i9. it. Clark Rasamussen, Nate Whham fggar kick) bhouie 10; Ho,& A procession of second and T • Rew,atior1and,flJ,,,,,,a:,anca,,8j,,,4 0 71 run (1rck) Frederick and Greg Crenshaw 7 3. 1 1.ZuIl4.41.17MCDOfl,.td6,0 third team backs followed. in -- rnn J. 12 rur 1.00.?. Cr,mti;nt tr.rrt1 -.. ) Gators Eye Kentucky As Key To Bowl To Keep Trophy Batavia To Get Rookies him under any circumstances without having me In town." The new coach, Darrell Mudra, inherited an 0-11 team when he was hired in 1974. So for, the Seminoles have won only three of 20 games under Mudra in a two-year period. - Peach Bowl Prospect Scouted ATLANTA (AP) An invitation to play in the Peach Bowl will likely be extended to at least one team playing in five games to be scouted Saturday by agents of the bowl, Peach Bowl Director George Qiimbley says. Crumblev said members of the bowl committee will scout the N. C. State-.Duke, Florida-Kentucky, Georgia. Auburn, Tennessee-Ole Miss and Arkansas-SMU games. "We don't anticipate having confirmation from more than one team Saturd2y, but It's pomib!e we could talk to two," said Crumbley. - Peterson Tries To Avoid Talk Mudra's assistants, who Mudra says make such decisions, have tabbed Junior Steve Mathieson as the starting SemiTAI.LAIIASSEE (All) Bill Peterson, nole quarterback. He replaces former Florida State University football coach, sophomore Clyde Walker, a says he's trying to avoid talk around Tallahassee starter all season. that he might be hired to rebuild FSU's program. "Th e people who are coaching at FSU will Walker was named Associ ated Press Southeast Back of straigMen it out," Peterson told the Miami News. "I've been to a couple of games, but I try to sta y the Week after leading Florida State to a 43-7 victory over inconspicuous," added the man who led the Clemson two weeks ago. But. Seminoles to five bo wl games in his 11-year reign in Mudra called him "goat of the the 1960S. "We get to the game late and sit the week" last Saturday after he row. Nobody talks much to me about the situation. refused to loud oil and at- We live five miles out of town and don't go to town tempted a fourth-down quarter. very Peterson, fired by the Houston Oilers in 1973 after back sneak that failed. winning only one of 19 games, said he resisted The play gave Memphis State moving back to Tallahassee until this year. position to drive for the winning "My wife wanted to move back to Tallahassee touchdown in a 17-14 FSU loss, right away," he said. "1 said, 'No way.' Not with a Miami quarterback Kary new coach coming in. It would ho tough enough for 1 10, 3 Aldana Via (7 ) 1 20, 0 (17) 26 80. P (7 I) 6060 FOURTH I. Bilbao Zarre (7) Ii 60, 7 60, $20. 2 Arecha Perez (I) 0. 6 80, 3 Barre Echave (6) 170; 0 (7 9) 1$j,40, P. (7 8) S6.l 00; DO (7 7) 9370 FIFTH I Manolo Mugueria (3) 660. 3 60 . 3 10, 2 Erctoia Miguel (I) 5.70, 360, 3. ChuchoEchave (5) 989. 0 (1313760. p (3 1)89.10. SIXTH I Bilbao Bcngca (6) 12 0, 900, 360. 7 Cakho PereZ (1) II 10,3 10, 3 Negub Echave (2) 790; 0 (46)5960; p (6 4) 9) 90 SEVENTH - I, Echano Okoki (4) 1070, 600. 350; 7. Eddy Beitiii (1) 700. 300. 3 Urza Via (6) 0 (I 1) 31 60. P (1 II $7 00 EIGHTH - i. Manolo Mencha (2) 13 90, 770. 900; 2. Santl Aguirre (8) 810 5 00, 3 Maruri Juan (3) 70. Q - - FOXBORO, Mass. (Al') ----S.-- - i • . TALLAhASSEE AI Baker also put himself in his Baker," Mudra said. "They're to rumors the Hurricanes might Mudra said Miami is a better against Miami in the past Florida State and Miami coach's dog house by throwing similar in their style." drop football because "that team than its record Indicates, FSU's only victory last season have entrusted their offenses to three interceptions, one of Florida State and Miami are might be a rallying force for pointing to the Hurricanes was a 21.14 defeat of Miami in new quarterbacks in a game which was returned 24 yards for teams "that are both strug- them." three-point defeat by sixth. the Orange Bowl but has not that Seminole Coach Darrell the winning touchdown in a 17. gling," Mudra said. Florida State Is in fairly good - rated Oklahoma and strong beaten the Hurricanes In three Mudra calls a battle of surviv- 16 loss to Navy, Hurricane "The survival of our program shape. Mudrm, said, but running showing against No. 2 tries at home. al. Coach Carl Selmer has named and Miami' depends, at least back Leon Bright, who injured Nebraska. Significantly, perhaps, Math. Running out of chances to Frank (foyer as his starter. for a year, on coining up with a his knee against Memphis "I think it's going to be a "I don't think it makes a fine performance," he said. gain a victory that would help State, will not play. He said whale of a football game," leson was the starting quarter. erase some of sting of poor sea- whole lot of difference to our back in Lt year's MlamJi) Mudra said he hopes Miami Rudy Thomas will start in place Mudra said, sons, the Seminoles, 2-7, and the coaches whether it's Glover or players are paying no attention of Bright. Florida State has done well game. Hurricanes, 1-7, clash Saturday night at 7:30 p.m. in FSU's Homecoming game. Sullivan Elected President Of New England Patriots -_.-_..SS_ • Fvenlnti Herald. cnfnri I - IN BRIEF -- No Take No "Time Out" When Repairing Your Watc.f 581 Ri CORt41LI%o' C 4 .' W E. Broadway OIAflLJAi[ GEMOLOGiCAL INSTITUTE OF Oviedo, Fla. Ph 'Ac..cAn'l Go, Lions Go, Go, Go! L.D. PLANTE INC. AM E R I CA Ph. 365-6440 Corral 'Em Team! OVIEDO, FLA. We're Behind You, Team Make It A Win! We're all for you... Nelson & Co. A,DUDA & SONS Whee er Fert l zer l i i OVIEDO, FLORIDA 211 Magnolia Ave. Sanford Ph. 322-2581 Ph. 365-5681 OVIEDO Ph, 365-6631 �0— Evening Herald, Sanford, - FL Friday, Nov. 14 1973 __________________________ legal Notice Paces - Legal Notice 311A—DupIeXeS NOTICE ADVERTISEMENT FOR SEALED NOTICE ISHEREBY GIVEN that BIOS: 41—Houses LAKE MARY 1 OR duplex, kit 41—Hou ses - '_______ d1—Houses-- Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft 41—House's Friday, Nov. 14, 1973—SB 42—bile Homes 50—Miscellaneous for Sale .i TAFFER REALTY the Atlantic Land and Improvement Monroe heat & air, $150 per mo. Invitation To Bid: Nalici is hereby Seminole Winter Park Orlando Company on December 5, 1975, at given that the Seminole County FORREST GREENE INC ) ALL REALTY - ILL WIND SALE iSYr EllA FINANCING Req Real F''.ste Broker Cc,u'.'',,-,' U,' li,'iu?fijl new clothes, 54—arage Sales I 68—Wanted to Buy . Pli',v .1 BR, 2 bath DARE YOU TO 7 00 pm, will request the City School Board, Seminole County, 3721910 REALTOR 32)6)53 -----RAYMOPIOM BALL 1100 1 GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 25th St 322 - 2611 831- 9993 372 6455 tust arrived Christening gowns, j Per ii MAKE AN OFFER 2nd house on Dr -'S '4 Commission of the City of Sanford to Florida will receive sealed bids until 312 71 is 310.3 Orlando Drive Reg Real Estate Broker kni,suitS, baby blankets, crib sets I GIANT GARAGE & RUMMAGE Wanted to buy used — RI AL TOR Palm Or behind Lake Monroe AFTER HRS adopt a Resolution vacating a 1:00 PM, on December I, 1973 at I bedroom unfurnished, kitchen Offi0 furniture Sanf or d, 323 5700 3775641 Aft Ptrs 172fl 57 BARGAIN FIX UP- $17,500 Two 377 3911 etc. Old stock, 30 pet to 60 pcI off. SALE Any SAT.. P401 15.9 TO 5.30 -. Inn, 1293 5159 322 9204 Quantity CLASSIFIED DEPT. Portion of the Plat of M M Smith's VbhlCh time bids will be publicly equipped. air, carpeted, 195 50. 31 ? 06.15 RATES NOL L 517W 1st St Sanf story, zoned multiple family, '— Sanford — -______ -------FREE GIFT WRAPPING on new CONGREGATIONAL CHRIS ('Isselberry. Hwy Knicks To Victory Revision of his Second 5uJi',jsion, opened and read aloud In the AdultS only 372 2?96 wk ridS & SKYLINI 177 $301706 Do uble wide. '73,71's — needS a lot olfi*.up Will cut loose MOVE UP---Nice I bedroom, SAVE ON HOME FINANCING baby accessories TIAP4 CHRUCH, 24 th & PARK 41c a line ______ Payton's I thru 5 times being more particularly described Seminole County School Board BUILT LIKE C. '.'CS HOURS 60', 3 BR, 7 bath, raised front Near shopping,? OR home 117,000, for only 15,000 cash or 15,50 with central air, good settled neigh AVE Children's Wear, (Formerly as follows: . 31c a line 25 times 6 thru Miss Americal Beautiful all the way Office, 202 E. Commercial Ave screen room, c en tral air, car port terms. Large lot 3 OR home, 119,000. bortiood, $76,900 Furnished tootH Buttons 'N Bows) 2610 Hia,watha, l2iiction -, 8:00 A M. 5:30 P.M. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS In other NBA games Th urs- variety of spinning jump shots Lots 104 17$, Block A. M. M. Sanford, Florida on the around Drive by the corner of 70 th 24 C line 26 times following: awning and Skirting Good con Garage Sale- Sat. and Sun., $09 --'--------- __________ Downtown Phone 377 1301 3 BR home OPPORTUNITY KNOCKSOwner 119,300. MONDAY thru FRIDAY Smith's Revision of his Second . & Grandview Lovely) bedroom, Project Title: 32—Houses Unfurnished DeBARY- Beautiful new home. on day. Washington clipped 2 ($200 MINIMUM CHARGE) dition Payments $106 47 m ., Palm Way, Sanford Clothing . New York had a balanced at. Subdivision as recorded in moving Choice 3 bedroom, ?bath, t),jtp, huge Florida room With Micj7O'ç, SATURDAY 9-Noon Plat Lake Jasime, 3 BR, 2 bath, family DRAINAGE PROJECT FOR by S,ivngs & I oars 37) 3 Lines Minimum Earl Monroe has a good Boston 110-107, Phoenix nipped tack with Bill Bradley scoring Book 1, Page 101, toots, radial arm saw, rock saw Mahogany (abnet, contains Tv, family room, w w carpet, in 351 BR homes I,ii,,n(,'d at lireplace Swimming room, central heat & air, wall to S Public Records in LYMAN HIGH SCHOOL pool, patio, Ml%l Bedroom, renovated, unfurnished radio, stereo, all working. Best and misc. items. Phone 377 $100 a pcI infrrt'.l wound POOL 179,900 point: you can't score from the Seattle 106-103 and Golde"tState 17 points, Spencer Haywood . and for Seminola County. Florida, washer, dryer, dishwasher. has 16 DRAINAGE PROJECT FOR wall carpeting, double garage in a house, $135 monthly. No ap offer.3flI$g, bench. rveryttiing 139.000 3?) 9110 defeated Chicago 9-87. l' 'rr Itj Hall Pe,iIt ,, neighborhood 01 fine homes . Only HIGH FRIDAY 7:30p.m. GARAGE SALE, SAT. 5. SUN. Nov DEADLINES SCHOOL, Walt Frazier 14 and John Gia together with the portion of the CROOMS p4 lances. Damage deposit. Adults. 43—Lots-Acreage WANT WITT REALTY platted streets lying South of 701h SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA TO SEE A WONDER AT S.451000 15 5 16 9 until -6 Geneva. On Call after 3 p.m. 377.3464 in the only American Bask&t. aelli 13. Houston's Mike Newlin Street known as Roosevelt Aveiue. PFAI TOP 171 5771 Peg Real Estate Broker 371 0610 "1 only played live minutes, Early American Hide. a Bed, WORK' Place a Classified Act in Name of Owner: The Seminole Lake Geneva Drive Follow signs Larry Saxon, Realtor Noon The Dog Before Publication ball Association game played, took scoring honors with 26 Mulberry Avenue and the unnamed County School Board Several other couches & tilt back the F yr-ring Herald liyl 37357)3; 327 274., 373 7195 79 Acres near Markham and 3.49 " Large 3 bedroom house, 132$ Stemper Realty Monroesaid,explainiswhyhe San Antonio crushed FOR RENT platted street betw chairs, Small refrigerator, C olor & e en said streets back yard, Virginia Longwood Project Location: Seminole Mellonviite; fenced Road Call $ po ints, I) MU ____________________ while Murphy LICkICd OFFICE & STORE BUILDINGS only took two shots from the Sundcaj - Noon Fridj contiguous to said Lots. black & white TV's, lawn sun dial Central cr($,5' BY OWNER-- IdylIwilde, I OR. V SANFORD Flea Market County, Florida Available Nov. 51h. 1775 month days or after S p m Call 372 124-100. and Joe ALSO STORAGE SPACE Meriweather - 55 oats & Accessories and Rudy baths, field and scored .hree PCulfltS in M UL TIPLE LISTING REALTOR on Stand. Automatic wind veloc ity City Commission 30's30' family room, with Place For Receipt Of Bids: Alt plys $100 security deposit. Phone ----Open Knicks IOL Rockets 102 125 UP PER MO Two Lots. -West Santa FHA VA Renewed Homes, Very low of the City of Tornjanovich had 21 each, 377 199$ Ilrepla(e&Wetbar,formaldlfling indicator & Controls, lawn table bids are to be delivered to the 901 357 9365 the opening half of Thursday 1919S French I SATURDAY . down, no Phone 321 closing costs 0179 pl umbrella, lawn mower, all kind s Sanford, Florida AND SUNDAY, 9tOS us large breakfast room. Lod% three 1i 1l ' 3721311,372 1196,372 19$i Superintendent of Schools in the Bullets 110, Celtics OBSON MARINE IOi —. --_________ __________ night's National Basketball FURNISHED APARTMENTS After 530 p m Eggs SI per flat (7' dog ) of ettras *35.000 371 0711 3 Bedroom, 2 bath, carpet, double By: Rosa M. Rutundo of mechanic's brand new tools. 377)9 59,3771164 School Board Office, 707 E. Corn. 2977 H wy I? first pe riod , solfir __________________ figured I would Washington's Wes Unseld FOR RENT,USUP sociaticln game with the Hotis____ I'.,miies cast of I Ion Hwy 46 aluminum awning windows, and Deputy City Clerk carport, nice yard. In quiet neigh mercial Ave.. A Reduced to 113,500. 3 BR. corn Sanford, Florida 3725961 -sitouttherestol the first half," and Elvin Hayes sank free 'T JOHNS RIVER- Near DeBary, — (behind Hwy 16 Auction Gallery) al rid. o Publish: Nov. 14, 71, 1915 borhood, $225. month plus .ellanecs ,,errs, Time For Re ceipt Of Bids: Bids the ton Rockets. kids flutqrow 24—Business Opportunities 4—Personals mercial Zoning in good residential SWno set or Small LARGE HOME (tote to downtown, atmot an acre of river front With etc Monroe said. "But in the third throws in the final 12 seconds to DE l' 77 HIGHWAY 16 FLEA MARKET IS' Sabre float & Trailer, 50 HP security deposit. *31 3691 or $31 area shall be received until 1:00 P.M on bicycle' Sell thr- idle items with -. - . made into 7 apartments, upstairs beautiful trees, great fishing. --,, Evinrude, 2 Complete ski Outfits. 6300 December I. 197$ ,sn ad To place your ad call A wt ' The Pearl" saw quite a bit period,! could go out and play give the Bullets a narrow " 1 PVI( I III YOND is furnished. 2 furnished apartOwner says "submit offers FACED WITH A DRINKING $1,000. 32) 557$ after 7 p.m. & wkNo qualifying, Assume or will ProieclScop.&Confrfion. The NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE ,nuir friendly Cl.1ss,Iied qal at the Dell's Auction THE ( Off l RAC I" Taxi Cab Business & related fri's more action in the final two pe- my game." ments in rear All in good rep4ir, 51--HousehokJ Goods CALL NOW PROBLEM victory over Boston. The nd s. RENT-PURCHASE PLAN I'rralcl lfl 2611 or 5)) 9993 NOT ICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that protects generally Consist of laying 101, consider land contract, We have thIse Call owner, 90.1 253 2572 Only 519 I AKE MARYBeautiful Perhaps Alcoholic Anonymous lakefront ______________________ nods, winding up with 23 points Monroe, guarded mostly by Celtics rallied in the final by virtue nt that certain Writ of pipe and the construction of some Modern Clean 3 bedroom homes, t'lw' 46. .Vest Sanford two, 3 OR, I': bath WALK TO SHOPPING, the perfect 2 lot ona peninsula for unobstrixted Can Help family room, garage, carpets. 323 5620 while leading the Knicks to a Houston's Calvin Murphy, took period, pulling from an 89-75 Execution issued out of and under catch basins and manholes with BR, I bath home for the retired or V-1-1, Call 173 ISV _-lrc 531.5772 i n, 7 bath, mm. farm, mother in young couple Near hospital, close 108-102 sictory, their first after the 5-foot-10 guard deep inside deficit going into the quarter to the seas of the County Court of rotated Site Work as set forth in the Rentals Write P.O. Box 1713 , r 7.; 'i', "i','ii."" CLIFF JORDAN. REALTOR i'f I r'r"j C i'r',< j apt County. Florida, upon a trial Documents F orrest Greene, Inc. to Lake Monroe, Back yard fenced five straight losses, time and again, scoring on a just one point down, 108-107, Orange Sanford, Florida 32771 75--Recreational Vehicles PL;,L1yINC Walnut Consie Piaoo p'i$ition, needle, front and Stenstrom judgment rendered in the aforesaid has Place(s) For Examining Bidding Some fruit trees Priced at $3065)) REALTORS George OSTEEN1 Bedroom. $110 per 2Sth,3 Stick, 313 1750 liittiy ' elelu,,' '. , 'A'nq mitrpi,ne onIy$19,900, court on the 5th day c,fctor,A Documents: Bidders may review with 19 seconds remaining Crank Realty, Realtor 29—Rooms PPione3fl.5105 month. SCHUREN REALTY, HAL COL BERT.REALTOR Pafhfincjer, Pr,p up Ciroper. new Pity hatitn-e' of %If or 10 uayments 1973, in that certain case entitled, the Documents at thi `following Lecithin! Vinegar! 861 Kelp! Novi 830 6061 Realtors, 322 1307 SEMINOLE CO Acreage tracts, SE LMAwILLIAMS.i6ssociate Cf $5 SP* as before Unseld and Hayes Greater Orlando Development, i,., places: _vinyl°p Sleeps) 5,1500 323 5311 all four In one capsule. Ask lot KayAmplifier& GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY. For Man or woman 10 share Evet. 372 OóIlor )fl 1517 small and large 17.000 per acre succcessfully hit from the free Fla corp. Plaintiff, vs Robert G. • Realty • Owner ANORO SEWING CENTER 3 brdm. house on 11th St I Seminole County School V86 + Fausts Drugs. the home owner, investor and the i-Bedroom, I", baths, on lake; ihag Steel Guitar my home and expenses And up Terry Really, Realtor, 67$ Fie? FIrst, Downtown years old, 7 storage sheds, car ' Board Office throw line. Phil Chenier, who Feather, Defendant, which — Stars Continue cirr,,im'r 3 49 Sati carpet. Reasonable rent. Phone TAX CREDIT Applies 76—Auto Parts 071 1 Phn 371 0)l9ar.ytiir.e 'lfl 0 Fv" tfiO 1I port, nice yard with tree 41 nl ARL YOU TROUBLED7 TROUBLED (MI id Writ of E- *"ut,on 70? F (oruerciat Ae F,H A .cored 10 points m the final frirp 323 9090 on tre' two new homes, Now i Call t KNOCK' Only one no(k? Must be apprced or ('in assume present 1 Free, 6442027 for "We Care— Sanford. Florida 37771 areS'- Sleeping Rooms, air conditioned. Olrt'J to me as Sheriff of the time to TRADE UP without quarter, paced Washington S Draperies for Frh Door, ' Opportunity Nice) OR home with fice Supplies pet mortgage Total 127.500. Ph Reconditioned Batteries, Documents will be at local "Hotline." Adults or Teens. W. Garnett White eminole County, Florida and I 95 46—,Cornrnercial Properly Lined 2-Bedroom house, living room, waiting to sell your present home, Men only ifl 7229. .111 Myrtle ri)7•, figured, traverse rods. & 305377 with 24 points and Dave Bing have levied upon the following Planrooms for bidders to review. garage & workshop. Almost a full 1593 exchanq REEL'S BODY SHOP, P-1 Peal U'.tatn flrn dining room, separate garage Owner offering these Ave. 372 73, pins. homes for . 64 Due to the fact that my wife left my acre with fenced rear yard. so $109 S. IIA'J A Place(s) £ Date For Obtaining 111 in 1 les S Office Furniture s Streak added 22, while Boston's t15ct)ed proper tv owned byRobert 511$ month plus security deposit. )("M I RIDER, ;ioc " LAXEMARyOLVt) TRADE, ASSUMPTION, or 2ND 120'frontage 'lo,se located on Id 21 Harden bed and board Sept. 1, 1975, will your horse won't roam. Paneled --------And Business Machines 6. Feather, said property being Bidding Documents: Bidders may Phone 171.1649. Pc. sectional. Spanish style With MORTGAGE fo qualified buyers uS' deepona corner site ISMsq Charlie Scott led all scorers located In Seminole County, subdivision 1t St 51.500 Ph In no longer be responsible for any kitchen and family room. $21,500 3044iar1ments Unfurnished matching ped estal commodes and ________ .Phone 372 1121 If Florida, obtain Documents by phoning the 78—torcyc1es ft of tuilding lonen for offices, 4417 debts incurred by anyone else ,_--wi th 29, _________________________ office of the Architect requesting more particularly described as fu tagon cocktail table, all slate oc $ 49.900, FORREST GREENE other than me. 33—Houses Furnished SHOW I TELLI This Showplace rther information. (373 1719 or U2 follows: Ml c REALTORS Used office furniture Suns 1%, SuperSonics 103 You want to Buy orSell fops. 1700 or best offer. 323 7150 or Easy friendly living. Come ion us INC .REALTORS, 37)f)53 197 7HONDA3SOCHOPPEP Delbert J. Euga tells Its own story, 3 OR well kept 541? after November Ii, InS.) In Real Estate after 6pm. call 3731150. The 1.3 interest of Robert FRANKLIN ARMS APTS Rent Boston; 0-6 MOSSIE C. BATEMAN 4433. eves 372 19 321.0041 Good Condition ISSO With Phoenix leading 104.103, Wood or home on large corner lot. Nicely steel desks (executive desk Specified Bonds: The successful Feather in Lots 17, 27 25 17 DELTONA HOMES from $114 mo 3236450. 71 W e will provide the is ALCOHOL A PROBLEM Phone 32) 9075 KULP DECORATORS — the Suns' Paul Westphal i,, landscaped 1. chairs, secretarial desks & Reg Range, carpeting, Real Estate Broker BY OWNER- 2 Bedroom, 1 bath, Profession al Service IS. 19 , and 90, Lake Markham Bidder shall provide a Performance, IN YOUR FAMILY? lh THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Chicago Black Hawks played to 109W IstSl.l22 1 plaster 7 35 arvt panel ,,,al? $72,930 Chairs, strai3ht chairs, filing Motorcycle Iflurar blocked a Slick Watts shot and Estates, Plat Book II, pages 60 and Payment and Guarantee Contract Large) room apt., shade trees, frcnt I Ildrm , closed porch, $130 107W Commercial completely furnished Approx I AL ANON We Buy I ,'rntijr cabinets, as is Cash a a 5-5 tie and the Los Angeles Pu 3?? 7t51 3227643 Carry. BLAIR AGENCY street entrance, includes utilities 2 Bar., porch, carport, washing acre lot. 1317 Elm 110,500. 323 Phoenix recovered. Keith 61, Seminole County, Florida, Bonda5Pr0jl5e$forthinthe For families or friends of Problem The Minnesota North Stars ItOLI'S -3 34M 322- 2420 Anytime Call after 6 p rn., 323 9519. machine Clean, 1150 Kings nipped the New York Erickson was then fouled in- subject to liens, mortgages and Specifications drink er s. 5755. Casselbery, 11 2. !30 4106 SANFORD.3 Bedroom, 7 bath Date, Time And Place are the Minnesota No-Stars in Islanders 4-3. other encumbrances, whatever they For lfldrm,, new WW carpet, new LR SO—Miscella neous for Sale 52—Appliances ----------For further information call 173-4357 home, c en tral heat & air, fenced 3 Bedroom. 7 44 -______________ _______________ Your MLS Agency Ravenna Park tentionally, but he sank both may be. Opening 0 Seated Bids; All bid$ CLASSIFIED AVERTISING furniture. Separate dining area. bath house, family or write Boston Garden. Red Wings 6, Scouts 3 yard l —TruckTraj,, 7 blocks from Lake Monroe. Sheriff of must be received and MOVES MOUNTAINS and the undersigned as Very attractive, 116$. room Over) acres. with barn. On free throws to ice the Suns' 0c 62—Lawn-Gard en 3 Bedroom. 1' bath home in cx opened in a Sanford Al Anon Family Group P.O. ______________________ WILSON MAIER Fi.JRPIITURE REALTORS QUALITY APPLIANCES AT ________________________ 2565 Park Dr, Zoned agricultural, 176.000. They 've never won a game in Of Merchandise Every Day Canal St Rookie Dennis Polonich tory over Seattle. Dick Van SeminoleCounty, Florida, will at meeting at the Seminole County . Slavia 345 6317 cellent Carpet, area screened Box 553. Sanford, Fla 3771$ BUY-SELL- TRADE BARGAIN PRICES SANFORD 1969 Dtun, small pIck up, new CALL NOW Try One' Boston and continued their bit. scored th e first two goals of his 11.00 A M . on the 5th day of School Board Office on the 1st day of ----- .Security deposit NO pets and other ettrat 600(1 ' 311131SF F rsl St I s r', ?ransm30 cltJCh. battery, 372 5477ALJCTiOp, 373 7)aO '"''1 Z- 1 ,:! LAKE MAR Y SUNLAND 3 Bedroom, 1i;bath Arsdale led PhoenIx with 20 December, AD. 1975, offer for sale December 1975 at FOOP.M enclosed fuel MARRIAGES school Only $14,000 liT v! (.." 1. Cl .t'r$ I i:-.) 1/ is? S, 571 1010 ter Garden frustration by drop. NHL career In the first period pomp, good Cheap trans. for $550 42—/biIe Homes home neslid under shady trees and sell to the highest bidder, for in a sealed envelope plainly markedPerformed by Marilyn, Notary, points while Bruoe Seals and BAMBOO COVE APIS Large 3 bedroOm, 7 baths, o. large 171,t,smfl KENMORE WASHER, PrtS, FULLER BRUSH 3730061, Country style kitchen, central heat ping a 6-0 National Hockey and Detroit went on to cash. subject to any and all existing on the outside "Proposal' and the Ocala 901 732 U61 or 732 5773. Small frame cottage, partially lot. Wall to wall car pe t. 525.900. Service, used machines ____________________ 377 1917 beat Ltonard Gray scored 24 and CailBart Real Estate & air, VA terms apartments, available, bedroom 00 One 5. 7 121.0 , leins, at the Front (West) Door of the titl e of the work, the date and the League decision to the Bruins Kansas City. The victory was points, furnished, south of D*'flary $100 -MOONEY APPLIANCES 0697 Ter ms NELSOP4SFLORIDA POSES '73 Ford LEETLIPIE Double wide new. respectively, for the Su. Seminole County Courthouse in name of the bidder. The Seminole furnished or unfurnished. Newly WE TAKE TRADES F-tOO Range Custom StyIc. RUGER BLACK HAUK per month plus 'i,'rty 864 5147 Thursday night, — '.','rMdrtjff'% G.srcicn Cer.'er central ar, raised front Scree. — Side Pick up, by Owner, %2,9W the second in a row for the Red perSonics. & Found 5—Lost______________ redecorated. Come see. 300 E. Beautiful kitchen and 3 bedroom KENMORE DRYER Sanford, Florida. the above County School Board reserves the JS7Magrium with Holster *0) Celery Ave .Sanford As usual, the North Stars Phone 377 19.4. Wings, their first back-to-back Ar.ort Blvd Sanford 32) 1310 4 BR, 3 baths. PLUS a built fl home, close to Schools and right to reject any or-all Bids 190 ____________________ described personal property. Phone 327 6535 plelely set up Near 436 5 Il 92 Warriors 98, Bulls * "Get 'Em * Homes couldn't do anything right up victories since Feb. 22 last seareceived apartment,alsoaden,abasement 34—M'biie and Phone)?) Shopping, 121.000. 0747 or to waive any In. LOSTThat said sale is being made to Man's glasses, dark Offered by Savings, & K itChen Bathroom Cabinets, and a large garage All this on an 'Loan frames.- on old Lake Mary Road 80—Autos for Sale Held scoreless in the first satisfy the terms of said Writ of formalitiesin the bidding. No bids Ridgewood Arms -64—Equipment for Rent there while the Bruins were son, when they defeated At. 11.54 per $ month 373 6051 * They're Hot" * aire of land for 5*5.000 Counter tops. Sinks Installation 191) Westinghouse 20 Cu. ft. frost shall be withdrawn for a period of o Nice 7 mobile bedroom home. 1123 Execution. Builder or DeveloperExceptional 32? 746 P 0 Box 115. Lake Mary Spacious I, Apts BR . three period, 7 & 3 1 & 2 free Rick Barry exploded for upright 311 doing everything they pleased lanta 4-3 to rack up freezer, clean, like available, Bud CabeIl 3720052 calendar days Subsequent to the ma. Located in Longwood $30 d buy in building lots just for enough John E. Polk, Baths Tennis, swimming, play PICA Barrington, double wide, new, 21' x new, Just for you. Phone 3777117 Rent Blue Lustre Electric Carpet 1973 Gold Duster. honeydew with a rural area No down anytime Opening of Bids without consent of from town Including three shorthanded straight triumphs, a season 38 points to lead Gold State past $650. Sheriff Forrest Greene, Inc. beige interior, automatic, air. 60'. central air, large raised ground, recreation room, laundry for only 51.50 per day. after s p rn payment, monthly payments less Ct'Jki Care the Board. Chicago. It was the Warriors' Seminole County, Florida goals, two by Brian Forbes. peak. very low mileage. Car like new, screen patio. carport, Skirting, room & clubhouse. From $135 mo Ct.PPOLL'S FURNITURE Nice one bedroom trailer, on lprge than rent Government subsidized T *0 10 gal Rheem water heaters, 37 3 6 3 53 SEE US TODAY REALTORS 't0 i't'3 12.795. Call Don Pope, 327-1651 fifth straight victory and their Pubiih: Nov. II. 21. 25. Dec S. 1975 Dated this 11th day of November, A BABY'S WORLD Care for nfarits SMALL APPLIANCES 7510 Ridgewood Ave , Sanford. PH wood grain to qualified buy er s Call to "I don't think we extended lapsed siding, private lot. $12S 'no Adults only. good Canadlens 5 Penguins 4 see if for natural gas. 555 each Never 191$ DE T.fl Dealer. loc ation, with trees Offer ed by 323 6420. REPAIRED 323 0161. to age? only Next t new Drivers' You quality' ourselves hard tonight1" said __________________________ The Seminole County used. 3735600 days or 3195)73 CHULUOTA- 7 bedroom, 7 bath. Yvan Cournoyer scored the seventh against two losses. 65—Pets-Supplies Savings & Loan, Payments, VJOS Sanford Ave )2J 93 7;) License Bureau 3226613 M. UNSWORTH REALTY Fla. room, air, kitc hen equipped.III) after S P m. ,Two ApIs.. 1 or 2 bedroom, unfurn & 1973, 13' wide, I BR, furnished, with School Board Boston Coach Don Cherry, last three goals of the game, '49 WiIlys Jeep Universal, mo 3736051 Reg Real Estate Broker I we.l purs 124, Squires 100 NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE S Mr. R. G. Feather, turn Both ac w w carpet, $100 carpet, drapes etc. Corner, ten REALTORS Chihuahua Pups, AKC AC, AdultS, $115 Security deposit "We'll have a better test in At- carrying Montreal over Pitts. 10 PENCILS with na e in gold. drive, worn hubs, tow bar, au m 503W. 1st St NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that ced, 53_.'pJ.Radjo-Stireo citrus. Chairman Must damage deposit. $US 'no. 373 4319 sell. 122,500 Pelite. Asmatic Type Scoring Branch 0111cc No 9—Good Things to Eat 12 straight points Lite 1 327 59)9 3 BR. Mobile Home 1150. Remit with order to iSA, running oear good condition. 372 lanLa Saturday night. It's on the burgh. by virtue of that certain Writ of T er ms Chuluota Realty, 363 3257 after 5:30 pm. S. Mr. W. P Layer, -- 7621 Orlando Drive 6 Wks ,$75 3435057 Furnished , 12.500 372.1302 I 7421 Curry Ford Road, Orlando, Cournoyer, who had in the first period, San Antonio 37 after 5 p.m or any time ) 3 or 373 051 Execution 7 eves, issued out of or 3&S 5914 and under Superintendent WEKIVA RIVER- Adult park road and they're a pretty good played sparingly In the first Cccr 'TV'S from 550. 115W. from 372 5247 'Green Beans, U Pick $3 4 per flu Wtk Fla , 37506 DeBary- Adults, 1 OR. air; close to Pebroke open the seal of the County Court of Publish' Nov. 11. 17. 21, 1973 the game offering and never fishing, canoeing and Free Kittens Wearied 8. Litter -$15. Service all makes HERBS' club." Farm on Lake Monroe Road, nod, brought Montreal into a 3- trailed I— - stores, churches. Ideal for retired Seminole County, Florida, upon DET.75 convenience store. Surrounded by trar'ed S *ks 3234 Perfect 2nd car, '6.4 Fainlarse Station in handing Virginia its a TV, 1700 S. French, 373173.1. across from Baptist Church Cherry was Impressed with 3 tie and later a 4-4 tie wi th si final Judgment rendered in ______________________________ persons 6.6$ 6aM or 777 5051 beautifu. oak and cypress trees Wagon, 6 cyl., new Inspection, new Herbert Russell. 372 xth consecutive 7731. defeat and theaforesaldcourtanfhelthdayof Forbes' work. Not only did he second-period goals, then 327 .1470 tires 5195 371 0215 Dealer COLOR TV, III 95MONTH Livestock- Poultry 11th loss in its last 12 games. May. A . D.1975, in that certaIn case RENTAL PURCHASE PLAN Cucumbers for pickes, $3 bu. You 31—Apartments Furnished score the two goals, but was a scored the Wi winner at 4:07 of the Billy Paultz led the Spurs with entitled, Sport's Shop, Inc. Plaintiff, FICTITIOUS NAME 6U100$ I965 VW Pick. East on Hwy 46. Right on S. 35--Mobile Home Lots — Notice 'S hereby given that I am valuable asset to the Bruins as final period. I Sow. 1 boar and 2 wean vs James L. Williams, Defendant, weaning pigs, New Inspection, $4 50 Cameron , 3rd house on right. 37) ------21 6 room apt, downstairs, parTly points while James Silas and which aforesaid Writ 1160. ID big rabbits and cages, $50 of Execution engaged in business at 3751 Malaya a penalty-killer. And there were 217W. liPs St. 3771910 Flyers 5, Black Ha wks 5 furnished, fenced yard. 1)00 mo of Trail, Oviedo :2765, Seminole 54--Garage Sales ____ )n, acre wooded motile some site or $3 50 each; Chickens and ef,,,b. George Gervin added ) each as was delivered to me — as Sheriff plenty of penalties to kill. Dave Schultz's goal early In 327033i 17 50 each Call after sprn.' rn. 1975 Cadillac Coupe DeVille, with well, septic & electicity. West Oranges, Grapefruit, satsuma. San Antonio posted its fourth Seminole County. Florida, arid I County. Florida under the fictitious 9,000 "This could be the making of the third period capped a Garage Sale- Saturday, 1:30 to S. 1723. of Sanford on paved road. Mt. have levied upon the following name of PALM VALLEY MOBILE mites; must sacrifice, 6750503 Ij agelosand Lemons Phila- win in a row, SANMOPARK, 1. 7, 3 bedroOth 300 South Sunland Drive. Fur • to Dora schools, Available Now 13. described property owned by James HOME SALES, and that-I WUn Forbes as a penalty killer," delphia comeback from a 4O R. U. Hutchison, 372-1051 days or 5425250 evenings, fralte'r opts Adult 1. family park, RABBITS- I Does. 70 cages; all for L Williams, said property being register said name with the Clerk of niture, toys, clothing, misc. items *40 per month. Write. Paul D. Cherry said. "The goals were deficit and e na bl ed the Flye rs Weekly. 3515 Hwy 17 92, Sanford. $IQ the Circuit Court, Seminole County. or will sell - located in Seminole County, Florida, NAVEL ORANGES Wrfte, 250) S. State, Ann Arbor, separate. Phone . 32) 1930, Any Car— YARD & RUMMAGE SALE: Sat., just gravy. He played wi th a lot to salvage a tie with Chicago. TX? 444' more particularly described as Florida in accordance with the *2,50 BUSHEL Mich. 15104. • Nov is, — 9 a. m No Money Down provisions un of the Fictitious Name br 7 of confidence . When he killed Bedrooms Adults only follows, 322.6733 or in 0362 Kings 4, Islanders 3 Ill CHURCH OF 'AlTil GOOD CREDIT GOD, Statutes, To Wit. Section $65 0' PARK A yE NUE MOBILE PARK FICTITIOUS One (I) $970 Continental, 2 door NAME penalties before, hedjds't Corner Holly & 22nd. Center Julia W'diiig scored SOW FOR SALE For Example Navel Oranges, 17 50 — 7515 Park Drive, $10 up. Notice i$hercby given that we are ID No OYS1AU23061, Title No. . Florida Statutes 1957. Real Estate to have a lot of confidence," Approximately 1965 Valiant, e Cyl. stand. ISO lbs Juice Oranges. s1 50 5: Gunnar J. WaIIs.chtaeger with S:O7 left to Play to lead Los engaged in business at Rd 7 Box 1319391 Yard Sale, Sat. & Sun , 10 to 5, PhOOi')?? CSi) 1964 Falrlane, 6 cyt ,sj'o e,tri AVALON APARTMENTS Your Container 322 SIll Publjri Oct 21, 31, Nov '. ii. ins In the other NHL games, the Angeles Kings to a comeback 527A Maitland, land, 37731, Seminole being stored at Ratliff & Sorts in 1975 corner of Fifth and Palmetto. clean, ADULTS, NO PETS Detroit Red Wings beat the victory over the New c*i County, Florida under the fictitious Sanford, Flo'ida. Additional in. DES 110 Furniture, TV, tent, girl's bike, old 1971 Duster, 6 Cyl., stano If you are having difficulty finding a 116W Ind St 41—Houses name of 68—Wanted to Buy REF RIG. A MA TIC formation available from the Civil books and misc. Kansas City Scouts 6-3; the Islanders. The Kings struck for SERVICES, and that place to live, car to drive, a lob, or 1 1970 Hornet, 4 cyl., Stand . 36.000 NOW LEASIN6 we intend to Division of the Seminole County some Service you have need of. original miles Montreal Canadiens trimmed three goals In the final period to register said name with the Clerk of Sheriff s Department. YARD SALE-Sat, Nov 13, New, modern, I story efficiency reid all our want ads ei.ery day . Torino, 302 enu.. auto, We Bu 1 Buy fit Furnit ur the Thttsburgh PenguIns 5-4; gain their first victory over the the Circuit Court. Seminole County, and the undersigned as Sheriff f ADVERTISEMENT FOR New Block Home ure e Bargains Galore. West 1st apartments, attractively fur. 1969 Monterey Wagon, like new ______ - - -Florida in accordance with the Seminole County, Florida, will at SEALED -. St. Turn south at Fleet rushed, conveniently located and Reserve e th Philadelphia Flyers and Islanders In four meetings. Manyotherstocpiose frm DAVES')?) 9370 provisI 11.00 AM, on the 1st day of BIDS: of the Fictitious Name Bldg. on to Bevier Rd., last house 18-4elp Wanted beautifully landscaped. $135 mo Statutes, To.WIt: Sec,'sn ss.o, December. A . D. 1915, offer for sale on right, 3326357, Call between 510 3. For In. InvitltionToSid: Noticelshereby Chico & The Man — CASH 322.4132 Florida Statutes 1957. and sell to the highest bidder, for formation call 3270701. Interest Credit Help wanted, part For used furniture. appliances, given that the Seminole Ccunty time waitress 1) MULTIFAMILY YARD SALE, 5: John Bos Wilson cash, subject to any and all existing Jct 1797&427 Lcn.3woo<1 to 7. Experienced Call 323 0963 1 tOOtS, t'c Buie I or li -terns School Board. Seminole County, Friday & Saturday, 10 Iii 5 Fur. John A . Bowman Jr. feint, at the Front (West) Door of th Bedroom'S kitchen apt., mature crnrri neat aria air, Denver Spurs between 2 to 6. Call 373 1570 or 531 .1605 41 to niture, TV, Dishes. Dike. Toys, Larry's Mdrt, 215 Sanford Ave. Florida will receive sealed bids until w ail to wall car pe t. brick finish, Publiij'i, Nov. 14. 21, 25. Dec. s. 1975 Seminole County Courthouse In person; phone, washing above 1:00 P M or. December I, 1975 at etc. Corner Summerlin 5 Forest DET-72, Slum mum overhang, large corner Sanford, Florida, the privileges No deposits $60 plus 1973 Plymouth Vaulan$,I Cocktail Waitress For Weekends Wanted to Buy, door sedan, Which time bids will b.s publicly Dr. described personal property Of on pa,cd road 125,100-- 10 pct utilities 3727950. Apply M.orningi, Club Diamond tow mileage. By owner, 12,4(e) 6' Sliding Glass Door, FICTITIOUS NAME Trial said sale is being made to opened and read aloud in trie 5.sn Immediate occupancy Hwy 1791, DeBary Phone $317333. 372 $791) Carport Sate, Nov. II, 15 $17 Hays Room apt.. all utilities turn, $10 p., Seminole County School Board Notice IS hereby given that I am satisly the terms of said Writ of Lose Dr., Sanford. Antiques. ap 10 Toros JOHNNY WALKER wk. or $130 per mo. $4.3 de'p. $01 Office, 702 E Commercial Ave Live in housekeeper, for motherless engaged in business at 136 Execution Wanted to buy, new or used fur- 1977 Otdsmcbmte Delta SI, fully pliances. plants, jewelry, kflitk Sanford, Florida on the following: Magnolia Ave. 3720211. Altamonte Blvd., Altamonte John E. Polk, GIZPIEPAL CONTRACTOR child. Call after 6 p m. 372 ni?ure by piece or house full. Call equipped, Pay equity & like over knacks, (loth Project Title: By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Springs, Seminole County, Florida Sheriff REAL ESTATE, INC 322 7372 after I p m. Vaclav Nedomansky led paymentS 01*7309 223 4169 ..rge 1 bedroom, $100; large 2 Mature woman for light tIousiwork LAND FILL PROJECT FOR under thefictitious name of MAN Seminole County, Florida ___ bedroom, $110; water furnished. 322-6457 The Denver Spits haven't shelling and I care at on semi invalid, evenings SEMINOLE HIGH SCHOOL, Denver's Publish: Nov. 7, 11. 21, 75, 197$ ABOUT TOWN, and that i ifltCflj to conveniently Iocled. 332.4117, and weekendSL Send complete SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA been scoring much of late and belea gu red goalmoutti, register said name with the Clerk of DE T 25 , resume to Box 591. Name of Owner: this The c 0 Evening Seminole the Circuit Court. Seminole County, as a result, haven't been win, knocking In five shots, Efficiency Apartment Herald, P.O. County School Board Box 1637. Sanford. Florida in accordance with ttse $20 Week "I Just play every game the Project Location: SANFORD, If provisions of the Fictitious Name IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 611 S. Park Phone 323 1796, you are not satisfied with your 4.j They finally started scoring same way," said Nedoman.ky, Statutes, To Wit. Section 16$ 09 E IGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CfR FLORIDA present position c.sII Mr Dadds at A Bedroom apartment, partly fur CUlT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Place For Receipt of Bids: All Florida Statutes 1957. Thursday night - but still shrugging off his smnan $47 3115. COUNTY, FLORIDA Bids are to be deliveqnd to the rushed' couple only. 3723767 days. _____________________________ S. Elizabeth Martin Patio Apartments aren't winning, performance. CIVIL ACTION NO. 754371-CA Ct-A SuLernterirnl of 3'i2 0911 evefling% Publish Oct 31. Nov 7. II, 21, 1915 n trie Houseclean, .i I Houseclean", I day a week Own E COMBAPiK CASSELBERRY, a The Spurs whacked in eight STUDIO 1, 2. 3 Shool Board Office, 702 E Corn After finally getting an ex- DES 150 transportation, References, Florida banking corporation, MONTHLY RENTALS mercial Ave. Sanford, Florida. BEDROOM SUITES goals, but their defense was steady. 3730536 . plosive 3cor'tnggame out of AVAILABLE Plaintiff, Time for Receipt of Bids: Bids FICTITIOUSN AME 2 BEDROOM plorable and that cost them an team and still losing, Denver — $150 $173 Color TV thallbe received until 100 P.M on Notice is hereby given that I am VS. AVON TOWNHOUSES Sanora is . E DWARD L. HARRIS and December I. 1975 family-oriented, residential community 11-8 decision to the Toronto Coach Jean Guy Talbot was QUALITY INN NORTH Want to earn Extra Xmat money? emibral Heal & .5r Coni i;' -i.nj engaged in business at 100 North Need help on ?hat Saturjav icb' 90cf00rapr, Ph by .'unsonCockayne ELEANOR L. HARRIS, his wife. I If. SR 171, Longwooct Toros in a wide-open World slightly shehishocked. VOn free f'SIrTate's, Call Carl Call 644 3019. Maple, Sanford 32771, Seminole Panting door, endC'ws hung, combination of luxury features F-re wr'ai og p"o?os reasonably moneysaving opportunities you have to see project generally consists of County, Florida under the fictitious and JAMES E.CRISP,asingleman, Concrete work. etc. By the hour cc Harris, at SEARS in Sanford. 372 Lake Mary- Clean furnishet pq.i Puie 37)836.4 Hockey Association game. man, FROM In the other WHA games, the name of Nurses; RN's LPN's; Aides; Aide. clearing and filling a low area 1771. for yourself. SEMINOLE VELO SHOP, when you by the job 322 9365 125 apartment for working man Ority a home at Sanora, just "it was a defenseman's Winnipeg Jets stopped the Cal- and that I intend to register said at what you get. Defendants, Companion; Needed immediately. located on the Seninole High School $95 Phone 377.39O NOTICEOFACTION AIR 671063t BUDDY'S Site wtslchis about six acres Itmuit CONDITIONING, nightmare and a goaltender's Pry Cowboys 4-2 and the s HOME na me with the Clerk of the Circuit TO JAMES 1505 W. 25th St. IMPROVE E. CRISP )ne & Two bedroom apartments REFRIGERATION. then MENT ALL TYPES OF CAP be year 's family membership to seeded DUCT Court, Seminole County.,FlorIcla in nightmare," noted Toronto Diego Mariners- whipped the SANFORD Last Known Address: carpeted, air. turn S unfurn. $95 WORK 21 hour service All PEP4TRY AND REPAIRS 377 Place(s) For Examing Bidding — " ING PL"I) fl accordance with the provisions Coach Bobby Braun. 1570 Hilltop Road Cleveland Crusaders 3-I. rakes up 322 1510 1335 DYKES AIR CON Documents: Biddort may review 1 'thrr', ,',4''r 4 Ci!,,'r 1% Si rr 10 fise FktIti0u Name Statutes, To 322.2090 Casselberry, Florida 72701 Dl ii:',', i: ¶"r' the Documents at the fohlO*.flr) P.s,x ,'t $'(tinj, $6509 Florida Statutes 1?) ól !'rafttSionalIy Managed SOLAR HEATING AND WATER YOU ARE NOTIFIED that a places: _ ____________ ;csi IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 31 A—iplexes By PURIFICATION SYSTEMS Complaint to Foreclose Mortgage S: Jay J. Bolton Seminole County School EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. Call Phil Gonzalez 305 313 3939 Board Office Publish: Oct. 31, Nov. 7, II, 71, 197$ and Mortgage Note has been filed CUlT, SEMINOLE COUNTY, T wo bedroom, turn, or urumn, against youandth,reisa demand in I ?(r,'' (,n orr your ,%,!h ,1Ijrii 202 E. Commercial Ave DES lSl FLORIDA Addiliont, Remodeling adults preferred, security depOSit the Complaint that the Court award h, .. :, t. Sanford, Florida 3277$ "i siding & soft.? S,Slrm :.l5o PROBATE DIVISION All Types S rts 1\/' 321 5151 or 377 6670 I: ,!er cc pm NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING OF that certain property in which you ure iiean-riq Documents will be at lOcal CASE NO. PR.75.320-CT Roofing. Gutters. Screen. 20 Yrs. 373AJ53 _ pfanrooms for bidders to r ev iew , PROPOSED CHANGES AND may have an interest located if 311 0563 Exp Try me 151 9561 Estate of I AMENDMENTS IN CERTAIN Casselberrj, Seminole C ounty, Place(s) £ Date For Obtaining J HUGH VON, a k a JESSE HUGH Interior. Exterior Plastering SATURDAY These facilities are owned operated orida, and more particularly Sanora Homeowners Association, Bidding Documents: Bidders may VON, DISTRICTS AND BOUNDARIES Pias'er patching I simulated Vids outgrow the swing set or'3mal I 0e'5cr,ed as obtain Documents by phoning the OF THE ZONING ORDINANCE OF brick & Stone Specialty 377 7750 1 11am 1% Deceased. Jim Thomas Outdoors bicycle' Sell these idle items with Lot 17, SEMINOLE RACEWAY I olfl Of the Arthit,t requesting THE CITY O S A NFORD . NOTICE TO CREDITORS 12pm. (CATV)-NFLGameciftpse*eeii a want ad To place your ad, call I FIRST ADDITION, Casselbarry, further Information, ( 37 3471,pr$62 T FLORIDA, AL PERSONS HAVIO 1pm. (35)- NFL Gam,of thi Week rli"IFIN iv ')IR'.'u(L your friendly Classil'e" at is? Trim' Seminole County. Florida, ac $417 ~ after November II. 1975 I CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST I 30 p m (9) .- Collen. F nrvPixti Pr. ,,.,,,. cj.., No'Ir. ix h .*v n,i..v, t p,At I T1 V 1. 11 I Earl CLASSIFIED ADS then equipped. Carpeted, central - JIM HUNT REALTY __ INC . • I ' -- , -, ----------'----- - - --- , -- -- Auction Sale 4 -..--. _____ - ' . Kish Real Estate — Service -- - '' H AL COLBERT Assume Payments -- ,,., - _____ -''' — - -. ' 1 \/\ I W __. -- - - - - Merchandise -' - ' . - - -- . - - — - . __________ -- - ., - - - - . - While ______ ____________________ — Schuren Realty ___________ — . - - ____ 67—_______________ -___________ - ' LegaI Notice - a - - , . . - . - DeBary I — c,ru,i,urTix, Uome out to Sanora weekend and register to win a set of men's and women' s golf clubs... eneva Vardens Luxury There's no obligation. Simply fill out an entry blank. The drawing will be held on Tuesday, December 23, 1975. ' it Legal Notice fl loch "Jknr'i PiAAJOQS ' - - V I# ,, o . -. -. a,__qNN And cl,L -- - EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY Air Conditioning the delightful, po BUSINESS DIRECTORY ~,, o I __ PjrapE' "' Home Improvements with such a and buy 1. look Phimbi., FREE Membership in Mayfair Country Club, A full the Mayfair Country Club in Sanford. This membership entitles you and your family to full use of the Club's facilities. Including the magnificent 18-hole golf course. FREE Membership in SANORA HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION. Among the • .Alumivm 9ding - Pressure Cleaning many attractions of life at Sanora is a complete recreation 'center featuring junior olympic pool, tennis courts, basketball courts, clubhouse, parks and picnic areas. and by the in which your initiation fee of $400.is paid in full. $500. Moving A l lowance. A full $500. moving allowance when you buy a new i.Pthh.'s .'.". Radio & TV Land Clearing - �611-Evening Herald. Sanford, Fl. Friday, Nov. H, 197$ TONIGHT'S TV Fri day 2 Celebrity Sweepstakes News (6) Wonderful World Of Magic (CATV.6)(44) Love, Amen can style ( Pyramid Hollywood Squares (13) America: The Young Ex p1ence (CA-13) All Wrestling 1:00 (2)($) Sanford And Son (3)(24) Washington Week In 700 To Tell The Truth Aviation Weather (6)($) Concentration (C-4)(44) Hogan's Heroes (9) Wild, Wild World Of Au mats (13)(C.13) CBS News (24) Senior Scene (35) Star Trek 7:30 SUNDAY -_ Review(61(13) Big Eddie (CATV.6) Movie (9) Barbary Coast (35) Movie (44) Dinaht 1:30 (3)(24) Wall Street Week (61(13) M AS.H (CATV13) Blue Ridge Quar. tel (2)(6) Chico And The Man (3) Black Perspective On The EVENING ___ _ -_ 6:00 (9) Adventures Of Gilligan (44) Ernest Angley 10:30 (2)(8) Run. 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American Style 11:30 Bozos Circus (13) Movie 7:15 (44) News On The Light Side 7:30 (2) Vegetable Soup (6) Flintstones (8) Go USA (44) Herald Of Truth 8:00 (21(8) Emergency Plus 4 (3)(24) Sesame Street (6)(13) Pebbles And Bamm flamrn (9) Hong Kong fe,' (44) Wallys Workshop 8:30 (2)(8) Josie And The Pussycats (61(13) Bugs Bunny-Road Runner Cultural Anthro- V-61 (9) Wide World Of Entertain ment pology (9) Tom And Jerry-Grape Ape (44) Encounter (44) Movie 9:00 (CATV.) This Is The NFL 11:40 (6) Movie (13) Movie (2)$) Waldo Kitty (3)(24) Electric Company (44) Gerald Derstein 9:30 (2)(8) Pink Panther (3)(24) Mister Rogers (61(13) ScoobyDoo (CATV.6) Man And Environ 1:00 (2)(I) Midnight Special (9) Movie (44) Movie 2:45 (44) Movie 3:00 mont AFTERNOON 12:00 (2) Josie And The Pussycats (3) Villa Alegre (6)(13) Valley Of The Dino saurs (CATV.6) NFL Game Of The Week (8) Information 8 (9) Uncle Croc!. Block (CATV.13) All-Star Wrestling (24) Gettln Over (35) Uniscope 4) Soul Train . 12:30 II UtJ UP. (2)(8) Land Of The Lost (3)(24) Sesame Street (3)(24) Shazamisis (13) Movie 12:00 (44) Untouchables 12:30 (cATV6) Don Kirshner's Rock Concert 1:00 (44) Time Tunnel 2:00 (CATV•6) TRA (9) Movie (44) Party 4:15 ii Movie 5:30 (9) Movie 68th Year, No. 74-Sunday, November 16, 1915 Commission Split On *__ I ED. NOTE: The following Is l)epartinent complex, th e plans th e first article of a four part for which are expected to be (CATV.6) Movie (35) 700 Club (44) Star 11:15 (9) ABC News 11:30 (2)(8) Saturday Night (6) Movie (9) Movie 5" reluctant Cash is the lighter. A pretty lady turns their Ayes. narrated I a n t a "Magnificlent Monsters of Deep," spells the hour now. POLICE STORY 'The Test of Brotherhood" 10 11 NBC EVENING -.... r .1 NA , ,P'~-" ,14 ,f -4-6-T, I , ~',-,, ,e ~~l J1~ "'T I (44) Untouchables ... 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There are always opportunities waiting for you in The Herald, - - HOTBISCUITS - - _ - -__-_'-- EA --- -_ _I _ - _ ( I - .'7 7-i ----=: - / f. - - - '. - - .1 I 11 - - .. . Bridge Calendar -= 3222611 Herald 831.9993 . J 1111111111111 - -. .- o _w .'' - - i - - : :;-.,. - - . - . - -1 - - - -. .1 . ':'', -. c'' .3 - " E ' Decorating th e Winter Springs Elementary School media center in honor of the nation's Bicentennial year are (from left) Fif th graders Kern Rush, Robbie Brown and Susan Danford. (Herald Photo by Bill Vincent Jr.) . . . - __________ ---', - - ' - ___ :-.-. ______ -. - ii; - __ - _____ -.' VE:TIIEfl Is - Or,,~-,~ I -TA - ty - 4 k~ r ' ______ . - -......... - j- - - - P ' B ( 0 M Saturday's high 66. Overnight low 37 Fair and war mer today. Highs In the mld 70s. Laws -- lOs. IT'S COLD, BUT NOT THAT COLD A _- _ _ winds diminishing and becoming northeasterly. Details and t ties are on Page A . Northerly 7-A. _ -----=-- - j -_ ---- - - - tonight In the mid and upper L ° e D 5:43 - -.-.- -iui - - Obituaries ................. 7A Sports ............... l•t-34-8B Television .......... ...8-7-ID Women ........ .....lZ-3C Push For New Jal * -_ LOCAL LAW ENFORCEMENT C(rs I ==- ----. Seminole County residents, in fiscal 1975-'76, are paying it population budget record $5 million for local law 1. enforcement, an increase of 53 Seminole per cent over 1974 and more County 136,246 12,490,611 than twice as much as in 1973. Municipal taxpayers are Sanford 22,635 932,301 paying the lion's share of the costs, since they are assessed Altamonte for city police departments and 1L170 Springs 595,656 about half the expenses of operating the sheriff's ('sselberry 14,429 515,989 department as well. Municipal police tieliartLongwood 181,220 6,005 merits handle law enforcement k --'---w ithin the respective cities, Winter calling on Sheriff John Polk and Springs 1,234 141,412 his men for assistance only when alolutely necessary, By O'.-iedo - 108,584 the same token, Polk also calls on the municipal police forces ,4(s Lake Mary 62,900 for assistance as needed. While the Federal Bureau of 131,246 Totals 15,144,222 In ve stigation ( 1-131) recom employes __________ _ 140 per capita 7! 1.1,866 IlL!! 51 1444 personnel _ 70 - officer, - - - 38 30 1'481 18 14 i-tn _ 9 ________ 13 6 The temperatures dropped Into the 30s In Sa.nford on Saturday morning, but that dii.n't stop people from turning out In large numbers to participate in the annual March of Dimes Walkathon. On hand for the start of the fund-raising event were Seminole County 'Dimes' Chairman William P. 'Bud' Layer, National Poster Child Tammy Patterson (center) of Mount Pleasant, Tenn., and Lorraine Farrell, a filth grader at Woodbn& Elenwiitary School, who took part in the walkatho. Herald Pioto by Bill Vincent Jr.) -=_ -_ * _- _ .--.4=---_ 90- ___ ________ 1! 41.13 33.40 1-171 1341 5 4011 - 1-439 _______ - . . - C , '-' &~ ~ I 4 . . . . V1 11.. . - --- - - - __ Evening ____ 6A ..............4C ,..,,,,,,,,,., 7A Comics 4C Crossword .............IC Editorial .................. 6A Dear Abby .............3C :' She a beast! ' -Piar,mirp. The I . _______ bet a be Hwy 46 (W, First St.) Al 1.4-Sanford _ ii , iY r, -. Around The Clock 1øf,j!7 YRESTAUIL - ,: ' hall P., ~~ __ &i*IM111 ZIP - RHO[ . Wb 4 ~J ----No / '.' ___ )'" ' - fi 6EII Served Daily ?e - NPF71!1!&00 -4 W 1wilm . We'll help you get the lump on Christmas this Thanksgiving Day. -t - '7 j 6 .."... - - I T, . INDEX ' . CITY._ -.STATE_ - - Itjnruryi I " - It Herald Staff Writer Animal Control Officer Ralph • Willis enjoys his work. As a mutter of fact, he loves animals so much he takes off on weekends several times a bear to be a judge in American Kennel Club dog shows. Read Audle Murphy's account of Adults 2.00 KiddIes 1.00 . - send m . I By DONNA E.STES 1/ Show i V copies of '76 at $795 each. •' ,i:': 1 v:;i Carries $5 Million Price Tag -" ac (d -' fç :. #4. A '.") Cost Of Law Enforcement Jumps nsiflnncal i..t't flpc,I Tim !CI1A --< Ti I 5. Commission Chairman Sid The Seminole County Jail, the jail since June 9, the date a "It looks real grod. A the entire state "because of all small to meet the needs Vl.hlen Jr., has vowed to P"th having received of the approval from fire gutted the facility, leaving tremendous amou'it of the checks and balances." "very, very" hard for a state officials Friday, is county. back in 10 inmates and a jailer dead. equipment has been instaiied. A referendum to construct a new bus iness. Al though the present facili ty State uulc1at gran t' E.V. Fretwell, deputy sta te tremendo us amount of money VU per$2.5-million jail. was designed to house 87 inA total of 26 prisoners were fire marshal, arid Cecil Sewell, has been spent." mission for the jai' to open mates, Jail Administrator Jail Administrator George brought in from neighboring chief Inspector for the Florida County Commission Chair- several hours after George Proudfoot said the Proudfoot says t he curre nt jails on Friday, jail officials Department ion our. of Prisoner man Sid VihIen Jr., who parpopulation would go over 100 if facility was built to house 87 reported. Rehabilitation, were among ticipated In the tour of the Although the jail has won all Inmates scheduled to return Inmates. Some $84,000 worth of safety those checking the jail Friday. facility, said Sewell should use state approval to reopen, of. to the jail actually make the On some days as many as 100 equipment has been installed at At one IHflt, Fretwell said, the Seminole jail as a model for fic-ials say the facility is too move. - values. // SERVED ANYTIME BOX G22, Te,lnpck N.J 07666 L 0.1 . 26 Inmates Returned ed ToPe-Opened Facility 0497*__, . op ' ____1 ADDRESS / ' prisoners are forced to occupy referendums were turned down mnlssloners will take a look considered for a courthouse Freeman has suggested holding space. last year by Seminole County Monday at the Montgomery annex in South Seminole. public hearings before deciding The commission last Tuesday voters. Ward building in Casselber'ry A $1-million bond issue was on a specific building. Jail options, priorities for the agreed to discuss the possibility With conun:ssion approval of as a potential structure for the approved as the method ! Jr to rase i hthi Al-'s) sce for discussion cotintv "torney, labor rinticris of asking the voters mone-' the financing mechanism far new courthouse annex, money for the new courthouse, is a'ratlng system for county and the new county courthouse to build the new jail. Two such the courthouse south, cornOther buildings also may be County Attorney Tom (Continued On Page 2-A; south are topics for discussion the Seminole by Co unty Commissio n ndaywork Today *CG CRAI If you're a merchant, you'll want to plan your Christmas Kick-off ads now. Readers of The Herald traditionally shop the Thanksgiving Day issue for Christmas shopping Ideas. They look forward to your advertising and respond to good - '76 NAME / BREAKFAST Order now and get a free color map of the colonial era it's the next best thing to having been - 2 41 ' : j . -I g - Commission To - you behtqd ?ni.', U - Meat . / I' I the pages of The Herald SERVED jn . ' Starring * * l you're a shopper, you'll find the Herald Christmas shopping issue loaded with great values from local merchants and department stores. You'll LUI CREON I SPECIAL 4'(/1". _- IJ ., Herald Staff Writer - 11 I flbIPlVlIJ • • , -. DI i - I r'' By ED PRICXETT Observance of American Educa tion Week begins Sunday (Nov. 16 through 22 ) , according to official state and local so ur ces, and the theme is "Our Future is in Our SchooLs." Seminole County Superinte nd ent William P. "Bud" Iayer said last month the week of Oct. 26 through Nov. 1 was American Education W eek and observance of it was left up to th e 39 i nd ividual schools In the district. "We don't know how th e mix-up happened. It's supposed to be a nationwide obserXance Nov. 16 to fl," Mrs. Joann l(aulerson, secretary to State Education Commissioner Ralph Turlington, said from her Tallahassee offi ce Thursday. Craig Orseno, car ee r ed ucati on coordinator, said several schools have projects lined up and they will follow the th eme next week whe n "resource people will be invited to th e schools." Orseno said it's up to th e Individual schools as to their setting visiting plans for pa ren ts. touno'ing Fathers Founding Foes Independence Won Independence A/tnst Lost Here in one oversized volume it, the , County Is Here Again? 'I C f - -_ Daily Lite (" I to - - '- . •'' __ •. Vihlen Wants Voter Referendum Education Week __ 8:30 NBC CHICO ANt) THE 10-11 CBS BARNABY JONES MAN 'the Misfortune Teller" Last night, Larry flagman was Bushy mustached Avery a radio show host and prime : , Will the real "American Education Week" please - (CATV-6) 20,000 Leagues 1110 -- F (2) Last Of The Wild CO II, , Advits R IS -"•'- , ______ (3)(24) Florida Business Week (6)(13) News CBS (I) NBC News (9) ABC News zdOW066 Argentina, fighting wind and ABC, lookiag to perk up its rain to study giant mammals in Friday ratings, brings back this their natural habitat, widely acclaimed, provocative 8-1:30 NBC SANFORD AND movie'made.forTV which SON "My Fair Esther" Fr ed details t he n)ultiriiillien.dollar takes on the impossible. He prositution racket in New York. turns into a Professor Higgins It is a frank, searing drama and tries to transfrom Aunt that does break certain barriers Esther into an elegant lady. She in language use, but is not ain't no Ilia, and Fred ain't no tasteless. Lee Remick stars as IIigjtns an investigative reporter, ' ' BICENTENNIAL :in ..... Payne who took his family to 9-11 I the Patagonian coast of MOVIEABC FRIDAY NIGHT "Hustling" Rerun A.A. - 0" series, down a dope-smuggling ring, brother, Albert, makes serious (24) Journey To Japan replacing it with Flip Wilson Jack Cassidy plays a high- mistakes, his older brother is 8:00 tonight, but had a change of school official who uses his torn between family loyalty (2)(i) Movie - for giving - .. (3) Villa Algre (6)(S)(13) News (CATV.4) Untouchables (24) Book Beat (35)(4-4) Wrestling 940 CBS P.AWAII FIVEO A Edward Albert and George 7:30 (2) Friends Of Man The network also had planned submarine chase excites this Maharis costar as brothers on (8) Here And There to preempt the foundering episode as McCarrett tracks the force. When the YOunger (13) Candid Camera "flawai Fire heart. It would not have upset education post asa cover while and duty, which threatens Jack Lord, star of the show, if he heads up the ring. Albert's police Career, CBS decided to return "Hawaii Five 0" to its Tuesday slot 9-10 NBC ROCKFORD FILES where it had nothing but suc- "Chicken Little's a Little cess last season. Chicken" An old cellmate conies along and enlists RockABOUT TONIGHT: ford's help in collecting ., nhl -.q - ('ftc DEEP debt. Little does Rockford OF THE RERUN Emrny-winning realize that his friendly gestwe puts him into conflict with a special MONSTERS f on pilgrimmage of loolo&lst Roger mob boss Ray Danton. ..gk I "r -- find a new track for Friday Gypsy trying to coach Ed he's guert.starred as a doctor night improved ratings, CBS Brown and Chico on how they involved In a murder case. makes some schedule changes can stall off the bank from Another doctor is accused of 7:00 (3$) Animal World to ght in a test pattern. "Big foreclosing on the mortgage. murder, and Barnaby Is hired Eddie" is wiped out, but to prove his innocence. A radio "MASH" played earlier In the 8-9 ABC BARBARY COAST txt again plays a key role, this week is back at its old Tuesday'Arson and Old Lace" To fish time to prove out a pint made stand for one week only, unless out an arson ring that "offers" bya young woman who cij the move turns up new ratings protection, Cable becomes a she witnessed the murder. virtues. An Orson-Welles_ boxing promoter and the Commissioner . "1 voted - I . 6:30 ui i-ionsaa's Watching BIG SHUFFLE Desperate to Schreiber guests as a fumbling murder usspect. But tonight - 2 01011110- - - - - (35) Pop Goes The Country TV HIGHLIGHTS ; 1'Ofl' McClanaha said lic Icel.s liku siderotion to the 14-acre site he shouldn't comment on the IF primarily to get the corn- city hall location controversy mission off dead ce nter and unless he's In a public meeting. headed in some direction. We spentt,tiree)'earsdecidingona Pressedfurther,McC)anahan La Enforcement Center site said i. favors t 14-acre .,, a a year w uulnu it. uofl don'tt landfill SRC since t WAS..ID), belie%ethepresentcltyhallcan project"andhesaidhewantsto -1 last four years and meet our see a "combined operation" of needs," said Stenstrom the new cit> hall sith the new I public works complex. Stenstrorn said he wants a wait untli the Downtown "We need some more work I Development Commission sessions, but I'm pleased we're u an Julian st Ii ens rom , Matter of fact, County be ing set up now on two thirds "comes up with a preliminary movi ng ahead on the public of the tract earmarked for the tMWmission Chairman Sid plan." work center", said new $1.8 million city hall Vihien Jr., has started a letter. McClanahan. L.. Finally, I am not adverse to building, according to City writing campaign to keep city property," said Commissione r Manager Warren E. "Pete" hall at the existing location. Gordon Meyer. listing the advantages and He said it is hard to say if the . Knowles. lie said the total land (lisadvantages of these and delay in building a new city hall "If economically feasible, I "I'm not sure I have a perhaps other sites, putting would have any influence on lk~ A efer the 14-acre site. lilt is preference at this time. Right them determined on a ballot and letting the building costs. UI tests pr not feasible, I would pr efer the now we could consider th e 14- pe ople decide. Alter a ll , a new estimated at auut $100, are present site of P - ar k Ave. and acre site at French Ave. and city hall would completed. belong to the (Tomorrow: Exploring some Se minole Blvd., wi th the put- Seminole Blvd., the present city pe ople. They're going to have to be nefits and pr oblems of four The rest of the tr act Is being chase of additional property to hail site, the Chamber of pay for it regardless of whether different possible city hull DECORATIONS used for a $225, Public Works the presently owned city Commerce site, and finally, the the money comes from revenue iltes. , 6:00 - ' Thanksgiving. , 'Ii # entered the picture," said or vari ous types of ta xes," Commissioner Julian Men. Stenstrom said. strom. time. Right now, we could consider th e 14 But of the five city COlDHyJOEASKREN in issioners, only three now are acre site at French Herald Staff Writer in favor of the landfill site for Ave. and Seminole 1 First of a 4'I'art Series) the future city ball structure. Blvd.; the present Sanford City fathers are city hail site; the Mayor-Commissioner sharply split on th e 14-acre city. I. i Chamber Oi£ omowned landfill acreage fronting Moore and Commissioner j0 Morris have said they prefer merce site, and finFrench Ave. and Seminole building the new City Hall ° Blvd. on the lakefront, part ally, the Food Fair the present two-and-a-balf acre which already has been site on Park which is Sho pping Center has designated as the new home for across the street ' from entered the picture." city hail, county courthouse. Commissioner De ta iled soil boring tests are hall. . Food Fair Sho pping Center has certIficates, franchise monies - series which explores the presented to City Coin, "I'm not sure I have poss wi city rn ssloners before a. preference at this e (24) Black Perspective On The News (33) Nashville On The Road -- City Hall Site Undecided 16 (3) Quick On The Draw Feature ..: A -mi " (6)(13) Bob Newhart (CATV.6) 100 Club (35) Movie 10:00 (2)(8) Miss Teenage America Pageant (3) Soundstage 10:30 (6)(13) Carol Burrtl (9) Matt Helm 11:00 (3) Florida Report (CATV.L) Love, American Style (1) Invisible Man (9) Wide World Of Sports (24) Say Brother (35) Party (3$) Star Trek 5:30 Soul Train Sesame Street (61(13) Famous Classic Tales (CATV.4) Soul Train (CATV.13) Movie Double Choice . 500 100 Sanford, Florida 32711-Price 20 Cents U (35) Car And Track (3) Indian Summer (6)(13) Cosby Kids (CATV-6) Gilligans island (9) American Bandstand (35) Cesar's World (35) NFL Game Of The Week (44) Combat 1:30 (6)(13) What's Communism All About? 10:00 Categorically Speaking , (9) Saturday Night Live With Howard Coselt (21) Wall Street Week (35) Movie (35) Movie (44) Music City. USA 2:00 1:30 Tarzan (6)(13) Doc Man And Environment (CATV-6) Nashville On The (6) Movie Road (CATV.6) Movie (44) The Good Ole Nashville Music (8) Movie (24) Bill Moyers Journal 9:00 (44) Movie (3)(24) Special Of The Week 2:30 (6)(13 Mary Tyler Moore 111 AA.. A C I a IAT%J &I b.... f.,.a.t Ti,.. '' "°" '%.p' •• Country (13) College Kaleidoscope 300 (9) S.W.A.T. (3) Romanolis Table (44) Movie Special - Eve (6) Black Experience Knievel (11) lncinht 9•11O NCAA Football (24) Antiques (3$) Movie 3:30 (2) That Good Ole Nashville Music (3) Flower Show (6) Sounding Board (CATV6) Movie (13) High Q (24) Romagnolis Table (44) Movie 3.45 (9) College Football 4:00 (2) High Chapperal (3) Lillias. Yoga And You (6)(13) Sports Spectacular (I) High Chapperal (24) Woman 4:30 (3) Consumer Survival Kit 1111 0IIA..4.. view (CATV.13) Movie (9) Movie hi%hat As.i.e. n...... '''" "'' (6)(13) Zhost Busters (CATV-6) Tres Palines (9) Oddball Couple (35) Big Blue Marble (44) Friends Of Man (24) Washington Week In Re. (9) Lost Saucer (9) Movie 4:15 (44) Movie 5:10 . I) -_ EDITION 3L 25.73 339 mends the ideal police department its one officer for )O residents, all of eversSeIniriule's cities, except Altamonte Springs, has a better ratio than the ideal. Officials of various cities, including Casselberry, Altaimmonte, Winter Springs, Longwood and Sanford, say a comparison of permanent population to numbers of law enforcement officers does not provide an accurate picture of shat their policemen have to contend with. Altamonte Springs claims its department protects and shopping centers and workers mi the var1uu; city business establishments are taken into consideration. ('asselberry, l,ongv. nod, Winter Springs and Sanford also point to heavily traveled state and federal hi ghways and business and industrial areas In addition most of the police departuients have auxiliary er reserve police officers, men who are certified or are corn- pleting their requirements certification and volunteer their time. wtic As examples, Longwood's polices more than triple Its police department has 10 permanent population daily reserve officers, all qualified, when SR 436 traffic, shoppers at hilt: the sheriff's department the Altamonte Mall and other his 2.3 reserve officers, .=_=- r! The population figures are comupi!ed tjv the Ur.iversity of F!crtda, i'opulation Center, These preliminary statistics may he challenged by the govrrrunent.al units, Two cities, ('asselberry and Lake Mary, have indicat ed the estimates may not be accurate The estimates are as of July 1, 1975. The budiets cited went into effect Oct. 1, 1975 with the beginnink of the new fiscal Year. Numbers of employes iniclude statisticsare seven men who arC prO(t5S servers, make arrests and serve warrints. As noted in the chart below, the highest per capita cost for law enforcement in Seminole County is in the City cut Sanford t $41.19 white Lake Mary has the lowest per capita coat ;it $2 73 It should be noted that theSheriffs Department budget includes funds and persotinel for the county Jail an'i bailiffs for the county ;iM circuit cu( system clerks, radio dispatchers and White many of the dUes have other office personnel Included jails, they are considered among the sworn personnel holding facilities, and thus do i time with arrest ptwers I in not require as many persons for * the Sheriff's =-.----- Department (iperi(lun1 -.,- --- . -, _. 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/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 9-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 14, 1975; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/9783751f9169efc5d57c1aed2bbbcfef.pdf eca4ee6d97fb89d3b1a70637ec2f672a PDF Text Text = Wednesday, Nov. 12, 1175 B—Evenjng Herald, Sanford, Fl. BEETLE BAILEY Things VVorn Mod Walker •r by iI sprite 36 Soft cotton by Lorry / ' I direction 8 Upper body 29 Detest 31 50 Elevated railways Olt ngji ANNEINNEINNEN ENE Moo CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS MUST BE IN ckSE FINANCIAL SHAPE ThAN I THOUGHT ansmal çumenR —•I .;• — [..fl.I—L: rI_ t.4E COL.EGE 7 Kind of shiell - ---- s Lewi R. THE 14APPY HOU . WAS REDUCED TO \jiiNuTEsJ — / 0' HEN Je jjIJll. NOMENjj Jul .mono ON amAmll . ON ammanom •NVEiu Til /L / / 2h 17A 11Th' NNE a BUGS BUNNY by Stoffel & Heimdohl Q) cfR1- (1. tVESTE. .ALCO01011"4. WORLD \A0RS1 ALCORD$ON PLAYER.' m 7 1jQHSQSY BUT HE KEEN TN' CUSTOMER'S MINDS OFFATH' FOOD! '- RON without TAURUS (AJCil 20-May 20) knowing you're pulling thP This will be a very pleasant day strings. if you make arrangements to SA(ITfARIUS Nov. 23-tei. share it with a friend of long standing whose company you 21) An excellent day for you to entertain at home those you enjoy. either owe social obligations to GEMINIMay 21-June will call or want to Your favorable attention to yourself matters with. CAPRICORN iDec. 22 Jan. in the eyes of persons in a 19) Something interesting i to help you careerwise. , June 21-July 22) developing for you. You I'llay t CANCER I inkling of it today. This Your popularity is at a high get your spirits. center of will raise You'll be the ae- .4; tl•i , , UI R :n)iatlng tii.d will have affect upon all the family. However, discuss it first. VIRGO (Aug 23-Sept 22) You tend to treat others fairly and generously today. Those you'll deal with will be greatly apprecia ti ve and respond in kind, LIBRA (Sept 23-Oct 23) Your financial prospects are very encouraging today, especially in areas where - Chic Young rE STREETS ARE !R Oi rHERS, jpji rs ALL. LccOEO' —' HARD! CAN'T MAt(E IT TO .1 ' ______ : :"--- num by Al V.nnoor CHESS) - = fl I THAT'S WHY I HATE IT.' Ep i • -4 —,., / fr.4) ) : te opp ' I 1F CA WAS HERE AND E LEFT THIS PRESENT FOR SHEGAID SHE KNITTED ITICRSELF! \] / 7H,4N0(YCUVZRY TI1.ANK HER, I MUCH FOR THE ARCHIE. 1 SWEATER, VERONICA 0". THAT'S NOtHING TO ME FOR P ,—-- BUT MOM TOLD ME TOTHNb YOU JU THE SAME till ___ U by Bob Thovi 'HAPPY BIRTHDAY To You, HAPPY 9iRTHDAY To YOU, HAPPY gJRTHDAY DEAR HARRY, HAPPY 019rP4DAY to You! TKAT'LJ. g $3.15, .. t t '': -. '. / - -. ' . - ' , Father In the two-week in vestigatlon witnesses ap pearing before the jurors eluded principals in an aborted clay pit deal in which the county was to have purchased a 103acre south Seminole tract for use as a clay pit. - - — ' - voter - ______ pieces of paper - _______ Wednesday afternoon the grand jury apparently subtestimony from Jack Jones, a Southeast First National Ace president. The Orange county banking facility was a depository for 14 days earlier this year for almost $1 million in county funds. — The grand jury was expected to continue its probe this ofWilliams told reporters he ternoon but there were no inbelievesall the county Comdications the jurors will be in missioneral should be given the opportunity to testily before the Observers have speculated grand jury. thht the investigation may not Vihlen said Wednesday's be concluded until late'next appearance marked the fifth week. I Iii ii ii . Williams walked briskly down the corridor alone to the was accompanied to by bank grand jury room at 10:40 a.m. the grand Jury and was quickly ushered in by counsel James Panico. Assistant State Atty. William chief investigator, Staley, who is handling the Jack B. Fulenwider, was ohgrand jury probe which is new serv ed d,uring a Jury inilssecond week. Wednesday obtaining copies of Also making brief August county commission ances this morning before meeting minutes from deputy the grand jury; with hat ap- clerk Ashby Jones. peared to be written records, OR Aug. 26, county corna man identified by obHarry m i s s i o n e r s servers as David Homer, chairman of the board of Kwiatkowski. Mike Hattaway and Dick Williams voted to directors of the Southeast First $1 million in federal COmIflhIIlOner Dick Williams makes his way down corridor to National Bank of Maitland, and Comprehensive Employment sand Jury room this morning. (Herald Photo by Tom Vincent) Deputy Circuit Court Clerk and Training /ct (CETA) funds Ashby Jones, custodian of from Combank in Case1berry controversy arose over the di.:r1m ...e. Herrings \ - , recess - ' - . ' . appear- • were All IIgi:l1lII: - .. - 1 transfer POSTER CHILD TO LEAD WALK - - f f . Six-year-old Tommy Patterson, Mt. Pleasant, Tenn., will visit Sanford this weekend to lead off the Third Annual Seminole County March of Dunes Pledge Walk on Saturday. Taznniy. like thousands of n born each year, has multiple birth defects, yet is undaunted in her desire to be an active, useful youngster. She's a bundle of energy and urges everyone to join her when the Pledge Walk begins at 7a.m. at the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce. county commission records. to the Southeast First National transfer of the funds to an outCommission Chairman Sid County Commissioner harry flank of Maitland, in Orange of-county bank and Williams Vihlen Jr. and Commissioner Kwiatkowski told reporters that Cinmtv. ,..ii..,i .1,.. , ,.l-...,...,.l. he hasn't been asked to go from the Aug. 26 meeting when ma" Commissioner Mike Hatbefore the grand Jury and has the bank switch vote was taken. taway's cousin, State Rep. Bob on Sept. Williams no idea what the jury is hlattaway, D-Altamonte spearheaded action to reverse Wednesday Vihlen spent probing. Springs, is on the bank's 12- the funds transfer. nearly three hours closeted On Wednesday, attorneys iiw:iiber board of directors. Kwatkoski cast the lone with the grand jury and i..,... SEA Suit Nov In Question 1 ' Board wa School A By JOE ASKREN Ikrald Staff Writer eacher rds Back Pay To Acquitted T Marable, Denmark's Tampa part of the suit would be "moot." agreed this punitive. . . It won't gain anything. It's a test case teacher will be suspended next without pay and Denmark's suit. problem," said Sims. without a hearing?" Keeth and Sims opposed the granting in g," felon gets a hear ed "A co Marable Denmark's back pay. When Sims attempted to The constitutionality issue involves the suit's Jr. agre , saying Board member E. C. Harper ed After a stormy debate, the Seminole County challenge argued. sustain wi th out an explanation from th e voting, of a state statute which gives the board the suit, backed by SEA, was in "poor taste", School Board Wednesday night voted 3-2 to give Stenstrom had advised the board before the Stenstrom explained that state law requires a authority to dismiss a teacher without pay without 'I)remature, and he i Denmark) should back two months pay to a former Sanford school deciding vote to award back pay, adding thdt "there written explanation. notice and a hearing. waited." teacher ui ed of a robbery charge last week. lsnowaylntheworldyoucanwinthislawsuit!" "Thisi.sadumbstatelaw!"&mssaid, He added this issue Asked by Stenstrom if he would Both Superintendent V. P. "Bud" Layer and constitutionality Grooms cited the issue again he disagreed and didn't wan t to vo te either way Whether the Seminole Education Association in a court Marable said he "would consider Grooms said Denmark resigned for "personal and criticized Board member Allan Keeth for because SEA backed the lawsuit. He said the courts 1 SEA) pursues a lawsuit filed by Sylvester Den- it," but there would be " keeping it alive if reasons." Grooms said after the meeting Denmark ed prejudicial statements should making rhat he settle it instead. mark, against the board on a constitutionality issue Denmark receives his back pay." "was embarrassed and felt he lost his about Denmark's case at the Sept. 10 board depends upon the outcome of today's SEA meeting, In other action, the board voted 3-2 to award Board member Davie Sims, who termed the as a teacher." He said the former Lakeview Middle meeting. said Gene Grooms, SEA's executive director. $1,014 in backpay to Joyce McCord. a Sanford lawsuit a "dumb suit" at least twice during the School industrial arts teacher had no immediate -That's a damn lie and you know it!" Keeth Middle School teacher, and accept I.Ayer's Denmark resigned effective Nov. 7 meeting,sald he didn't beltcve Denmark "is calling future plans, shouted back. recommendation to place her on continuing conSince the back pay demand has been met, both shots on this thing, at an.,, Marable, who said he resented Sims' calling the Grooms said he had sworn affidavits about tract, retroactive to the beginning of the 175 Board Attorney [uglas Sienstrom and Stanley "lt'sashowboattypeofaction.Theboardisnot lawsuit a "dumb suit," asked the board: "What Keeth's earlier statements, which are part of school year. , attorney, vote nvict on ac-q tt press - case, problems term effectiveness - r arms ) New Agreement Hailed As Service Expansion , , . - Today — Auto-Train Garfield ' s - ____.. - r$r1 0' _____________________________________________________ - . + ) Vihlen said that he agrees with the grand jury system However, he said, an "over"overzealous" state attorney or grand jury foreman "can turn a gr and jury investigation Into a witch hunt." Also subpoenaed for a brief appearance Wednesday before the grand jurors was county Supervisor of Elections Mrs. Camilla Bruce. Mrs. Bruce, registration custodian of records, was observed carrying two small with her into the jury room. room ite - - .'--- - fl 21 ______ Jones -, ting y wl- i. ,f ro who represent Commissioners Mike Hattaway and Kwiatkowski, were seen Williams testified this moming several times fit the hallway before a Seminole County outside the grand jury room. OR Grand Jury reportedly in- one occasion Rutberg apestigat in g coun ty government patently held a short con. actions and allegations of f&'rc'nce with St'tli'v In nearby ' "Sunshine Law" siolations.room, witness waiting He said he has been in structed not to comment on the matters" and that he arid Kimbrough were not subpoenaed, have not been offered Immunity and aren't seeking immunity. - J by Dick Turner - emerged to tell reporters that time he's testified before a he has nothing to hide. grand Jury. He said .1nce he's .... ... never he#n the suhiect of reques ed grand jury probe and has to appear before the grand jury nothing to hide and has done by herring's office and that he voluntarily appeared and noth~ wrong that testifYing wasn't granted Immunity from has never "unduly concerned" him. prosecution Brock, Williams said tie has discussed "various matters that go back as far as four year5 ago" with members of State - r CARNIVAL LWt fl') 1W i Just - — 1 - -: itl.,*# care of REALL'T't CARLYLE CAN PLAY IT FOR HOURS (I HATE t,tAIii -. - open a • 1t601 VLIJ Gerald Rutberg and Newman Williams said Commissioner John Kimbrough was also "invited . . . requested to go before the jurors today. Klrnbrough was expected to appear this afternoon, ming exercises POP . -- hearts becomes a catch-all to cover all hands that include some values. South's two notrump rebid indicates a 23. 24 point notrump hand North raises to three The same contract would be reached under any bidding system and makes easily, Lamb ears i iaF s .' — Nov. 13, 115 ' PRiSCILLA'S . .. u .. what we recorr.nend We use two diamonds as a complete negative. Specifically, a hand with no ace or king and not more than one queen. Two Dr. Continues ' The bonds will be drawn tighter this co year with oneyouloveandotherwhoplay Important roles in your life. Mutual benefits will resub maintain 0 - . PISCES Feb. 20'March 21) You're up to meeting an challenge today if mind to it. Etc positive. Go in expecting to win YOUR BIRTHDAY proper I ____ I — I'(TOOAY _______ _____ '? By BOB LLOYD IleraId Staff Writer ________ ________ AOUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb 191 You'll fare better in business transactions today if you deal directly with the top man, underlings if i!jli DEAR DR. IAMB Please tell me what exercises strengthen the muscles that will help me keep my shoulders back? What ones pull my shoulders forward? DEAR READER Using A Quebec reader wants to exercise routines to which arises behind the ear, know if we would weak good posture Is im- Sweeps down the neck and is Iwo bid in fourth seat with. portant to your health. Keeping inserted into the inner end of £ AX 10965 A752 534 2 the shoulders back and the collar-bone; this conThe answer to that one is a avoiding compression of the traction causes the head to be decided no. The hand is ribs helps maintain normal perpetually bent forward and ..,.-,,, • 5th l.J Jr respiration. Time who want to twisted to one side. The By Oswald & J111MCII JAcoby 2-1 distribution and 100 strong know what to use for operation was simply the When you use two bids in defensively with its three posture should send 50 cents for severing of the fixed and diamonds, hearts and spades quick tricks. We open one The Health Letter be 1-10, fibrous muscle so that the head as weak bids you retain two spade any seat irrespective of Exercise, Posture, Strength. could swing back to a more chubs to cover normal forcing what system we are playing Address your letter to me in normal position, bids in all four suits. In addi(Do you have a question this newspaper, P.O. tion, you suddenly develop a for the experts? Write "Ask "This operation was usually Box 1551, Radio City Station, performed on the Village green valuable byproduct. You find the Jacobys" care of this that your two-dub opening newspaper. The Jacobys will New York, NY 10019. Send a to the accompaniment of which Is both artificial and Afl$wOr individual qu0stions long, stamped, self-addressed clashing cymbals, which served forcing will also be used with if stamped, self-a ddresseci envelope for mailing, the dual function of advertising certain strong notrump hands, envelope s are enclosed The Any of the exercises that the presence of the operator Specifically, we use it to most interesting questions rotate the arms backward, like and drowning the howls of the show a 23-24 point or 27 or will be isod in this column the back stroke In swimming, patient. A short, sharp knife higher point notrump and will receive ccpies 01 will contract the muscles was Jabbed into the neck, There are any number of JACOBY MODERN) between your shoulder blades above the collar-bone, and and help pull your shoulders outside the fixed tendon of the back. These can be done using affected muscle. It was swept pulley weights or other devices quickly inwards, severing the to load the movement, contracted nd and then The os movement, as if withdrawn, The twisted head you were doing the crawl or was restored to a normal / swimming forward,, uses the position with sensational / iiiu..scles over the front of your suddenness; a dressing of chest and pulls your Shoulders cotton and egg white was ap. forward, plied and the operation was Keeping this principle in over! mind you can see that using "Only occasionally were the stretch springs or anything that great blood vessels, directly requires greater strength in under the muscle, affected. ta ou backward Thi.s was fortunate since such will help keep the shoulders an accident was almost in. back, variably fatal." DEAR DR LAMB Your DEAR HEADER Thank column regarding the Wry you for a good laugh. I couldn't .. i. Neck was of particular interest resist sharing this little gem to Inc. My neck and mnouti' with my readers. It should sometimes get in the way of serve to remind everyone how things, In general, but I am fortunate we all are to get the reminded of an article 'written kind of methcal treatment .— by a Harvey Graham in which available today. It wasn't he recounts a most "sure cure always so as your story \ ,, for Wry Neck as 'approved' by demonstrates so vividly. the English Barbers Suchatreatmentdoesrunthe Surgeons" under the fin- risk of severing the arteries and prirtuiture of no less than veins in the neck. It is closely William Clowes - cirurgion .to. akin to having your throat cut. (2. .' His Majesty Henry VIII as The proper treatment of a wry 1w l. $ i follows: neck has to be based on a —!-e.P. C : "Wry neck is due to the fixed careful study of the patient to "I think Dexter likes me he looks at me the same way he ir1trautiIl of ii tim:' tI:Ic(i, ,i,-t,rtttri' Lii:,! i' ('iIt'.if1! it .-.,,.i Probe Grand noint. attention today, whether the group is large or small. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) It S a good day to make a major Pit ___________ No — BLONDIE Clay an By 1wrence E. La mb, M.D. __________________________ .-.. ; position Through Exercise 4p.4 '. discuss business actions today to respond Iii this (orcing bid The simplest one is it Sanford, Florida Ida 32771—Price 10 Cents p have W1,5 i ovember 31 1975 Oct. 24-Nov. it %11) aiiil I,1F' E ed helpful today '') WkA 68th Year, No. 72 — ARIES tMarch 21-April 19) )0U brow. lrlce our services Others will be willing to go out wisely. of their way to he 22) SCORPIO in situations where i marvelous way of was You difficult to get their support managing today, before. anyone geting ruffled ço L ning For Thursday, November 13, 1975 Better Posture a '/JJ -JT W an A - By BERNICE BEI)E flSO' JI.. I JUl I Jill WIN AT BRIDGE anll JUl ml Mono All on L -. 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'e .. - was _ lsflttL'zn1 _________ in,1 ___ 4 ______________ ffl #l __________ ________________ -, -- ___________ ________ a good idea, "I heard about the concept after Congress did a feasibility study on an auto-ferry service t+L.'nrhin,.i,.n With An S I I said, explaining the reactions when he first proposed the autoferry service between and Ceffi Florida. "They'd say, 'A young (elI your age start a railroad company in this day and age?' Ills conviction that his I railroad would be a winner _________________ j, _________ ______ . ______ ' ______ - I _ - I _____ Hey kids! If you're one of those who has not yet reached the age of 18 and smoke — beware. The Seminole County School Board has passed two motions calling for strict enforcemeat forcementofpreseut,atelaws regarding smoking and drug 4bUseS. And, If you're under 1* and caught smoking, you face 'Immediate suspension." Is It worth it? See Joe A.skren's story on page A for all the particulars. �2 A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Thursday, Nov. 13, 1975 Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Charge Dismissed IN BRIEF WINTER SPRINGS - The seventh of 10 atThe Mullins affidavit charged that Bradshaw ndavi,s charging city building official Ray had told her, "I don't usually charge for reBradshaw with improprieties in his office was inspection, but it costs to get around this town dismissed Wednesday night In a split city council and anything would be appreciated." vote. Builder Elder Williams, who was present when Th e action came alter cross-examination of Bradshaw allegedly made the statement, at- Douglas Successor Could Tip Court's Ideological Balance WASHINGTON (All) - President Ford's choice of a successor to retired Justice William 0. Douglas could tip the ideological balance on the Supreme Court as it faces such crucial issues as the death penalty. Douglas, fl-years old and partially paralyzed since last Dec. 31 by a stroke, retired Wednesday, telling President Ford what had become increasingly obvious to observers of the nation's highest cowl. "I have been unable to shoulder my full share of the burden," he wrote after a decision which court officials said was reached alone In the privacy of his chambers. He said he was retiring effective immediately, bringing an end to history's longest Supreme Court career. Ford, who as a congressman attempted five years ago to impeach Douglas, saluted him for service "unequalled in all the history of the court." to Councilman's Proposal For Straw Ballot Turned Down V By DONNA ESTES Herald S*alf Writer - In Building Probe up the full tab, fusing and that a straw ballot is "I thought the straw ballot - Passed on first reading a — Agreed city hall will be as yet unscheduled work The grant request Is for a Colleagues, Wednesday not binding upon the elected would be of value to the city In site review ordinance, agreeing closed on Thanksgiving and the session the request for police officer with fringe night, however, — council governing body anyway. making the decision," Sorenson to hold a work shop before final Friday following, for one-hall dedication of Evansdale Road. benefits and salary at $9,100; a LAKE MARY - Citizens of members Bert Perinchief, Mayor Walter Sorenson, who said, adoption with engineering, day Christmas Eve, Christmas - Authorized an application four wheel vehicle $4,800; this community will not be Virginia Mercer and Mar'gn does not have a vote on the In other action at Wednesday zoning and building offlcI1s of and the Friday following, for for a Law Enforcement operation for one year of the asked for advice on the method Bacon Sr., voted to kill the governing body, said today he night's meeting, the council: the city to consider amendone-half day of New Years Eve Assistance Administration vehicle $1,200; car radio $800 of paying for road paving or proposal. had supported the idea, — Adopted an amendment to ments to the ordinance. and New Years Day. Necessary (I.EAA) grant of $14.425 with and spot light and lights $125. street improvements in the city Among the reasons given believing this was one method the ad valorem tax ordinance -Postponed consideration of city services are to continue on state funds of $800 and city The East Central Florida when votes are cast In the Dec. were that the wording of the of getting the "feeling of the setting a tax rate for the 1975-76 an amendment to the mobile the holidays, 2 municipal election. funds of $800 for an overall total Regional Planning Council has proposei questions was con- people." fiscal year of three mills. home ordinance. Agreed to consider In the of 116.025 be submitted, Councilman harry Terry has approved the application. urged that straw ballot questions asking the people for their advice on whether the city should levy full costs of paving against abutting property owners or if the city should pick O Mrs. Janice Mullins, who submitted the at- finned Mrs. Mullins account of the Incident but fidavit, by council members and Bradahaw's said he could not recall h3radshaw's using the attorney Terrence Ackert. phrase "anything would be appreciated." when The dismissal leaves two affidavits by Coun- he testified Tuesday. cilman Irene Van Eepoei ane one by resident Robert Anderson to be considered by the council. Mrs. Mullins said that after Bradshaw left, she Of the 10 complaints originally received, the asked Williams what she should do and he council dismissed five without calling any wit- replied "Well, if you want to give him a couple of nesses. dollars tell him to have lunch on you." Mrs. Mullins had been forced to cut her Mrs. Mullins testified that she did not give testimony short Tuesday night because of Bradshaw any money, although she had considered mailing payment to him. illness. V , !7mPenney Off icers 1 JUJU (;iris' slacks. G*Irls' flannel s eepwear. 19 277 0 4e44 In Danger NY Compromise Studied WASHINGTON (AP) -House Republican and Democratic leaders are working on a compromise bill to help New York City out of Its financial crisis amid speculation that President Ford Is looking for a way to soften his opposition to federal aid for the city. New York Gov. Hugh Carey, indicating he sees signs that the administration may be backing down from its hard-line stand against aiding the city, called the New York legislature into special session today to begin work on a new plan to help avert default, including provisions for new taxes and a debt restructuring. President Ford himself, in a meeting with magazine publishers Wednesday, acknowledged that New York )ad taken some encouraging stem toward fiscal soundness. UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. (A?) — The United States has challenged all countries to release their political prisoners and apply to themselves the same standards they demand of Chile and South Africa. "Unless we care about political prisoners everywhere, we don't really care about them anywhere," U.S. Ambassador Daniel P. Moynihan said Wednesday, launching a human-rights offensive at the United Nations. Moynihan Introduced in the General Assembly's social affairs Co mmi tee a resolution appealing to all countries to proclaim unconditional amnesty for all political prisoners. He denied the American proposal was In retaliation for the assembly's adoption on Monday of the resolution terming Zionism a form of racism. Jet Crash Injures Four RALEIGH (AP) — Four persons were Injured when an Eastern Airlines 727 jet with 137 persons aboard crashlanded at Raleigh,-Durham Airport during1a heavy rain -' Wednesday night. The plane, headed to Raleigh from Atlanta, went partly off the runway and ripped open its belly as It skidded to a halt. The impact ripped off an engine and almost severed a wing. The flight, number 576, originated In Miami and terminated at Raleigh-Durham. V JOTICE OF FUBUC HEi2RIN SEMINOL£ COLP /.uo ZoNP.o Co is 3 Dcciau,, '75 730PM Room 203 SCMINOIE Cor COTKOt& SAHFOD, FLORID (1 / Y PLANNING /Lut e/ TRIPLE-DECKER '\V LONGWOOD — Four hun. dred guests Including hotelmotel management personnel, political dignitaries from the Central Florida area, chamber of commerce officials and others were entertained royally by Auto-Train aboard anine car special for a round trip ride Wednesday night from Sanford to OrlaiMo. " The trip was billed by AutoTrain a combination ohservance of the firm's fourth anniversary, upcoming Dec. 6, and a reception for motel-hotel management personnel to promote tourism in the state. Tom Blayney of the firm said today thought has been given to a group booking concept where persons using the Auto-Train from points in the north south could purchase at the same time motel or hotel accommodattons at their destinations. But, he said, no firm decision has been made on the concept. Blayney said Auto Train has noticed in visiting hotels and as motels in the area that in some cases hotel.motel personnel did not completely understand the Auto-Train service whereby persons could board the train In Lerton, Va., or Louisville, ak.ng with their cars for the trip to Florida. "We will be working throughout the state to promote having tourists use the train," Blayney said. During Auto-Train's fourth anniversary week In Deccinber, the firm expects to have its one millionth passenger since the train's inauguration. Eugene K. Garfield, president of Auto Train and chairman of its board of directors, hen a young lawyer and an assistant to the U.S. secretary of transportation, noticed a research report on the concept of auto-ferry and that it should profitable If pursued private Industry. Garfield left the government service In 1969 to form with a group of private investors the Auto-Train Corp. On July 15, 1971, Auto-Train, through a public offering of its stock, raised $7 million, selling Ky. or by be r Trnin Viff ",.II' I I III V IJI1II ,,, ) 4 io 1O she ,,ork The offering was cbmpletely See sold out the first day. The stock of th e company Is traded on the American stock exchange. Among the special guests on the Wednesday night train ride party were: County Cornmission Chairman Sid Vthlen Jr., Commissioners Harry Kwiatkowski and Dick Williams; State Rep. Robert Hattaway (D-Altamonte Springs) and State Sen. John Vogt (1)-Cocoa); Sheriff John Polk, Sanford Police Chief Ben Butler; Sanford Mayor Lee Moore and City Commissioners John Morris, Gordon Meyer, A.A. McClanahan and J uli an Stenstrom, Sanford City Manager W.E. Knowles; Port Authority Director Jim Ryan and Longwood Council member June Lermann, Seminole Community College Trustees Beverly Freeman and Wendell Agee, County Attorney Tom Freeman, Altamonte Springs City Commissoner Ueln Keyser, School Board member Allan F. Keeth, Sanford Chamber of Commerce Director Jack Homer, Mayor Homer Rough of Maitland, Mayor Jim Driver of Winter ark and Mayor Kelly of fl ore O she 00 Of S sotiford 11 V rn HI-LO Was Mig ran t LOTCMAP DE TAIL AP Gvad H BROWN R zo.t A I (A'otw•) to hc'-' RtZ fi 1A (Sin. Fci,wly) I RtAAfSàgtiFlyflas,J.jiit4J R-4 (Wh Fons.ty) - rp Los - 6 -- U 101 - Or JF ' LON CøI1 L, '4 ® Joseph M(RTAN fitzosi A II&gnclIaw.) to Light 4vitrJ) / V LaosCHIRA Rzowt ASnq$. Family) io OC(Oflics Mtnct) , R_ -I - Sanford police say they've Identified a man killed by an Amtrak passenger train Tuesday night as Cody Smith, a migrant worker who arrived In Sanford from Virginia just hours before his death. Detective J. A. Cash said Investigators have been unable to locate any next of kin and haven't determined Smith's age. Seminole County Medical Examinet Dr. G. V. Garay said the man appeared to he between 40 and 50 years of age. Train crewmen told police that Smith was kneeling on the track south of Sanford depot near Crooms High School and they were unable to stop the train before it hit him about 10:15 p.m. Tuesday. or L4: ii SAL ' 50 4 4? Stephen H. FORE$AI A- tIA,rai#,a) & R- AA(5mFomj) S Cl (RatoI 004Tm,,c4100 to 1sd Unit Dsicp.s,it) Sec's 2,I011,12,13 814 lup 205 Rsq 32 PUO -I Feminists Asks Injunction TAU.AIIASSEE (AP) - Officials of a feminist. oriented health center iuivc asked a federal judge for an Injunction against a group of doctors It charges conspired to close its abrtion clinic. But the doctors have cour4tered in a flurry of motions filed Tuesday and Wednesday, with requests to dismiss - . *Gowns or Pa j amas rin s or solids 714 Sizes Saves8 114 "y4' - ..rm'..I" / " ' 'rrT ,f, 'I /, V / Dcriovenand,0 rnr Nn 1797 , / 1) Save V 9- o*are set in gcienw1 inCludes 1'.-qt and2 --qi ,b - - IUCCpafl 6 t - Sauce !?v rV r ' S • 60 ve Reg. 22.99. Sale 18.39.Pre' ct aluminum P'eSSU?e Co:. Turns Out supefb and vegetables in a traction , r, ii ..I" - i -[ -- -- - - V stews, IJtCh V c _____V V No 'I. .4 s-at pan 2 -qt whistling tei - — sauce pan 2-qi covered pan -qt coe?pddutchoen ? Oa wn I1-- t)'l - Sa 'rn r' F)'C.1ifl - V S7 Reg 3499 Sale 27.99 V - ---'' ' coakwite surfaces You get 1.qt coveret qt cuered -, JC.'.r ill - — set Incldis., and 3qt CC,iered waro ;t 2qt - r' I Reg 19.99. Sale 15.99 '::. .' Save 14 Ar g 39.99. Sale 31.99 h1'.V&7ni I chino *—_,. f's..?_, $ prices elte(tvC itiru Sunday. Nov. id ...L4 . IS1 ± VF -- dispatcher," lieutenant t ime Fisher has been a se rgean: wi th the department for some time. Plelconeseafter Police Chief Tom Hennigan's resignation early this year, served as ac. Oils i Watercolors Crafts • Sculpture Ceramics s Woods Presented by the members of the Sanford-Seminole Art Associatio n 4 Another Community Service Promotion by Sanford's Downtown Business Association. a Neither Plelcones nor Fisher were available for comment today. Keller was "too busy" morning to answer telephone inquiries about the NIlE SPECIAL 1 ' department since ,: the lod 7 — - : . J / o - ce fa 5 . •... . I . - ' Grouping includes: sofa chair, coffee table, end table and hassock. (End table and hassock not pictured hr) '_ .,". , V our C I -. F ! • •- :;11t- sc la . . , hho ic e of groups * a / Ol j,' \V______ ''\\ " - •1 '• Keller dom y w n 11 room group, Introductory special on sofa, loveseat and ch aim r, ' -_____ I " L 41 '(1 "44m; 't", / .? •• ' . . f - IJ b - - ,•, '? .. V . S i? 't - •. N 351? Lo.r' ,• - ,' ;. ' • Bar.B-Q Chicken time and Uvro ri? 11 J ..' . ON OUR BEAUTIFUL GARDEN PATIO fl—jr—on -. - command on June 1 issued a gag order to officers, ordering that they not talk to the press, said today If they were quoted directly they would be fired. The men said there has been much dissension in the \ ' Introductory special. f AT Chair th e department was ',fired" or quit" effective today. Two members of the department, noting that Keller immediately after assuming To Tantalize Your Tastebuds . ' . . Include Lasrcnu (Skip) Higley. Higley, not available for comment, ac. cording to various rnernbersof 3 Fabulous Weekend Treats WESTERN PATIO BAR.BQ BUFFET ( skakeup OR YOU WON'T KNOW WHAT YOU'RE MISSING ' L4J " Li .. communications, court and READ THIS AD ! - I _•• 1 Or . "Ruth Skinner is assigned as supervisor of administradons with responsibility for records, Other men affected by j r '4' / —.' Memo 75-41 also noted th at Ftliilnoh ,.. LA I:: demoted personnel's salaries will also be reduced. a '- 3-Pc living room group features Early American styling upholstered in 10Cr olef in f,abric to resist stains 'Stronq lurahle frame of ill c l, dr;ed hardwood f, s-ici spring construction for ex1r, __ -— VP.; 4 "demotions" or to answer j ,J -_-:.ç - questions a bo ut whether th e Visit our fine shops businesses while at the Art Show & discover old fashioned service and real savings at any DBA member business. (IATURDAY -\ Keller's June appointment. Pleicones did not seek the post of permanent public safety dircctor, nor wai he paid any addiUonal salary while serving as both police lieutenant and in the acting position. • iR.L ' - — 70 700,000 shares at $10 a share. ,-_— 1) ,' I ne memo, dated Nov. 7, said, "The following change in rank and assignm ents for th is Division and scheduling shall become effective Nov. 15, 1975 as Indicated below: Sgt. Jim Pleicones-shift commander-412 shift, Off. Mike Fisher shall remainon th e 12-8shiftas a member of Squad 1, Th e above change In rank is not made by disciplinary action but rather due to necessity of plannin g organizin g and for ming new administration division. With th is change, we will now have complete squads of four pe rsonnel comprised of three road patrol and one police 105t t lwll 100 PCt cotion flannel post, were notified by a bulletin board memo that th ey had been SID0 f waist *Cotton permanent 11 190 V 20% savings on these cookware sets and pressure cookers. asp T 'Slacks 3 6x " t1I S Auto-Train Entertains Central Florida Guests By DONNA ESTES Herald Salt Writer Sgt- Betty Woodward to patrol status, has left officers ' to talk for fear of their jobs Last Friday, two city officers, including one who had served as acting public safety diri-ctor for four months prior to Doug Keller's appointment to the Eugene Garfield, president of Auto-Train Corp., is dwarfed by the first of ZO triple-decker rail cars In operation which can hold a dozen automobiles at one time. The new $85,000 train car here In Sanford represents a 50 per cent increase in capacity over the double-decker train which holds eight cars, he said. Auto-Train's one-millionth customer is expected by the first week of December, Garfield said, which will coincide with the firm's fourth ar'niveraary on Dec. 8. (Herald Photo by Joe Aakren) Tourism Promoted U.S. Asks Prisoner Aid 99 demotion several weeks ago of AUTO-TRAIN Thursday, Nov. 13, 1975—.3A ... No ,391 ' • ,'—. ... . Lt1 ,. •. •V._._,_ if _. �-. .-. - - - - --.-- - t- - ;--- - • -- - - -. -- . , _. .--.--•.• .- -. . -, - - Evening HemId Saturday is the day when, we hope, hundreds of people, young and old alike, will hit the pavement in the annual March of Dimes Pledge Walk. In days gone by, we've always referred to the 'walk' as a Walkathon, but local March of Dimes officials choose to call it a Pledge Walk. Be that as it may, 'cause we could care less what it's called, there are a few things we hope people will remember and take Into consideration during the stroll that is designed to hep those who can't .100 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FI.A. 32771 Area Cede 305.322.2611 or 831.9993 Thursday, Nov. 13, 1975-4A Around WAYNE I). I)OYI.E, Publisher H. RICHARD LONG, Editor WILLIAM ft CUR RIE, Managing Editor ROBERT C. MARKEY, Advertising Director ____ I --III _____ Ituna' Delivery: Week, 55 cents; Month, $2.40; 6 Months, $14.20: Year, S2fl 40. 14%. Mail: In Florida same as home delivery. All ottler mail Month, $2.70; 6 Months, $1620; 12 Months, $32.40, help themselves. Over the years, since the 'walkathon' has been in ex'stence, we've noted that most of the participants are youngsters -most of whom have nothing but the best of Intentions at heart. However, in every group there are always a few had apples who try to spoil the entire barrel. By this, we mean those who pay little or no heed to the rights and property of others. TIJ Justice A w Douglas,,, The Clock t 10 All na tra Failing health has forced William 0. Douglas to retire from the United States Supreme Court after 36 years on the nation's highest bench. Those 36 years were eventful and marked the court's transition from a Dassj'e and deliberative instrument to an active and forceful one. Douglas participated in one-third of all the decisions handed down in the court's history. To television reporters Wednesday, Douglas commented that he felt the most significant contribution made by the Supreme Court to American life hue he w a a member was the tribunal's elurts on behalf of minority rights. But Douglas had a part in many other farreaching decisions by the court, especially in moves to curb government intrusion into personal privacy. However, it may have been Douglas' strong and controversial dissents that will be long remembered. One of those dissents came in an early legislative reapportionment case which eventually led to the co urt's historic "one man one vote" ruling that eliminated the disproportionate representation of many rural areas in a nation rapidly shifting to urban and suburban growth. Two efforts were made to impeach Justice Douglas, one coming after his granting of a slay of execution for convicted spies Julius and Ethel Rosenberg in 1953, the second spearheaded by then Rep. Gerald Ford after revelations that Douglas received a $12,000 expense account from a private foundation. Neither ouster move got very far though Douglas did sever his ties with the foundat ion. Appointed by President Franklin D. Roosevelt in 1939 at the age of 40, Douglas was th e youngest man to be appointed to the court and, un til Wednesday, was the last remaining link between th e Roosevelt court and th e Nixon-Ford court. Perhaps because of his controversial public - - and private life, opinion about Do uglas remained sharply divided throughout his tenure on the court. Some of his views on civil liberties brought op- position from those who opposed permissiveness in law and society, although those same views were laud ed by many who were concerned about the power of government. Like many career justices, Douglas' views underwent some changes through the years. One collegiate study focusing on tax cases showed that the yo un ger Douglas consistently voted to uphold - the gove rn ment's position as tax collector disputes, while the older Douglas tended to side wi th the taxpayers. To those who see th e Do uglas record as one of inconsistency, it should be noted that the justice's views were once summed up in his statement that "the constitution exists to keep the government off th e backs of the people." It is to be hoped th at when President Ford considers the nomination of a replacement for put aside politics of th e moment and choose a man or a woman who may William 0. Douglas, he will not necessarily follow the opinions of the retiring justice, but will continue in his tradition cf independence and hard work on th e na tion's highest COWl. - A4 ore Paperwrk of luck is ow cautious wish for the new Na tional Commission on Federal Paperwork, which has set to work trying to reduce the government's big paper shuffle, Sourring It onIstheestImatethatLtcJUncleSaJbjllja}ear ju handle all the forms aix! records generated by federal agencies, Thefiledrawersln Centers if would stretch from Waslngboo, D.C., to Salt Lake City. They will soon stretch a little farther. The paperwork cunmLssion's first move was to order some forms printed. They wit tofindout owmanyfonns the agencies currently use. Somehow we have a feeling the commission's geulng off on the wrong foot. BERRY'S WORLD 11 __ / -. '= ., ) k _____________ . I ~'Ili ,k -S. - [) '-) 1L I/ (I V ) I \ It (I ~ I. - I\ ~ ~ Recently, since announcing this year's 'walk', we've had numerous telephone calls from residents of the Sanford area who have complained that in previous years many of the 'marchers' have taken many liberties with that which Isn't theirs. Namely, they've stopped along the wayside to help themselves to citrus that was on private And how about you teenagers - or anyone else who fits the description. Supposing you've worked at old Jot here and there and saved every penny you could get your hands on just so you could purchase that bright, shiny 10-speed bicycle you've been noticing In the neighborhood store window. ___ • - Niational _____ ' 11~ ', ' p 1 thy 1~1\ .0~, .1 0 h ;,_ ~~, __ -.. .. 1; I -... .- In I . A plebiscite conducted among its readers by WASHINGTON - (NEA ) - When Jame5 the National Observer drew a resounding 82.8 Schlesinger arrives at work each morning, per cent "No" vote on the question of wheth er according to confidants, he lights his pipe and the federal government should use its resources begins to read an accumulation of intellIgence 4 to save New York City from bankruptcy. / -. reports, position papers, analytical matter and No one contends that the result is represeri. news of world military activity. A.s he accounts tative of all Americans. It may not even be reads, t he associates say, Schlesinger's pipe representative of all the subscribers to ft-. eventually burns with an intensity that covers paper but merely of those who took the troub!t his head with a glut of smoke that resembles to mail in their vote. 1 nothing so much as the nuclear cloud on which But if It may reasonably be assumed that much of the pr inted riiaterial inauspiciously .. I readers of the National Observer are somewhat dwells. Y better informed on current affai rs, or more . .-. . Such Is the nature of the defense Job that those concerned about being Informed, than w ho hold It ultimately become so much a part of average person, such an overwhelmingly it that they take on some of the physical 91 negative vote suggests that opposition to balling characteristics of its demands. Melvin Laird, it's out New York is shared by more Americans west remembered, had a bald head shaped like an of the Hudson than just your Iowa farmer or jour arti llery shell, and Robert Strange McNam.ara Pennsylvania coal miner. had the personality of an AIIM operating Any number of arguments have been put manual. Part of this Is In the imagination of the forward as to why New York must not be perbeholder, certainly, but It serves to illustrate an mitted to go over the brink -the city's vital role absolute truth of Pentagon room 3E 880: in the as c-enter of the nation's commerce and culture, end it dominates the man, rather than vice the possible repercussions in the economy that versa. " J might well drag down other financially tottering I I I -, I This circumstance is worth remembering as cities a nd even states. NV 50h Schlesinger prepares to vacate his position for None of the arguments seems to have imyet a no t her fresh face. In his wisdom President ,, .. (4) pressed many people. There almost seems to be 1 Ford feels one-time naval aviator and full-time a national consensus that New York must be political manipulator Donald Rumsfeld can do a PUniShed for its sins, real or unfounded. New What? Give Up Caviar And Champagne?! better Job, or at least a job more in keeping with Yor k, justly or unjustly, has come to stand for what passes for the administration's dainty everything tha t is wrong, or allegedly wrong, domestic and International policies. Old Penwith this country: overgrown government, fiscal tagon hands sigh at such expectations. mismanagement, bloated public payrolls Letters To The Editor Indeed the Pentagon post does tend positively welfare rclls, not to mention pollution, traffic, to turn even the best of the intentions of its occrime and vice. most memorable event for us and allwho at- cupants into a ki nd of Attila the Hun conformity. Chargers Thanks New Yorkers may consider this sh-tsighted tended the game. Without you It would not have McNamara wanted an efficient organization, but and unfair, and maybe it Is, but it is also a On behalf of the Deltona Charger Marching been possible. Also, we thank Fannette cou!d never get the services to agree even on a challenge to them. II they can pull themselves Band, we take this opportunity to thank all tho.e Edwards, your Deltona Correspondent, and the universal be lt buckle. Schlesinger wanted to ou t of this mess, without federal help, they will who participated in the Bi-Cent.ennlal Show at Herald for your excellent coverage given to thIs reduce the nuclear rhetoric, but instead has have shown the way to other cities facing the Deltona-Orinond Beach football game on night. lifted It to the level of official U.S. offensive similar, if less severe, ciises and have earned Thestay. 4. Joan Lotjtsenhjer strategy. At length, says a pragmatic Pentagon the admiration and gratitude -which they won't Special thanks go to Dr. Clyde Meade, for John McKecfinle, Co-Qairn vete n, ra "they all come to the same conclusion: get - of all Americans. being your commentator; Dottle (Mrs. Angelo) eonard Bryant, Charger Director the world is round but the military has edges on ___ MercoreUi who superbly accompanied the band it." In our Nathnal Anthem; the Boy Scout Troops f The (ear, of course. is that defense. on - the At least for the next 10 years, the ra ce between Deltona and DeBary; the Weeblos Cub Scout Lauds Chamber cheap wili allow the na tion's old enemy a clearer 14 world food production and population growth Troop of Deltona; the Girl Scout Cadets and field to military superiority. Already, looks favorable. Worldwide, food ou tput Is Brownie Troops of Deltona; the Representatives The citizens of Sanford can be proud of their hlesinger has warned, the Soviet Union Is Sc projected to gr ow at a rate of 2.7 per cent a year ( the various Veterans Organizations In Deltona Qiamber of Cornnierce. outspending the U.S. by as much as 50 per cent to i, w hile demand will grow by 2.4 per ceni and DeBary; and last, but certainly not least, the I was one of the fortunate pilots to experience on defense conditions. There are some kickers hidden In the figures, Color Guard of VFW Post 10096 of Deltona who the greatest hospitality on arrival at Sanford Sadly, the risks are all too appa re nt for any presented our na tion's flag at the beginning of Airport during the ladies Deltona Derby AIr defense secretary embedded in the quagmire. however. Demand Is expected to grow by 1.5 per t he Na tio nal An them. cent in the develnped countries but more ttian Race. Even the Yankee soldier, once the jewel of Words cannot express our feelings about this twice as much -3.4 per cent -in the developing Your aviation authority, Senior Citizens na tional defense, Is, in today's volunteer force, nations And whereas projected prixiuction group of men, namely: James Alestra, David committee and the entire organization at ft more mercenary than menacing. growth willbe2.8percentjn thedeveloped coun- Ferree, Leon Gendron, Donald Cardinal and Sanford airport made us feel welcome. Small wonder then that secretaries harden. If tries, it will oniy be 2.6 per cent In the developing Drill Master Donald Lavery, Commander of Your Airport Inn served us a delicious lunch, they remain out of the poli ti cal package, that Is. Post 10096. They have just organized this Color courtesy of the Chamber of Commerce. countries. As a close aide to the sobered James Schlesinger Guard and. (or two weeks before th e game, Needless to say, Sanford will long be says It convincingly: "People wonder why Despite record gram crops in the United States practiced every night so they would be ready for remembered and recommended to anyone flying we spend so much and do so Little. Well, you this year, world grain stocks are now down to us. And ready they were! Their performance, as in your vicinity, get a different ec pe rsp tive from inside the gun about 100 million tons, or about a V-day supply, well as the band itself, was truly the highlight of Thanks-Sanford barrel. If George Mc'Govern became defense he notes. This is inadequate to provide a safe the evening. Bettyfl,Jones secretary.-, he'd cry for more powder like margin against major crop shortfalls We want to thank all those who made this a Lake Wales ever ybody else." . a -' ' wu - ( ' )rrlcr k Ittrri . qu make radio broadcasting more secure for would shame the CIA. promoter as Jim Bend, who gets up to $ t,000 for "highly confidential communications." We first began exposing the payola racket in a single job. We spoke to Bend, who denied any - The thinkers got $46,9 to evalua te the March, 1972. We charged that the industry offers wrongdobg. police handling of the conventions. But the fin- free vacations, furnishes prostitutes, provides - While working for MGM Records, Viner dings, which were supposed to be made available automobiles and pays cash under the table to was once ordered to obtain reservations at an to LEAA to share with other communities, disc jockeys and o er th radio officials to get Elvis Presley appearance in Las Vegas for 24 haven't t been delivered, records played. broadcasting and reortj officials, lie .-. To control the rowdies, a *24,780 grant was iuid the Our exposes goaded the Federal Corn- hotel's maitre d' a *soo "tip," then listed awaried to replenish stocks "after the present munkations Commission Into an investigation, Ofl his expense account as "bribery," Vincr's supply of tear gas is exhausted." Four grand juries have now returned in- honesty, of course, got him into hot water with Republicans and Democrats alike, sinm both parties held their ('Oflvf ntions in Miami Beach in 1972. Internal documents, intended for official miscellaneous purposes, including $2,112 for Dr. One of our sources, Mike Viner of Pride Robert P. Johnson to handle "surh things as Records, ha-q agreed to Shed his ar,onyniity ar(I stress and strain, minor lacerations and wounds speak for the record. Here are more of the --. The police departments of Miami and received more than $2 million. It was sent (or overtime police pay, portable radios, closed circuit iv monitoring mobile communication vans, n ight vision devices, high "intensity lights, photographic and disorticrs such as colds, fevers and influenza." - Major record cumpanies hire outside "Gavin Report" is read thtughout the record The San Clemnte police, meanwhile spent promoters to push records. No questions are industry, attacked Viner and their money on riot gear and police vehicles, asked about how they spend money. Some called his hargcs of it, "UnsupportJ." lncludiru a Ford Bronco pick-up trick suitable said Viner, is paid directly to radio program On the contrary, Viner', statemenis have for bouncing along the California beach below directors in exchange for airing records, been backed up not only by confidential Nixon's seaside estate, sources -- Fred Rector. one of those wha ha' h'øn high in the record Idustrv hut 1w .'..'....t iL. - .... -' -, Akan1oflte MU showers I Mr. and Mrs. Dennis (Sally) Kletzthg Twins boy & girl, DeLand AREA DEATH 1 A ,11, I. 1 ALTAMONTE MALL ' ' - MGM has since sold its record division, and the recording (-unip,ill) I." IIJAcr iiv% ownership and management. Cook, Pacolet, S.C. and Mrs. Joymt' Hail of S.C.; (iv',' sons, Edmond M. of Sanford; Billie, Charleston, S.C., Carroll of ilacolet, Harold, Co-Apens, S.C. and Robert William Turner, Spartenburg; sIster, Mrs. Rachel Ribings, Inman, S.C.; 16 grandchildren and one greatgrandchild. Inman, . 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M{11l, Winter Park BIRTHS 142a 2 3GRE-AT IS No LAI';IIIN(; i"Jy Of the millions that ex-President Nixon distributed to make good his campaign cry "law and order," a staggering amount was spent to maintain order for his own well-being, Through the Law Enforcement Assistance Administration $3.5 million of the taxpayers' money given to Florida to help keep the peace during the 1972 conventions. Another $558,924 was bequeathed to the San Clernente, Calif., police to make the area safer for Richard Nixon. ' _____ ,~- w WEATH SANFORD PLAZA HOSPITAL NOTES JACK ANDERSON [nw And chan ge the system under which the Institutions qualify for Medicare and Medicaid payrhents. Health, Education and Welfare Secretary F. David Mathews relinquished the some 150 documents to Rep. John E. Moss, D-.Calif., whose investigations and oversight subcommittee had subpoenaed them, Twice before, Mathews had refused to hand over the material, citing confidentiality of the records. But he backed do wn Wednesday alter the attorney general's office said the confidentiality question was not at stake. - - WASHINGTON APj - Congressional investigator's are combing through subpoenaed documents on hospital ' Police later responded to th e March 20 in th e assault case, Smiley - victim of the County Medical Examiner Dr. th e woman dead at th e shooting shooting scene and then turned Ms. Laura McWard Harden Fe bruary stabbIng Incident G, V. Garay, who pronounced scene. the investigation over to said she and Ben Harden had as her "boyfriend." A 46-year-old Sanford man sheriff's detectives, lived together "a bout 18 years" Li. Abggy said th at Harden was being held with out bond the last seven at the 1808 and his ex-wife are believed to Harden received a one-year to'Jay on a murder charge after 1ulbcrry Ave. address. have been arguing just before probationary sentence in cirhis ex-wife was slain with a Th e deposition stat ed th at th e th e shooting Wednesday a bout 7 cult court March 24 when he * "';'-; Dunn Os shotgun arid he surrendered couplewenttocourtln l9l3and foodshewantedtotakewlthher to pleaded guilty to th e lesser and CJrVHJ Afl rn j!.- ir1IJu,r. sheriff's deputies at the Includ divorced, Harden ap. when she was leaving th e house ed charge of assault and parently courthouse In downtown Sariowned three houses, on Mulberry. battery In an aggravated ford, 11cr testimony was that th e Abggy said preliminary in~;9FJF -;; 3 ~ i ", Hen Harden Jr., 46, of 1808 ba ttery case stemming from court had awarded her th e vestigation indicated Ms. Mulberry Ave., was jailed in the Feb. 8 stabbing of Richard house at 1808 Mulberry and Harden , Last Public Showing Ever' L---~ was struck by two the death of Laura Mae !'blc- E. Smiley with a fruit knife at Harden th e oth ers, including a shotgun bl asts at close range Ward Harden, 47, of th e samethe residence of Ms. harden's house on Persimmon Aven ue. on ce th st in e che and once in the sister, Hattie Mae Ashley, at address / Sh e said th at Harden had head - as she ran from the Abggy 2000 W. 2(Xh St. according to Sh eriff's Lt. George been staying 'sometimes" with house. NOW AT ALTAMONTE MALL said the shooting apparently court files. her at th e Mulberry address, An autopsy was scheduled Adm,t.,on only 25c In sworn test erupted during a domestic im ony taken Her testimony identified this morning by Seminole ContinousP.rlormanc.i I argument. Nov. 8 through D.c. 20 Witnesses told police that a Wnkday 10 AM hIP 9 PM / man waving a shotgun chased k days M30 PM aI the woman from th e house and tills PM blasted her twice with the ~~~ weapon as she ran down a / Sidewalk beside a neighbor's 4 4' \OV 13 )\, $ Fashion Show, Midway Officers, responding to th e Suburban Republican Sallie Harrison Chapter Elementary School, 8 p.m., 1:15 pin. Wednesday report of Women's Club lasagna dinner, National \ J)Lt Society IMIt, 2:30 Midway Community Action a shooting, were told that the 6:30 p.m., Oak Harbor, 550 pin., Sanford Chamber of Team, sponsor. man had fled the scene in a car Maitland Ave., Altamonte Commerce, Mrs. Stanley Hurry. . . hurry - . . it's the last public Veterans Day at a high rate of speed. Annual Spring s. Tickets available from Pierce, hostess. Tree planting, showing ever of the world famous Dunn Teriyaki Steak dinner Fkt Investigators later recovered Harriet Ilearn. Ft Mellon Park, 3:30 p.m. a .12 gauge shotgun where it Reserve. serving -i p.m. Brothers hand-carved Miniature Animated NOV. 14-15 reportetfly was th rown from an Circus. Over 40 years in the making and Annual Sidewalk Book Sale, NOV. 15-16 auto -in front of the Goldsboro valued at more than Si ,250,000. Maitland Public LiLrary, 501 S. Winter Springs Volunteer Elementary School four blocks ER Maitland Ave., Maitland, 10 Fire Dept. turkey shoot, 11 am. Seen by over 14 million people. Don't miss from the slaying scene. iti. to 5 p.m. Movie for to 5 p.m., Saturday and the thrill and excitement of the Dunn Police said about 45 minutes children, Saturday only, 10:30 p.m., Sunday, SR 434 and N. Brothers hand-carved Miniature Animated Wednesday's after the shooting Harden high and 2:30 p.m., "Bedknobs Fairfax, Winter Springs. Circus in its last public showing, November 8 turned himself in to his Overnight low 56. Rainfall was and Broomsticks." through December 20. . . at Florida's Probation supervisor at the .38 inches, NOV. 15 NOV. 16 largest. . - the Altamonte Mall. Partly state parole and probation cloudy today Bazaar sponsored L)vltary by DeBary Volunteer Fireman's offices on the first floor of the becoming fair and cooler this United Methodist Women, 10 Associat i on Located mite east of 1.4 on SR 436 Worn courthouse, afternoon through Friday. am , to 3 p.., m m at the church at Auxiliary, sponsoring a turkey in Altamonte Springs (Orlando) An hour before the fatal Highs upper 60s to mid 7, and 41 llighbanks Road West. dinner, 12:30 to s pm Open Monday through Saturday 109:30 PM shooting Sanford police had lows tonight In 4(. Gust), y B goods, snack bar, Fir-man's Recreation Hall. Sunday 12:30. 530 PM inswered a civil disturbance northerly winds 15 to 25 m.p.h. hanraf dc I, plants and clothing. Tickets available by calling complaint at the 1808 Mulberry today turning to northeasterly Camelot homemakers Charlotte Wheeler, Helen Friday. Ave.address. Rummage sale at Maitland French or at the Western Auto EXTENDED FORECAST Patrolman William Hasson Flea Market, beginning B am. Store. reported Ms. Harden, the cornFair north, partly cloudy To benefit The Grove Drug No%'. 17 plaintant, and Harden were .south portion Saturday. Lows Abuse Center In Altamonte arguing about a rug she was from the3norUierninterlorto Springs. ldylls% tide Elementary School removing from the house. SOs centr al and 60s extreme _______________ PTA, 7:30 pin., Bicentennial Harden mamntainet the house south. Highs Saturday from All Souls Church Festival project display and program by was his but she produced a 1973 lows 6Os north to mid 7 ex- Food, games, prizes - all day. ldyflwilde Chorus, 'L divorce decree and a deed in- treme south. Warmer Sunday -.---.---dicat!ng she had been given the and Monday with a chance of house and had assumed a portions Sunday. Lows by mortgage on it. Hasson reported he told Monday from SOs north to 6Os Harden that he should contact central and south except near his attorney and that Harden 70 Keys. Highs Monday from left the house when the officer near 7oextrernenorthto low BOs extreme south. departed, A police spokesman said Daytona Beach tides: high officers then determined that 4:24 a.m., 4:42 p.m.; low 10:30 the house was just outside the a.m., 10:40 p.m. Port Nomm 2 city limits and a report was Canaveral: high 4:10a.m., 4:18 made of the incident. p.m.; low 10:16a.m ., IO:34p.rn. • Congress Probing Hospitals I Shotgun Slaying Victim CALENDAR WASHINGTON API -President Ford plans to ask Con. cress to modify federal regulation of the trucking industry sharply In an attempt to increase competition and lower consumer costs. The proposed legislation being sent to Congress today would remove much of the federal red tape tha t now keeps trucking firms from raising or lowering their prices quickly to meet changing marketing conditions. It also would limit the authority of rate buseaus, th e trucking organizations that set common fares for their members. Portions of the White House plan are expected to draw opposition both from trucking firms and from the Interstate Commerce Commission, which regulates the agency. '- Thursday,p4ov. 11, fl$_5A _____ - Bill To Ease Red Tape - EveningHerald,sanford,F Charge I.. WASHINGTON (AP) -Energy legislation that w ld ou reduce fuel prices temporarily Is awaiting final action in the Senate and House after winning approval of congre.s.sionl conferees and apparently of the Ford admuustratiori. The bill, if signed by President Ford, would establish a national energy policy and resolve a 10-month-old Imrisse between the Democratic Congress and the Republican White House. Congressional economists estimated the legislation would result in an immediate 3.5-cent reduction in the price of a gallon of gasoline or heating oil. Pri s w ce ould begin rising above today's level in mid-1977, going from the present 60-cent per gallon average for gasoline to about 1.5 cents if other factors remain constant. Defense - p Fuel Bill Wins Approval eapness .----------------------.--- S.-. S-_ Ex-Husbcind Held On Murder - - -- _ SAN FRANCISCO (AI) Th e judge in th e Patricia Hearst case has called a special hear in g next Monday to decide w heth er to delay Miss hearst's ba nk robbery trial alter a related decision in the case of Sara Jane Moore, accused of attempting to kill President Ford. One of Miss Hearst's attorneys, Albert Johnson, sai(j Wednesday night that U.S. District Court Judge Oliver j Carter possibly could delay the Dec. 15 trial date until mid-February. The Hearst defense team has sought such a delay, claiming that the 21-year-old newspaper heiress was too traumatized by her 19 months as a captive of the Syrn. bionese Li beration Army to stand tr ial immediately, No Saving ) 'If Delay For Patricia Hearst TOM TIEDE ____ ____ Faces Judge To Rule On Trial q - --- -- By BOB llOYD Herald Staff Writer - food for though every day of the week. And, when you're out there taking part in the March of Dimes pledge walk, remember what you're out there for. You're walking to help those who can't. You're not out there to hurt anyone or to see how much property, that belongs to someone else, you can rip off. Be considerate of others, please. And while you're at It, walk an extra step out ('I the way to lend a hand to someone who might be in need of help. Alter all, tomorrow that someone could be you. -Bill Currie - '! -- rr-- - --T.'-.: Sanford Woman BRIEF anything that will hurt others. Sure, it's easy to sit behind the typewriter and talk about the Golden Rule, but we think it should be You wouldn't like it a bit, would you. NATION INi 1`11, think of these things. Remember there are people who value their possessions just as much as you, so don't, please, do flow'd you like to be driving down the highway In that new $5,000-plus automobile and have someone ricochet a few rocks off the fenders or through the windshield. 1111111111111111111111111t __ Okay! That's exactly what we're talking about. When you're out there this weekend, t.a king nart in the pledge walk, walkathon, call-It-what-you-will, You've worked hard all your life for what you now claim to be yours, be -it owned outright or mortgaged to the hilt. Nevertheless, it's yours and no one has any right to either take it away from you or destroy it. DON OAKLEY fl fI How'd you like it if someone came into your yard and simply rode off on that which you've worked so hard to obtain. You wouldn't like it worth a hoot, would you. property; they've up-rooted and destroyed plants that were also on private property; and they".'e even gone so far as to hurl sticks, stones, fruit and other items at passing motorists. Yes, kids will be kids and we were In that category ourselves, once upon a time. However, there Is no need to be destructive. Respect of other people's property is &methlng that all of us must have. Take this for instance: • ,. CLASSIC 99 N*w! The best Isitz wall paint Sherwin-Williams ever made. Covers better, more scrubbibia, too, than any wall paint we've e've mad.. So tough and onQ-tasting, you can vsn use it on wood trim. In 679 beautIful colors, for any room in your home. E41et'.v (s4Zilit4t(d This at.. "ON p&ni is ie r, rsi.ssch wd isstMq by Thi Ih.rwW.WJla.,w Comç$ny We ou I the i e of a41 ci sitniEv pL-".Jt N '.r pi:• .1 b. - N4.- _______________ _- ______ _____ ____ ________ ________ $1199 llon ___________ - ________ _____________ __ .•--- --- - - . -- : -- . �6A—Evening Herald, Sanford, FL 11r Thursday, Nov. 13, 1q73 695 SEMINOLE __ e-777 SENIORS - — B LYLE SUFFIELD Mopacote HOUSE PAINT Fine quality acrylic paint for wood, masonry, Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. PSC Postpones Rate Decision 1 0 metal or many other surfaces. Cleans up with water. White and colors. ILR, Reg. Price (gal.) ....................8.2.9 left hone Calls To Stay At 1 O Irnamental Steel AIL SECTION ft GALLON IV-ft - NOV. 17 GREATER OVIEDO SENIOR CITIZENS CLUB meet at Grant Chapel A.M. E. Church -Franklin Street and Geneva Hwy, at 4 p.m. (Oviedo) .- ri , $. ! .,, n 0 • q,; 'I ';E' - , •S1 - i: or Transplanter. CHOIR TO SING AT ART FESTIVAL 1. 19 YOUR CHOICE EACH Clubs, Addresses V Altamonte SpiIngs Friendship Club — Altamonte Springs Civic Center Magnolia Avenue, Altamonte Springs — meet 1st and 3rd Thursday of the Month 10:30 a.m. Angles Elders — St. Augustine Catholic Church — 3 Sunset Drive — Casselberry — meet 3rd Tuesday of the Month — 10:00 kit " Cut-an - d-III. • I •' •'• ! ' • 0 ITI - . .: . Choose a Trowel, Digger, Cultivator Reg. Price (ea. ) ..... - . % I . _ _____ - -._ ' Yl[[A6E BLACKSMITH Stainless Steel Deluxe GARDEN TOOLS ill . I • I4 . : ;j, DINNER DANCE — Thursday, November 20 at Altamonte Springs Civic Center. Catered Dinner at p.m., by Le Van. Dinner furnthed by Drummond. Tickets $1 .50 per person. John Kurzer 831-0044. SENIOR CITIZENS WEEK DISNEY WORLD — November 15. Bus will leave Sanford Chic Center at 9 a.m. with pick up at Casselberry at 9:30. Transportation and admittance to all attractions will be $12.00 for the day. For Information call Mrs. Rogers 322-9148 or Mrs. Mary McPherson 323-48. . . '4 ' - COMING EVENTS -. _______ - ' 171, l _____uIuII . . .. : - S TALLAHASSEE (AP) — The urged that Southern Bell be have to be raised 710 cents In. rates must subsidize them Public Service Cornmjs. allowed to raise coin-phone stead of 35 cents if the payphone "Local people are helping : . \ . zion has decided to leave pay. charges tQ cents as requested charge is doubled, staff payforthecalLoftouri.sta," '' he : . _______ phone charges at a dime fur at because the $1 million raised mem bers said, said. . least another few month.s, INS . would be used to cut basic bills Bevis said the staff had found However, after wrestling in- for home and business service, pay calls actually cost the cornBut the other two commisconclusively Wednesday with . • . The average home bill would pany 13 cents each, so other sloners said no. why other telephone services . . cost more In Florida than rn other states, the PSC postpor, a decision on Southern Telephone & Telegraph Cc JI request for a$2l6.5 million 1 increase Chairman Billy Mayo si . .. . . the commission staff shot prepare a written explanati of the differences In its recoi -' mendation of a $185.5 milli increase and Public Cowi, 4 Woodie Liles' recominendafl - . •.•-, . .. of$lOOmillion. A new date for a decision w . - - . .•. .of ... . be set after the staff says wh the explanation %4ill be read Mayo said. He said that as the cc sumers' representative, Lilc recommendation Is slanted American folk songs, in keeping with the BIcentennIal spirit of the times, will be featured In concert ward a reduction and "the Ma to be given by the Hopper Elementary School Choir, Friday at noon on the steps of the Sanford Public fails to make any reference Library. The singing of these third, fourth and fifth grade youngsters will be an added attraction the public counsels recomme during the Downtown Sanford Sidewalk Art Show, being sponsored along First Street Friday and datiori. I think we need son Saturday by the downtown merchants and Sanford-Sem(nole Art Association, 1Ierald Photo by Tom explanation." Vincent) Commissioner Bill Bev . - -• • g. Price (ea.) ..... 5. 75 NOV. 18 AUGIES ELDERS — meet at St. Augustine Cath. Church 10 a.m., Casselberry SANFORD SENIOR CITIZEN CLUB — meet at Sanford Civic Center at 12 Noon. Covered Dish Lunch. - ______ djustble rail section for )rch or stairs. - NOV. 20 CIIULUOTA SENIOR CITIZENS CLUB meet at Community Fire Hall, Chuluota 6:00 pm., Pot Lack Dinner. ALTAMONTE SPRINGS FRIENDSHIP CLUB — meet at Altamonte Springs Civic Center at 10:a.m. SOUTH SEMINOLE SENIOR CITIZENS CLUB — meet at Women's Club, Overtrook Drive, Casselberry at 1:00 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 1), 1975-74 a ...,.. . . .',l' ii •• I •'• 8mm Towers —Sanford — meet 1st Wednesday of the Month 10:00 a.m. BXYZ Club — meet 1st Baptist Church — Activities Building Longwood Last Tuesday of the month— 12:30p.m. Casselberry Sunshine Senior Club — meet 806 Mark David Blvd. — Casselberry 1st Friday of the Month 10:00 a.m. — new club — all welcome. Central Senior Citizen Club — Church of the Nativity — Lake — meet the 2nd and 4th Thursday of the Month at 10:00 a.m. Chuluota Senior Citizen Club — Community Fire Hall — 7th Street Chuluota — meet 3rd Thursday of the Month at p.m. Fifty Plus Club —7th Day Adventist Church Forest City — rnc-et mostly on the 1st Monday of the Month —6:30 p.m. Golden Years Fellowship — meet at the Community United Methodist Church Casselberry at noon on the last Wednesday of the Month — luncheon Reservations necessary. Gres ter Oviedo Senior Citizens Club —meet at Grant Chapel A.M.E. Church — Franklin Street and Geneva Hwy. — Oviedo — 3rd Monday of the Month at 4p.m. lively Socialites Club — meet at Highlands Club House 675 Shepard Road Winter Springs —4th Friday of the Month at 10:30 a.m. - ......... _- JCPenney .:. ..yI. - - - 20 % off boys' knit sport shirts. 49CPIECE - - * - - Handy for many home projects. Excellent for building saw horses. Includes 5' hose, 4" wall cap and clamps. No. 1280. Reg. Price (piece) ........... 69c Reg. Price (kit) ......... 4.39 ME 11 S 79 N9 1AML AM& Junior 3 - 19 Sale 19 JN-ATIONAL,/ ,c$1c1 - 5n6O $7 t . PATIO BROOM Excellent for sweeping sand, trash or dust from porches, patios. No. 9242. Inside Frosted LIGHT BULBS TABS .rg 6° • Two styles to choose from. - • Eosycare polyester blend. 'e." • Solid colors. . point 9 100 • Reg Sl-:' '-s 'i c.s, - cre ,1:'!,l! r1,k-r In? Long ColIa ri o'lton front. straight bottom h sr?id p.?U'rrs ari coly5 , '. TYLENOL i sIOCKS. A It - (her Fifty Club — All Soul's Catholic Church — now meeting at Redding Gardens Rec. Room — every other Tuesday of the Month 10:00 a.m. Sanford Senior Citizens Club — meet at Sanford Civic Center — 1st and 3rd Tuesdays at 12 noon. South Seminole Senior Cltizeu Club — meet 1st Thursday of tJ Month at 1st Federal Savings & Loan Bldg. 30 W. Semoran Blvd. Altamonte Springs meet 3rd Thursday of the Month at Women's Club 8 Overbrook Drive — Casselberry — at 1:00 p.m. Thirty-NfDcrs 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 lit and 3rd Thursday of the Month —7:30p.m. Young at Heart Club — St.. Andrews Presbyterian Church — 9913 Bear Lake Road — Forest City 2nd Thursday of the Month 1:00 P.M. CORRESPONDENCE ADDRESS TO THIS COLUMN P.O. Box 2541 Sanford, Florida 32771. 0 v . s Sizes - - \\Reg. Pnce (ea) - - 245 — / / CHARCOAL LIGHTER / - jVf 6075orl00watts. Reg. Price (ea.) . . .22c - - 99 Dusk-To-Dawn 11111111111PE--t 15c 149 EACH I EACH SECURITY LI G HT SYLVANIA Scotty's _ I. C. BRADLEY CO. harcoal fire starter, camp -. me or outdoor heater. ot for indoor use.) -. N ,e/co _441L 4W 3 469 Do It Yourself Easy to install economical mercury vapor light is long lasting, can be mounted on post, building or tree. 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I------ - ------.------ l: �- ----- -- - - tr' '- ----- -. -- ••• t' --------. - ------ -- . -- - - - - - - Thursday, Nov. 13, 1975 I FLORIDA IN -'4 - Z. - Strikers Oppose Ballots . - Blank Taking a bank bag containing $69 in cash and checks, the youth fled on a bicycle a nd was chased into a nearby wooded area by a passing motorist who saw the yelling clerk running I, Sanford's Planning & Zoning Commission has approved a change of use and occupational license application for the "Jokers Four," a young adult night club here at 2440 South French Ave., a general commercial zone. Zoning Inspector John Steffens said Wednesday fire codes have been met by promoter Pete r Ward who opening is planned for Friday Nov. 14. No liquor will be served and Ward said regular hour, begin at 3 p.m. (Herald Photo by Joe Askren) NIGHT sor FOR TEENS - Pen Pals Whip Bone Cancer MIAMI tAP) The son of a famous U.S. senator and the son of a Dade County policeman, bonded by their individual battles against bone cancer, are still pen pals even though the illnesses have all but been licked. "I don't have any friends who are amputees," Teddy Kennedy Jr., 14, eldest ion of Sen. Edward Kennedy, DMaszs., wrote recently to Steve Southerland, 15, of South Miami. "It's good to hear from a pen pal." It's been almost two years since Teddy had his right leg amputated four inches above the knee. Doctors said the radical surgery was needed to halt the life-threatening spread of a malignancy in the tissue next to the bone. - TALLAHASSEE (AP)— Th e owners of more than I ... - - - . half of the 6,000 condominium complexes In the state will be ordered to halt sales for 30 days because they failed to file required financial reports on time, a state official says. C.R. Lynch, director of the state Division of Land Sales and Condominiums, said Wednesday that only 1,000 re. ports were received by the Oct. 31 deadline. He said at least 4,500 condominium developments were expected to come under the provision. The law, passed by the 1975 legisature, requires that all o%ers of comdominium complexes who had six or more tuisold units as of Oct 1 file a thr-poge financial form. Information Calls Dropping TALLAHASSEE ( AP) Telephone companies are delighted with the new charges for calls to In. formation operators, but customers are very unhappy, - Public Service Commission officials say. Suce last month, when the commission allowed General Telephone Co. to start charging 15 cents for Infannatloncallsover six a month, the number of such calls has dropped 70 per cent and the charges have appeared on one-hall of one per cent of the bills, Rate Director David Swafford told the commission Wednesday. "It has more than accomplished what we wanted," Swafford said. Girl Faces Polygraph Test .- store , I School Smoking Rule EnforcementP By JOE ASKREN Herald St aff Writer smoking areas for pupils age 18 and u p, but state law prohibits ged .-...... - abducted her, then forced her on a cross-cotmtry jirney. Asst. State Atty. Jeffery Smith said Katherine Ball, a student at an exclusive school here, would undergo the second test to confirm earlier results. "1e was deceptive In her answers" during the first test, he said Wednesday. , V :: - t,pb and Sb..., C&Aiaqv U. I.q.is D,w.i.v. owl Pto&.Y AN Typ., Flow Cs..gt S'I Chs.in . 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Meanwhile, the two girls who reported the pot smoking remain out of school. Board Chairman Robert "Bud" Feather said it was "unfortunate that our hands were tied without the (of woman - flnr - p4I - Ofb('haVlOriflfl9)fl5 Abby TgJ CO'IO$V( ut smoking pupils) after the In"We hope pupils will come to the school system wi th th e time," Feather said. Board Attorney Douglas Stenstrorn said high school principals can designate names next SANFORD HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING ve.h. 322-6390 2609 Sanforve. dA Sanford tars of counseling that didn t do one bit of good. 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Thursday, Nov. 11, 1915-9A "Dear Abby column. speaker at the monthly meeting of Youth Programs, Inc., held These include giving a child Attending the meeting with ve Nov. 10 at the First Federal °iything he wants, never Ms. Jaques was 16-year-old ________________________________________________________ Savings and Loan in Sanford. letting him learn responsibility, Youth Deputy Truth Lee. Miss (" d i is his Lee explained the Youth " — Ms. Jaques, although and defending him whether he Deputy program and the duties technically assigned to the Is right or wrong. she personally performs aspart persons section of the "The Two Finger Fun Machines" Play it and sound' Ille f rst otajuvenile of that group. Th only Sheriff's Dept., has worked for requirement to become a like an entire band. youth ha aw is of the other ost deputy is th at you be be art'as with Juveniles. problem importance accord ing to tween Built in rhythm section to give you the effects of the ages of 14 and 21. Attitude This first contact drums, cymbals, guitars. She spoke to the large usually the uniformed officer. and appearance do Play an Anyone can play it with a few minutes Practice. i imporLant role, however. Most assembly of volunteer coun- His understanding vital is to Youth Deputies attend a course PRICED selors of the "staggering enable him to relate WE GUARANTEE TO MEET OR to the In law eWorceflleflt and plan on BEAT ANY PRICE IN CENTRAL portion of total crimes" being Juvenile and his needs. H FROM e must career In that field, a lthough FLORIDA ON COMPARABLE committed "like" by juveniles children because that is not MERCHANDISE not a requirement. ? ' (persons under 18 years of children can tell if you fake Or The Difference In Your PurPua,, Price proudly announced that age), it ,'/ITH TE RMS I iziil dcl)uIi According to Detective Working closely with S't. allowed to ride wi th Female Jaques, 31 per cent of all George Iligood of the the juveni'le detectives. That privilege had PIANO & ORGAN SALES -serious crimes in the nation are division of the Sheriff's Dept., been allowed only to males, in committed by juveniles. Here his. Jaques find runaways to be the Past, 301 WEST FIRST ST. in Seminole County, the a large portion of the case!oad. his. Jaques praised the youth caseload of juvenile offenders is Unfortunately, there are no deputy program and told of the increasing dramatically. In laws specifically pertaining to invaluable assistance Miss Lee September, 44 juvenile cases the number of times a child can HOME "ere turned over to the Division runaway before some action is has been to her personally. IMPROVEMENT of Youth Services for referral. taken. Many children are Ms. Jaques began her career In October the figure had constant repeaters. This ties up jumped to 89 referrals. These department personel who dre in law enforcement some five - ears ago as a bookkeeper in referrals included runaways, needed in other areas. the Sheriff's Dept. She went on shoplifters missing minimum hours persons.'ne riasonmost childrento A large part of the respon- give for running away Is' to get course required sibility for juvenile in trouble my head on straight." When police officers. She was the only lies with parents, said Mrs. asked to define that statement, woman in her class at Seminole Jaques. Some parents have according to Ms. Jaques, "all children, but don't raise them to You receive is a shrug." She Nis. Jaques credits her becorne law abiding citizvns. feels legislation is desperately husband, Eugene's 11un- derstanding and en promoting the Performing arts In Seminole County, wl pftwnt couragement" with her the historical musical "Un6" during December. One of the two decision to continue on in her female roles, that of Abigail Adams, Is played by laurel Ellniore, chosen field and her eventual pictured here during one of the play's many dramatic moments. Pt Itho Chapter of Beta Sigma mission char ge per achievement of as Associate 1776" opens in Altamonte Springs Civic Center Dec. 3,4 and 5 Phi Sorority is sponsoring a with ahI proceeds from th e skate Degree in Criminology. She with a matinee on Dec. 7. Sanford audiences will see the play at skating party Sunday, at Skate said, "My family, my husband, Seminole High School Auditorium on Dec. 12 and I the Grove Eu 13 with a City Roller Rink, located off part o n gene, our two children and matinee Dec. 14. Advanced general admission tickets are on sale U.S. 17-92 on Dog Track Road, School. There will be several foster children, accept at Don Knight's Shoe Store, Sanford, and In the Altamonte Mall. from 1:30(03:30 p.m. and 4 to 6 prizes given away, so bring the my chosen career real well and (Herald Photo by Tom Vincent) p.m. family and come skating for a are even more proud than I am There will be a 75 cenLs adcause, over my achievements." restroom We can make your home a cool little island of comfort. may For colorful '-' their 'lookouts' posted and the authority and responsibility WOMEN read 10 At the present time, only ru s or ra ing a children charged with a felon y delinquent published last year offense can be in t BOB BALL'S X Board member Pat Telson Sims and Board member E. many fights resulted," said said she congratulated the two C. Harper Jr. moved and Reynolds. Oviedo pupils who reported the seconded another motion to "So, we designated this pot smoking on school buses. notify all principals and school smoking area," he said. "Principals have always bus drivers to enforce existing Reynolds said the method has the front line In cornno smoking rules which call for solved most of the "Immediate suspension" of smoking problems and the bating drug abuses in the past acpupils caught violating the restrooms have been kept and they have taken Lion with expulsions. I'm glad to smoking rules. cleaner as a result. see the parents in Winter "The board will back the He said the no smoking rule Is Springs and others are joining teachers and the drivers on rigidly enforced on campus and to help stamp out this this," said Slims, on school buses and offenders problem," said Layer. Both -- - ; anywhere to report pupils smoking and those involved can be suspended from school for up to M I s. Jaques $ 58950 - - problem. a ction is t4ken Fingerprinting is another way that help. . I 1S',qp ALSO OTHER Siff S OCOUNT To COMM SCHOOLS .t . ' -- some time in E- . 340 ,' 0 BOX 1147 : .--- i iissing - "' ., --••.--,.,---.------ - 7 - a a 37503 " 4 a Wymoie Road smoking by those age 18 check their eons and The Seminole County School anywhere on school property. daughters for cigarettes and Board Wednesday night called Seminole High School other materials before leaving for stricter enforcement of Principal Donald Reynolds said home for school. He appealed to present rules and regulations today he 'inherited" a convenience stores In the regarding smoking tobacco designated smoking place near county to be cautious of selling and marijuana — on school the off bus ramp and flagpole them to pupils. buses and school property. area next to the auditorium for -Our policies are as strlgent Board members Allan Keeth 18-year-old and older as the law allows and they will and Doyle Sims moved and Pupils of age may smoke in be enforced," said Feather. seconded respectively a motion for a resolution reaffirming the th e area during their one hour Andy Bracken, director of board's enforcement ofexisting lunch period, Reynolds said. lie secondary education, said regulations and a state law said a no smoking sign Is posted many pupils feel there are other prohibiting smokin g by pupil s but it Is not enforced, ways to report violators of under age 18 on "There was no way — unless school regulations, by calling school property. we called out the National on their guidance counselors The resolution also asks local Guard—we could strictly and reporting Incidents to police and parents to help enforce the no smoking inour 15 principals "without all the combat the drug abuse restrooms where pupils had publicity." -c:' I I I N Wof THE TILE MARKET, Inc. are suspended. Layer said parents should .' p Jaques, Sheriff sat I < .''." -, , ,.;- - - • I . -- -------------- Jaques. ___________ names FORT LAUDERDALE (AP) A second lie detector test was scheduled today for a IS-year-old girl who prosecutors say lied when she claimed a boyfriend ', . I a a REPAIRS? . REMODEL? NEW INSTALLATIONS? ARE YOU IN NEED OF Ca and Ckse.,i. Ioø'.00.. I,,,vi& ------ i • swift Condo Sales To Be Stopped fi g: I ted would -- When parents neglect their needed to limit the times child responsihihtles, the courts can run awa before specific must step in. Ms. Carolyn Seminole County -- PORCELAIN JEWELRY I after'the boy ashe exited the Investigators indicated they also expect the arrest of a 16year-old lx who allegedly ac as a lookout outside the said a grand :• 11), NANCY 800111 Ikrald(orrespondcnt 1 \ • ---- Juvenile Crime On The Increase Volt Plugs under MIAMI I AP) A leader of striking flight attendants whohave kept National Airlines grounded since Sept. I has attacked the union's national leaders for mailing out ballots on a proposed contract wi thout local officials' approval. "The negotiating committee feels that we've been on strike for almost three months and that It Is just deplorable for someone to blackjack us Into a substandard contract," Maggi r said Wednesday. Ms. Roe, the designation she prefers, is chairman of the Association of F light Attendants' Miami local that started the strike. 1 IDEAL by a new program In which no one bears the stigma of OUT - . -- officials say. Patrolman Robert Klase, 41, was pronounced dead at a hospital Wednesday after officers said he shot himself in the head with his .38-caliber service revolver. The shooting occurred in the basement of the station. Kiase, who one fellow officer said "had a heart so big he tiled to help the whole world," was suspended three days last March for issuing a bad check to pay a city water bill. guilt. We don't have judges, and we don't find people guilty," Fred Dellapa, head of the Citizen Dispute Settlement program, said Wednesday. " hearing officers are psychologists and sociologists, and we try to find out why something happened and solve the problem." Since it was initiated in May, the program has handled 1,540 cases at its four offices In Dade County with a success rate of 85 per cent, he said. Of the total, about half were domestic assaults, the rest ei th er interfamily disputes or neighborhood problems. -•-•. - Parents Largely Responsible Sections Av4iblO ST. PETERSBURG (AP) — A 16-year police forc t. veteran who befriended lost children and drunks ap parently committed suicide at the police station because of pending disciplinary action for writing bad checks, - _l___ : MINI -KILN : Policeman Commits Suicide In St. Petersburg MIAMI i AP Domestic squabbles, children's scuffles .nd other disputes that often ended up in court but frequently were left as festering sores are being handlt\l V-1 Sheriff's detectives have dry cleaners during th e in, charged a 15-year-old south cident. . Seminole with robbing • U a dry cleaners with a toy pistol. I Detectives Bob Simmonsand C.R. Bro wn sai the boy was d charged with robbery in con. H FIRES TO PORCELAIN I I nection with the Oct. 27 holdup I CONE 6 I 4/," • Ring and 2" -. of Parisian Cleaners, Butler • Element Plaza Shopping Center, SR-436 Into Any 115 and Howell Branch Road. House Outlet. Only A clerk engaged a nervous • 12 Amps. 1360 Watts juvenile in conversation for • I 2)00 DEGREE HIGH-FIRE nearly a half hour after he HOME HOBBY KILN • waved what appeared to be a • EXCELLENT FOR SHOP I nickel-plated revolver and • TEST FIRING, 60W, I demanded "all the money." LUSTER. DECALS AND I -ç BRIEF Program Handles Squabbles A ToyGun Holdup Nets Youth, 15 ' -- -.., 8A—Evening Herald, Sanford, FL - other It'sthe the real thina. M°Y lits free. . vvcly Come in, In, Browse, Get Acquainted And -: Register For Free Gifts. i See Our Collection ... of Unusual Gifts ' t.k.f;u' CHINA- CRYSTAL CUT GLASS FIGURINES PEWTER SILVER - PLATE Hundreds of Items To Choose From Nt TAKE ADVANTA(F w "f - �10A — Evening Herald. Sanford, Fl. ' Thursday, Nov. 13, 1975 • Murder Mystery Slated -' F Artists To repare • -- rk 1 . The Altamonte Springs Players opens its saond season with the brilliant mystery 11dU1I" Friday at the Altamonte Springs Civic Center. Under guest director Suzanne Ogren, 'Laura" promises to be an exciting evening's entertainment as the web of the murder pl9t unfolds. Curtain time Is 8:30 p.m. Friday through Sunday, and the weekend of Nov. 21-23. Tickets may be purchased at the door. Prices are $2.50 for adults and $1.53 for senior citizens and children. wr Work Along Sidewalks .'.'. C The Downtown Sanford Sidewalk Art Show will be In full swing Friday and Saturday. Co-sponsored by the downtown merchants and the Sanford Seminole Art Association, the show has drawn more than70 entries from adults and l7 from juniors. -. S... r .' .. 'I'... - - ': __. ( , 1' ' t., . - _ 1 22[f : •' - 'Ih ' . & I I' I 4 ' .'' . •"-.- '' By I1i)A NICHOM ____ 'y . A lm ---' - - .d • • UI .. Ready to exhibit their pintIngs In the Downiowu 3klew1k Art Show are (from left) Nancy LOpti, Govena Tex' Powell and Ashby Jones(Herald Photo by Ill VtncentJr.) I I / I "V - "-'- 1SzIperl) I)inii:g THERM SHRIMP— PRIME RIB LOBSTER TAILS La -! 9 S E31 Judging will take place on Friday and prizes will be presented at 4 p.m. Saturday. I a efoot n Pa r ------ - . . . Cgtiu G,u4e F IPlank Sirloin For Two. . . . Only 91.00 Served with fresh mushrooms sauteed in butter ENTERTAINMENT NIGHTLY PRIVAT DINING Serving 11a.m. 'till Midnight 2544 PARK DRIVE, SANFORD Ph. 321.0424 Cloud Sundays Club Evening Hera W, Sanford, Fl. Thursday, Nov. 13, 19IS--1 IA rt .. . •. ' An added attraction Friday at noon wlllbea performance by the Hopper Elementary School Choir on the steps o! the Sanford Ubrary. American folk songs will accentuate the 11tcentenwal theme of the concert. I By Lyman Drama W Merchants and artists are excited about the event and hope sales both inside the stores and on the sidewalks will be brisk. An interesting variety of art work is expected to be exhibited by both local and out-of-town artists Categories include abstract, modem oil, acrylic and other media; traditional oil, acrylic and other media; crafts, sculpture, ceramics and wood; and juniors, grades kindergarten through 12th grade. -'i.- - .7 j .--' -. qtniiinu " k ated S1 scnoois ana churches." Backstage chairmen; stage Shelby Guilford; and head Promds from the production will go to pay royalties, and forCast members of "Barefoot manager, Sue Kevwitch; usherette, Karen Wilder. Cathy in the Park," include: first technical director, Rob Cole; Casselberry is assistant Lyman High School's Drama other productions scheduled for cast; Wrbie Nelson, Kevin make-up, Vicki Finlay, prop director. Clubwillpresent "Barefoot the year. "Greensleeves Sullivan, Dana Greenwood, mIstreu,Claire Jlaycs; master The cast appreciates the the Magic" will be Lyman's first Clark Pickett, Kim Anderson carpenter, Kevin Sullivan, contribution of HelmIy s 21 and ' ' with curtain time at ' children's play, completely and C1Is Ostrander; second master electrician, Brian Furniture Store, Montgomery in Lyman 's auditorium, p.m., student produced ,This will be cast Lisa Westfall, John Artman, business manager, Ward's, A 1 urn a St e p Herald Correspondent our ristma$ gift to the area," Russell, Dana Greenwood, Becky Lockhart; publicity, Manufacturing co., Scotty's, The Neil Simon comedy tells our Cher. "We will present free Steve Kapelka, lAnda Hawkins Julie Schrader; shift lead, and Flowers by Peggy Jo to the of a newlywed couple, in their first apartment, buffeted by performances at a boy's ranch, and Marc Silvis. Nancy Curran; house manager, production. many trials and tribulations. Cher Stempler, drama coach and director, said. "This will be Fire Auxiliary, Junior Police Busy In Winter Springs The Ladies Auxiliary to the location by the Winter Springs .on Nov. 4, at 7:30 p.m. at the the drawing of names. Also the first performance by a school drama group, In this Winter Springs Volunteer Fire Volunteer Fire Dept. Seventh-day Adventist Church selected at that time were a All proceeds from both events or, Moss Road. area. This is a really brilliant Dept is sponsoring a cornjudge, prosecuting attorney, bination car wash and bake sale will go to provide necessary -. The main activity of the defense attorney, bailiff, court -— play, with puns and one-liners, on Nov. 15, from 11 a.m. to p.m. equipment for the fire depart. meeting was the enactment of a recorder and three witnesses. typical of a Simon comedy. The at the corner of SR 434 and N inent, that is not included in the mock burglary with the The next meeting of the cast is small, with individuality Fairfax Avenue, Winter money budgeted by the city assistance of Patrolman Ed Winter Springs Junior Police characterized, such as in his Springs. This event is being council. Taylor of the Winter Springs will be held on Nov. 18. at 7:30 Lyman 111gb School's Drania Club production, "Barefoot in the hit, 'The Odd Couple.' The cast held in conjunction with the The Winter Springs Junior Police Dept, p.m. at the Seventh-day Park," cast Includes (from left) loves the play, and the per- turkey shoot being held for the Police held a regular meeting Mare SIlvIs,Undah1awkjns, Clark Pickett and p,rbjeNelson (HernldphotobyEldaNjcbo[l) Participants were choien by Advnfkt �- ---- -------. .--- --- - - ---------- --- -----.--------.--- ---- - --- --. ---,-..--.- -. - -. -. .- - .- -- - .- -------- - - _ - .--- -. - ...- I 12A—Evening Herald, Sanford, FL By ED PRICK. M Herald Staff Writer Ms. Wilson's statements are the latest in the controversy and However, city residents do pay a 10 per cent tax on water, follow a suggestion by County Commissioner Mike Hattaway that Representative Hattaway says he has written letters to the the county appeal to the Seminole Legislative Delegation in hopes of Cities and other agencies seeking possible solutions. State Sen. Lon WIIM)n said today it's "almost inexcusable" of introducing legislation that would permit the Florida PublicLeague And, Commissioner Hattaway, in addition to suggesting that the county commission allowed Casselberry to purchase Service Commission (PSC) to regulate utility rates in cities, regulation be turned over to the PSC, suggests the county begin a General Waterworks and raise the rates for some 4,500 non-city She said Legislators would not turn a "deaf ear" to the needs "talent seRreh" for a person capable of investigating the issue residents. of 4,500 residents. "We have 4,500 people who have to be and coming up with some type of viable solution. The Cocoa Beach Independent said the warned county represented by somebody," Ms. Wilson saId. However, she was "The people of Casselberry' are ripping them off," Corncommissioners "months ago" that city officials would charge skeptIesl thatasuchbIUcanbepa35e(Jinthelegblat county residents higher rates than those rates charged residents "In terms of general legislation, it's almost impossible to get missioner Hattaway noted. "Something must be done to stop who live Inside the city limits. overcharging people living in unincorporated areas." passed. Waterworks are revenue producers, but a local bill ii To charge county residents higher rates, however, is be possible," Ms. Wilson speculated. Commissioner Ilatthway said the county even considered "morally wrong. Without representation, I think It's morally lawsuit onsaid, behalf the 4,500 residents, but Commissioner State Rep. Bob Hattaway, L)-Altamonte Springs, said there 13filing Dicka Williams "Itofcan't be done." wrong. I suggested months ago the county should have no easy solution. But, he agreed with Ms. Wilson that charging into negotiations. Now, you have taxation without represen- county residents higher rates is "taxation without represen. Casselberry Chairman Edith Duerr defends the higher rates. tattoo," she said. tatlon." First, she says the city was charging all residents In untoIn August Casselt'erry purchased General Waterworks, a Representative Hattaway also pointed out another incorporated area higher rafrs rrinr to th Auund imrr'hni nf ... county residents 25 percent more for utihties than the fee paid by dwellers don't contribute land taxes which would be used for city residents. upkeep of utility plants. Mrs. Duerr also says Casselberry is "not using the utilities to raise money. ItIs simply not true. Not one cent goes into the Surrenders To Police 1110% M0% By JIM IIAYNE5 herald Sports Editor _ VOW ______ Ac E 104 E. Commercial ,, J. Suits / from IL $30 In Golden Olympic Bowling Crabs tame it sets moo a barrassed tonight and that's bad for &'hreze. The Seminoles take on the Sandcrabs at 8 p.m. in Daytona Municipal Stadium In a game matthing clubs with nearly top R. D. McGee of Sanford's to trim Joseph Krug of merce, ture judging follows, along with scheduled for Saturday, the opening day 637. All scores Casselberry and John Merrigan In addition to the bowling the finals of the pancake race, last day of the Olympics. i Seminole coach Jerry Posey was worried about having enough time to prepare for Seabreeze. Lyman coach Dick Copeland conceded that it didn't matter how long he had to prepare for Jones, he still considered the Orlando foe the toughest to prepare for. Seminole plays tonight in a game which has little to offer except another chance for Seminole to prove its superiority against inferior teams tK1'àI. With a .. . -, ...L. L. SUiCuUjC , of games, here's the last Seminole 37, Seabreeze — Maybe if I tab Lyman to lose, it will win. If the Greyhounds consider it a frustrating season, they should consider the effect on someone trying to call their shots DeLand "11, Lake Rrantle% 0 — The only question is by how much. Th is isr't ' the week for the Patriots to be th inking in terms of upsets. Next week should be better. Oviedo 21, Apopka 13 — The Blue Darters have it going, now that the season is nearly over. All's fair in love, war and football. And Oviedo has been through a lot this season. The line is over being shellshocked, and the backs are happy to see Apopka. Those tanks are tough to bring down. Trinity Prep One-Zillion, Lakeland Sanle Fe 7 This one is another one-sided contest. The score will be determined by whether coach Joel Kelley — leaves the first string in the 0 ame lon ger first quarter. the West Orange 37, Lake 11o A-ell 1,, — West Ora nge by whatever it wants, really. The Big Orange is tuning up for the state playoffs, and winning isn't a song the Hawks are likely to be __________ . -- •.,'' ••• . -' BOWLING LEADERS MEN .- —'- (fficlVdn handicap) v- ______ -' ________ •ui ______ if'-- ' RDMcGe. Sanford i; .. / . ' hill a Burton, Dehtona 603; 6. Lee Mather, Orange City 599; 7- George Billups, 4 P - ' ' ' _________ Sanford ice; I. Charles WOIIC. Winter Park 597. 8 Joseph Weicke, Deitona 593; 10. Ado l ph Orai,neman, Deftona 591; 11. Lyndon Heuec. Sanford 592; 12. R Frtckle 6. 13 Ceiejfln Avguto, Sanford 573. 14, Rod MCLHy. Deftona. - -:J' - ..-- / - . , We ,h - ?'irv,n ' f . • .: . -t--_T I ' f • = . • WOMEN : . - Jean Y"j VC 571 5 Delores ratckSarord5$1;7Gtays Grannernan. Deltons SS3; 8, Kathy 'tathar. Orang• c i ty $42; t Otive -- Sarasota's John Blank stands third In Golden Age bowling. (Herald Photos by Bill Vincent Jr.) Dorothy and Daniel Burton of t)dtna % t,re not ui the c;Id'tt couple eniereti the Golder. Age Olympics bowling at Howl America. They are also among the leaders. Da niel (78) Is tied for fourth with a 603 series and Dorothy is fourth among the women at 574. McTear's Trac - W son,Oeiton 645 2 McNutt. Deltona 515; 3. Mary Sanford 583; 4, :-Lri--'.--. ________________________ . BAKER (AP) 1 — - Deltona 561 20 - _______________ T - MCNut? ..rv Patrick — Ji. Houston Athletic Federation (iAF)has ecor "the greatest thing that's ever after Al Post, the record with renowned run- 579, 14 F ramcm Ft egar, Sanfo he Greatest However, the records corn- McTear, track star for a tiny ratified MeTear's 9.0 second happened to me." He now holds mittee of the Amateur Athletic Florida Panhandle high school, dash last May RI Lcwigw:d WeiCk. Destona 531. 17. Jan HCUi,. Sanford and Ethel Spencer. Deftona log, said at the time. Three hand-activated wat. ne ' The International Amateur ported Wednesday. "It's great," McTear said. school track meet May 9 in Florida track coach Jimmy because it had malfunctioned forward McTear's application Winter Park. Carnes, who attended the meet. throughout the meet, officials directly to the IAAF. s BUD LtYE( JIM HAYNES (All guests iiS-60-s) - ' -- Lyman over Jones - - - - — - Wes t Orange over Lake Howell Howell next year - - Florida over Kentucky — (123--5) BIF'FCORRIGAN 122-3-5) HICK I'ANTRIIX;E LYNNE SMITH il8-57-5 (116-59-5) IA)UIS SAPSIS ANTHONY hA YES Ui441-Si 1113-62-51 ' Seminole dee-fense Greyhounds pull an upset trinity Prep over Santa Fe - - i - — I)eLand over Lake Brantley — rootin' for Brantley though Oviedo over Apopka — Lions looked good Last week ------ - ' Seminole over Seabreeze -- Post intervened in the dtspuk Union (AAU) tabled Mclear's ches clocked Mclear's run at application for a record at its 9.0, 9.0 and 8.9, which was and won permission from Stan. says being named c"older of U.S. director of records for the ner Ivory Crockett. A 19-year-old senior at Baker summer meeting in Eugene, rounded Off to 9.0. An electronic ley Wright, chairman of the world record for the 1W 1AAF, interceded in a controversy surrounding the run, High School, Mclear recorded Ore., because the run was hand. timing device recorded a yar dash 9.3 AAU track and field board, to " the Orlando Sentinel Star re. the 9.0 time at a state high timed, said University of run but W83 that's ever ha ppe d disregarded bypass records official.3 and Evening Herald Fearless Football Forecast - Raines and Herbert Branch. tat. 1 1" LUke Good uwu Sflu Greg Pringle lead a ferocious Seminole defense that has b h Seminoles' mainstay all year. The offense, while less con. slstent, has managed loput enough points on the scoreboard to win In all but the DeLand and Gainesville games. If Seabreeze, whose only over Qass AAA Palatka South, has anything going for It tonight, it's the fact that both Seminole losses have come on unfriendly turf. Ernest Walsko and Helman Walstrom S70; 17 Philip Neoln s67, Ill. Mike Burke, Deftons s", ig P humming Saturday morning. of the business is," he corn. mented, "not in some office. If I had the choice of spending my time anywhere, I'd do It on one of our trains." He usually travels in a private executive car which combines both working and living quarters. "But," commented cue of his employes, "we see him a lot around the trains. He doesn't know it, I expect, but It makes us happy to know he cares." Hostesses and stewards on the train ride Wednesday night agreed that it Is the "fmnily spirit," the feeling that their president Is interested in every phase of their operations, which makes their jobs on Auto-Train worthwhile. Garfield's home Is In Washington, D. C. Ills wife Ronnie, and Il-year-old daughter Pam also enjoy riding .- 'i __________ Garland Thomas. Melbourne Gus Terry. Maahai del. Jotih — —' p=- in the sand, and that's not love letters Jones 20. Lyman 14 — Might as well go out the pickin' business the way I started wron g "Hejustsald'I'mreadytodo it,' and went to the door and removed the desk he had block log it and came out" into an interior room of the real-estate office. He was taken to the Indian River County Jail In Vero Beach. . i'th i Vk e& ' Again, th e only question will Seminole's defense yield a TD? F':: I .1, • certain Sem inole's leave IJIC anucr4ii about an hour earlier but was stifi afraid we would shoot him," said Taylor. "We finally convinced him that we wouldn't 7, . is 6-2 and Seabreeze 1-7. The Tribe has accepted a Nov. 29 date at Lyman HighSchool as host team for the secondannual South Seminole Rotary Bowl game and a loss tonight in Daytona would dim the Seminole luster. No Seminole opponent has been named for the Rotary Bowl. SeThe W.be will go into the abreeze game pretty much as it has all year, at the running of Tim Ned TENNISRESULTS MEN'S DOUBLES .:V big hurrah for prep picking: gaveat _________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________ Mind, 1 Here's The Last Big Hurrah (Continued From Page lA) ALTAMONTE MALL Bowl-bound Seminole doesni want to be cm- avnes' e Garfield Stayed With Idea SANFORD PLAZA c e Copeland Worries About Jones SEMINOLE HIGHkilled FRIDAY NOV 21 'He had decided to give up - Thursday, Nov. 13,197S--18 Time Is On about 1:30 a.m. EST only after finally being convinced he would not be Immediately Leisure action, from 16-12 year, the worst in the school's One player Seminole fans are in- rune-year history. Seminole was beaten terested In seeing Is Rockledge freshman out of the state tourney by Division 2 Sammy Williams, who is 6-I1 and figures rivals Lake City and St. Johns River. as Seminole's tallest player ever. Seminole doesn't begin its divisional Seminole's starting lineup goes 6-4, 6-7 slate until Dec. 10 when It plays at and 6-8 across the baseline with Faber Valencia. and McDonald standing 61 and 6-2, Following tonight's game, Seminole respectively. plays again Saturday at home against Seminole will be trying to rebound Polk. unc Dan Taylor, aspokesman for a• t'.as Seminole's players on edge too. Seminole's starting lineup will be an all-sophomore outfit, featuring guards Randy Faber and Reggie McDonald, forwards Bob Jacobs and Chip Nor, plus center Vernon Johnson. First inside ubstltute for the Raiders will be 6-6 sophomore Terry Jameson, while Sanford guards John 7A-uli and Pat Crinmins are also slated for plenty of 1largleWUson1ed a parade of include handicaps. of Maitland 3-6-7-6, 7-5 to grab finals, the scene shifted today While the bicyclists art' .l'ltona women Wednesday at lwling continued today at I the doubles crown as well, to the Civic Center and Garden battling it out o the stree tj of -es Uowl America, logging a solid p.m., with winners expected to That victory made Thomas Club for ceramics and horticul. downtown Sanford, the marina 645 to take the second day lead be named by 4. the first double gold medal ture judging. parking lot will be the scene of j'4rh By JIM ijAyNf 1b L in Golden Age Olym.lcs Also Wednesday, men's winner in the week-long Friday's feature bicycle wheelchair racing. - bowling, tennis singles winner Garland Olympics for senior citizens races start at 9 a.m. at Sanford Horticulture finals, shuffleMeanwhile, none of the men Thomas of Melbourne joined sponsored by the Greater Avenue and Seminole Blvd. board, horseshoes, croquet and LAKE WALES (AP) — would not be shot down upon Dozens of policemen and othA machete-wielding man want. leaving the office. ers surrounded the office and ed for questioning in the stabbMrs. Nelson, 32 and the moth- Spent the rest of the day and log death of a woman released er of three young children, was into the night trying to calm a secretary and surrendered to rushed to Lake Wales General him down and talk him out. But police early today after holding Hospital for observation. But Mines, who Brannen said her hostage for nearly 15 hours. Polk County Sheriff Monroe frequently referred to himself The secretary was not harmed, Brannen said she appeared to as "the devine terrorist," repolice said, be "in good shape," peatedly refused to give up. Police said Jasper Mines reMines, a 32-year-old fruitpiPolice said that before going leased Jamue Nelson, a real-es- cker from Wabasso, Fia., had to the office, Mines had attate office employe, and gave stormed Into the office before tacked two passersby while tip after being convinced he noon Wednesday. abandoning his van and steal. log a car. One of those attacked was reported in critical condition. e An off-duty officer In Indian River County found the body of Marie L Hartholl, 20, of SatelSui e lite Beach, bound hand and foot in the van. Officials said she been stabbed to death. for Homecoming Evening Herald, Sanford, FL 0H A last three state tourneys. Just like every ball of wax a new one, so It Is with baskethall seasons, last year's state champion. C1dpola, of Marianna, has to start over, "That's basketball, the way it should be," says Seminole coach Joe Sterling. "I'm excited . . . not just about our chances, but about a new wason." Not knowing what's around the corner SPORTS Margie Wi lson Leads Pack Fibe Fa S Dial 322-5762 Releases Woman Hostage ;-'j .:- ... ______ ____________________ ____________________________________ - /4 Former national tournament cootenders cast a new eye on a new season in this game. Manatee, coached by John Sines, made a rise to the JuCo top in 1964, stopped only in the nationals by eventual champion Cincennes, Ind. Manatee's fortunes since have dwindled, And Seminole, a virtual regular at state tournaments and twice oh, so close to a national berth, has sat out two of the • It's called respectability, More specifically, self-respectability, Seminole and Manatee will have that factor on their minds tonight as they tip off the Junior college basketball season In a 7:30 garne in the Seminole Community College gym. general city budget. All of It goes into the operation of the utility, she said. Mrs. Duerr also said the city Is paying $60,000 for fire hydrants for the area, which, she said, was the county's responsibility. An additional i2o,, she said, will be spent for installation of the hydrants. Machete-We1ding Man -% .. Raiders, Manatee Go After Glories Of Old In Opener S en. tori WI Iso iiCr*iti*ca1 Of Cassel berry VVate r Rates -- -.::.-----.- -;.--- Thursday, Nov. 13, lflS Non-Residents Charged Higher Fees - __---_•___..__; ___:.__• - . too much speed - watch out for Colors should be mad Seminole Seminole 1, Seminole Jones Jones Jnne LInd DeLand I)eL3nd E)eLand DeLand Oviedo Oviedo (h'Iedo Osiedo (hkdo O%'kdO TrinityPrep Trinity Prep TrinityPrep Trinity Prep Trinity PTI.P Trinity Prep west West Orange ','est Orange West Orange West Orange %% est Orange Florida Florida Florida orange Florida Florida Seminole Yfl'afl Florida Seminole Seminole Jones Jones - Title Dispute Continues MIAMI (AP) — Theprincipal of Miami Jackson High School says he hasn't decided whethe' k •t. to relinquish we school's 74 state basketball champi' 'hip alter four of the pta' ere called ineligible. Floyd Lay, executive Lary of the Florida High Athletic Association, at school Wednesday to I Class AAAA title a' tartly return its tro Lay said four 1 transferred from to Jackson • - Disaster _________ - - - ---- -- ----j.- - _------------= I --- ----- - ------- -•----- - ---• $---- --• -------_______ �12A-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - Thursday, Nov. 11, 1915 Non- Residents Charged Higher Fees Raiders, Manatee Go After Glories Of Old In o , nener I- Sen. Ion W*IsonCritical Of Casselberry Water Rates By ED PRICKETT Herald Staff Writer his. Wilson's statements are the Latest in the cortroversy and However, city residents do pay a 10 per cent tax on water. follow a suggestion byCoun(y Commissioner Mike Hattaway that Representative Hattaway says he has written letters to the the county appeal to the Seminole Legislative Delegation in hopes League of Cities and other agencies seeking possible solutions. State Sen. Lori Wilson said today it's "almost inexcusable" of introducing legislation that would pnnit the Florida Public And, Commissioner Hattaway, In addition to suggesting that the county commission allowed Casselberry to purchase Service Commission (PSC) to regulate utility rates in cities. regulation be turned over to the PSC, suggests the county begin a General Waterworks and raise the rates for some 4,500 non-city She said Legislators would not turn a "deaf ear" to the needs "talent search" for a person capable of investigating the issue . residents, 4JV k.. of 4500 residents. "We have . .,.. r_WF . t,iIn whn ,,,,u h..,... • WL W )WOJ The Cocoa Beach Indepeadent said she warned county represented by somebody," Ms. Wilson said. However, she was "The people of Casselberry are ripping them of f," Com conunissioners "months ago" that city officials would charge skeptical that a such bill can be passed in the legislature. county residents higher rates than those rates charged residents missioner Hattaway noted.in"Something mustareas." be done to stop "In terms of general legislation, it's almost impossible to get overcharging people living unincorporated who Live inside the city limits. passed. Waterworks are revenue producers, but a local bill might To charge count)' residents higher rates, however, Commissioner Hattaway said the county even considered be possible," Ms. Wilson 5CU15ted "morally wrong. Without representation, I think it's morally State Rep. Bob Hattaway, D-Altamonte Springs, said there is filing a lawsuit on behalf of the 4,500 residents, but Commissioner wrong. I suggested months ago the county should have entered no easy solution. But, he agreed with Ms. Wilson that charging Dick Williams said, "It can't be done." into negotiations. Now, you have taxation without represen- county residents higher rates is "taxation without represenCasselberry Chairman Edith Duerr defends the higher rates. tation," she said. tation." First, she says the city was charging all residents In uninIn August Casselberry purchased General Waterworks, a Representative Hattaway also pointed out another In.. corporated area higher rates prior to the August purchase of Winter Park-based utility, and city officials now are charging teresting point. Casselberry is a tax free city. In other words city General Waterworks. county residents 25 per cent more for utilities than the fee paid by dwellers don't contribute Land taxes which would be used for Mrs. Duerr also says Casselberry is "not using the utilities to city residents, upkeep of utility plants, raise money. It's simply not true. Not one cent goes into the - Surrenders To Police . general city budget. All of It goes into the operation of the utility," she said. Mrs. Duerr also said the city is paying W,OW for (ire hydrants for the area, which, she said, was the county a responsibility. An additional $20,000, she said, will be spent for installation of the hydrants. V - Get S j I I -- Leisure " I /4'!ii__ Suits £ t'0m I '3 U V -i OPEN iO. MON.SAT 1-S on SUNDAY In SA1FORD PLAZA - Reg. SALE 376 $ V ;. - 76 '. , , fli' , SALE .. V• -. • ' ' V Table & 6 chairs, beautifully and eloquently Country Style Cathedral grains and burls are from double engravings of select veneers and certain decorative overlays are crafted of simulated wood. Reg. TABLE 6 CHAIRS SALE PRICE 699°0 Matching China, Sale Reg. 69:9S SALE $37676 Mediterranean Suite . 1 Keller Early American ' $aA76 SALE '*Li V I I TABLE 174 SALE - While the blcyclkts are' finals, the scene shifted today to the Civic Center and Garden btttling it out on the n ue(Ls o Club for ceramics and horticul- downtown Sanford. the marina' parking lot will be the scene of tore judging. Friday's feature bicycle wheelchair racing. nt f u- setuor ---- --- --- -- ,s -, 1 ta _ .JI J$JIL e ce a.m.aiau oru rucuu u e fi als, shufflesponsored by the Greater Avenue and Seminole Blvd. board, horseshoes, croquet and Sanford Chamber of Corn- More ceramics and horticul- track and field are all merce. tore judging follows, along with scheduled for Saturday, the In addition to the bowling th e finals of th ek cs. panca ke race, last day of the Olympi cs. n ____________ I .1_ t. . . BOWLING LEADERS MEN (lncludeshandlcap) . . . P DV McGee. Sanford fl?, 2 John T WhitC.LOngwood631;3Char; Blank, Sarasota 60; 4. Arville Randall. Longwood and Daniel Buon, Deltona 3; 6 Lee Mather. Orange City 9; 7. George B i llups, Sanford flS; I. Charles Wolfe, Winier Park $97. S. Joseph Weicke. D,ltona 593; 10. Adolph Grin. neman. Deltona 591; 11. Lyndon Hei,ei', Sanford 92; 17. P. Frlckle 576: 13 CelestIno Augufo, Sanford 575; II. Rod McLeay, Delfona, Ernest Walsko and NeIman Waltlrom 510; 17. Philp Nethin 547, ti Mike Burke, Diltona 564: 19 "'n McNutt. Oettna 561. Patrick 55) 1 ____ ''V __________ _________ r-V ' _--- _____ V ______ ____ ___. _i ii - ___ A -. _________ _________ L . r , &V_ 'A - . .V___ ,,.'Mi VtV4,1 .. -. -. V V '. V V L TT"1 /V - WOMEN '.arg;e Wilson, Deltona 7 McNutt, Deflona 515; 3. Mary 'Nr5, Sanford s; A Dorothy B.r?on, Dettona $71; S Delores Rurke, Deltona, 5$; 6. Rose .__ V - I 1LIJ_ J F_ za _ - . - _ Patrick. I V ,...... ' -. . -. Sarasota's John Blank stands third In Golden Age bowling. (Herald Photas by BW Vincent Jr.) Sanford 5)4. 7. Grann,man. Deltona 553, Mather, Orange Cite 542; _ Dorothy and Daniel Burton if l),'Jt";;:i 're n o t oh the oldest couple ente red In the Golden Age Olympics bowling at Bowl America. They are also among tk leaders. Daniel 78) Is tied for fourth with a 603 series and Dorothy Is fourth among the women at 574. S. GIacl'rs . Kathy Olive westray. Deitona 5W, 10. Bessle Randall, Longwood 534; 11. Amy Weick, Deltona 531; 12. ion Htutf. Sanford and Ethel Spencer. DHOnS 11 Frances FIlear. Sanford 59. . 6 CHAIRS :95 SALE / Oak Finish-Upholstered MATCHING CHINA $567.76 $284 With Purchaseof Suite . ,4 $56716 ALL CHINAS MATCHING CHINA S ALE $327.76 $76776 1/2 64 ROOM SUITE JIM HAYNES 111FF CORRIGAN (All guests 1I5-6O-5i (I23'.5) 122-53.3 1 Seminole over Seabreeze - Seminole dee-fense IAff - ("reyhounds pull an upset Deland over Lake Brantley rootin' for Brantley though ()vkdo over Apopka Lions looked good last week - Early - American -• V V Maple Finish TABLE. 6 CHAIRS SALE - too much speed --. . West Orange over Lake howell watch out for Howell next year Florida over Kentucky Gators should be mad - !)isa,ster. That's the only word that cornea to mind to FSU over Miami Seminoles need another win describe the results of last week's forecast. Upsets almost all the way across the board Georgia over Auburn too strong for Tigers left the Evening Herald prophets licking their Navy over Georgia Tech having a great wounds and hoping for a turn In their poor (orseason $42776 - - MATCHING CHINA SA L E $347.76 With Purchase of Suite ONLY Trinity Prep over Santa Fe - - PRICE WITH PURCHASE OF DINING BUt) LAYER - 176 home advantage Toppingtif that's the word font) the team for l.SU over Mississippi State the third week in a row was Lynne Smith, who Tennessee over MississIppi wants a bowl managed to hit on II, niLcs eight and tie one. Biff invitation Corrigan was the only other horse In the Herald stable to emerge with a better than .500 mark. North Carolina State over Duke poor Duke Corrigan 10-9-1. Season leader Jim Haynes, Rick Pant.ridge and Louiv Sapsis were 9-10-1 Vanderbilt over Amy in a breeze along with guest B.C. Steele. Anthony Hayes suffered most, turning in a 7.12-I slate. Arkansas over SMLJ the flogs will prevail The season standings were shuffled a bit with Smith moving from a tie for sixth place all the Kansas over Colorado Jayhawks are tough way Into a solid fourth, SapsIs taking fifth and no comment Hayes dropping to last. Corrigan is breathing Memphis State oser Houston down Haynes' first place neck. Only a single Michigan over Illinois too much Michigan game separates the pair. This week, Seminole County School rebound ! ! Superintendent W. P. "Bud" Layer tries to Oklahoma over Missouri educate the Herald pack with his predictions. Noire flame over Pitt Devine guidance Here goes: - - - Sanford's Newest - Largest - Finest James Tripplet_owner - - '-' OPEN DAILY 9-9 SAT. 9-6 2306 French Ave. - Ph 323-1480 ford FREE DELIVERY & SET UP - -- -- -. - LOUiS SAPSIS ANThONY hAYES 1111-61-5p (113-6?31 Semino le Seminole Seminole Seminole Seminole Se minole Jones Jones Jones I.'man Jones Jones l)cLiind DeLand DcLaud DeLand DeLand DeLand Oviedo Oviedo 'kdo Oviedo Oledo Oviedo Trinity Prep mail) Prep Trinity Prep Trinily Prep Trinity Prep Trinity Prep West Orange West Orange %'t'est Orange West Orange West Orange West Orange florida Flnrkb Florida Florida Florida Florida - - - nning been the Seminoles' mainstay all year. Th e offense, while less con. sistent, has managed to put enoughpoints on the scoreboard to win in all but the DeLand and Gainesville games. if Seabreeze, whose only win was over Class AAA Palatka South, has anything going for It tonight, it's th€ both Seminole losses have come on unfriendly turf. fact that Miami FSIJ FSU Miami Miami Miami Georgia Georgia Georgia Georgia Georgia Georgia Georgia Tech Navy (o gia Tech Navy Gergla Tech Georgia Tech Miss State LSU is1 LSU 1.51' 1.51. Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee TCflflCtt Duke N.C. State N.0 State N.C. State N.C. State N.C. State Vanderbilt Vanderbilt Va nde rbilt Vanderbilt Vanderbilt Vanderbilt Arkansas Arkansas sit' Arkawias Arkansas Arkansas Kansas Kansas Colorado Colorado ('olcrado Colorado Houston Memphis Stale Memphis State Houston Memphis St. Memphis Slate - Title Dispute Continues MIAMI(AP) -The principal of Miami Jackson High School says he hasn't decided whethe r to relinquish the school's 197374 state basketball championship after four of thep1iers were called ineligible. };;d Lay. t; secre tary of the FL(rida High School Athletic sociation, asked t he school Wednesday to forfeit its Class AAAA title and voluntarily return its trophy. Lay said four players w ho transferred from the Bahamas to Jackson all-state guard Uticil Rose, couins Charles and Michael Thompson and Osborne Lockhart were ineligible. It is obviousthat f our of their men were ineligible and 1'"t' trophies that the) didn't honestly win," said liy "I'm hoping a decision tIl be made to return the trophies and to disavow their wirviing of the 1974 district, regional and state basketball titles." Principal Percy Oliver, who as not at Jackson when the .Cenerakj won all 33 of their games, said, "1 don't know. They tolo me to cunsker the at's what I'm going to do. I have not made a decision." lay said the four players in. volved. all now on major col. lege scholarsiups, had not lived In Miami long enough to meet residency requiremnenis for tho - - was FURNITURE - LYNNE SMITH tLiflt5. - - RICK l'ANTRII)(E . $ year, - Lyman over Jones With Purchase of Suite ONLY and a loss tonight In Daytona would dim th e Srninole luster. No Seminole opponent has been named for th e Rotary Bowl. The Tribe willgo into th e Seabreeze game pretty much as it has all with Mark Whig ham at quarterback, directing the ru of Tim and Ned Raines arid Herbert Branch. Mike Good and Greg Pringle lead a ferocious Seminole defense that has BAKER I AP Houston Athletic Federation UAAF has "the greatest thing that's ever However, the records corn- ing. said at the time. McTear, track star for a tiny ratified McTear's 9.0 second happened to me." He now holds mittee of the Amateur AWetic Three hand-activated wat. Florida Panhandle high school, dash last May after Al Post, the record with renowned run- Union (AAU) tabled Mclear's dies Post intervened in the dispute clocked McTear's run at of records for the ncr Ivory was and won permission from StanCrockett. application for a record at its 9.0, 9.0 and 89, which says being named co-holder of U.S. director the 'arddashis "thegreatestthlng troversy surrounding the run, high School, McTear recorded Ore., because the run washand. timing device recorded a 9.3 AAU track and IA'ld board, to that's ever happened to me." the Orlando Sentinel Star re- the 9.0 time at a state high timed, said University of run but was disregarded bYPaSS records officials and ported Wednesday. school track meet May 9 in Florida track coach Jimmy because it had malfunctioned forssard McTear's application The International Amateur "It's great," McTear said. Winter Park. Carnes, who attended the meet- throughout the meet, officials directly to the IAAF. V $87676 di McTea r's TrackRecd or 'The Greatest' SALE $667.76 selected veneer and solid wood construction.- 6 CHAIRS - S game ________ L Bowl-bound Seminole doesn't want to be embarrassed tonight and that's bad kr Scabreeze. The Seminoles take on the Sandcrabs at 8 p.m. in Daytona Municipal ta um um in a game matching clubs with nearly opposite records. Seminole is 6-2 and Seabreeze 1-7. Th e Tribe has accepted a Nov. 29 date at Lyman High School as host team for thesecond annual South Seminole Rotary Bowl Garland Thomas, Melbourne and Gus Terry, Maitland Clef JO1tP'l Jr C.asscfherrv and E eniong Herald's Fearless Football Forecast V MATCHING CHINA Created by the master craftsmen of Keller Handcraft ed detail and the finest Contemporary With Purchase of Suite ONLY West Orange 37, Lake howell 12 West Orange by wliatever it wants, really. rhe Big Orange is tuning up for the state playoffs, and winning isn 't a song the Hawks are likely to be humming Saturday morninF, V - SALE quarter. 4 Side -2 Arm Chairs With Purchase $ Reg. leaves the first string in the game longer tha. ,, the PEDESTAL TABLE p 'JI SALE $347.76 TABLE of Maitland 347-6, 7-5 to grab the double.s crown as well, That victory made Thomas the first double gold medal winner in the week-long Hardrock Maple Maple Finish of Suite ONLY - MATCHING CHINA SALE $276.76 With Purchase of Suite ONLY 983 TABLE.? CHAIRS Reg. 95 shellshocked, and the backs are happy to see Apopka. Those tanks are tough to bring down. Trinity Prep One-Zillion, Iakeland Sante Fe 7 This one is another one-sided contest. The score will be determined by whether coach Joel Kelley SALE $42776 Early American better. 0%-iedo 21, Apopka 13 -,rhe Blue Darters have it going, now that the season is nearly over. All's fair in love, war and football. And Oviedo has been through a lot this season. The line is over being first ! V week should be TABLE-6 CHAIRS Reg. MATCHING CHINA SALE $327.76 With Purchase $ of Suite ONLY $81776 1. UUVVIII I I 11 _____ ______ ________ - Solid Oak S61.16 shots. II Crrikc IAIIlS _____ __________________ DeLand 33, Lake Brantley 0 The only question is by how much. Th is isn't the week for th e Patriots to be th inking in terms of upsets. Next American Buy The China Cabinet For 283.88 With Purclir,se of suite Oak Finish their Early crafted In a fruitwood finish. _______ - MATCHING CHINA SALE $447.76 With Purchase '224 of Suit* ONLY V Ii TENNIS RESULTS MEN'S DOUBLES - TABLE 6 CHAIRS (4 Side .2Arm) V '• I? -Seminole 37, Seabreeze 7 Again, the only question will Seminole's defense yield a TD? For certain, Seminole's horses can leave the Sandcrabs in the sand, and that's not love letters. Jones 20, Lyman Ii Might as well go out of the pickin' business the way I started wrong. Maybe if I tab Lyman to lose, it will win. If the Greyhounds consider it a frustrating season, they should consider the effect on someone trying to call Hardrock Maple _'Ø--. .4 • T Here's The Last Big Hurrah With a full schedule of games, here's the last big hurrah for prep picking: Early American V . - Seminole coach Jerry Posey was worried about having enough time to prepare for Seabreeze. Lyman coach Dick Copeland conceded that it didn't matter how long he had to prepare for Jones, he still considered the Orlando foe the toughest to prepare for. Seminole plays tonight in a game which has little to offer except another chance for Seminole to prove its superiority against inferior teams, - .' - SALE 42776 ,. With Purchase Suite ONLY $44 .' . s MATCHING CHINA SALE $287.76 4JJJVIfli' fl. - .. MATCHING CHINA SALE $23776 , With Purchase t of Suite ONLY '119 Garfield V .'' (5Side-IArm) Oak Finish "Hejustsaid'I'mreadyto do it,' and went to the door ind removed the desk he had blocking It and came out" into an interior room of the real-est ate office He was taken to the than River County Jail In V Beach. ' r%1 who Copeland Worries About Jones TABLE 6 CHAIRS Oak Finish Reg. $549.95 ' ',-. TABLE - 6 CHAIRS SANFORD PLAZA -- ZALM T Modern e (Continued From Page lA ALTAMONTE MALL I UI III Ika k,,r..aa. I.' 1." k. ISV mented, "not In some office. I11 had the choice of spending rny time anywhere, I'd do It on o of our trains." Set a table He usually travels In private executive car whi combines both working ai that sets living quarters. "But," cot mented one of his employc "we see him a lot around Ii the mood trains. He doesn't know it, expect, but it makes us happy to know he cares." Hostesses and stewards the train ride Wednesday nigiht agreed that It is the "family spirit," the feeling that the president is interested in every phase of their operations, whic makes their Jobs on Auto-Trai worthwhile. Garfield's home is i Washington, D. C. His wil Ronnie, and 11-year-of d daughter Pam also enjoy ridin the rails in the Auto-Train, say Garfield. In fact, for the past yea: 45-piece set of imported china Mrs. Garfield has been lii Urnately Involved In operatIn g your choice the corporation's boutiques. $7995 Working long hours, sh e directed th e deigning an Mocking of the colorful caboosi Complete service for eight includes 8 each: dinner boutiques located at Auto plates, soup/crrt.al bowls, dessert/salad plates, Train's terminals, and sifi cups, saucers; I each: sugar bowl with lid, works both the buying ant creamer, 12" chop plate, round vegetable bowl. selling ends of tht offshooi See our complete selection of patterns. business of the railroad. Layaway now for Christmas Garfield admitted to being excited about the agreement Zas R hctg Chars.. Z,itiei Cullom Chat * Mast.' Cswq. • AmancVs! Lip.ss reached with Amtrack, em O*ti Club . Cai* manch. phasizing, however, that aitlugh the two organizations had agreed to work together on expansion programs, AutoTrain would retain all of its The Diamond Store distinctive Iderdy. fl MargieWilson led a parade of include handicaps, women Wednesday at lioling continued today at I Bowl America, Logging a solid p.m., with winners expected to 645 to take the second day lead be named by 4. in Golden Age Olympics Also Wednesday, men's bowling. p- pq W tennis çj-n .1..fl.T. ? (rlfn,l Meanwhile , none of the men Thomas of Melbourne joined bowled Wednesday could runner-upGusTerryofMaitland top H. D. McGee of Sanford's to trim Joseph Krug of opening day 637. All scores Casselbelry and John Men-igan Time Is On Posey's Mind Spanish Style Mediterranean Suite by Burlington House from 16-12 year, the worst in the school's nine-year history. Seminole was beaten out of the state tourney by Division 2 rivals lake City and St. Johns River. Seminole doesn't begin its divisional slate until Dec. 10 when It plays at Valencia. Following tonight's game, Seminole plays again Saturday at home against Polk. Faces yI from Central and we'll of our special sale price ! SALE $37676 Stayed t dJ '- italian Provincial SEMINOLE HIGH FRIDAY NOV 21 I ..1'i riM _ DINING ROOM SUITE SALE Mrs. Nelson and gave up lit about 1:30 a.m. EST only al finally being convinced he would not be Immediat y killed "He had decided to give U) about an hour earlier but as still afraid we would shout him," said Taylor. "We firmilly convinced him that we wouldn't I - . action. One player Seminole fans are interested in seeing Is Rockledge freshman Sammy Williams, who Is 6-11 and figures as Seminole's tallest player ever. SezninoLe's starting Lineupg,6-7 and 6-8 across the baseline with Faber and McDonald standing 6-I and 6-2, respectively, Seminole will be trying to rebound Thursday, Nov. 13, 1975-1B I,- - - has Seminole's players on edge too, Seminole's starting lineup will be an all-sophomore outfit, featuring guards Randy Faber and Reggie McDonald, forwards Bob Jacobs and Chip Noe, plus center Vernon Johnson. First inside substitute for the Raiders will be 64 sophomore Terry Jameson, while Sanford guards John Zeuli and Pat Crimmins are also slated for plenty of - - - ,-_ - Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - i LAKE WALES Al') - would not be shot down upon Dozens of policemen and othA machete-wielding man want- leasing the office, era surrounded the office ed for questioning in the stabbMrs. Nelson, 32 and the moth. spent the rest of the day and ing death of a woman relesed er of three young children, was into the night trying to Calm Carve your turkey on a new suite a secretary and surrendered to rushed to Lake Wales General him down and talk him out. But police early today after holding Hospital for observation. But Mines, who Bra nnen aid give you a matching china for 50% her hostage for nearly 15 hours. Polk County Sheriff Monroe frequently referred to hiirself The secretary was not harmed, Brannen said she appeared to as "the devine terrorist," police said. be "in good shape." peatedly refused to give ur). Police said Jasper Mines reMines, a 32-year-old fruilpiPolice said that before g )ing • leased Janie Nelson, a real-es. cker from Wabasso, Fla., had to he office, Mines had attate office employe, and gave stormed into the office before tacked two passersby w hile up after being convinced he noon Wednesday. abandoning his van and at ing a car. One of those attaciced TABLE . 6 CHAIRS . was reported in critical on• Pecan Finish V dition. An off-duty officer in In Lian Reg. 9s uitedRiver County found the bDdy of Itel• -ç- V V MATCHING CHINA ' lite Beach, bound hand and foot 4J: SALE $237.76 uc- 4.....i in the van. Officials said she had been stabbed to death. With Purchase f l' forof Suits ONLY 19 Dan Taylor, a spokesman I;' last three state tourneys. Just like every ball of wax Is a new one, so it Is with basketball seasons. Last state champion, Chipola, of Marianna, has to start over. "That's basketball, the way it should be," says Seminole coach Joe Sterling. "I'm excited . . . not just about our chances, but about a new season." Not knowing what's around the corner SPORTS Maraia Wilson Leads Pack I Tribe . 1 PRE-THANi SGIVING Releases Woman HostagON for Homecoming Former national tournament contenders cast a new eye on a new season In this game. Manatee, coached by John Sines, made a rise to the JuCo top ir. 1964, stopped only In the nationals by eventual champion Cincennes, Ind. Manatee's fortunes since have dwindled, And Seminole, a virtual regular at state tournaments and twice oh, so close to a national berth, has sat out two of the It's called respectability. More specifically, self-respectability. Seminole and Mqnatee will have that factor on their minds tonight as they tip off the Junior college basketball season In a 7:30 game in the Seminole Community College gym. I' -i.iiiuiiiiij i,eiii,ui rurniiure Machete-Wielding Man By JIM IIAYNE.S Herald Sports Editor I Illinois Michigan Michigan Michigan Michigan Michigan Oklahoma Oklahomr. Oklahoma Oklahoma Oklahoma Oklahoma Noire Dame rat Noire flame Noire Dame Noire Dame Notre I)ale V V_- 7 / - sc.ason. �Herald. Sanford. Fl. Thursday, Nov. Gators Solid Over Kentucky Bloodletting Far From Finished _ 0ii i conomics uaKes ITS loll ir rro pons W]SCOREBOARD __ . - - P ro Hockey DeanoA, (Mantegna) 52; 6. Shirley Wills Boy (Se.dert); 10 1. 7. Joaquin Jean (Hall) S 1. 1trawler Louell NHL (Ktrtzwflh) Campbell Conterent SEVENTH Mile, Pace. Patrick Division Claiming 51,000 1. Eygpl(an Wind W 1 1' Pts OF GA (Nodr,vi') S L 2 Je F i rst ;Rau) II 2 I 26 60 At 1 7,) Ston'y key (McOanei) 8 1 )eY Riand I 3 1 70 67 43 Tcipejo Byrd (Bridges) 1 I, S Cold Allan13 4 S 1 I) 36 10 Wyn (Denn) 3 % 6 Infighter NV Rangri S 10 2 12 II 70 (Allen) S l 7, Rebelridge Rob (F. Smyth. Division Taylor) I 1, S. urns Dream Chigo 9 1 4 77 5$ 14 f O'Amato) St Louis 4 6 4 16 SI 46 EIGHTH - C). Pace, Mile: I Vanc,r S I 3 Ii 46 5$ Miley Clop Away (Bridges) 1 C. I I 2 10 75 49 Gr ea t Value (Vandei-vort) 72; 3 Minn 3 It 0 6 32 3.i) Wtrn Scott (F. Taylor) 61, 4 Wales Conference ielterson Adios (Kimball) St. S Norris Oivisio,t Speedy Tracer (Sdtn) 10 I, 6 Montreal 11 3 7 24 71 31 Glory Land (5ertrtcks) 2. 1 Byrd IAngeles ii 5 1 2.3 53 51 K (Prevos t) S L 5. ERD (Astralta) Pitts, 6 6 2 14 62 69 8 1 Detroit 3 10 3 9 10 69 NINTH C.). Pace, Mile: I Whn 2 17 7 6 54 79 Justatrost (Ovoracek) 10 1; 7. Cash Adams Division Bo* (i, Sert,ej) 51; 3 Pan Lad, J flutfato 11 3 I 73 11 13 (Deason) 31; 4. Billy Neil IC T oronto 1 S 3 17 47 4 Taylor) 7.2: S. Or. Ruth IT Crank) 6 licston 6 6 2 11 AS 49 I; 6 Metrolina Abby (Bridges) 9 2. Calif 4 10 2 11 57 6.3 7 Winning Ti na (P Recur) 6 1. 8 Wednesday's Results fititlers W1'v. (%'?) 61 Chicago 4. New York angers. 1, tie California S. New York islInden 1 Orlando.$eminoje Philadelphia 3, Buffalo 1 WEDNESDAY Atlanta 2. Kansas city I NlGHTRESULT 6. WaSh.rv!i , - . ' - p By CRAIG AMMERMAN AP Sports Writer •j__ " atmosphere In which more It is the shrinking of a profes. 196, when promoters such as out TV Income, for the Washington Redskins teams and perhaps another slonal sports world that Is too Gary Davidson created leagues In the 1974-75 season, 25 of the said the average Redsklii playThe worst economic crisis to league or two will cease to ex- big, too expensive and too corn- at will, Is over, The structure of 28 pro basketball teams lost er made $25,000 in 1970. Now, confront professional sports in 1st. plex to exist on reasonable ceo- most sports is in question In the money. It is estimated that 15 the average Is $54,000, recent history has caused the Major league baseball, with nomic terms. courts and their future Is In lost In excess of $1 million. An The NFL Is not likely to go death of 12 teams and one its big stadiums, low ticket When the ID-team WFL ended question at the box office, estimated 23 of the 32 pro hock- under. The same can not be4 league In the past month, and prices and numerous games, is its 18-month life in which $30 The average salary in pro ey teams lost money. said for basketball's ABA or the bloodletting Is far from fin- generally in good financial million was last, league Presi- basketball Is $100,000. In pro Last year, each of the 26 hockey's Wil/s. Ished. shape. dent Chris Hemmeter said, hockey, It Is $70,000. The Na. teams in the National Football The WHA held a league meetEscalating salaries, labor The folding of the World "We will not be the last to go." tional Hockey League lost its League received a record $2.2 Ing earlier this week, and one problems, legal challenges and Football League and of the San He was right. The San Diego television contract and the Na- million in revenue from TV official emerged to say, "I the threat of Intervention by Diego and Baltimore franchises ABA team ceased operations on tional Basketball Association's contracts, Yet a record eight would not be surprised If two or Congress and federal agencies in the American Basketball As- Tuesday, and other teams in ratings are weak. The other teams lost money. three teams dropped out of our have combined with the pres- sociation are part of a trend several sports are In trouble, leagues the ABA and World One reason is higher salaleague before the end of the sures of inflafion to produce an that seems certain to continue: The expansionism of the late Ilockey Association are with- ries: for example, a spokesman sea son. - 4 FIRST: 1. LarriSanchez (7), WHA 11 .20, 7.60. 7.50; 2. CachoL.enlz (1) W L T Pis OF 0* 550.350; 3. AldanaOkoki (4) 540. East Division 0 (Il) $47 70; P (71) $177 90. C,nci $ 1 0 16 15 43 SECOND: 1. Aidana Beltia (1) N.England 7 6 I 15 11 43 . 7200, 600. 3,10; 7. Urza Okokl (6, Cleveland S S 1 11 36 33 610. 420; 3. Erhano Aiberdi (1). tndapOIi% I I 0 5 11 14 3 to; 0 (1 6) 553.20; P ( 4 61 175$ 00. West Oiviilon 80 07 & 46) $912.10. Houston S S 0 14 17 16 THIRD: 1. AIdana.Alb,rdj (3) Pbqenix 6 5 0 12 4) 60 1)10, 6 60. 1 50; 7. Arecha.Arana (8) Minn. S 6 1 11 39 As 940.5 43: 3, Larra Qutola (1) 480. 0 S Diego 4 S 7 10 31 38 (35). 539.00; P (35). $11700 Denver 3 I 1 7 32 4; FOURTH: 1. Cacho Bengoa 171 Canadian Division 11.20,100,4 10:2, ManoloElora Quebec 17 5 0 24 73 57 650. 5.20; 3. BilbaoJavi (6) 1.10. 0 Winnipeg 9 4 0 It 53 25 (73) $79 10; P 112 3) $91.10; OD 0 7) Edmonton 7 I 2 16 65 67 $91.20 Calgary 7 6 1 15 17 43 FIFTH 1 Erdcra Sanchez (7). TorOnto 7 9 1 5 43 32 17 60. 5 80, 460, 7 Chucho L.arrea Wednesday's Result II), 6400. 400; 3. Sale Miguel (I) New England I. Houston 1 5.40, 0 $3550; P (2 1) $177 20 Today' s Games SIXTH: 1. Domingo Jay) (3) 11 (i), Winnipeg at Calgary 653. 3.50.2. Cacho.Elorza (I). 5.03. Toronto of Denver 160:3. Maya Echave (4), 5,70; 0 (3 Cleveland at San Diego 53* 60; P (3 5) $244.70. SEVENTH: 1. Uria Alberdi (I) 7770,920,420,7 Ica Beitla (7)6 60. 360. 3. DomingoOkoki (3) 3.40; (2 1). $39.10; P (4 2) 5105.60. EIGHTH: 1. Sala- Juan (3) 10.60, SEMINOLE TURF CLUB ST. LOUIS AP) "In order CARDS AND THE SHUFFLE by Alan to win, we've got to have a fant.astic effort by everybody in iW5 . every game." PRO Coach Don Coryell believes PEP O cm his words and so, apparentiy, do his St. Louts Cardinals of the . "OPF4/od 'P48O National Football League. ttAP/419 Z57''oá'/5 '-'.-..:::•':..-. Coryell's "Cardiac Cards," In a keeping with a tradition they 5o7''v'I CY 7 ..:. 1" ///C established in 1974, have waited t147 r . 10 77/F P1175/04/ until the final minute and be. Cq0IZ'f' 9,V/f' 6/4W77M5 vond to decide five of their OFd W'yVA 7-64& ,' eight NFL games. 522'/4'5, And, possibly through more kk than coincidence, In four of the , live on which the outcome lunged on late heroics they have _________ F 9~ , ) 41~r _______ recorded victories in their 6-2 campaign. z.'. "I don't know how you're ever going to be able to tell just • rr.--_ what's going to happen," says '........'j. (• Coryell, whose team last OW Sunday heat the Philadelphia Eagles 24-23 in the last second I ., .. to retain a share of the lead in the National Conference East i 4Y &I with the Washington Redskins. . .. neg ' . "It's a two-way street," . Coryell said. "You have to ',. remember the Dallas game 31). They had the poise. They overtime. "In the Washington game we played before, you have to give them the credit," said Coryell, referring to a 27.17 Iou dealt the Cards In one of the few 44NY games decided prior to the closing seconds. " "In my mind, Philadelphia played one heck of a ball which last year rose from o Terry Metcalf touchdowns ral game," he contended. "They scurity to a 104 record and the lied the Cards from a 17-7 def I: really played us off our feet the NFC East title. cit to a 24-17 triumph two weeks first half. We ssere fortunate to Beginning with Jim Bakken's ago over the New England get some breaks." late field goal in a 23-20 victory Patriots. Whether breaks, desire or over Atlanta, a succession of And finally last week, in per. talent plays the biggest role in nerve-fraying St. Louts finishes haps a finish to top all finishes, continuing St. Louis vlctcriea Is followed with the Dallas game, Bakken calmly beoted a 30. a question Coryell has not yet a defeat. yard field goal at the final gun been able to answer. The New York Giants and to snare victory from defeat "I wouldn't say it's more than Eagles were dispensed within over Philadelphia talent," he said, but added: "I more conventional style, then "I think we're a better footwouldn't belittle the talent of Norm Thompson's pass inter- ball team," said Coryell, who any of our folks, ceptlon in the fleeting seconds cited his team's ability to "It's just that in this league protected a 20-13 margin over "make the most of our opporeverybody has good talent," the Giants in a return game. tunity" and sustained hunger pointed out the coach of a team Bakken's field goal and two for success. Is 66 75 Dusters firm $3SIS. '75 Vabiants from $Nt). 'is Scamps from $3411. 175 Fury Wagons trim $399, ,. 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UCLA 24-7. stumble, this isn't the Upset Auburn at Georgia: Bulldogs Special of the Week, but it came battling Florida for the Gator close Texas A&M 21.16. Bowl bid ... Georgia 21-13. Southern Mississippi at AlaHarvard at Brown. Bruins barna: The Bear starts on his have thrown Ivy League tradisecond 250 wins ... Alabama 42- tion out of kilter and they could 7. win the whole thing with a sicTexas Christian at Texas: tory if Princeton also beats Texas' last home loss was Yale. But Brown dumped liaragainst TCU in 1967. Last year, yard last year and repeated in a the Longhorn rolled to an In- preseason scrimmage. A hunch credible 81-16 rout at Fort that this could be the Second Worth. All the precedent and Upset Special ... Harvard 28-21. revenge won't help the Horned Navy at Georgia Tech: Both Frogs, who've dropped 19 in a teams are 6-3 and it's Navy's row to all corners, but it should defense against Tech's offense only be about hail as bad as last with a bowl bid probably in year Texas 40'-8. store for the winner, especially Pacific at Arizona State: if it's Navy 26-14. State's looking ahead to Mi. Arkansas at Southern Meth. zomia but Pacific's looking odist: Almost unnoticed, AraheadtothebeachatWali kansas has sneaked into conArizona State 35-14. tention for the Southwest con. Notre Dame at Pitt: Notre ference championship, but First Dame's only favored by a point the Razorbacks must beat so you know Pitt's rebuilding 1U. They didn't last year (24program had reached fruition 24) and it says here they won't under Johnny Majors tt 26- this year. Third Upset Special 17. SMU 27-24. ... ... ... . . A. Dude & Sons Make That Basket, Raiders! WEST PALM BEACH (AP) - Network sportscaster Curt Gowdy says baseball urnlire Larry Burnett was unfair in blaming him (or hate mail and death threats which follow. ed a controversial World Series call, "That play didn't create con. troversy just on television," Gowdy said Wednesday from his radio station here. "They really did a rip job In some of the papers." Barnett, an American League arbiter, has said that 95 per cent of his mail mentioned base," he said, "Fisk broke for the ball. There was a collision, When Fisk fielded the ball, he was not obstructed on his throw to second base." The reports of the death threats surfaced several days later when the teams returned to Boston for the final two games of the Series. The FBI stepped In to investigate the threats and Boston police had to provide protection for Barnett and his family. Cincinnati won the Series four games to three. "1 think they were unfair to rue," Harnett said of Gowdy the right call," Gowdy said. 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ELEVENTH 1. CachoMiguet, 2 Maya Juan, 3 Domingo Perez. 4 Manolo Zaire, S. Erdo:a Altu, 6. O'gvi:a Echave. 7. Arecha Arpi. S. ftarreBengoa. TWELFTH - 1. Erdoza Juan, 2 Bibbeo Raman, 3. Sala Murguerza. 4 Celava Attu, S. Chutho Aguirre. 6 Sinti AipI. Y. Manirl Larrea, Fermin Men:". Oklahoma Coach Barry Swit- time until the last two years. against Washington State? Arizona at Colorado State: zer is more emphatic. One of these days, Oklahoma Is Probably somewhere In he- This can decide the Western NEW VOUK I \l'i 'We can win the next two, tie going to run out of turnovers. tween. Coach Bud Moore ad. Athletic Conference champion. Where (toes Oklahoma go from here, for the Big Eight and go to the And Missouri's defense isn't as mlts he's "still trying to get our slup ... for Arizona State. That Well, first of all to Columbia O('i'I Bowl and that's just lethal as It looked way back people to thinking about would happen if Colorado State , what we're going to do. We'll when against Alabama. Colorado now." And that may wins. Sorry ... Arizona 28-14, Mo., for Saturday's meeting just start a new string. We With Missouri. To inject a bit of basketball not be easy ... Colorado 24-14. Southern California at Washmight win 39 the next time." terminology, the pick Is Okl.a. Iowa State at Nebraska: The ingtnn: It would take a miracle "It's going to be a tougher job The Orange Bowl made it of. horna to rebound 23-10. Cornhuskers can do It with offor the Trojans to wind up in the now against Oklahoma," ucla) Tuesday that if Oklahoma last week's score was 46 fense -45 points vs. Indiana, 56 Hose Bowl, but if they lose this Missouri Coach Al Onofrjo said beats Nebraska and ties the right, 22 wrong and two ties for vs. Texas Christian, 63 vs. one it might give John McKay in the wake of the Sooners' Cornhuskers for the Big Eight a .676 percentage, including Colorado or defense shut- an early start on his pro stunning 23-3 loss to Kansas. crown, the winners will be cho- Princeton's upset of Harvard. outs of Indiana, Kansas and coaching career ... Sotithern "Oklahoma will probably be sea to play in Miami on New For the season, 433-177-12-.710. Kansas State and one-touch. Cal 2110. more emotional now. They still Year's night. But first they Colorado at Kansas: Is Kan- down yields against Louisiana Kentucky at Florida: Gators a chance for the Big Eight must beat Missouri, which had sas as good as it looked against State and Missouri. Iowa State still in the running for the Gator (* have championship." a habit of giving them a hard Oklahoma oras bad asltlooked is ending a suicide stretch of Bowl ... Florida 28.13. , Harness Racing 110, 3. M.anola Attu (1) 4 50. Q (37) 53950; P (37) $131.10, FIRST C.3. Pace, Mile: 1. Warden Leo (Hall) 41; 7. Fancy be NINTH: 1. Aguirre (1) 17.70, 3.60, E. Taylor) 51; 3. Mary Brooks 110; 2 fldbao (6), 700. 6.70; 3 (Hysell) 91; 4 Brokfort Boy Erc:a (3), 440. 0 (1 6) 3100; P Ii 6) 271.10 (Udell) 1.7; S. Towaliga Mist (No driver) 5.1; 6. No No Mark (Dennis) TENTH: 1. Attu 2), 12.00, 5.60, 17.1; 7. Dons Ann Raider (Crank) 10 600; 2 Fermin (6) 6.60. 4.00; 3 I; S Ke'rr*'ood Jim (Brion) 5.2. Maruri (3)470:0(26) 54 10; P (2 6t 13630: DO (1?) 170.10 SECOND - C-), Pace, Mite: 1. Sharon 01* (No driver) 10.1; 2. top ELEVENTH: I. Erdoza-Api Reward ID- Amato) 101; 3.Ryangold 1600. 500. 7.40; 2. AlavaAltu (6) (Mantes) 51; A. Silver Glo IT. 550, 350: 3. Bare Juan (7), 5.20; 0 Taylor) 3.1; S. Howards Chief (67 5550, P (7 6) 213.60 (Howard) 61; 6. Friday Star TWELFTH: I. Bilbao-Aguirre L31 (K.enstey) 51 ; 7. Queens First Lady 5.50. 7.50. 3.60; 2. CPwcPso-Altu (S), (Den janil) 17; I. SCOUi Iron (Karp) 3.50 3.20, 3. Fermin Larrea (6) 3 63. 61. Q(1 5) 33-00. P (35)96.90. am 16 THIRD Mile, Pace, with *113) 253.40; (67 with all 5) Claiming 11.004 I. Chris Gold 159.60 Handle- 107,191; A- 2.055 (Kucia) 72. Gotta Go (Sica) 1.1: 3. Deikendon (Howard) 10.1; 1. Star TONIGHT'S ENTRIES Student (D'Amato)S 1:5 Terri Miss FIRST I. Eddy Leni:, 2 (Rau) 9.7; 6. Glenora Duke (No SI: 7. BandIdo Ranger EchanoAlberCil. 3. IcaArana, 4 (Piper) 61: I. Hello Dcii Urza BeltIa. S. AIdanaSanchez. 6 LIrTI ElorZa, 7. Cacho Okoki, 8 (ka!atPta) 31 FOURTH C.3. Trot, Mile: 1 PIegul Vi* SECOND - 1. ica.Beitia 7 RitchiM Flyer IT. Taylor) Ii; 7. G. Echano Lenbz. 3. OgulzaOkokl. 4 C. Whatsitis name (Vandervorl) 1; 3. Top Sekret (Defferry) 61); 4 Aldana AIbidi, S. LarriArana, 6 Barre Via, 7. Uria Sanchez, I. Lincoins Visa (.1. HyselI) 72; 5 Cousin it (H. Phillips) 51; 6 Citans Eddy Eborza. THIRD - 1. Arecha.Bit)a, 2 Co" (Britton) 31; 7. Lily Blue Chip (Kucia) 92; I. Trot Karen Trot Oguiza Qulola, 3. EddyArana, 1. EcsanoJavI,5.UrzaAlbercgi,6. Ica(B&Iey) S FIFTH - C-). Pace Mile: 1. Amvs Via. 7.Larrl Okoki. S. Aldarsa Lenlz, FOURTH 1. BtrC Elorz& 2 Sister (DesianS) 6-1; 2. Mighty Senator (S. Clark) 5-1; 2. Bonnie Negul Qusola. 3. Manolo Perez, I Bumpas (Wilsey) 97; 1. Bcwinii Dornn.Zarre, 5. AtechaSanchcz, Flyer (Dennis) $1. S. Lisbon 6 Bi lbao Jay), 7 Alava 8engoa. I Hanover (5Iç,) 3 1: 6. Bids Byrd Cacho Echave FIFTH 1. Santl.Zarre, 2. (Howard) 3-1; 7. Nordef Russ (No driver) 72; I. Dolly Jester (Allen) Manolo Aguirre, 3. Sala Echave. 1 Chucho Mencha, S. Marur) 121 SIXTH - h Mile. Pace, Claiming Mugueria, 6. Celaya Deng", 7. $1,500: I. J. M. King (McDanel) 5) ; Fermin Miguel, I Erdoza larrea SIXTH - 1. Barre Sanchez. 2. 2. All Adois (S Clark) 1.2.' 3 Hurricane Scot (No driver) 92 4 Cacho Qwola, 3 Oçv,jlza.Javi, 4. Barlows Dulchess (Piper); 61; 3 Domingo Bengoa. S. Arechs.Miguel, By lIFAtSc)IEI, NISSENSON AP Sports Writer C . Thursday, Nov. 13, 1975-38 AMERICA'S LARGEST WINE & SPIRITS DEALER Must Beat Missouri To Bowl Sooners 'Cci rcl I a c ard S ' Wait For Last Minute Wins SEMINOLE COMMUNITY COLLEGE Jai-Alai Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. RflSF FRAM PflRTIIrAi t.ISBOA ROSE AY 1evu' �r - -. -- 48—Evening Herald. Sanford, FL - Thursday, Nov. 13, 1 73 TONIGHT'S TV Texas A&M Isn't Worth Ntuch Unless Texas Falls treci COLLEGE STATION, Tex. AP) - The elevator operator in the Kyle Stadium press box pushed the descent button and eyed hLs passengers. "Pretty impressive out there today weren't they?" he said to no one In particular. Someone answered that, indeed, the Unbeaten Aggies looked good En a 36.3 drubbing of Southern MethodLst. "Yeah, but it doesn't mean a thing unless they beat Texas ... that's when I'll believe they're for real," he said. Aggie fans know that dark cloud from Austin is coming. And it tempers the enthusiasm of being ranked No. 3 in the country - the highest since 1957 when Bear Bryant "heard Mama call" and went back to Alabama. A&M was No. 1 in 1957. Bryant made his annowcement that he was going to Barns and the Aggles lost to Pict, Texas and then to Ten. nessee in the Gator Bowl. Some Aggles never forgave Bryant fur that because they felt he sold out a potential national champion. The only time the Aggies have won the national ciiamr1orhIp was in 1939. The last time A&M was in the Cotton Bowlwaslnl96swhentheAg. gles stunned Alabama -16. However, th Aggle team that year only had an overall record of 7-4. They did beat the aforementioned "dark cloud" - the University of Texas - 10.7 In Kyle Field. And eight years later, the Aggies are still trying to do it again. Texas has dominated the hitter sertes with a 58-18-5 record. Sbould the Aggies dofeat fUce Satuy, Die bated Longhorns again stand in the path ofapoasible championship ! 1*U*L C*EM* CORP 1aARGAtN MATLtVLRY DAY 'TIt23OPJtt-5L25 season on Nov. 28 in a naUon• ally televised game In KyIc Field. If the Aggies defeat Rice arid Texas, then there's still a Dec. 6 date with Arkansas in Littile Rock, also on national TV. To rebuild, the Aggies went I the University of Texas I snatch one of Darrell Royal 's top assislants, Emory BellariI. Bellard bad been the cathl t behind the Longhorns' Wisiibone-I offense which propelled Texas to two national titles. However, he was no ovel night success. He had to recru]it his players. "You've got to gc your own players to establish :i succIul program and it'a nice to see people cecogrüzinj our program as a succesafuii one," said Bellard, who has RIS , Buc s Winnin g Without Suners far AbcJul-Jabbar r By The Associated Pm The National Baskethal I Association season is young and it's still too early to tell howtheMilwaukeeBuckswffl do without Kareem Abdul Jabbar. But if it's anything like thepasttwonights,lookout! The Bucks, who traded away Jabbar during the offseason in a blockbuster dea.1 with the Los Angeles Lakers, looked like they didn't inLsa the NBA superstar while humiliating the PhiladeiphiLa 76ersfar the second night In a row Wednesday, 107-84. Ihebadbeatingcarneon -topo( a 108-81 thrashIng the nig it before. p Spirits PFt* i wsa trcI,tt'saplane... well,actuallyftjsa bird, Bird Arerltt. Kentucky's great shootei was (lying high Wednesday night, scoring 31 poInts as the Colonels walloped the Spirits of St. Louis 98-81 in the American Bisg.tbu Association. in the other ABA games, the Utah Stars humbled New York Nets 134-114 and U the Virginia Squires 144-112 Flyers Jinx Bui 'falo 3- 1 (AUafT($ 2:1C S)I $3a I 'I eIt • • To Tell The Truth Bulletin Board (6)(I) Concentration (41)(CATV-) Hogan's Heroes (9) Wild. Wild World Of Ani- 'the Aggies abound in talent and m03t of the scivad has played together three or four years. ieSanMtonioSpursdrubbed DIECD IV 7:00 made several canny mOVeS. In one, he hired defensIve coordinator Melvin Robertson away from Houston. The Aggies were second in the nation indefenselastyearandon( country's top defense this season. Staffs from Notre Dame, Northwestern, Iowa, and Tennessee came calling in theoff.seasontoviewtheAggje 4-3 alignment. If anything, the Aggles have had problems esthbllsIiing a consistent offense. 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Jones has signed a future contract with Philadelphia al. ready, but he can't join the Sixers unW the 1977-78 season because he still owes the ABA two years. Philadelphia, which could certainly use the talented Jones, can get him immediately if the price is right. And the ABA, which has been less than successful at the boxoffice, can certainly use the iiioriey. The Sixes's say they don't much care for the meat-market approach to purchasing players but they'll show up anyway, "Were going to New York, ,Sznre ''.'e c.1nt to avoid ;nv liii. r,r.nIlu Debbie S%iiite. 8-9 NBC THE MAC DAVIS SPECIAL Mac tried last year U get a regular-season series on the right track, but it failed after hail a season, Now he's got another pilot-special, so NBC hasn't given up. Complain last season was Mac was too countryish, lie's more urban this time, helped by visits from 1.1/4 Minaclli, Neil Sadaka and those sophisticates of the pupt world, Sid and Marty KroffL 8-8:30 ABC BARNEY MIU.ER "You Dirty Rat" Two ti, I, Ir,n,,)',I thenc. run In Re; Estate of . l.',r Beginning. The elief sought as to that property is toquLet the abovenamed plaintiffs' title to that property against the defendants named above, Dated November 7, 1915. S; DOUGLAS STENSTROM Of STENSTROM, DAVIS 0 MCINTOSH Post Office Box 1330 Sanford, Florida 37P71 Attorneys for Plaintiffs, BYRON A. FOX, CHARLES 0. FOX arid SUN FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF ORL AP4DO, as Trustee for WILLIAM WESLEY FOX and MARY ANN FOX 3RYANT I. E. BRADLEY, JR. Of BRADLEY, JOHNSON. NELSON, YOUNG 0 IIOPTON CHARLES L. LOFGREP4, deceased NOTICE TOCREDITORS All creditors of the estate of CHARLES L. LOFGREN, deceased, are hereby notified and required to file any claims or demands wticPi tPy may have against Said estate in theofflce Of CI*fk of Circuit Court of SemInole County, Florida, In the courthouse at Sanford, Florida, withIn four calendar months from the date of the first publication of this notice, Each claim or demand must tie in writing md must state the place of residence and post OffiCe bddress of the claimant ana must be sworn to by the Clain'ianf, his agent, ' his attorney, or it will become void accorang to law Dated November 3rd, 1973. S; Margaret i, Lofgren, As Executrix Richard F. Trism,n. of .'C.hnn. Mrnrr -- 41—Houses t 2 Apartments, good income. Zoned ger.eral commercial. Lot plus an ctra lot 1)0,000or best offer 323 Interest A StNG Your Container 372 Sl$ II you are having ditficulty finding a plate to live, car to drive, a lob, or some service you have need of, ,Od all Our *nt ads every clOy . ____ Kish Real Estate JOHNNY WALKER lined Draperies for French 7'xll', figured, traverse rods, 6 'F PVI( F 01 YONt) LARGE HOME close to towntown, THE CONTRACT" made intO 2 apartments. uostaint HOT MANY LIKE TS4I.Irite .. ,a a,....:...... ..ii:.,: " "(1VU. 'urnisneu apari . . . -.buitt in conveniences in this 3 BR, ments in rear. All in good repair. 2 bath well maintained home, Only 519.500 Backyard walled for privacy and it's located Convenient to town on a HAL COLB [RI quiet CuI.f)e Sac. 17.5,300 . ' PLAL iv itic 701 E. 25th., 32.3 7137 HAL COLBERT,REALTOR SELMA WILLIAMS, Asscgiale Eves 322 O6Iior3fl 1517 ______________________________ -..-- ..-, r.;,. " . _______________________ __________________-- -- ... HILLCREST .- .-- Datsun, small pick up, new trJn%js%,on clutch, battery, fuel pump, gooa cheap trans for 1350 3730061. —Autos for Sale _______________ - - Office Furniture umv.cines Phone3fl 1171 Ad fl..-_..." Used I ' t 7nd car, '64 Farlane Stat,cni W390n,6cyi ,new inspection, new e' 149$. 321 0215 Dealer, Wood or steel desks (executive desk & chairs, secretarial desks & chair's, straight chairs, filing cabina4t. - it ri ir,,. ..'.T1'' ''" HULL'S Casselberr v, 17 97, 930.4206 ______ - . l97fla.IAA,,tiA.i5flOnqla,Ar,t1 assume payments. Balance 12' months at $101.15. Phone 323 6041 after 4;30 pm. ________________________________ -...,-.......... - _______________________ ______62—lawn-Garden - _______ _. New Inspection. 1450 312W.lthSt,3fl1910 ________________________________ 1975 Cadillac Coup. DeVille, 9,000 miles; must Sacrifice. 621.030] days or 962 3250 evenings. Flonida90strawbefryplan,s W. C. Muse WestFirstSt.,337.1739 Any .'.'ITM GOOD CREDiT For Example Valiant,6cyl. stand. 1916 FairIine, 6 cyl. auto., extra clean. 1971 Duster, 6 cyl., stand. 1970 Hornet, 6 cyl, stand, 36.000 origil mites 1970 Torino, 302 eric., auto. 1969 Monterey Wagon. like new __________________________ - Rent _____________________ 64—EquiprTient for 1973 Westinghouse 20 Cu. ft. frost free upright freezer, clean, like new, just for you. Phone 322 2187 after 3pm. _________________________ 65--Pets-Supplies ____________________________ - - . 53TV"RadiO.SteI'o ---- ---- Jct I7fl&171,Lonçwo,,j CaIi3nisloorsl,.16o5 67—lJvestock. Poultry -...... -- Chico & The Man Chihuahua Pups. AKC Petite. Asmatic Type 6Wks,57535_5057 - ____________________________ _______ - Car— No Money Down PIELSON'SFLORIDA ROSES Woodruf l's Garden Center 601 Celery Ave.. Sanford Rent Blue Lustre Electric Carpet Shampooer for Only SI SO per day, CARROLL'S FURNITURE SMALL APPLIANCES REPAIRED 500 SSanfordAve37) 9370 'wll vs Jeep UnIversal, 4 wheel rve, worn hubs, tow bare au running gear good condition. 337 s99 after S t, m or any time ___________________ office furniturn KENMORE DRYER $90 Phon32) 0717 -- ..___________ ic 6flce ______________________ '73, central air dishwasher, raised patio, skirting tie downs, Good location Payments $4.79 mo Offered by Savings 6 Loan 373605) Motorcycle Inurare BLAIR AGENCY . _____________________________________ Ovation Guitar, Glen Campbell model, 17 string, new condition, l37Swith CiSC Will negotiate 2627 after S 52APPhiaflceS - Homes 1977 HONDA 350 CHOPPER Gond Condition, 15G Phone2 __________________________________ rcbandise 595jI ------------- .______________________________ 42—Wbile torcycs ___________-_________ -. ___________________________ _____________________________ _________________________ QUALITY APPLIANCES AT BARGAIN PRICES SANFORD AUCTION, 323 7310 _____________________________ KENMOREWASHER.pans, service, used machines PW'OOUEYAPPLIANCES37'30697 FLEETLINE Doubte wide new, central ar, raised front screen room, carport, Skirting, com pletely Set up Near 436 & 17 92 Of lered by Savings $, Loan 1*1.31 oer month RAYMOPIDM BALL leg Real Es?aleflroklr 372 564) Aft Mrs 3fl77S7 917W 1st St . Sanford Sabre Boat 0 Trailer, SO HP Evinrgde, 7 Complete ski outfits, $1,000. 3213371 a!ter 7 pm. & wk ntis. __________________________ 321.0041 BALL REALTY is 3 M Prer;',,' time refe,r,'i font' Crcjr-nLand 1100W ist KULP DECORATORS 109w 1st 51,3377135 We BuyFurniture REALTORS Larry Saxon, Realtor GENERAL CONTRACTOR I Bedroom 1. kitchen apt,, mature REAL ESTATE, INC person; phone, washing 322.6457 Privileges. Plo deposits. SE) plus _____________________________ utilities, 3227900. BARGAIN FIXUP- $17,500. Two story, zoned multiple family, I Room apt., all utilities turn. $40 pe. needs a lot of fix up. Will cut loose wk or $130 per mo 1.43 dep. $01 for only 5.3,000 cash or 15,500 with Magnolia Ave. 3270211. '' I c. sectional, Spanish style with matching pedestal commodes and octagon cocktail table, all slate tOPS. $100 or best offer. 323 7150 after 6 p m. call 323400 _____________________ SANFORD 3 BR, 2 bath, wall to wall carpet, large family room, plenty storage. Nice iide & OUt. E-Z to buy terms Only $fl,30Q, 371.9410 £..a,1 - GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY- For the home owner, investor and the dreamer, TAX CREDIT Applies homns, Pow the lime to TRADE UP without waitingtosellyourpresent home. Owner offering these homes for TRADE. ASSUMPTION, or 2ND MORTGAGE to qualified buyers 131,900 RUN, DON'T WALK TO 3 flegroom, central heat and ,jr, wall to wall carpet, brick f,rtsh, aluminum overhang, large corner lot on pated road $25,400- 10 P down lmmeiate occupancy ' '". ü.i,, __________________________ Credit DC ...,, - 18—Help Wanted - RQC1I( ILL WIND SALE New 4 BR, 2 bath. DARE YOU TO MAKE AN OFFER 2nd house on Palm Dr. bChind Lake Monroe Inn. I 793 $45, DeBary New, modern, 1 stOry efficiency apartments, attractively fur. r.shrsi. COnveniently located and beautifully landscaped $135 mo Call between 0:305, For in formati raIl 3220701 Juice Oranges, 8130 - New Block_Home 116W. 2nd St NOW --- ______________________ ADULTS, NO PETS Navel Oranges, 1.so - innpr 7iq raq •n c,ihnel. 3 needle p0lttøri, twin needle, front lnaq1in. tlf'lu,p ce*ng machine Pay tuilanre f 57$ or 10 Dayrnen's ç , ANr OPD '.E.','lt.c, ('FH TEP 307 Ft First. Downtown 377 Ciii Eve $69 1146 1109 Sanford Ave OBSON MARINE 2977H. Il 97 3fl SIll ______________________________ Assume Payments P F Al. TOPS ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. FURP4ISHEDAPARTMENTS FOR RENT,U3 UP 7973 Plymouth Valiant, 4 door seciari, low mileage, By owner, $2,4)) PPicn 131-233.5. ' _________________________ ____________________________ - -------- C,..-, 'idII _____________________________ HOusicleanex', 1 day a week. Own Large I bedroom, 8)00; Color TV's from 150; B&W, from large 7 5160; 10 big rabbits and cages, $50 1969 Mercury Marquis, runs good. transportaf ion. References, Barrington, double Wide, new, W. Garneft White 4' x bedroom, 1110; water furnished; DIBARY- Beautiful new home $13; Service all makes HERBS' orj3.SOeach; chickens and ducks, looks sharp. 1399. Phone 322-5.49) steady 37) 05.3k 60', central air, large raised convenIently cIted. n 6817, Lake JaUme,) BR, 2 bath, family TV 10 5 French. 373 in 12.50 each Call after' S p.m. 371. Peg. Rci Estate Broker after 6 p.m. screen pea, carport, skirting, room, centralheat& air, wallto 4373. JOHN XPIDER,ASSOC EVERYDAYsomeoneisIookingfor MONTHLY RENTALS COLOR TV.$149$MONTH wood grain lapsed Siding, g 1971 Dasher 2 dr. automatic, AM wall carpeting, doublegarage, ma what you have to sell. Call today RENTAL PURCHASE PLAN ' AVAILABLE location, with trees Offered by neighborh FM stereo radio, 75.00 miles, RABBITS - I Does, 20 cageS; all for of fine homes. Only If and your Classified Ad Will appear 641 1006 $130 5)75 Color TV Savings 8, Loan, Payments, 1.15,000. 140 or will sell separate. Phone 1.3,693. Call Duane McGuire, 372 here tomorrow. $11336 mo. 3736051 QUALITY INN NORTH I 3n4.1$4. 1651. Dealer. YouwanttoBuyorSell Stemper Realty I 1051131, Longwood Real Estate 54—Garage Sales AVON SKYLINE - Double wide, '73,71'x 1972 Oldsmobile Delta U, fully Central Florida's Wewill providethe Lake Mary- Clean furnishes Want P0 earn Extra Xni&s money? 60', 3 DR. 7 bath, raised front equpoed. Pay equity 8, take over SOW FOR SALE MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR P:ofessional Service apartm.n? for working man only, Garage Sale- Saturday, $;30 105, Call 30 C pa'1n't1'' ci 57) 0'? 'j2) 4169 central air, carport ApproxImately 1501b5 19195 French _____________________________ $95. Phone 3fl rnu. 107W Commercial 300 SOuth Sunland Drive. Fur. awning and skirting Good conPhone 377 0513 377 lJli. 37'? 1196, 372 191.1 Ph 377 780) - ..... 'ur5es; RN's. LPN's Aides, Sanford future, toys, clothing, misc. items. _____________________________ dition. Payments. 1108 17 mo 'e Onel Tw'' bedroom apariment!. 327 1,59,372 4164 Companion; Needed immediately Offered by Savings I Loan. 373 YARD carpeted, air, turn. 1' unfurn. $93 I RUMMAGE SALE: Sat, 67$ 0436 68—Wanted to Buy MOVE UP- Nice I bedroom, 60S1 up 3771910 Ploy 15, 9 am. un. central air, good settled neigh. Ill Helpwanted, part time waitress II PFALIOR 322 7491 CHURCH OF GOD. bor$76 3 Furnished toottl We Buy Furniture to 7. Exp.ra.nC.d. Call 3230943 Corner Holly 0 31A-1:Xpiexes OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS— Owner Furnithed.12.500 between 2 to 6. See This 1975 Imperial SANFORD moving Choce) bedroom, 2 bath, 337 9247 DAvE 5' 37) 937. Yard Sale, Sat. 1, Sun o to LeBanon I dr., Hardtop. Doiw family LAKE MARY 7 room, W w carpet, Dl duplex, kit corner of Fifth and Palmetto. Cocktail Waitress For Weekends FHA VA Renewed Hornet. Very low 1SYr, FHA FINANCING in a Stunning Jamaican Blue ground POOL. $79,900. chen equipped, Carpeted, central CASH 322.4132 ApplyMornmflqs,CluI$Q Furniture, TV,tent,girl'sbike.otd For down, no closing costs metallic with matching blue GREGORY MOBILE HOMES used furniture, appliances, Peat 0 air, $150 per mo. books and misc, Hwy. 17-97, Deflary Harrlij Hall Reait crushed velour. You wanted 3603 Orlando Drive etc Buy 1 or 1001 items FORREST GREENE INC. Reduced to $13,500. stereo, AM.FM tape, Cruise Sanford. 373 5200 3 BR, com Live in houSekeeper, for motherless 3736133 Larrys Mart, 715 Sanford Ave. REALTOR FAt lOP 173 ¶771 YARD SALE- Sat., Nov. 15 9 337 0910 mercial zoning in good residential Control, Tilt Scepe Wheei, Door -_______________________ til, .., Cargains Galore, West ist child. Call after 6 pm. 373 I.S$3 area. Wanted to Buy, Two bedroom, turn, or unfurn,. Locks, Window Locks, St., Turn South at Fleet Reserve 43—t..ots-Acreage 6' Sliding Glass Door, Mature woman for light house' Power Seats and Windows? dults Preferred, security deposit, Bldg. on to Bevier Rd. last house P.o qualifying, A%sum or will 372 $790, and care of semi invalid, evenings 323 5134 or 372 6620. You've GOt It, Complete luxury on right. 322.6357. _______________________________ 79 Acres near Markham •nd consider land contract. We have and weekends. Send complete in Motion, This is tbe Car you Wanted tO buy, new or used fur 1 bedroom urlturnithed, kitchen Longwood Road Call 831 MM MULTI-FAMILY 'ARD SALE, two. 3 BR, I' -, bath resume to Box 391, o Evening have always dreamed of nitvre by piece or house full. Call equipped, air, carpeted, days or after 5 p m COIl 3371366 Herald, owning but Never Could Afford P.O. Friday & Saturday, 10 Ill Box1637,Sanford. 3. Fur. . 327237? after 6 p.m. , Adults only. 371-2796 wk riGs. & . I BR, 2 bath, minif arm, mother in t3. New it can be yours lee a nhture, TV, Dishes, Bike, Toys, TsvoLo$s-Wes?SaritaSt •'Vfl law efficiency apt Fraction of its original cost. etc. Corner Summertln & Forest Wanted to buy used office furniture 24—Business Opportunities 'cAtir CjPO". SA ES LEADER' Phone 32) 0179 When you buy this beautilul Dr Any Quantity. NOLL-S After 5.30 pm. A PINK HOUSEI Nicely Crank Realty, Realtor Pt-s-Owned Car, We will give 32Houses UnfUnhiShed BUY Canelberr',. Hwy 1792. $30 474 landscaped on corner lot facing T4xi (a Ousnes1 8, rtlated fran $30 you our Own Special Warranty. ) SEMINOLE CO Acreage tractsT Carport Sale, Nov. II, 15 1)7 Hays small neighborhood lake Kilchen chise Call owner. j Dr., Sanford. Antiques, l' --small and large. 12.000 per acre 2 Bedroom, renovated. unfurnished ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED equipped. Central heat. Family BY OWNER- ldyllwilde, 1 BR, 2', Pliances, plants.. iewelry. knick. 'p prices paid, used, and up Terry Patty. Ra.sltor. 67* house, $135 monthly No ap.' any condition baths, room. A very 3ood place 30'x30' family room, with to live for eneva knacks, clothes, 415 Hwy. 436 0711 131.7730 piian, Damage deposit. AduIt, 644 *126, Winter Park fireplace Iwet bar,formal dining, lust $77 Call after 3 p.m. 322 5466. G plus large breakfast room, Loads I_extras 151.000. 321 0747. Lang, 3-bedroom house. 1320 COOL OCEAN BREEZES are im p055bte but you can at least have Meilonvilie; fenced back yard. cool breezes through your CHULUOTA- 2 bedroom, 2 bath, Available Nov. 5th. 5.723 month " Fla, room, air, kitchen equipped, -c1eway. Cozy 3 BR home on 5G...4slIar Us for Sale plus 8100 security deposit Phone , carpet, drapes etc. Corner, ten STUDIO 1 2 Out of the way street yet close to 904 337 9768. BEDROOM SUITES cad, citrus. Must sell. 172 everything. Only 1)9.500. Owner WILSON MAIER FURNITURE Terms Chutuota Realty, 365 1282 2 BEDROOM finance 3 Bedroom, 2 bath, carpet, double I IIUY SLIt. TRADE or 365 4 591 carport, nice yard In Quiet neigh TOWNHOUSES ______________________________________________________ )ll 315£ Firs? St -I 37? 5t72 _________________________________________________________ borhood, 122$. month plus - P __________________________ I J l" ___________ - ___________________________ CailBart Real Estate - ...- . - - . 1975 LUXURY!!! _______________________ ___________________ a Realty -. .. _____________________________ - S ___________________________ - ' __ _____________ - ___________________________ ________________________ ______________________________ Merchandise - Luxury Patio Apartments ._-_ -. Security deposit, $313691 or $3.16300. RENT. PUR...HASE PLAN Modern Clean 3 bedroom homes, family room, garage, carpets $31- 1222 - CLIFF .JORDAN,REALTOR ' W. 25th St, SANFORD 1505 3 I 22-2090 Pmotesson.iIyManaqrd fly 2563ParkDr. MOSSIE C. BATEMAN Peg Real Estate Broker 322.7643 SUN LAND Large 3 bedroom, 2 baths, on large lo$. Wall to wall carpet. $25,900. Terms OSTEEN- 1 Bedroom 1140 per month. SCHUREN REALTY, Beautiful kitchen and 3 bedroom home, close to schools Ind Realtors, 3771307, jIc1tf)IIochc _..i __________________________ 'f" HomeImprovements AIR CONDIT'ON- ING, RUDDY'S HOME IMPROVE REFRIGERATION, DUCT MENT ALL TYPES OF CAR WORK. 21 hour servlc. All PEPITRY AND REPAIRS 17? nnoltc's DYUS AIR CON 133$ DlTCNN. 3;2 f.77 _______________________________ SOLAR HEATING AND WATER PURIFICATION SYSTEMS Call Phil Gonzalez 305 3233939 - AteidnumS1dkg _________________ CURtlY DEP0SIT. rr. .'. i' .i'c"i & sollit system Also Roofing, Gutters. Screen 20 Yr'S. Exp Try me. $51 956) rm. Apts.Furn. or Unfurn. s'chng ___________ . J .-x tt ,- P ri' .'.."ir'; V('u rI'ascnabl, r.;-j Pb"s' 373 ¶3 ______________________________ Additions. Remodeling All Types 37) 4233 PhMIINI ,S - IN, 1'.."t. r' Fixturet. Waler HeaterS I a m. 10 p m thru Sot 7511 Park 373 56)2 4', ______________ bicycle! Sell these idle items With a want ad. To place your ad, call sour fr eridly Class-fed qal at 1b t' Ii 3 J .3 I 1 ' - I ?) brick 0 stone srxclaIty. 337-2790 — ___________________________________ ..A ,,,,, ,., I ., , FSIIRSCN IANDCLEAUING BeautyCore . C6S Laid CJe4tg ______ RadiO & 'IV OulidoZing, Euc,i.'ating, D it ch _________________________ ________ 1k1 _ __________ '-':;-" - Plo I It's the little "extras" that count at _ PET REST INN Board.!"? & Groom.ri Ph .377 ________________________ ?47lOrlandoDnive________322-1302 _____ - ___________________________ - _______ Pet Care ' Nerd rero on ?!',i? 5.i.,..'j.n Cli' Panhing door, *indow5 hung. concretework, etc By ?h hour or by the job. 3719365 Highway 17.92, Sanford, Next I Branch Otfi _____ AirConditioning - ,'ntral limo! I Ar Cci';:.?.i.ng ' On Lake. Free floating Spool •Clubhøut Drapes •Carpet,ng ISep. Dining Rooms' _________________ - For free cst,ma?s. call Carl Harris, at SEARS ifi Sanford 377 1771 - 3 Mo.-6 Mo. & 1 Year Leases Large 1 &' In Sanford's Finest - ______________________ ________________ SEE US TODAY ____________________________ FLEA MARKET opening Nov. 15 WestHwy,46h'ImIetEastof II behind Auction Galleries. Dealers call 337.97)9 for space c14a.rIner5s\/i1Iage 3 Bedroom, 1', baths, on lake. shag carpet. Reasonable rent, Phone Builder or Developer- Exceptional 323 9090 buy in building lots just far enough from town. Established Residential Area? r,, EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU _ shopping.$71,000 REMJOQS". BUSINESS DIRECTORY _____________________________ Your MLS Agency TOPS - JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY 322-2420 Anytime FROM ___________ iart Chrysler Plymoat.. ardens PROBATE DIVISION " widowed Olivia Hill, played by II,;,l,f' Solitaire and Real Estate _____________________________ AVALON APARTMENTS - tends to register the said name with South 1320 feet, thence run West 160 PROlATE NO. 75-fll-CP feet, thence run North 1320 fe-ct, Ior7 Bedrooms Adultsonly PARK AVENUE MOBILE PARK 7545 Park Drivr $70 up NAVEL ORANGES $3 50 BUSHEL 372 6733 or 372 0)62 - MO PARK, I, 7,3 bedrocm traiier apt. Adult 0 famIly park. Weekly. 3515 Hwy 17-97, Sanford. 37) 1930 Orang, Grapefruit, Satsuma Tangeios and Lemons PU. Hutctiitin,)fl 1038 i of JANUS REALTY JANUS IN Caidwell Jones, a 6-foot-il cen- seems to have an emotional SAp FOR RENT OFFICE 0 STORE BUILDINGS ALSO STORAGE SPACE up pp ,,'io - - )0 6$)) exchange REEL'S BODY SHOP. ' TrUd(Tirs _________________ ---------- ____________ ___________- Ste 0 stroIT) pDTci is HEREBY (IVEN that corner of said property, thence Eat .__ 1973, 17' wIde, 1 BR, furnished, with AC, Adults, $115 Secur.ty deposit 372 5939. ___________________________ WEKIVA RIVER- Adult park offering fishing, canoeing and convenience store Surrounded by beautiful nak An.1 rvr,,t , ...;' "-'' "' Ji 441U - PC(Cntist lialleres, $17 95 510$ - Forrest Greene, Inc. Accessories -- Walnut Console Pano -- i?)6O6lorfl3OSl7eves. Nice one bedroom trailer, on lit-ge private lot. $125 ma. Adults only. 37) 0761. 5S-Bts & 76-Auto Parts -- --- ___________________________ NAME LAW of money and make a bid for Everything the kids say, or do, 6 room apt . downstairs, partly furnished, fenced yard 1)00 mo. 3?? 0151 $123 -- - You are hereby notified that a suit the Clerk of the Circuit Court of attractive was InstItuted by the above named seminole County, Florida. been Invited to tring suitcases with them during her grief, radio personality whom Stone life Is threatened. 'ea OVT) 31—Apartments Furnished lh located in Longwood • mo $650 home, lust painted inside, aIr conditioner. shady yard. Will Kitchen Bathroom Cabinets, dicker or swap $19,500 Counter fops. Sinks, Installat,on CALL NOW available, Bud CabelI. 337 0057 LAKE MARY-) Bedroom, l bath Onylme home, nestled under Shidy trees. CountrystyIekitcnen,tr0l heat 514f,sel'kJ Goods & air, VA terms available, $74,000... New houSe'. no rural areo 14o down payment, monthly payments less than rent. Government Subsidized to qualified buyers. Call to S if YOU QljllIf5' M. UtISWORTH REALTY leg. Real Estateflroker 003w. 1st St - after S pm. SANFORD - 3 Bedroom, 2 bath - _____-_________ - 10 PENCILS with name In gold, $1.50; Remit with order to J&A, 717$ Curry Ford Road, Orlando, Fla , 37106 ________________________ TIAN CHRUCH, 24th 0 PARK AVE for natural gas 5.35 each Never used. 373 0600 da or 319 5173 __________________________ CHRIS ________________________ Two 40 gal. Rheem water heaters, WITT REALTY leg. Real Estate Broker 321 0610 373 5215 p193 Pathfinder, °opup Camper, new vinyl ?op Sleeps 35, $ 371 3334 - CONGREGATIONAL REE GIFT WRAPPING on new baby accessories, Nw stock arriving daily. Old stock 20 pct tO 60 pct, off, Paytor.'s Chlldren' Wear (Formerly Buttons 'N BO),?MOHiAWIth one 337 no). Mid 75, 3 & DR homes financed at Ipct ntt'riI They're Hot" * GIANT GARAGE 0 RUMMAGE SALE SAT., NOV 15,9 TO 530 - ilie Sizer's, of the National distress of a young widow FI(ANCISCO"Dewj Air" Larry another participant is mur- South $ feet of the West 9936 feet EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CII. thereof; less road right of way and CUlT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR hLacketball Association, have relative, who comes to stay flagman guests as a villainous dered, and the psychiatrist's less beginning of the Northeast SEMINOLE COUNTY 3 1T seen in a film, "Sunshine Terror" Deflary- Adults, 1 BR, air; close to Stores, Churches. Ideal for retired Persons. 661 6410 or 377 1054 I----- OKRA By The Rushri 0415 afterlp.m a edr lurn Both .ic, w w carpet, $100 rlamaçj,- deposit SI .'i nib 37) 4)59 after S;30 p.m. A BABY'5 WORLb, Care for infüfs toage7 only. Next to new Drivers' License Bureau 327 6415 - - I ______- __________________________ lUGER BLACKHAUK SAVE ON HOME FINANCING Near shopping,7 BR home, $17,000. Large lot. 3 BR home, $l!,0. Downtown 3 B home. $19 500, ?5—ReCreationalVehjcles ______________________ , Intriguing thought: home. Bo)s," ar.d he guest stars in psychiatrist Joanna Pettet plaintiffs against the above named Dated at above, Florida, this 3rd ; taped shows can't be much this story as a burlesque hires harry to Investigate the defendants on November 7, 1973, In stay of November, 197$ the above-entitled court, Involving NEW YORK AP) — The worse than iiiost of this season's promoter who is murdered, murder of a member of her real property located in Seminole Janice Soldingir American Basketball Assocj- new series. too er cent Jack Carter, Willfnui Demarest encounter group. During the County, Florida, described as Pubish- Ny 8. 1), 7(7, 77, 1915 aLlan is holding a private aucABOUT 'FONIGIIT: and Don Porter have central investigation, in which harry follows OET-3) Uon today and the PhIladelphia 8-9 CBS THE WALTONS The roles, The Southwest 'a of SectIon 30, assumes another identity to Township 19 Sojth, Range 30 East, _________________________ 71.'rs are the special guests, family is confronted with the 9-10 ARC STREETS OF SAN become part of the group, Seminole County, Florida: lets the IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 1 6—Child Care - _________________________ Baths Tennis, swimming, play ground, recreation room, laundry room 0 clubhouse. From $135 ma 7500 Ridgewood Ave., Sanford PH 3236170. LOST- - Man's glasses, clark * per month plus Security 664 5147. _ old, 2 storage sheds, car * "Get 'Em While * Small frame cottage, partially furnished, South of Deliary, $100 3fl 1917 - PILOIANREALTY REALTOR $31 1912 orafterHrs 131 0.-lI-i ___________— House located on Lot 21 Harden S4JhoiviSiOn 1st, 51, 51,51)0. Ph. 571 1010 Spacious I. 203 BR Ants. I & Two Apts .1 or 2 bedroom, unfurn 6 frames; on old Lake Mary Road, 377 2416. P.O Box 115. Lake Mary. I fldrm,, closed Porch. $130 7 Bdr, porch. carport, washing machine. Clean, $150 7 Ddrm, new W W carpet, new LR furniture Separate dining area Very attractive, $163. 34_!15iobikt HOmes Ridgewood Arms 3730619 non, nice yard with trees F H,A approvedor can assume present 7 pet, mortgage. Total $21,500 Ph. ________________________ S fl DELTON.' HOMES BAMBOO COVE APIS 5—Lo&Fod yea Security deposit 0 te & 7 bedroom apartments, Iurn,thed or unturnihed Newly redorted Come see. 300 E Arport Blvd Sanford 373 1310 3779211 I.___ 357 Magnum with Holster Phone3fl6S3S ........... Defendants. VESTMENTS (3 businesses-same 1,15 PENDENS address-i at oumber 231 taping - the whole works. Like another boost. The venerable Ralph Bellamy, Chris Connelly TO; THE DEFENDANTS NAMED Maitland Ave.,owner) Suite 310 in the City the man from the company surviving half of the old Burns and Judd Hirsch. ABOVE AND ALL OTHERS WHOM of Altamonte Springs, Florida, in, syndrome item." 1, () sterilize Indigent women. The Florida corporatIon, and COM the unders.gned, desiring to engage 10-11 ABC HARRY 0 "Group IT MAY CONCERN CLA SSIFIEDAVERTISING MOVES MOUNTAINS 01 Merchandise Every TryOne! 377)991 Thursday, flov. 13, ),7-SB I - possession 525.000. AFTERHRS. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl, Saie for FULLER BRUSH bedroom. 1' -, bath, air, fenced, Brick front :mmediafe 322 711$ REALTOR _____________________________ 9-b NBC EU.EILY QUEEN two sides are explored via the BANK-WINTER PARK, a Florida lnbusineundeqtp.efIcfifinam, said, its a "first-orwhe-block. and Allen team soon will be - INC. — -- NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS buy your own camera for home Burns' acting comeback gets three obatetricl.ans, played by street entrance, includes ulilities. Call after o P rn, 323 9379. - 9_Good Things to 33—Houses Furnished FRANKLI14ARMSAPTS Rent from Sill mo MARRIAGES Perform, by Marilyn, Notary Ocata 904 732 $141 or 737 $773 ?S7i P.rk Dr - ________________________ Large) room apt shade trees, front REALTY 5scellaneous ***Neat & Clean Owner-) brdm. house on 14th St. Uurnjshed Lone - JIM HUNT I ----- ____________________________ program while you are wat- the story switches, and ci- "Wasteland" Well-crafted ORLANDO, as Trustee for DES-In WESLEY FOX arid uhing another, can tape your fectively flashes back to noteworthy story that copes MARYWILLIAM ANN OX BRYAN1, _____________________ SHADOW LAKE WOODS, INC., a - -- ________ Efliieny apartment, lights and water fu'nihed El,zabetP,Ce,,,' rr.ne 32) Sili before 10 a m -------- Sanford Al Anon F.mily Group P CI Box 353, Sanford, Fla 37771 Publish; Nov 13, 20, 27, Dec. 1, 1973 said Court on 27th day of O<tobec, for ancther $395, you can also "Veronica's Veils" George arguments brought forth by corporation, J f 7 Bedroom house, living room, dining room, separat, garage $145 monfh pius security deposit Phone 431-1619. - - For further information call 173-431 or write GERTRUDE FOX.• recording system integrated an ambush set b' a black ichemne to throw them off, or is FOX, CHARLES B.P. FOX, SHEIlA Casselberry, Florida 37707436 BYRON A. SuIte 305, 4)0 F. Highway with its television set, Versatile iiiilitant group. Directed for it for real? ELIZABETH JONES and SUN Attorneys for Petitioner niachine, it can record another maxiniurn dramatic impact, as 10-11 NBC MEDICAL STORY FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF Publish; Oct. 30. Nov. 6. 13. 20. 197$ Ilarwood are the cost.ars. - - - - __________________________ Arthur H. Btkwlth, Jr. HOME TV: Want top tatus become partners, and buddies and Kcll'7r suspect might be the Clerk at the Circuit Court on the block' Got a spare as they volunteer for a neigh. killer of two women he has 114 THE CIRCUIT COURT, By Liiiiin T Jinkin $2,295? A CII.Law Offices of Japanese borhood foot patrol beat to help secretly dated. The question Is CUlT,EIGHTEENTH IN AND FORJUDICIAL SEMINOLE Deputy Clerk riianufacturer, Sony, has in- curb crime on New York when the suspect's life is COUNTY. FLORIDA RO%.enblum 1, Pipkins troduced a new home video streets. They are shot down Ia threatened, is it part of his CIVIL ACTION No. 7S2319.CA.o9.A fly' S. Mortom' ROsnbIum, (sq. And if you (eel like pping partments IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM IN YOUR FAMILY? Al. ANON For families or frpends of protilei drinkers p 1973 osn convenience. nlyhomPandexpenses Phone37lO3l9anyt,me Deibert J. Eug ___________________________________________________- DETM home so you can watch at your each. Perry King and Dorian over controversial proposal to V' Man or wonu an to share Due to the fact that my wife left flu ly beJ and baIrd Sept. 4, I73, I wi no longer be responsible for an debts incurred by anyone eli other than me. WITNESS my hand and the seal of favorite show if you can't be penetrate the private lives of w:th a dangerous philosophy Plaintiffs, 29—Rooms FACED WITH A DRINKIp PROBLEM Perhaps AlCO4p Ar)nm5 Can Heip Call 473 4597 Write P.O. Box 1713 Sanford, Florida 3277$ Washington, D.0 21S _________________________________ (Seal) .--- - wise a Judgment may be entered 0. Leonard Batchelcr, Vice Pres. against you for the re4tef deniended Dal.d at Ovledo, Seminole in the PetItion County, Florida 33743 TV HIGHLIGHTS - --- ___________________________________ -- - - bnass enterprise are as Voildws: Suite 703, 430 E. Highway 436, Jeffrey A. SaeII, Cass4bqrry, Florida 32107, an or Pres before December 4th, t97S ott,ef _______________________________________________________________________ a._-_-t___ - Rentals ------- Street N W. (33) Mickey Mouse Club wilhfh,Clerlio,meCircvitcourt,ln. - 41—Houses -- ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Ti Free, 641 2027 for "We Care" "HOtl,n," Aduit or Teens. If you are not satisfied with your present post on call Mr. Daaas a? 0673703. 11:55 less 6:00 (9) SunrIse Jubilee (13) Breakfast Beat 'p undersigned, pursuant to the TO; NELSON DOUGLAS HOLMES "Fictitious Name Statute", Chaiter 2I0.' RitWn?ve 165(79, Florida Statutes, will regis)er - LPC'lh,n' Vinq,t B6' Kelp' N, ;iII luir .n one apsuTe or Fausts Drugs NOTICE OF ACTION Notice is hereby given that the (CAT'V.6) I Love Lucy (9) Giliigan's Island 4—Persona Is I said name with the Clerk of the and Circuit Court SemInole County, JOSEPH JOHN BOWEN NOTICE OF PETITION TO Florida in accordanc. with the APPLY F(iR CHANGE of the Ficiltiws Name OF NAME Statutes, To-Wit; Stc?ion HS.0, TO; StanI - j Adam Rigo Florida Statutes 1937. 706 LaSatle Drive 5: Anne Pe$sos Endwell, New York _____ PubliSh; Nov. 13, 20, P. Dcc. 4. 1,75 AND TO WHOM IT MAY CONDET7O CERN: ________________________________ you ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED FICTITIOUS'IAME ttit the undersigned peitilioner, Notice i hretiy given thaI I am BARBARA JOYCE RIGO, WhOSI engaged in b'.siness at 221 W. resldenceadd,eSsis)lCarriageHiIi Warren Ave, Longwood, Seminole Circle, in the City of Casselbe'ry, County, Florida, under the fictitious Seminole County. Florida, intends to JOHN name of WILSON apply to the Honorable Judge D. J. , MA B K E Il A SaUl Judge Of the Eighteenth MARKETING SPECIALISTS JdicIaICircuif inandfor Seminole MASS MARKETING SERVICES. County, at his office In the County aria ta, I intend to register Sit r.ourthouseat I p rn on Dec. 22,1973 name with the Clerk of the C'rcutt as sn thereafter as petitioner Court. Seminole County. Florida in maybeheardfO4'aflorderchaflglflg aCtOrdanC. with the Provisions Of petitioners name from BARBARA the Fictitious Hame Statutes, To- JOYCE RIGOto BARBARA JOYCE wit; Sectnl&S09 Florida Statutes BOWEN arid the name of the 1957. petItioner's minor child from 5. John L. Wilson Publish; Oct 20. Nov. 6. 13. 20, 1975 JOSEPH JOHN RIGO to JOSEPH JOHN BOWEN. by wticti names DES-172 petitioneraridsaldmlflOr child shall there-fter be known. FICTITIOUS NAME You are required to serve a copy Notic, is hereby given that I am of your answer or other responsive engaged in butine a? 193 Spartan pleadingtothe petition for change of Dr - irrn F'ar,) Maittand, name on petitioner's attorney, Saminoie Cunly, Florida unocc tIe Matton O'Neai, Law Offices of fictitious name of ALADDIN'S RonbIum & Pipkinl, Suite 203, 4)0 V LA.MP. and that I intend to register East Highway 436. Casselberry, said name with the Clerk of the Florida 32707, and file the original CIrcu;l Court, Seminole County, answer or other responsive pleading Florida in accordance with the in the atxve named Court on or ProvisiOnS of the FictItious Name before December 17, 1975, If you fail Statutes, To-Wit; Section 063,09 todo so iudgment by default will be Florida Statutes 1957. taken against you for the relief S: Carl E. Scott demanded In the petition. Publish Nov. 1), 20. 77, Dcc. 4. 1975 DATED at C.sseiberry, Florida, DET this 10th day of November, 1973. Law Offices of FICTITIOUS NAME Rosnblum 0 PiPinS Notice is heret,y given that I am S. Maston OP4eai enOaged In buslnns at 100 Hilltop 205. Place, Altamon'e SprIngs 37701, East Highway 434 Seminole County, Florida under the Casselben'y, Florida 37701 fictItIous name of SOUTHERN PubtIth- Nov 1) 70. 27. Dec. 1. 1973 HERITAGE CHURCH FUR NISHINGS, and fhat I intend to OET71 registersaidname with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole County, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Florida in accordance with the EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. proviiio of the Flclilious Name CUlT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Statutes, To-Wit: SectIon 045.09 COUNTY, FLORIDA Florida Statutes 1937. Case He. 7S•7Ifl.CA$4A S Charles .1. Nichols In Re: The Marriag, o4 PubliSh. Nov. 13. 20. 27. Dec. 4, 1975 NELSON DOUGLAS HOLMES. DET-ol Husband, and NANCY GLISSON HOLMES, NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS W,fe NAME STATUTE DISSOLUTION OF MARRIAGE TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN; (7) Adam 12 J'-.- - IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE FICTITIOUS NAME NotIce is hereby given that I am EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR tUSfleSS at 111 E. CUlT OF FLORIDA, IN AND FOR Semoran Blvd., Fern Park, SEMINOLE COUNTY Seminole County, Florida under Iho CabI No. 73.22?.CA.II-C name of YOUR TRAVEL In R: The Matter of (24) VIlla Aiegre (9) Longstreet Pt-li Donahue iij& Notice Legal Notice -'- TOWER" BEAUTY SALON Work. Fill dirt, top soil 3373943 DRIVE IN TV SERVICE (formerly Harriett's Bçauty Nol C .- -11 - - - I I T•li _ F45! ?)i Live Oo 8ld - LLIONSOFDOLLARSinReal ¶19 F 1,rst 372 .. Es'a?e 5 Sold daily in lu i'''' . '' i" " T- 1 - t4 4,_,j' ,- iw' 1'L i i' - �-- 6B—Evening Herald Sanford, Fl. -- •-- . Thursday, Nov. 13, 1915 BEETLE BAILEY Mort Walker UE TO CICU'TNCE OUR CONTROL ISWEl)lA1EL*i' HA:; SEEN POTPONE1' A FE\\ MINUTEE' (ZE PENCU.G I4AVEN1 ') R RI\E *?'ET TE TEST E& \j\Ei.rE L' by Art Sonsom ctar'12 i9.ktTk ] Jljrgj IJrii ACROSS L THE BORN LOSER Ans wer to P:evious anadian - A 1 Vt? 35 SCOIISh aIjr tree 36 Certain railways (Colt) 38 Enlisted lab 39 Robert E 40 Greek letter 42 Gander a n d Number are 2'T0nq its 1 6 C,pat 01 NcfourdIafld 11 Hebrew IMIC M I) Overcome 14 Appraise 15 Harmonize 16 Romanian coin 17 Rocky crag 29 Royal Corps of SgnaIS (ab I 20 Popular brew in Ontario 22 Before 23 Scottish sheeplold 24 Frolic ?6TpeoIlettuce 27 Card game 28 Take food DOWN measure 30 Brazilan waliaba 2 Property item 3 Flows Out 4 Born S Tonn lab) M)drfn plane Enervate Mounlan cr,'t — — 3 2 1 11 4 5 N ______ By BKRNI('E HEI)E OSOL J - LI 1! P 41ç1A L. NfF. For AIl ARIES (Mardi 21-April 19) You're likely to run Into LA QH unexpected opposition today AR $ from several sources. One of kilany I,mes 32 Deer l3bn and your biggest thorns will be a Heborn (xeI ) domestic Issue. 8 Hours (Fr) 9 joirn — — settlements TAURUS April 20-May 20) Garner 33 Number Others are going to be ex. 10 Saint es lab ) 34 QirIt name tremely demanding of I? Venerates 35 Too 37 Shop 13 Chaflenge today, and if possible they're 38 Gaelic 18 Native metal going to make you the fall guy II Helper (ab ) 21 Seem for their failings. 23 Revolve 43 Sea eagle 25 Sloping way(vat 1 GEMINI I May 21June 20) Be Bauld 44 legal point 26 careful today not to impose 16 School subject 28 Sr-.ccce upon friends unnecessarily. 47 'ii Mnrral Think twice before requesting — — — — 6 fr" favors or loans 1 8 9 - - - ' CANCER (June 21-July For reasons not totally valid others will be a bit resentful of 13 ' — - - I • 18 you today, especially if you're — — in the catbird seat giving ortiers. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) You'll have small patience with ltu aren't persons today wholeheartedly in support of your views, Some sharp exchanges, 19 — 1_• - _ by r CAP.JT UNDERSTAND %'4y OuRE HAVING TROUBLE RI 44S. H'STOR V 8MC . GOT STRAIGHT A'S" i NJ r Lorry Lewis 24 — THERE'S 490LJ1 TWICE AS 41UC4 OF IT TO LEARN TODAY..' '25 21 ' -- — — 28 - 29 - - - 30 VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. fl) — 32 31 - - _____ 34 1 35 - 38 39 — 43 48 40 HERE WE ARE.' —49— I ZZZJ.. LET ME ()O TN' TALKIN' ... THEY MAY NOT WANT TO Can ,AkI 'k .\ r -5htKE I KAUSTATE 1 I — — — CE SALE COME IN 4t4j) -, 8L0NIE. THESE PAJAMAS ARE WAY Too 8G' 04 DEAR— I MUST HAVECIC ;0 ~ •;EN :~ SJ'1EILAS PACKAGE ) SHEILA MOST BE MARRIED TO AN 0RA11GUTA __ I ---- : PRISCILLA'S POP by Al Vermeer [WE'LL BE I'M READING ABOUT TI-IE POPULATION PROBLEM! PACKED ELBOW TO ELBOW LIKE SARDINES.' SARDINES WITH e ELBOWS 2?? ¼ .. 0 s IT by Bob Montana ARCHIE r L1- ME HELP YOU LOOK, WHAT WAS IT 'IVU LOST? MISS BEAZLY "i YEP MV TEETH THOUGHT IT WAS SOWTHING IT I. SF __ A CAR1WEi? [ARE IN IT.' oo..o - by Bob Thaves :EF-1t? 01, 1CIIAE — , FIRS ct: 10 f I by T. K. Ryan TUMBLEWEEDS YO UR F1NGRNAIL.-1flt4& Wtv. E!lHE? 051E SELS-CONJO(., Of? PAVF sjgP WEI4, I AI,YTAØOLJT T 6rr PLILWI GiXP ThINKJF'j& 1 DOONESBURY Pit - wA'sTtsfOP - J IST(JYEP A EtAN' ?kX 1ThRO5ffl ... ( d) a a " simply raises to three notrump This tells South just what his hand is. South adds to 23 or 24 and makes an over- with the dummy or his over- I - I bid of six notrump. West opens the 10 of spades and South isn't at all happy Sugar I__ '- By OSWAI.I) and J/t1ES J,('OItV bid. Twenty three points plus 9 equals 32 and isn't enough for a slam, and South can only count to II tricks. However, lady luck smiles on him and the 12th develops because West gets squeezed South simply cashes all his black cards. West Is forced to discard a heart in order to guard his queen-Jack of diamonds and South collects a fourth heart plus slam, game and rubber yr. am Chic Young J • [)EAR DR. LAMB About a year and a half ago my doctor said I had high blood pressure and put me on medicine. In a short time my tests showed I — was low on potassium, and he put me on potassium medicine and gradually increased it because my level was so low. though,is very useful in cornThen he did a glucose test and bination with other medicines, said I'm a borderline diabetic. The combination usually makes If I understand what I read, it possible to handle a patients sometimes when there is no problem without so much risk diabetes in the family and it of complications from the shows up, it can oe caused by medicines. high blood pressure medicine. Another problem with Is this so? glucose tolerance tests is that If my blood pressure is they will give a result similar to causing the problem why can't that in a diabetic if thC person they just give me other has not been eating any carmedicines? I know there are bohydrates recently. Unless the other medicines they can use, patient is properly prepared for Also I'm 52 and going through the test, it Is of limited the menopause. I'm somewhat usefulness. overweight and trying to lose, DEAR DR. LAMB — For as I need surgery for a bladder the past year and a half I have repair. I have a fibroid tumor, been tested by my doctor for so thc doctor won't give me high blood sugar and high hormones for my hot flashes, cholesterol. He says I have a He says It will cause rite to tendency toward diabetes. I bleed badly. Is It true that am on a 1500 calorie diet and fibroid tumors sometimes dry have lost approximately 14 up after the change in life? I tIounds, but the blood sugar have been to two doctors, and doesn't seem to go down very one says surgery now, the other much. to wan until i get my weight by would this be down, described as hyperglycemia DEAR READER — I see you on my medical records if low are really having a time. First, blood sugar is hypoglycemia, please make every effort to lose and the end result would b' weight as it may help relieve diabetes. your blood pressure and high DEAR READER — You are blood sugar pr.b1ems. Why confused b:/ the meaning of don't you try my weight losing hyper and hypo as used in diet? It has helped a lot of medicine. Hyper means an people to lose weight. Send 50 increased amount as in a cents for The Health Letter hyper active child (over number 4.7, Weight Losing active) and hypo means less Diet. Address your letter to me or low. Your problem is inin care of this newspaper, creased sugar in the blood, Radio City Station, New York, hence you doctor calls it a NY 10019. tendency towards diabetes You are right, some high and it is correctly called blood pressure medicines will hyperglycr1ala. If your blood cause the blood sugar to be sugar were low (just the high. It Is often stated, though, opposite of your problem) he that they merely unmask an would have called it underlying diabetic, but you are hypoglycemia. All cases of beginning to get on theoretical low blood sugar do not end up ground there. The same types as diabetes. Only some do. It Of medicine can and will cause rkxntLs on what causes the, the 1053 of potassium. And I low blood sugar. would tend to agree that there Eliminating excess weight, are other medicines that could if you have a high blood be used. The medicine used to sugar, is a sound practice and eliminate salt and water that is the first thing that should be raus.c tt'e problem,; , dri. - nwr BLON DIE FRANK AND ERNEST Hike today. Be careful not to do something foolish in front of friends. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) Don't tiiake major domestic tleetsious today without full approval by your mate. If things go wrong you'll reap the wrath. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) little things that don't norinally bug you will get under your skin today. Be careful. Don't snap at someone who deserve it. pisuis (Feb. 20-Mar 20i Your financial aspects are rather dubious today. Don't contribute to niatteti by spending when you shouldn't. YOUR BIRTHDAY Nov. 14, 1975 Things of a speculative nature will be extra appealing to you this year. You're likely to have many irons in the fire. Results will be rewarding if you don't take on more than you can manage. WIN AT RF IDG E i Medicines By Larcnce E. Lamb, M.D. - 010 YOU LOSE SOMETHING, , foR Al SHE'A 80U&-41 HER NUSBANSO I 8&&4T "0.) A JR I B'ooa L± SELL (1R1 6RThO — by Stoffel & Heimdohl YOU'LL LOVE THIS HOUSE H IM GONNA— S OW '\. PETUNIA.' 7 — 41 147 5 , 37 - 45 Today could be a real bummer businesswlse If you conduct your affairs impulsively. Keep your eye on the profit column. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) It will require all the diplomacy you can muster to maintain harmony with close associates 33 — j36 44 — — BUGS BUNNY SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) It's best to temporarily set aside tasks distasteful to you today. You'll only do them In a careless, halfhearted fashion. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) Your self-discipline is likely to leave a lot to be desired - — — — — 17 CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS today. Don't say anything you'll later regret. __ — — — — Friday, November 14, 1975 1f -L 12 - -- 14 = A ] (OjHIO1i HOROSCOPE -1 11 -- .- I Pinned 3 Puzzle 7 45 Broadsides 48 Solid comb form) 49 Attempters 50 MeritS SI Doctrine 29 Printers II _ - ______ By Oswald & James Jacoby The two notrump response to an artificial two club open. ing shows at least eight highcard points and a notrumptype hand. It also should deny any worthless doubleton and I F POSSIBLE TBERE SHOULD BE AN HONOR IN EACH SUIT, The idea ls that if the opener has a notrump hand oi his own there will be no harm in letting that opening hand become dummy. With three queens and a king and 4-3-3-3 distribution, South responds two notrump. North has opened two dubs with a 23-point hand so he 1 I t t C a a h I 1( A n Indi1ina reader wants to know how to play a bridge hand with no king of diamonds. The answer is that gremlins sometimes get into a newspaper and cat the king of diamonds. In that case It is up to the reader to find that hand that needs that king and see If the article can then make sense. If it doesn't the gremlins have really outsmarted us. .. by 'I 1711 $1 a ff • th 91 at (For a copy of JACOB V MODERN, send Si to Win at Bridge." do this newspaper. P. 0, Box 489. Radio City Station, Now York. N V 10019) CARNIVAL 4 ci a Wi ur Dick Turnir Of La S Parker Inside Sunday Pedals ,Olympics In Pictures .14 C The (;olden Age Olympics comes to a close this weekend. As a salute to all who participated in the first annual event, The Evening Herald will feature the weeklong activities in a picture spread In the Seminole Magazine. To Win I Herald Sports Editor Lyman and Oviedo 111gb SChOOLS close out dismal seasons tonight, while Lake Brantley meets DeLand In its next-to-last game of the year. For Complete story and photo coverage see the Evening Herald's Sunday sports section, i — - - .— - - -. -i- --- JJ xi_ ____ A • All Aboard! ' Auto-Train revelers rode the rails the other night and In Sunday's edition of The Evening Herald, Women's Editor Jean Patteson tells the story of We good time had by all. All Aboard for Sunday's edition of The Evening 44 Herald. - ptienc& - by Garry Trudeau Aroimd The Clock ...... 4A Bridge ................8-A Calendar .............. 5-A Comics ................8-A Crossword ............. S-A Editorial ..............4-A I)earAbby ............. S-A Dr. Lamb .............. S-A Horoscope ............. 8-A Hospital ............... 5-A _____ -. Ff Obituaries ............. S-A Sports ................ 1-313 Television ............. 6-B Women ................9-A -- • .' knew how to handle a bicycle today as he laid claim toagold medal in the Golden Age Olympics, a week-long series of athletic competition tn Sanford for senior citizens. Meanwhile, Rev. Leo King and Ediffi 114wrison earned gold medals In the 50-yard wheelchair race at the marina. Parker showed up for the race, held on windy Seminole Blvd., in shorts ani T-shirt, complete with red heart em Parker, 57, said hegenerally rides a 10-speed hike, but contestants were limited to - Thursday's high H. OvernIght low 45. Generally fair and continued cool through Saturday. High; in the No to near 70. Lows in the upper 30s to low 40s. Northerly winds 15 to 25 rupis, diminishing through Saturday. Details and tides are on Page $-A. The weatherman, Dr. Merle Parker isnot However, the retiree from Springfield, Mo., proved he "13cr - . ,," said Parker, trying to get his breath and light off the chilly. nippy breeze off lake Monroe "I thought it was going Lobe warmer, that's why I wore this." =iJIMI;?P WEATIIF;R MAN Ill 11111 III 11111 — INI)I-:x W By JIM IIAYNES — Prep Grid Coverage "The trick is to see how close you can come to th end of her i _____________ - -- Dr. Merle Parker awaits the horn, held by Jack Hornr, for the startof today's bicycle rae. (Herald Photo byTom Vincent) — t . . -— -- , -=-- -- . -- • - --------. • --- ,, • - 1 ~ -- - - - - - - WOW ri . -'--- - y- = / r . 1, •, -- - conventional three-speed equipment. Walt Denny of Sanford was second In men's Top county and sIae officials huddle inside the county jail during this morning's tour of e facility, competition while harry An Inspector from the state fire marshal's office, E.V. Fretwrll, (left) discusses safety features with BlckAng was last in a three-man I from left) Cecil Sewell, Sheriff John Polk and County Commission Chairman Sd %'Ibleu Jr. (Herald Photos by Bill Vincent Jr.) (Continued On Page 3-A) -- � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 11-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 13, 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/42b3c99b3b3314bb957663de652d4368.pdf 2a3826870e8ebfa7c042b7e1607c6c82 PDF Text Text - I P•11••-U E ~ 'r - —s— ------ - - it __ - I, - - E_ _ 88-Even1nq Herald Sanford Ft Tuesday Nov 11 - BEETLEBAILEY MortWalker i_ Aniwrr to Prv'ous Pui! 1 variety • _ I Cr i D ____ ___ At I N E ONF ceelti .S~~ LEFT KNC%% Z ) THEM ) \s I " JtN V - -_ _ ko 38 lh*ack I 1'(1( 13 Exullet 41 Smells _ M 'f' 14 Slacken -.--t'_ ") ' Legislative "I( I 1 .-,-- I ' J — I 1 1 ___-1 ck 11-ii ',~~ Character THE BORN LOSER ~ by Art Sansom - — r - %olRe 45) , 'ftL. 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I - I " — -- - a io men and five women trantsin Friday's bicycle entered Tuesday's golf rac corn tition "Comeonout and have However hamber 'I hu - are still looking for en I . .~ 'I -1- ,z-- Mc- thusiastic about the - . arson said today. success and future of the chapter of the American only 50 cents per event. - -1 ~ ._. . - . _ _ ; Im I -1 -- - F__- _.-______T ___.~,-_-_ . __ . . 11 __ 1;IV Vr_ - __ , . --.,-- - -_- _,~, 1. -- . : - . -r-I 'e. -1 !,-, L'- I 4 __ - , -, - _i _ _ -~= _ Z-:7;~ i - - 1~- _.,~!' i. ______~ .'~- z- ~ - z_~~ii..7 ) Z-~ - I 11 I I 4W - -I.v I _j Fe-iliAl -~O~ - - lZ -r' T -1 --- 1_-. ~54 -- . — . - __ .1 -ft Jack Wetbk of the Christmas Pae Fu Committee, (left) accepts a $100 cheek fm Dale C pock, of the Sanford Optimist Club, towa rd the anmzaIeut, set for 7 30p m Dee 4 The theme for pa7a Illerald-Staff Photo by Bill Vincent Jr.~ The present plumbing permit fees call for 11.50 for each job and $1 for each fixture which involves the -gymnastics" Of addition, he explained Bra ce land sa id a fee is charred or reinspeetsons i i 'L — --- — -- -- — — . -i .! : - . - __ . -t - -- - -- - -Z-_v5_7~---_---_ ___ -- -- - - ~- z~ --- .1 ),, repaIr,and15foranewuse - - DONATION - -- - - - - Ilk I A DA C - ~ -_ — P - -- fee wouid be char ed loran __.N - I - - ., , -- - Compe'ition is open to I Mrs McPhearson, senior citizens 55 and president of the area over, and the entry fee is a 1 - t- permitcostainhia charge tothe homeowfler. The city gets the permit fees. For the mechanical contractor code, the change means theperiuitfeewil1be$5inste of $1 S0forworkdoneupto$500 A$10 pennstIeeiproposedfor $500 to $1000 woh of work done and for each $1,000 of additional work done up to 000, Braceland explained. The present fee schedule is $5 per SLOW of work for jobs between $5,000 to $15,000. For building jobs above $5,00Q,a$150permi(feewoiJ be cd per $1,000 of work done, he said - . -: refrigeration or entilation work usually includes his , '- - i plumberorcontractordomgthe - / !i - .- . - -- -- - r 1. - either the contractor or the prcix-rty owner if he's doing the 1. . J 4. - - __ i-- - -- -___._ -_ -.---- _.~tkl I - T ff - and upheexprne V*;~ %ith John out ith p)lon along to oppose Seminole to MelIoniIl Mary - ! _________ Merrigan Terry and Garland Ave., Alm hild"hearson Dimas in the doubles said. finale. Entries in most events Meanwhile, Sponsors havti t)CVU ifl(XleSt. Only chairman - rmit 0 old Casselberry man, - t Pe Plumbing Codes Under~ il o Revision Krug Captures Gold Te J v f _ =~_ ! t Greater Coitruction Co were facility. rezoned from BC-I country "We can't find any" the S S estates to A-1 agricultural use chairman noted. it a special ornrtiission o r ecs e to meeting Aug. 14. prepare a report before taking The cortunission had con- the Issue to the voters, if that's ByJOEASKREN City flail regarding the doesn't pay a fee," , ,wl tracted earlier to buy the the final course of action which fi"d Staff Writer amended codes to change the Braceland. property for S27,000 for use as comes out of Monday's work Sanford's permit Braceland said the ,,ic,.~ fee fee schedule for installations, a clay pit. session, Two similar schedules with the city's alterations, repairs or plumbing permit fee schedule i., Minutes of the Aug. 26 referendums were turned down mechanical contractor and replacements of equipment or about the same, costwise, as commission meeting showed by Seminole County voters last plumbing codes are being systems involved. figuring the "gymnastic adthat Commissioner Mike sear modified to make it easier for thtionoftheo plumbing fee There's no permit fee flattaway, after a public However, both referendunL9 t t tJ Sc t t " %O e on rn uproar. requested a 30-day took place prior to the June 9 Building Official Bill Braceland in your toilet or replace a Standard Building Codes, moratorium oft proceeding fire - the worst tragedy to said to(kiv. However, broken sink. If a property the new further with the purpose of the strike the county in recent Two public hearings have owner isn't hooking up new mechanical contractor fees are years. Mandell property. been set for 7 p.m. Nov. 24, ir lines or a new system, he "increased at the lower point ff - i : — Rain a long time." cent _;- - I ______ =, _~ - - 111 I acKea oun 1 4 times and turning colder "There are no Golden Age Olyrnics. through Tbursday. Chance of entered "Local this year, state showem Ifighs In the mid 70s. professionals Lows In th- upper 50s to low 60L and this is your chance to next year and national et in on the first Golden the third year," is the northerly b) early Thursday. Age Ohnipies. We think 1) , word in chamber Stronger and gusty near it's going to be around for circles. . probability Thursday 30 PCi H - IA lo Parfly cloudy to cloudy at 7N,1% AW m47r. - .. . . I 'lam not through yet," and confirmed that he had been askedbySthteAttorneyAbbott Ileffing's office "to appear before the grard jury." Vihlen said the request was D' iscuss made after 5 p.m., Tuesday, andhe%oluntarlly appeared 1 Th Stnunole County Corn Viblen s interest in a ,0O0 worth of safety equl back in over the eekend wa-v not subpoenaed and I was mission has scheduled a work referendum was stiffed by ment Installed at the jail as pending a itive inspe not granted immunity. I don't session next Monday to discuss reports from Jail recommended by the state. Fray. want it," Vihlen said. asking the county's voters for Administrator George Initially. the state also Vihlen said even thouo inJack li. Fulenwider, fl.miWon for construction of Proudfoot that moving reconnendedconsthxUonMa mates will be allowed to reHerring's chief investigator, a new jail. prisoners back in next weekend new jail, but Vihlen se(vred enter the jail, some of -the was ob5erved today In the office At Tuesday's commission — if the facility passes state permission to reopen the prison ers housed in jails in of Deputy Ciiñt Coup erk meeting. Commission Chair. inspection will again Present facIlity - after the in. surrounding counties will &Ashy Jones getting copies of man Sid Vlhlen Jr. told com. overcrowding, The *1 was stallat.ion of 3aiety equipment. - itawin twx-ALL.;r to briM all official count y commission iiiisscers (tie only solution to constructed to house Sheriff John Polk said iiuites back h intoo minutes for August. solve overcrowding at the niates, a number officials say is Tuesday all sdety equipment dangerous due to over. Jones told a re porter, when present facility Is to "go to ex ceeded throughout the year has been installed and the jail is crowding. quizzed about what Fulenwider referenduin." and especially on weekends. ct state Return of Seminole County was obtaining, "I can't tell you VihIen said that since June State officials on Friday are officials. Vihlen said he has inmates will erase up to 11,M anything. I was told to keep when a fire raked the county slat is ed to tour the facilitY. received "verbal" permission a-day fees being paid to house quiet. I may be called by the jail leaving 10 inmates and a I n5pce - tion Will be inade of the from the state to move inmates prisoners in other jails. jailer dead — county officials grand Jury." di t t have so ht some solution I * mission minutes, 103 acres relieving overcrowding other . Tuesday's Wgh 82. overnight some fun," bicycle race officials are still en. C I L f r' ` e I- - -9-MA %%EATIIEIt — !7 fm UR t_ ~3 -_--_- a ObituarIes Sports iI n _0 - . i en - 4-A DearAbby 7* Dr. Lamb ... ... _ . -.4-13 "Watch your language, youn man P"awrl ,~,t! . . be Installed at the branch tennis competition of the facility. A work session was Golden Age Olympics, a scheduled to decide what week-long series of %- services will be moved to South even citizens Seminolefro,n thernafncouyt • er sponsored by (lie c Today — , -- Sanford Chamber of Association of Retired Commerce Persons, said oni) four hrug defeated San entries have been ______________________ ford's Gus Terry by received for the bicycle , scores of 7-4; and 64 In the event, which starts at 9 . ,1 ATOUDd The Clock 4-A singles finaie i.'ierrlgan a m r rioav a ianioru Bridge ................. 8-I! third place, Avenue and Seminole • Calendar 5A defeating Roy Britt, 13 Blvd Comics j Laterintheday, Krug The course will be laid &ossword 3-11 I __ rn - - f\I 0 by Garry Twdeau L r~ - ~ . ears I = (~k . I to employ an architect. ~ ---- ------- ---2 —' I .. u eeren urn , J 1. Bike Riders Sought County Attorney Tom Fre,eman also miggested that in Ught of recent occurrences it would be wise to hold a C hearing before actual r " agreements are worked out. "Advertise and let the people come forward," Freeman 6 I _ - I fered the commion metho6 of financing: J* 'IN --Wtrlght cash purchase. -Lease purchase agreement, I I I I I I l~ ~ _.41 1. - A bond issue. • Pesison sal" •- ,1-m1,on bond i.ssue coWd be floated without taking the issue before ics champion Josepb Kru& foregrmud, ' voters In a referendum. singles fhlls1 TCITY. Conimission Chairman Sid Vihlen Jr. sa.id "we aren't suggested. And, Commissioner M Ike e 14 I- recenfly. Office of Management Analysis and Evaluation (OMAE) CWef Sig Pearson corms to ealuaUng the actual wages Of a building. For that reason the commission decided 1") - &L . I 0 Az_~, _~_. e 41-" M IliM1111111111111111111F matter has been tow ked until ____ lift 'a%A J \ , . - L .. Th9OOK • """,, 4 i, , e by Dick Tumor Z I __ life miserable with a fad diet. AS 54=0 AM ASS MUN'PIS&IZE ! I 4sqy c4'T VH1 MAYM THE V&F RASWT REAP NO. WHEN 1HE MOF SEEP NIE lding 13 about $1-million. News of a pending purchase surfaced earlier this year during budget hearings, but tbc- _____________________ AAM 1116e 6 L~Z~~ BY Oswald & James Jacoby A North Dakota reader wants to know what we open 4 m k bd ,~aoaacea st for all bidding ills. with: A KQx V Kii # AKx,& AKxx experts use it but those This is a book two notrump opening in any standard really important, system. You have 22 high-card One advantage u points, balanced dlstnbution caslon it eta the o nents and all suits stopped. We cer. too high. West has 2 weak sort of tainly follow the book here, weak two bid, built does meet (For a copy i JACOB V the requlrement.s Eight high. MODERN, send SI to.- "Win card points and a playable six- at Bridge." r card suit. North has a fine newspaper. p.o. Box 489, double and East keeps up th e Radio City Station New York by I K Ryan NNIFMY The purchzim price of the 1 — TUMBLEWEEDS / evaluate the structure which is loca ted in the Seminole Plaza, Casselberry 1.4 I - 0, r CARNIVAL - - the ehicle (or (tnancng the pu hase came Tuesday night - pr. - -~ issue Snuth Would respond one I P)au ; t_ would open one diamond; - ___1 - - The moratorium motion was by Kwlathski and seconded action in September. vice president; Tom Binford. made by Comink,sioner Dick by Williams, $1 million in The grand jury probe is now formerly a Laurel real Cuunty Conuiussion Qiair- WiI1iam, se conded by Cornfederal Comprehensive Em- in its second week, and jurors salesman and Tom Rdio((, a man Sid Vihien Jr. Was closeted missioner harry Kwia tk owski plo)ment and Training Act are believed to have heard former Altamonte Springs cIty with the Seminole County and carried. (CETA) funds were ordered teMirnony from Mandell and councilman. Grand Jury for at least two Later, without fanfare, on transferred to the out-of-county Jack Lasar of Greater Con. The grand jury reportedly is hours today in a reported oct. 14 the commission voted to Stheast First National Bank struction, Joe Robinson, probing alleged violation of continuing probe of county abort the clay pit purchase of Maitland. president of Laurel Realty, Florida's SunsWne Law, which government actions believed to deal. The money move raised Robert Hosack, Laurel's states all meetings attended by Also at the Aug. 26 com. controversy publicly and Pipmfive vice president wnd elected offieWsm= be cpw. two mission mee ting, on a motion conunissioners the public reversed their John Yarnnitz, Laurel Realty V'hlen said during a break in Iu.c appearance before the jury, - . I _._ _:~ - -, ~ -- I- - BY BOB LI.OYE) Herald Staf I Writer nth courthouse has been South has to lose a club and I. the ace of diamonds and will 1; probably lose a trick to the queen of trumps Of course, North and South ' ! might get to that same slam after a pass by West. North t* 0 ON SBURY . r n revitalized with a commission - West Nonb East Sovtb processes theIn, you,11 have a making it possible for you to ./ Y. , £2 K 9732 •A7654 ,North-.South ~-ulnerable a book when you first start on one, and that will tell you In simple why you get all of them back terms what all your common just as quickly when you return foods contain and how the body to normal eating. Ille book handlesfoodyouwanttoread chowswhythosefaddietsand my book "Metabobcs, Putting extess calorie restriction can Your Food Energy to Work," be harmful to your health publhed Harper and Row Also 'Methboli" will give This book is cornprehensjble you the food lists you want for as it uses simple blocks to rcitarnins, minerals and amino represent the 'ar1ous atoms acids from proteins, and that make up your food If you you how to plan a well can build words with kiter balanced, healthy diet for blocks you cart understand it healthy living And, It contains Mao by gliing you the actual valuableinforma(Iononhowto chemical scture of yur sensibly control your weight foodsrnstI3splebluckterzjand plus tlic reon tsy your r 11 _~._----_ , formed opinion. The textLOOks reading 1- Metabolics,1, you will on physiology, biochemistry be able to evaluate all those fad and Inedicine your doctors are diets you see advertised with familiar with are too technical monotonous it for the public ns ow you lose that F BYAIR ? SURE THERE WERE.1* IT THE MIN MMEN FOUGHT ON I TKRE WERE NO , SAYSINMYHISrORY ~ THE.AY.4141SOF * !0 I FT THFJN ! BOOK ... LEXIN16TON.,"' THINX ir 'w%A5 7~iE S,1C4.1AL DO IT OVER, )`1~ _ ) L7L1G)JEA0,WKAT I (5UESS iP YOU COULD ALL Do, erme.r South doesn't really want to bid four spades. On the other hand tlecar d be dire In N. 11 -go he bids it. North really should pass but he likes his hand and sUSpecLs5kulid gery by c n. lie Bkoos C hIS VA •9 £1075432 When ),oft see how your body works you will understand how people get fatigue from both low blood sugar and diabetes. In both instances the cells are DEAR READER - You can't not getting %ital glucose to go wrong by learning the facts provide ne,eded body energy. about nutrition and applying "Metabolics" also shows you them to your daily living. After all, what you eat is of vital where vitamins enter into the importance to your health. proem of releasing ener from your food Based on sound chemical facts you can ap. There are a lot of books that are based on fads and many of and why an excess of vitamins them I consider harmful, because they include a lot of .staternoents that are not based system to process food to on basic chemistry and energy scientific facts, but rather release 11 11 by Al hearts. A K 8 7 64 Lamb lately and neither could remember a book on nutrition to recommend to me. PRISCILLA'S POP YOU V4EQE YouNG I OI YOU MAKE I -.• — . i - - ~~-q ,%,-S- £Q95 v Q J 106 S 4 •32 ID grains gi'ie a balanced die t. For example, will green beans and broccoli give a person all nutrients be shouid get out of the vegetable group? - r. t I. L_~__ r k-~ o n ti what combinations of meat, F%; I ;0-1 949 -V - L r A R E SICK - ~_ / - mb subject of human nutrition? I have had some college cheintry and biolog, but am not a doctor. I am interested in finding out what foods have what nutrients in them and " ___________________ - ' Dr. ___________________ IM. BMAO, . - - - . __ ___ - _=_ .— rtnre ) ________________________ BLONDIE - i ---------,a-- _- W - The county commission project to buy the Montgomery Ward building in South Seminole and convert it to a - NORTH V 11-11 I B A ___________________ bo U 1 ' N Utr ~i I -*: By ED PRIC ,TT iIerd Staff Writer . 11 —— ______ •r. - ___ 51 ______ OSWALD and JAME-S JACOBY i4 - - - i ' 0 it, WIN 'Metabolics' Tells B" I r\) 1 _____ . ~ E __________________________________________ — ____ . — . ; po esman _____ _____ - - / I WITH THE PAYMENTS I'M KING I WANt NEIGH13ORS To EAT ThEIR HRT N' ____ -' ; ---s- _; , - - -- 46 I -1 1. County Probe Cont ues s 0 fl S drag on, you'!] lemen your ideas this coming year. Pursue position by making un- .some form of artistic endeavor, necessary conemions. Wrap if not as a vocation at least as things up quickly. an avocation. - 44 ' byStoffcl&Heimdahl F:UDOSY I IBRA (Sept 23-Oct 23) If There will be a good market cammercial dealings today for your creative talents and 43 . -, 31 I 11 1 - BUGS BUNNY NEW 1% ~",% Ward later. — I rl~~ - ti-il q 34 —135 — ___ __ 36 I — — — 30 _- `1~ - 28 — ONE ASKED IF WE WILL 8E AWARDING FEWER CREDITS ~ , -i 24 byLarryLewis - - ii:o — ______________________ 20 bit Ut Train greemen ai e B - - - — — — I i, -- 39 Hammer vessel grass 6 Mail brews I Ashen 8 Kettledrum 9 Sell in small .30 Devoured -i I Candid 1. I — PIMIT Lkw 23 Hoarders 25 Blood 5 flamboohie `9 Yugoslav 0 TO -. 'I Ecitors Jab ) 28 Poetic - _ 10 IIlufl ) fUSS I Mediterranean 12 Trappers 34 Patty tickets 13 Steve island 35 Young bird of 13 Railoialis Job ) - prey 2 On a ship ~)3 Mutilale 24 Impels . - I SC()ltPl() (Oct. 24-Nov. ARlESMarch1-April 19) If you let your ttunches govern Your extravagant whims e 68th Year, No. 71-Wednesday, November 12, 1975 Sanford, Florida 32771-PrIce 10 Cents you today they could get you likely to get the better of you ;: into trouble. lie logical. Deal today. Stay away from shops that have (OO(ilCS you can's onl • in f( TAURUS (April 2May 20) afford. I Be careful this evening whom SAGITTARIUS(Nov. 23.Dec p I you take into your confidence. 21) Don't inalkesacrifices todayl I Something you ant kept.secret deserve It. you may tell to the wrong party. Let this person stand on his * GEMINI iStay 21-June 20) own two feet for a change !0 CAPRICORN (Dec. 224". You know what you should tx m A k doing today, yet you're apt to be 19) Your attention span 4 '~ 0 A I y lazy and not put forth the limited today. Get mental necessary effort to achieve chores out of the way early, By AUDIE MURPHY Eugene K. Garfield, provides for studies to be made worked out." while your tttnd is fresh a your goal3. Herd Staff Water "It never came to a con fronta U because Am- and Louisville. I of ways to expand a'it(eing service t hroughout The joint service, it 13 realized, will involve trak officiala felt that it didn't make sense In CANCER (June 21uly 22) alert. , ; An agreement reached yesterday between the country. A recepUon for public officisis including AuTrain car-f errying equipment and passenger of public service to pursue the matter," Duff sa Individuals who are performing 4 Amtrack and SaWord Au to-Tra in could change the id. mayors, county commissione rs , and dly co AQUARIUS (Jan 2Feb 19t Asked whether the proposed merger of aut o- cars being attached to Amtrack trains, or complete work or service for today pattern of American transportation, according missioners; hotel and motel indns repenIf you have a little surplus set to ferrying services would involve payments bring auto-traim using Antrack Amtrak's 'I with • i routes. should not be left to the ir own an A!ntrack spokesman contacted today In made to Amtrak by Auto-Train, Duff refused to ie it's b not tta( about between Indianapolis, Ind., and Poinciana, Fla. tatives, members of the news media and travel The ag reement culminates a dispute between the devices. Supervision is a must. it in front of a friend who is Washington. agents 13 scheduled to be held tonight on-board an ' ded I ~ I b G if id 'd speculate, but added, "Congress probably will be two com panies that erupted when Auto-Train began (July 3-Aug. 22) Live Brian Duff, Amtrack'z of Director News auto-train traveling between Sanford and Orlando. 5crw " Iwa 's in need of a loan less interested In immediate returns than in using a rail line between Louisville, Ky., and Train on a e auto-ferrying and we are well within your means today. I vices, said, "Congress has been urging Amtrak to changing Diana Monaghan, public relations spokesman for COO lueflt ,at e can the long-range travel trends in this Sanford in 1974. e PISCF-S IFeb. 20-Slarch 20) Don't buy anything on find a way to break Americans of the habit of using c=try.the event, said the theme for the reception iiU be Duff said Amtrak attorneys beheved thL3t speculation, hoping to cover it You're likely to do something cars for all their traveling." Amtrak now operates nearly 250 trains a day to "Pull For Tourism." Garfield, asked the same question today at a news organization had been given exclusive rights to the .. i litter with anticipated funds. silh this eveninh, despite your over 450 cIties in the Unit ed State and Canada. The agreement, announced yesterday by Amtrak The reception, according to Miss Monoghan, Is cmiferenceat the Atita-Train Terminal in Sanford, route by Congrv.s.s, even though Auto-Train had VI1tG() i Mt. 23-Sept. 22j bet kr judgutent. It ci lesidentPa ul 11, Auto-Train Corix,ration carries pas.sengers with designed to educate ffi(x-e attending about service5 llcistrup and AutTrnfowtderreplied,"Detaibof the contract have yet tobe negotiated for the route in pee-Amtrak days. OthLrs will take promises you refiet.tpoorly on your Image, their automobiles between Sa nf ord and Lorton, Va.the Auto-Traincanpvlde. . J make to them seriously today, ______ I I .7 I VOUR BIRTHDAI* even if you don't. Be careful or 1 - 51 Tries Out DOWN Cereal grain 22 . A l 4 Evefling Ued 12, 1975 _ 46 Sting 19 Sh"p's cry o Greek war . - I 9AVE A%L)6',,4 ~ _--~~~ _=~~=_, ---,---.v~;,.-._. -7r ...,-. _.-.;-------.;:-_ 1.1-11-_..- I':-:-.- __ 16 4 - --_ — - _ ---i I ~ �I— _ - __ _ ~il ____ _ . __ _-C - - . . - - - - - - - - __ ______ __ _____ __ - __ . - .., - I - __ - , - - - - _.- - .... - - - - - - i - ,~ __ - -7 - __ - - - - __________ ±, L - - - -- N --- - - --- -; I - - - --- - M __ - - ..--- - - -" - ---- --=------ 2A-Evening Htratd, Sanford, FI, . ill Wednesday, Nov. _11II I I I I I __ Says A Nightmare, Audubon Official 11111111111111 St. NATION By AUDI FMURPHY Herald Staff Writer (LutolaSeries) Lee said that realization of run-oil water wili contain is made up of 12 non-profit liver of 200 members plus the proposed project "as It now fertilizers, pesticI S. and organizations promoting the organizations, seeks several not only to After a study of Water stands" would cause an ac- traces of metals," he said. wise management of St. Johns combat time proposed flood diversion in the upper St. Johns celeration in the destruction of A call to the Duda & Sons River resources. control project, but to seek basin area during the period The flood control project the river's ect-system. offices in Oviedo produced the "The project would make the reclamation of water that has July 1, 1973 to June 30, 1974, proposed by the U.S. Army -The flood control project is response that "the only nian St. Johns cease to exist as a been "illegally diverted" in Garne and Fresh Water Fish IN BRIEF Wallace Scorns Par-ty Leade rs, Announces Expected 1976 Bid MONTGOMERY Ala. (AP)-Gov George C Wallace bitting himself as "the people's choice " officially an- nounced his lid for the Democratic presidential nomination today with scorn for his party's leadership and a promise of an active campaign in the 1976 prlmcries. 1t is time we offer that great middle class someone th ey can vote for and not against With your help, that what I shall do during this campaign," the wheelchairbound Walla ce said, He said the 'average middle class citizen" has been i gnor ed by the national Democratic party arid "L fed up and has been voting against the far left posiLows of the national party nominees and platforms." Nicolav has served as According to J.T. Turnipseed, time," Lee said. "The taxpayer for agriculture or pasture, the spokesman for the SJCC, which would end up paying enmronmentall, as well as subsidizing the special In(crests.' 1 Spolski SUPERX L walked into a grocery store near her home the day before she aflegedly tried to kill the President and said, "I hiate - Unit CD ~ s combin 'ed the 9-1-1 program and civil defense and assigned one NYC Aid Person to supervise both. Assigned as deputy director of civil defense, in addition to MIAMI (AP) — 4 Ill At one point clisagreement among the commissioners . "P John ,V job, omm ss on Chairman Sid Vihien Jr. after II ' LIMIT 1 rl> Extra Polk an additional $fl,l for Insurance coverage ori his fleet of lice cruisers Polk had vowed to park the cruisers at midnight Saturday if additional funds weren't fwnd to insure his fleet o( 63 coverage MAGIC -' '. I t 0 PERK \1 1 — 1 VEHICLES as you J DI M, ia -i' .. 1•i1I4 ______ ' hWTLLV I I I * Helbras aL %F241M ,JulI. - ~ - -.. 6" BENWN -vim "IMMONOW .6 BEASTY . . 5 ' 0 0 Color Pack , i —. YOUR RUDOET WTH SUpEMN 99 __ - ____ PRESCRIPTIUN PRICES - ; Di by The S uI Herald, - Death Row Inmates Petition R1. T /I - opposition School Menu ; , i"111 VASELINE sect"d clai.s Postw P.i 1 a I INTENSIVE 58 _ - 11 . I I BOTTLE OF 36 Year 121 40 I 55,WO PEOPL E, EVER Y DA V, SA VE ON RIGHT 01ill with Rlee i - Fruit Crisp . I ~- IIIVI ~~', K7 ~ 0 31_ -~ .- 7 6 oz. LIMIT I - SINEX 15cc ii Petition for better food, increased canteen ivilegt-3, and more exercise was sent Tuesday from a ec Pe ti tioning the governor is a bo ut th e only th ing we haven't tried, o before we go back on strike on Dec. , e wan o a least try Proverxv 58 n a - S A CORTIN F. - -- .PAD5 ." ~ __ ~ - - - --I -. :.- - - - - I I 44 -1 ,,4 , CHERRIES t , N~e _~ - I , -: ~_ _. ___ -_; , COMPLEIEVVIT14 A HAUTIFUL PtASTiC V-~:CD.-,11A Ii FRAUE C--. 9 f-7:. .:_ . . - ________ -------------- 1: - - I!'!- ----. RfG m%*~( WIHOUT .il .__ 9 _7'~~_l - (XCLLOES 4 , -__ _ uu — _Ar.~ __ ---------- I - - 1 . ______ 111 __ . - ,= Lr:__i_ --- --- - - - - _ _----._ _ - -w-- __ 10yeur3uf age. Police and sheriff's deputies returned to the scene this , ft II W t' . ' — -- - - _:I 1 ____ =; - ___1 .-i 7 - -- __ - - - - - -1 i - 1`1L parking lot at Foxcroft Apart thre,Llfoot wide hole in the ments in south Seminole and a ceiling. citizens band radio and linear Al Cathi I Howard Johnson's on West Foothill Way - i ~ A~~gii~ _______ poweram East, were take, _________________________________________- .. -_ - :- - - . '70 on this -..- ~ 0 Save 90 on thUt r- -- - _. - I.- -1 _. - _ IX - ~i -. - --- I - , - __ U1'1 r'i U I rJriCnr I( L.. ' • V. T. ---- I I I- . ryer J ~ 1 i I - __ W~ - - -- - .1 - ---_.___-_ - p - - - - - _f_-___1 V= -_ .. ___.---- -----.- o ISo 1. - - -~ e ica Projec - . / I aye ..~:- - .. - _. I =~~_--t ..~_ - __JL! .— ~ --- - - , ___ -_ - ,- ; . - - -- 0 - -- - - - - .I. 0 I - - . I - - ( . - IT --=r1___43 T~ - , • = - .. - i -- A~ 11 Medical Services - ~!'-1 ._~~ unfounded. -: I - - EM - - At its Tuesday session, the —. - commission voted o pursue e project as outlined by Corn- mission Chairman Sid Vthler Jr. Commissioner Dick Willlarn.s ild the county will need a complete operating agreement" signed bs ill , 0~0 - - - - ..•.,•, - - - --_. --_.- - -1 , Reg. $3". Ttiis puftat)le TV tCJ1LJ!V', Sale $239 3 *)-, %,)~,J S1.11 t,(t1,15S,,, AwiL,matic Picture and Psctute Modifiet plus AFT alf give ynjj,,.15, I Soøy Ol aiidb oulskd our normal dhn a, Plrn phone lot delsols Sale prices iflectIvi thru Sundiy. November i. __ - - - Sale 1329 emoria ospith a emdOn Ambulance Service. The remainder of the $106,GW will come from gran ts, ac- - -. -. participating agencies. As envisioned by Villien, $5,550 each will be ante up by the commission, Florida Hospital North, Seminole Sale 1 Reg. 1".95. 0-4,1tct-ril aulomalic tirre controi ary.?r iets you seiect vroo!r drying wthout time selting included Also has cilia nn i.t l,Iter porcelain 13p and dru' Itng cisponser and self-cieantng ring iater - 79 Reg 26915 Automji,c *,15t1(.i fv3fures 6 Program EfOes fof pf';ptr *ash con(Jilions for most popuiar waler level selection bleach .-__-- __ ___ -____1___._-__J =-_ ____ _-I-__ __--._ I-1 1 I _,1 -.--_-__ . -- -_ - ---M__: -_ _ i T_ 7 -,-,- - - . I ; 7,. -I -_ ___r -.r-'- .- . _- 1.-I 1_Z_____1_--- _7__ ~~ Aialable colors cost n6 more ,q_ - - sale prices offeclive "ww Senday. - - I ~__. . Nov. I cordin'to Vhl i en. The m will provide direct communication between area hospitals and ambulance technicians who are at the scene of an accident. Later on, Villien said the system could be worked into some type of telemetry system similar to those seen on nightly S - 1 ( __ '. -1 - r, -. r_A:__ _V11, .- Ir Do ~ a , .11 an . % _. - -1 --- 0 formula And the chairman - , =--, I- oil says base stations will be installed at both hospitals, with - - -= ,- - 00 - items, ---- - ------------ .-r — -v-i-i-v .- ..- 'f'Ict -- I 7 - - ----. tier 'ecessea, i - -----. L - TN~2~-2'.:W ~_ - 0, i - .,- mt .:____~___ ~-___ ~~_ ~z~_ I: -- - - , ly r~~ , ------"C -4. -. . 411k, 6 "OPI N I N - Ilffi~ N.. -064 101 Save 3 7.91. On,' overs in just one coal '.ishable durable, Stain vli ioois ciean up in soap Irld Choose from and custom !Ors - _-4,7-i__~ _r__ -- a gallon, Oriu Coat interior semi wth just soap and watef Aeg 799. Sal. 4.99 gal - _ . I M 1I.g 4 S-'t 22.99, rg. 21.99. 3'drawet be slightly less I#wA a 10 Q&ftn. tool Chest Sturdy AFX-500 (Twlal conviucison _~' n n I 1~ , --- - --_.i. -- - -_ --.._. m ! r- 1 n n rr,Ar,b ; M -- . V~V TW.115m. ___~--_____ _% ~-~ ____ iA screwdr vers. hacksaw & blades. Si r' priced low to stretch your d)188 Save $7 di"of a. the volume of paint per may, I, so.r.sca.. - - . - --Sale pric -i -- .u.c., thr Sunday, Nov. i6. - ____ -_ - ____ --_ -____ - -_ .T I . 'CHARGE IT' at Sanford Plaza Penney's - Open Monday thru Saturday 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. SOCIETY .- I I r=--.---- _----- ______ Sale 4.91. reg. AMERICAN Has double I 510fage PegbOillrd sides. spac , t;,. - - - — 1: _ .n_,w - - Save $10 %. I I c F - . i~ - ''I burden is light, the commission will own all the equipment, the with a heckup I I - --.7- - -_ responsi b i nt 'n i ce I and a free surve will be provided by tvain ot ~%orPwrs from the state. _11 ,--, . - - ----- --- j. ...- _,=;~~4~:~, 1!:t~,`, ~ .;l - (~r- r,c-_.P 't.11 i. ~~- ~~--m--T— ~7---- . - - bulanceoperators VihlensaysthesystenRan be - ,, 1*1 ---- _. i `_ - , 1, - -, . ,ze i- - . - - ____ "~ a ~~ __ Pi~~, L,I f~- ~ --- .1 F Save on quality shop But Commissioner ~ohn Kinibrough said he doubted the - - "~~!,_,jkj-&.;fk..- f-- I- a 1, I- - = - _. - Iffiyzl~ system could be expanded to _.t__4__ ~-_ T-_~r-._I~~17_t~e.-_:~,V I . I - . I 0 = t-F~ -.- I __ A_ - - -,~ __ i_~.. - - _ - ~ __11 it yourself = J& - television programs - - - . . -. - i ~ Open Sunday 12:30. 5:30 p.m. - — -.'- _- ___________ Officers said the found a Winger said Orlando police and firemen, responding to a trash dumpster fire behind -0 --- Policesaid today that James signs 14 forml Pntry tn tfie been found The report roved -- ____________ a -= __- _--- ___ property. th attempted escape cameras in the closet weren't city taken by the thieves. Investigators said S1,18') cash Meadows, Sanford, summoned believed to have been in the a jailer and told him that he Toy 1. Reid Jr., of Greenville, strongbox has been recovered (Thornton) had knocked a hole S.C., reported to deputies that and W in checks accounted in the ceiling of a holding cell. u w s gi riz at , for report that another body had l~~ I lo I -____--_-==- infiltrated TALLAHASSEE (AP) - A group of fernirtist leaders fear that the National Organization for Women is being sabotaged by Infiltrators intent on destroying it, says state Rep. Karen Coolrnan,, D-Fon Lauderdale. ?As. Coolman said Tuesday that 15 fem.id-st leaders held a seael meeting Sunday in New Orleans to work on a plan 00orn new leaders . sems they question. No - - vu Center 0 Save t _ 104IFER _ FOFWFGN htQATiVgJ . Feminists rear ..# 1 ~ ...)m %'i. - ~ . — o flail. ' etective Jim Ballard, arrested Robert John Sheehy -4, of 304 Dubsclread Ct., ,sdav night outside c. I - track near the body. A wrist watch found on the track had stopped at 10:16 p.m,, police said. Dr. Garay said the victim appeared to be between 40 and , .", 8x10 COLOR - —h. ----------- __ - ison - J Rolls; IN1111k, treated no better than the dogs that guard Florida State The GUARD LIMiT 1 ThF1'V NYQUIL . 1 . -, I ' SHOULONT WE BE FILLING YOURS? '1'- . TALLAHASSEE (AP) - Death Row inmates have • I ' I .; - t CMILDRIEWS LOITICM R _~ A5 ^" "IR IN r ST. JON" CARE - continveney fund- .$15,000-to __ a I , surame .:o6ts. But th_ final action, p!aices I _____ __ Thursday's forvio'ationofhlsrlghts ___ 'A - -gWom - 0 1) - I include telemetr beause of the high risk of liability. Wainwr ig ht , secretary of the florida Department of Offender Rehabilitation. The suit seeks to have Brooks returned to the general PrLson population and asks for damages of at least $10,000 r MIUVJI I -- A state prison inmate union WayneBrookamadehtsallegauonsthactvjIrig — ' — serving 20 years for grand larceny and breaking and entering says he's been kept in solitary confinement the past 140 days to keep him from organizing a prisoners' =I1 . 1: . '± It. Polaroid Land Camera SYLVANIA MAOICUUES 3pkforl .9__ 06 Civil Rights Suit Filed JACKSONVILLE (API __ ~ Also, the commission vow to extend Bob Andr-!w's '.' AIR FILTERS SUPER SHOOTER . ~ , Vk1qt0__ I" thiCk _%.~ "Ok"An Poputar sizes 4-010, REG 3 different games of si clesi9ns r, 39 FLEX I - CRE, STVIEW (AP) - The Okaloosa County School Bond ha reaifed its policy of mandatory daily aver and Bible-reading In public school just days be' a challenging Policy after dozens of pu pils from this Florida Panhandle county crowded the meeting to support classroom prayer, which was banned by the U.S.Supreme Court In 1963. A U.S. District Court in Pensacola has scheduled a Friday hearing on a suit by the Okaloosa Teachers Association to overturn the policy, which Md Men out of use until recently, t i. ASSORTMENT aV I -1 %Nt I . School Prayers Reaffirmed .."I — All MATAP "U.S 'J1 .' . 99 __ ~ ' 0,0-.,. QUAKE us uup ' ("*!i REG. MODEL 'C 32255 '. ___ T_ 99 8-tract PlaYer r .10, -. MIND SINGLE GUN HOLSTER SOUND SYSTEM - ;'11''ro -I ~ ~ be taken first to an alcoholism tratment center. -- Officers said a ta ttered cap. t'veral cigars and some coins were found scattered along the Floating Drunk Tank Opppsed 'They don't wan t this ship to cure 'em," he said Tuesday. "They want toget rid of 'em. That'sa good civic purpose, I suppose, gettln' rid of the d ru nks and gettin' themoutof th ewayof traf ficand the gu)'s who'll mug 'em for what's In the bottom of the bottle. "ltd make the city prettier, A new state law requires that drunks arrested by police -- P , I r,-.:,.I ASSORTMENT ,. g., 24 styles 11 of I I %- fasWn dolls, ins - __ JULIETTE AM/FM 8ME0 Q r-- - . .0 10, o Gruen II , '*0 J i~ - Ip,,._t.. — ~ , V It I.Viio , . -. _____ I I~I _,. .- I - - ___ i __.. - __~ . : between the McCrackin Road 71w Seminole County Com. mission has officially decided to pursue a 8106.000 Emergens "AS1 10fW,1fJ 1999 _1 Examiner Dr. G.V. Garay pronounced time unidentified victim dead on the scene, 0 hospital ship into a floating drunk tank and treatment Cassette Tape IV ;, ..- . ,. ; - DOLL 9 RUG fl .,. - 6. , _` V , 4 " -, 1 .. . -VIC- I i i ~ ' ~ , ' , _i- -_;*, I 91 which was struck by an Amtrak train here last night. fhicrald Seminole County Medical Photo by Bob Lloyd) points west to Pens&ola Ron Toney, who says he's been in and out of alco1"moll c treatment facili tes over the years, is Recorder - K . ________________ IP Waltharr. in 0 , may.air ofid State - Safe foe I'l.'' children to .— - U". ~L i MEN S AND LADIE8 17-JEWEL -, t. I ~ill IRON - ) RREL OF {jm -iMONKEYS "IT ,I your ' rI ' ~k DUMP TRUCK REG. - - - Ml_ .4) _____________ - 99 lephone &ervice for Southern BeU's two million customers along the Florida F a& ii 24 oz spray i 'Ik . .w . Choice Wfth. ss~ / - __________ - The staff proposal would raise costs ofpracticaljyevery MIAMI (AP) - ADUV nuns. appea ____ !i9 o the sheriff's department. itself out o( the "high risk" I m 1011. 25ftt, . . . ~i P I * 1_ - 'W ~% ,_ ..,. 4 I. be kneeling toward the on.. ., coming northbound train with . .V . 40. ""I ~ _~ _." __ his head between his arms. -1;,61. -%.;, -,:, % * .Patrolman Lewis Coombs - ' "_ 1;1 ' 171 re ported the body was carried approxi mately 80 feet before Sanford police officials view the remains of an unidentified body the train could be stopped. denim jacket were found close inillion and Pubbc Counsel Woodie L&s said it should bee * Easy clean-upi • Include - identified Sheehy as year-old safe that burglars took connection with the Sunday a Deputies f ormer employe of Sheraton from a bedroom closet. theft of a strong box from the Saford Inn who worked there Deputies said listed as aso Sheraton Sanford Inn, in June and July missing is a $1,166 pastel mink and 0 nor Sanford Police have charged coat. Sheriffs detective R. E. a prisoner being held at the Deputy John I. Poole assuted b Maitland Sanford Law E)Thertd Enforcement another fur coat and two - . were unable to stop the train in tirne to keep from hitting the today reached the time to decide whether to give Southern BeU Telephone & Telegraph Co. the largest utility rate PSC staff recommended slicing the request to $182.8 P 46 .,I k .. mnutesl - r, I Officers said pieces of a blue The commi.ssion scheduled a day-Iong debate on Southern Bell's request for a $2165 million Increase The 1 man they did have a strongbox deputies that $5,455 in Jewelry was24-year-old in county Orlando Jail today missing was contained in a small , 30charged with grand larceny in - - - A . -1 .- !27 - Sanford depot. timony and study, the Public Service Commission I - 'RACCEDY ANNE AND malchtng chairs, f yeairly 54"'to SvoscriPlicn ~~ - ANDY TAMBOURINE ?Coflee ig d l8h1*241 .1 I . -2 ' ______ ' AmAr. _ ~ :r0 1 POURING TABLE 2. CHAIR SET , 'iJi' R 79t I U 11A 4,11 I JSNflUflIUflU ° fl10fl1 151 Andrew IS year, insurance VihlenJr saldheis"assured" director public cost the sheriff the sheriffs offfre is doing placed in the "high risk" category. wciclenLs, and not On type Polk said insurancIe costs Live _S~yrc,~kelc-d to fliutry tl"11 _Iuo risk" category. 331,000 and woul:1 have jumped to an estimated $43,OW if he Vifilen made the inotion to had not asked the cmarliuWn award the sheriff the additional to pass an ch funds. it was seconded by allows the seek cheaper rates. Kwiatkowski, with Corn. inissioners John Kimbrough ! 0 1 - 0The commission i..0 , es Ofl on up ; uaWs Monday 0 decide how bat to The present carrier, United handle the situation. formed the sheriff last year's policy will not be renewed. Commission Chairman Sid I ffjJD .i [_ - 11 a Makes up to 10 ee in N--' 12 / were discovered when the sheriff opened bids earlier Fire and Casualty, had in. BAG OF 25 1.29 i11 1i for such a top. level acirninistirator. Men said one month's labor attorney's feeswouldjustaboutcovertle $22,291 -4--r.. - - - - Count), Commissioners The present rates and the Tuesday awur&-d Sheriff John need for an additional W,291 Last 99 _4'11 4.. - D ecision Await ed - '' • Kwiatkowski said it my be _ ____ \ - capable of handling labor counties were broken Into shortly before Halloweeen by a gang of terrorists, STAR 0 I relations, but 11,1ttaway says thus far officials have drawn no 05,000 L"i 1 __ 26" WIDE ',.') The county has been trying to hire a per2onncl director U MR. COFFEE IT' chubby F'P° ' 11 services ,n addition auuming the new duties. 6 #&We've got to get tough so we have at least one place here people can be safe," GILamn, R-Tavares, said. "Homes should be declared off bounds to cri.rninals." Glission said Tuesday that he decided to propose touch action after talking with two Lake County residents who were attacked in their homes during a reign of terror In flFfil Florida. At.ts.xin Lat.cJ().ange TALLAHASSEE (AP) - After more than a year of ' WASHINGTON the death cntcnce for persons who force their way Into h nd the r esi dents, Sen. Jim Glissonsayi 1% - 09 ~ TALLAHASSIEE jAPj - JWlowr.Tn terrorists in Cen tral Florida show the need for tough laws, including omes a LIMIT I - J , A - u iw. — labor relations negotiator -the top Job dealing with labor relations in the county. Ellis would retain his position A -. DOLLY I,f a, G fiLLON J.---------------' R .\ A LI nr P 11.) - _1 I: TourIhAr L aws Said Ne e de d (5 _______________________________ _ spo1s father's dairy farm in a p i cku p trucklo 3tTthOh1d , looking e deer that come in there at night. _____ SALE ENDS SATURDAY,NOV. 15 )-( ' Sheriff Awarded iVilhaill Peter Wright Jr,, 26, son of a Prominent Northeast Florida dairY-farTn owner, was being held in the Na&uu County Jail on a police charge of murder in the Tuesday death of his wife lAura. 29. He says It was an accident, that it," Deputy Terry Griffin reported. "He says they had been drinking and riding a-round the ~ I.J (5 LIMIT 1 .the commission voted 3-2 not to move his office from the sherurs department to courthouse In a second personnel ye Ilattaw recommended po tntmei of Bob Ellis '!':; commission's administrative a to than under a plan that earlier won the panel's approval. 1 111100— ==-=wood - - __ ' meastre that may be acceptable to the administration. The com promise measure, which may be approved by the conferees today, would result in higher fuel prices 4.,;I I, k , '- will remain the same. ne chairman p 5CJW w expire nouse u confeirm appear ready to approve an od price control -1 j ' Vihien said S Iski's sal Conferees Near Oil Measure t ir A , I - I commented , in favor of combining the p,rais,t th about Spalski. Miss Hearst's next date in court is Nov. ) when the attorneys are to argue for a delay In the trial. Until Tuesday, there had been Indications her lawyers would appeal If U.S. District Court Judge Oliver J. Carter refused to POStPOne the tr ial. However, chief defe nse lawyer F. Lee Bailey emerged fromaprivatetneet1ngw1thCartermestjay. replied I don't think so when asked if he would appeal a denial ii'r ,t 10 CC 1-1 coordinator. any way qualified to run both Programs," Kimbrough said. protests of her Dec. 15 trial date if a judge's mling goes against them later this month. 741 BORDEN'S K I IT f ~ posed Spol.ski's being placed in charge of both departments. - t NIGHT to Limit QUANITIT1111 SHAMPOO 11 oz. - , (5 However Kimbrough op. SAN FRANCISCO (AP) Patricia Hearst's la wye rs have indicated they might change stra te gy and drop b" WI' LDO Il BATHROOM TISSUE 4-ROLL PACK ':: But "rather than split" the - ,i- Wil _______ -1-1 supervisor, of Strategy Change Hinted ,.79 months prematurely he didn't mean to do GIANT SIZE PACKAGE Hattaway and Kwiatkowski opposed combining 9-1-1 and civil defense, but were in favor pirmwe system Tuesday just south of New Orle=, ill 13,11 7 ~ 5Q C d - i~ Fireman R.E. Therault, both of Sinford, told police the fourcar St Petersburg to Jacksonville passenger tr ain had slowed to 40 miles an hour in preparation for a stop at the CALLAHAN (AP) - A man charged with killing his bride of two months by bur)ing her alive with a bufldozer says it was all an accident, sheriff's deputies Say. • • • • • TIDE Kimbrough voted against. 'hedepress1on,wh1chatonepoIntwa3on thevergeof 1A61 iii Mike Hattaway and John Gulf of Mexico today was expected to kiU the remnants of a tropical depression, the Na. tion.al Hurricane Center i'-- I'l , Engineer H.R. Keeling and the Jehovah's Witnesses sect, opposing blood transfusions for his two departments. Commissioners Harry Kwiatkowski, A cold front moving into the Central nI ~ C Herald Staff Writer install Spoiski as chief of the Front Expeded To Kill Low I W1 4911AVIE TMt testimony Tuesday because of her i efusal to promisie the judge to avoid di.cxuptions of the trial. Tex., that "if the city did take steps and make the hard decision, then that would create a rw.w circumstance ... something t he (Ford) had not anticipa ted. 100 Cl. . ill: Amid a flurry of personnel moves and proposa ls, coun ty commissioners Tuesday Rockefeller told a news conference Tuesday in Austin, ... V is - the unknown black male victim, i'S of -_ track and could have been strongbox wasn't from that jewelry and a fur coat from a carried further down the track location, south Seminole residence. by a southbound train alter last Winger said motel officials Sally M. Parker, of Plannight's accident, several hours later discovered tation Apartments, told - records check would identify 0 ii ve B ur i•alI C alle d Accident ~ rX - 2 .7 ~J - r. ~ ~ Jacket was the dead man's it Orlando officers and released aggravated assault. could have been overlooked in after n call to the Sanford motel Sheriff's investigators are the nighttime search nf the brought information that the probing the h f a f Croomus High School investigators today were to fingerprint the body in hopes a Li ~&~. ...I~ MULTIPLE I -,~L .0 ,Jju. , VITAMINS I - I17- • SUPERx ASPIRIN __ JAq : s "1: M.- assassinate the President. He said she had been In the store several times but that he did not know her name untilhesawherontelevonafter her Miss Fromme, a follower of mass murderer Charles Manson, was absent from the courtroom during the WASHINGTON i AP) - As Arthur Burns and a Repubbean leader softened their opposition to federal aid for New York City. Vice President Nelson A. llockefeHer hinted that President Ford also wW reappraise his opposition if the city takes tough steps to get its finances in order. And there were gns that officials of New York state and the financially ailing city were developing such a program tameeta Fordadministratlonrequlrement ti the city be placed on a sound financial footing. PENSACOLA I All) - cited religious 0 . 1 - ~~ Vj . Tuesday night by an Amtrak passenger train as fie apprently kneeled on a railroad track south of the Sanford depo t near Panama City Couple is The two-incintri-old daughter of a after a blood transfusionhome today, proclaimed healthy her parents fought to prevent despite doctors, Clau1ii it was needed to save her li fe. . __ to the 18th Street crossing but it Colonial Drive early Sunday, (';tcselberry , is not known if the Jacket had found the strongbox and but- coUntyjailtodaymnjleu0f$5 belonged to the victim. ning checks, bond after her arrest on a Oificersspeculated that if Sheehy was questioned by circuit court warrant charging Sanford police today were tryin g to identify a man killed BloodTransfusion their twin d: hters Aug 31 -dr-r PP P From Hospital Karol lye 4pounds, ounces, left Sacred Heart Hospital here 'wi th her parents, Ron and Denit.a Ivey, Her twin sister, lia, died six da ys after birth. eventually runs into the Indian water." 1 I 0 P - Id defendant After For upper St. Johns River basin floodpla ins on which to store the president, the FOSJ, made up Home HYH0HLIA)YD herald Sta ll Writer ,_ __ . ~ _~ - --- Herald, Sanford, Fl. _Wednesday, Nov. 12, 1975-3 E Unidentified Man Killed B y A mtrak Train RIEF fl ant more pressing," About the proposed to nutrient over-loading." Turnipseed claims the water, that enough water exists, even and environmentally," ac. lee said. $85,000,000 project, Hugh In Sanford, the cause of which is being diverted by (luring draught conditions, to cording to Charles Lee, vice "The Duda Ranch in Brevard Nicolay, Chairman, St. Johns protecting the river has been canals for irrigation, amounts provide an ample supply for the president of the Florida County has applied to the state River Coordinating Council, taken up by a group calling to 200-500 million gallons per St. Johns River if it were not Audubon Society. for permission to drain 2,500 said "I think the project is in itself ne Friends of The St. day. being wasted to tidewater and if "Ow' organization has op. acres of marshland. If that is trouble." Johns (FOST). Most diverted water in the there were enough marsh posed the project for some approved, and the land is used I Ford," a groceryclerk 58)3 IN 1, of Engineers for the a nightmare. but another who can comment on that is out river," Nicolay said. 1t would south Brevard and north Indian Commission biologist David,. upper St. Johns River basin is a problem has come before us of town." be turned into a reservoir, due River counties. Cox reported: "...it is obvious "mistkae - both economically that is even Frornme Hate Remark Told Clerk Ed Loule testified that the FLORIDA B Flood Project Cal led Mistake Johns Kneeling On Tracks, Crew Says Victim Was I. ma~~ -- - I . 1 . . 1. -. ::_ - ___ . - ________________ ____ ---,----- -.-- ~_____ -i - . - '-- — 7-_~ - - -- ____- --- - ~_ �__= Herald Evening 300N, FRENCH AVF.. SANFOUI), Fl.A. 3271 Area ('ode 305-322-7611 or 831-9993 Wednesday, Nov. 12, 1975-4A Around WAYNE D. lxi)YI.E, Publisher 11. H ICI IAhI LON(;, Editor %' ll.L.IAM D. ('UIIRIE, Managing Editor IWBEUT C. MAUKEY. Advertising Director 9 _ HellieDeliver% Week, 55 renis; Month. $2.40; 6 Month:, $14 O; Year. $2840. By Ma,l, in Florida same as home delivery. All ther mail Month. $2.70; t Months, $16.20: 12 Months. $32.40. . .0 I % L _________ _______ County Commission The Clock Votes For Safety The Seminole County Commission has finally approved the appropriation of $6,000 for the county's part in the construction of two sorelyneeded sidewalk projects in Sanford and ordered a countywide study of sidewalk. needs. We are delighted that the county cornmissioners have seen the wisdom of the 27th Street and SR 46A sidewalk allocations, and also that they The themes of the Watergate tragedy were summed up and restated recently in the final report of the Watergate special prosecutor. Watergate is not a brief episode in our history soon to be forgotten. It has scarred the national memory. The average adult American will bear psychic consequences to the grave, What needs to be affirmed and re-affirmed is that our system of laws endured and prevailed. When those at tI "ery highest level of our government took the law into their own hands, when they decided that they did not have to respect the niceties of legal procedure like ordinary citizens, when they decided that they knew better what was good for America than the law-givers and the judges, they brought about their own (all. No man in America is above the law, no matter how high he rises, our expectations without abandoning our ideals. He'll work to assist residents of the area with rhlrnc ,,,s,,I IJt&U IL), II$VWUtUI veterans' benefits, disability compensation and in require that the matter go to the courts. We think our chief magistrate, charged with enforcement of all the laws, should be prosecuted if he breaks a law. He should have all the protections of an ordinary citizen who stands accused of a crime and no more. On the other hand, care must be taken to protect a president from political prcecution. The office may need special protection, not the man. Provision would have to be made for a vice president to take over pending trial. Special provisions for speedy trial would have to be made, otherwise the nation's business could be disrupted Congress must look into this issue. A canstiti,mtional amendment may be advisa ble. - JUVUIILI In Dentistry . ' Only about one out of every 100 dentists in the United States today is woman. This situation is . in the process of undergoing drastic change, however, on the basis of recent enrollments t he na tion's 59 dental schools. According to the American Dental .• . From : - .. . .: . . ~~,;,Ava,;_ , 'Remember when we used to be ableto say That and a DIME will buy you a cup c/coffee'?" "I" hours of Wednesday, was "restless and troubled with hemorrhaging which at the time of this bulletin Is being - __________ : - . S .' . •::.. . Association, the number of women studying Ira career in dentistry increased nearly 500 per cent in the past five years in actual numbers, from in 1971-7I to 1,361 last year. Women niz'de op approximately 6.5 per cent of the total preduc. toral dental school enrollment and 11 per cent of first-year enrollment in 1974-IS. At the same time, minority students have also - registered a smaller but no less encouraging increase. The total number of minority dental students has risen 120 per cent in the past five years. irotn to 1,8Z3. Gains by both groups have been made despite constantly soaring tuition costs, in the past seven years, the average tuition for a state resident in a public dental school has increased 83 pe r tent, from $1,(H3 to $1,908 a year. During the same period, the average cost to the stitution to educate a dental student has Jumped '4 .f A ;. - ,— - - —. ' - - . .' . J - - , . - . ' - - - - - . . - - JOHN VAN GIESON ucker Faces Trouble deputy administrator of the bureau, who suifered a back injury while working in the office, had his disability rating increased from TALLAHASSEE lAP) While it's too early to 30 per cent. The increase was approved 16 days sort out conflicting claims of victory, two — unsuccessful campaign for state treasurer. So their bid to deny Speaker Donald Tucker, I)- than 1262,000 in workmen's compensation contends Barry Kutun of Miami and lames 1,. benefits last year to employes of the two sta!e Redman of Plant City have no more than 15 votes agencies that process and approve such claims, between them. currently, about 17 per cent of the 822 emBut the challengers claim they have between ployes of the Ohio Bureau of Workmen's Corn.- them the 44 votes they need to topple Tucker. pensation and 13 per cent of the 380 employes of Redman is a cautious, conservative man not the Ohio Industrial Commission have active given to idle boasting. For him to claim he and claims. Some employes in both agencies have Kutun can stop Tucker Is reason enough to take tiled as many as four separate claims, his challenge seriously. Among the claims filed by employes, and A reading of House members during approved by the state: niltlee meetings last week indicated a larger "Caught toe In loop of telephone cord. Twisted bloc ofRedman and Kutun supporters than first and fell." seemed likely. Whether they will get 44 votes, "Bumped left knee on table while sitting down however, depends on their efforts between now to review a file." and the January caucus. Redman and Kutun can count on splitting briefcase and I stuck my thumb with a staple." about 25 votes of Democrats who dislike Tucker, Wounded soldiers at least get medals. Injured who seek reductions in the speaker's power or public servants In Ohio get nothing but money for support them out of hometown loyalty, their pains. Kuttin's strategy of appealing to local "While at work I was pulling a file out of my break off its search for the boat. No shots were fired, and the pleasure boat with two persons aboard was found later, a spokesman said. Asked why the Oct. 26 episode was not announced, the Coast Guard spokesman said a local Coast Guard cornmnander viewed it as "an isolated Incident not worthy of release" - Angola Fighting Reported LUANDA, Angola t Al') — More fighting was reported on the o'itskii-ts of besieged Luarida today, but life in the city returned to normal after two days of independence celebrations, Artillery fire could be heard north of the city as the troops of the Soviet-backed Popular Movement (MPLA) battled of the National Front (FNLA), supported I-. Cttinaforces tuid Zaire. .y _______ . - . ______ ______________________ ______________________________________ * e [1 newspaper and television editorial writers for support probably will gain some urban votes, health is "generally excellent," there are no especially in Miami and Tampa. Several in- dark physical dreads foreseeable, and observers fluential newspapers have called for Tucker's here are convinced he has recovered ______ "1 .-' V. - _________ ________ ' __________ __ _ - -" advance into leadership positions can best be effective governor of the largest state in the republic. served by Redman and Kutun. The self-interest of such legislators may be the Wallace, actually, Is still mending; he is still best inducement Redman and Kutun have in visibly troubled with the weight of his affliction. seeking support. It is the continuing Wallace pain that causes If Tucker is re-elected speaker, he will have a much of the Political wonder. While the limited number of chairmanships, powerful disco mfort is not as great as it once was, appositions coveted by ambitious legislator!, to parently. Wallace regularly grabs his side, otter. 13"tid-cor"liP. 0 lawmakers know that Occasionally with a grimace, Tucker would have relatively few positions to To his credit Wallace has been candid about offer because he could hardly drop his loyalists, the greater part of his condition. Much more Redman and Kutun, on the other hand, would than Roosevelt was, no start fresh. There undoubtedly would be re- strategy can quiet doubt. But the truth is no the issue, because the placements of most of the current committee questions have no answers. Nobody knows if chairmen appointed by Tucker. Wallace is fit enough, ____________ ____ lull W I, PULTt9KU5 FM Peaee 06 f1,jg_ij, Our concern and tin(lerstanding enables us to handle every arrangement take care of smallest details. . . - _____ Eunice I, Wilson Directress - — ssified area'. MORTUARY IWI The Watergate scandal isn't over for blacks Commerce, a New York City organization, provided Armendaris with a gallon of liquor and of the I'ILS hospital at Norfolk, Va., alone per-. and other minority businessmen, recently requested $100,000 for a trade fair. a free hotel suite. The OMBE chief told us he formed 51 face lifts, 77 breast augmentations and • The Office of Minority Business Entwe OMBE officials who read the proposal found it couldn't remember who paid the hotel bill. 41 torso reductions. In Washington, a spokesman OMBE), which is supposed to find and foster "ludicrous." Nonetheless, Armendaris scrat— Last winter, Armnendaris took three said he was "surprised" that PBS hospitals erc tusuii-ss opportunities for minority en- died arnmrid f or enough money to help the subordinates to sunny Puerto Rico for what he offering beauty treatnienth. trepreneurs, Is floundering under the leadership Chamber. Reason: it happened to be located In insists were purposes. On another of a poli ti cal operative appo inted by former the district of Rep. Joseph Addabbo, 1)-N.Y., who occasion, he"business" WATCH ON WASTE: It costs the taxers tried to placate pay a disrunt1ed President Nixon. heads a subcommittee with jurisdiction over the assistant, $650 for a full field investigation, only $7.50 for a LeRoy Rogers, by taking him on a simple Alex Armendaris, a 45-year-old Mexican- OMBE. security check, business trip to Hawaii. Armendaris told us he American, was named OMBE's director In 1973 Yet the Energy Research and Development — Another time, Texas Tech University likes to take someone 11) re'.ard fir faithful r,ice to Nmn. asked fur 440,CJ(I0 for a training program, administrative details. handle scheduling and Adiiiinist.ratiun, formerly the Atomic Energy At the White House, he had sp,,'edwithata Commission, ordered 13,000 "Q" clearances for Armendaris' general counsel, John Topping, Footnote: The Commerce Department, force which manipulated federal grants and personafly intervened to make sure the rtioney ne empioyes last year. A "Q" clearance It OMBE's parent agenc). is taking what olfi contracts to win poli tical support from Spanial- was granted. For lexas Tech Is located cials requi. - es the full $650 investigation. in the assure us Is a "serious" Icok at Armendaris' speaking Americans. home district of Rep. George Mahon, D-Tex., activities. Other OMBE officials t'aye beseeched Aniung Use who got the $650 clearance: He apparently learned his lesson well. For at who runs the House Appropriations Committee, us to help clean up their agency. An optometrist who fits safety glasses for OMBE, he has cotInued to reward friends with Over $7.4 million was squandered last year BEAUTY TREATMENTS: Public Health employes, works one federal funds and to punish 'memies by denying on dead-end projects which, day a week and has no according to a Service hospitals are giving beauty treatments access to classified areas, 11hern money. confidential memo to Armendaris fran two of to government workers and their dependents Two emploes who were cleared to install at From confidential O.NIfirE files, here are a few his aides, won't "have an effect on minority the taxpayers' expense, lockers. They worked only three days, yet examples: business enterprise." All eight P115 hospitals are performing received $1,300 Armendais intervened to help a former worth of Investigating between AmendarLi has accepted valuables from cosmetic surgery, including face lifts, breast them. White House colleague, Rony Rodriguez, obtain contractors seeking OMBE 1wding. Once he augmentation., and "torso deductions" a an OMBE contract, As Armendaris accepted a uirton of toys fur his children frorxi a An entire ISO-ntan electricians union was fancy term for flab removal, acknowledged to our reporter Gary Cohn, St. Louis businessman who wound up with an cleared, not to work at the plant but to he The full range of plastic surgical services, Rodriguez lost his job and needed the money. OMBE contract. Armendaris explained that the from available if needed, Armendaris saw nothing wrong with aiding his toys were shipped to him and he merely forgot to the akin grafts to now Jobs, Is available. And If An ERDA spokesman denied government patients that any Unfriend, because he was "qualified." are unhappy with their necessary investigating was done. return them. "They weren't very good anyway," new face or figure, they can sue for malpractice. that He contended The Greater Jamaican Chamber of be said. Another St. Louis contractor allegedly Footnote: Over the past 18 months, the staff cla all employes have possible access to - ____ - ii . - ' ______ _______________ 2. Charlie the Frog, and band, provided music for several dancers at Child Safety Program at iMngwxj Elementary Schiol. From left, Wendy Robcschaud, Jeff Keene, Shannon Moore and Tim Jenkins, join Beau Taylor (left) safety director, In a quick dance. (Herald Photo by Elda Nichols) Longwood School Pups il 1110 Fine Ave. 4 Hugh Scott with more than 30 cosponsors, warned that the U.N. vote -encourages anti- &mit by wrongly aSsociating and equating Zionism with racism and racial dis- It directs the Senate Foreign participation. Relations and House InterPresident Ford also reacted gathering of tribes," Jews auto- national Relations committees strongly agai nst the U.N.'s vote matically become citizens upon to begin immediate t'earings when he met with nine visiting arrival In Israel. "to reassess the United States' members of the Israeli parlia. Religious organizations, in- further participation in the ment in Washington. He called eluding th e World Council of United Nations General Asscmthe Zionism resolution a "whol- Churches, condemned the as- bly." ly unjustified action." seiiihly's vote The World Coon- A similar resolution was preLiter, speaking in Charles- cil, which represents the sented to the House for unanttown, W. Va., Ford said his ad- world's major Protestant and mous adoption. However, Rep. ministration will be "corn- Orthodox denominations, Robert W. Kastenmeier, DWis., pletely firm in our position" of voiced "unequivocal op- blocked immediate conopposing the resolution, though position" to the resolution and sideration by asking for clan- he did not spell out what reac- appealed for reconsideraticn. fication as to whether it sugtion he would take. The Vatican did not irn- gested U.S. withdrawal from Secretary of State Henry A. mediately comment on the the United Nations as a whole. Kissinger said in Pittsburgh vote. that "the United Nations will E Some 100,000 demonstrators damage itself If it continues on in New York City's garment Mary this road" arid added that the center blocked all traffic from LONGWOOD — Longwood Elementary the dangers connected with gun handling and United States pay no at- 37th Street to Times Square School recently enjoyed a child safety program spray cans. lie explained the Helping Hand tention" to"will the resolution along Seventh Avenue in propresented by the Seminole County Sheriff's Program, and described ways to avoid meeting against Zionism. test of the vote. Department. dangerous strangers. The criticism came after the In \Vashington, reaction in Beau Taylor, safety director and a favorite (if Taylor's talk was humorous and aimed at the U.N. assembly voted the antithe Senate was swiftest and area youngsters, kept his young audience children's good sense in recognizing danger. Zionism resolution Monday most damning. completely entranced, with stories, songs, films Highlight of the program came, when Charlie, night by a vote of 72 to 35 with 32 By voice vote without dissent, Two and puppets. the Frog, and his Band, set the entire group abstentions and three nations the Senate passed the nonbindAlong with Youth Deputies Kevin Burdette and clapping and keeping time to the music, absent. Zionism is the move- ing resolution of condemnation LAKE MARY — Two orDenise Stahl, Taylor showed a water safety film, Shouts of laughter were heard when Taylor, ment for a national Jewish after several members rose to dinances are scheduled for first featuring Jimmy Cricket. complete with frizzy wig, joined a group of homeland in Palestine: under denounce the action of the Gen.- rcading at thy 7.30 p.m. Taylor explained, in easily n oy Safety Progra j Lake To Discuss Laws understood words, dancers and threw himself into the rock spirit, the religious notion of "in- eral Assembly. •1 ustral A -, ------------- Tuesday's high 82. Overnight low 64. Partly cloudy to cloudy at — CALENDAR NOV. 14-15 NOV. 1516 60s. Winds l0tol5 mph, shifting DeBary Youth Sports Assn. Annual Sidewalk Book Sale, Winter Springs Volunteer to northerly by early Thursday. special meeting on forming Pop Maitland Public Library, 501 S. Fire Dept. turkey shoot, 11 a.m. Stronger and gusty near Warner Football League for Maitland Ave., Maitland, 10 to 5 p.m., Saturday and 1-5 thunderstorms, Rain boys, in Deltona DeBary - a.m. to 5 p.m. Movie for p.m., Sunday, SR 434 and N. probability Thursday 30 per Osteen - Orange City area, 7:30 children, Saturday only, 10:30 Fairfax, Winter Springs. cent. p.m., DeBary United Methodist a.m. and 2:30 p.m., "Bedknobs EXTENDED FORECAST 17 Church, WestHighianks Road. and Broomsticks." Cooler Friday and Saturday. Open to all interested Idyllwilde Elementary School persons. 15 Mild Sunday. A few showers l9'A, 7:30 p.m., Bazaar sponsored by DeBary project display andBicentennial extreme south Friday and east Free Blood pressure tests, United Methodist Women, 10 id)'llWjld Chorus program by coast Saturday and Sunday, p.m., Adventist Church, 7th and a.m. to 3 p.m., at the church at Lows Friday and Saturday Elm, Sanford. 41 llighbanks Road West. NOV. 18 mainly 40s extreme north 50s Baked goods, snack bar, Florida Nurses Association, central and 6Os extreme sou th. NOV. 13 handcraft, plants and clothing. District 37, business meeting, Lows Sunday from north to SISTER Inc., noon, Holiday County heal th Building, SanSanaround 70 southeast coast and Inn. All Souls Church Festival ford, 4 p.m. Keys. Highs Friday and Fxkl, games, prizes — all day. Saturday mainly 60s extreme Suburban Republican National Youth Appreciation Annual Veterans north and 70s elsewhere. Highs Women's Club lasagna dinner, Da) Week awards by Sanford Sunday 7 0s north to low 80s 6:30 p.m., Oak Harbor, 550 Teriyaki Steak dinner Fleet Optimists to outstanding extreme south. Maitland Ave., Altarn onte Reserve, serving 3-7 Pill. Seminole High Seniors. noon Daytona Beach tides: high Springs. Tickets available from NOV. 16 luncheon, Sheraton Inn. 3:33 a.m.. 3:52 p.m.; low 9:39 Harriet Hearn. DeBary Volunteer Fireman's a.m., 9:58 p.m. Port Canaveral: Sanford Senior Citizens Club, Association %V 0 ffl high :22 a.m., 3:33 p.m.; low NOV. 14 en's covered dish luncheon, noon, Auxiliary, sponsoring a turkey 9:28 n.m., 9:52 p.m. Sallie Harrison ('hapter dinner, 12:30 to 5 p.m., Sanford Civic Center. Enter- ewb - -- Lows in the upper SOs to lower NOV. 12 - w-- ca ii times and turning cooler -- 0 1 1 _:iir through Thursday. Chance of showers. highs in the mid lOs. , A majority of the remaining Democrats ap- many years before his first presidential election parently favor Tucker, but their ambition to and had served two terms as an extraordinarily oli"tirs - - condemning the antiZionism vote after several members rose to denounce the era] Assembly action. The action of the General House, however, deleted the call for reassessment of U.S. Assembly. WEATHER close to the leadership, giving him a strong bloc handicaps of poliomyelitis and paraplegia. of more than 25 votes. Moreover. Roosevelt was wheelchalred for P - ____ - JACK ANDERSON r)ointe u - Senate Majority leader Mike By voice vote without Mansfield said he considered dissent, the Senate the anti-Zionism resolution "not offensi ve but outrageous.passed the nonThe bipartisan resolution, Inbinding resolution troduced by Republican Leader meeting to day of the city council. An amendment to the mobile home regulations and a site " review ordinance, patterned on CANBERRA, Australia (AP) mocracy in Australia." ones In effect in Casselberry servative majority in the Sen.- arrests were made, second thoughts about the prosand — Caretaker Prime Minister Longwood, will be conKerr also dissolved Parlia- ate to vote the government's In Brisbane, 4,000 demonstra- pects of a Labor defeat In the si de retl by the board on first Malcolm Fraser named a con- ment In prepa ra ti on for election appr opriation bills unless Whit- tors clashed wi th police in the co ming election. The stock r servative interim cabinet today of a new House of Hepresenta- lam agreed to a general dee- main city square. 10.46 reading. market index dropped amid widespread demonstra- tives and Senate.The election is tion. Whitlam refused; his EA DEATH Council is also expected to Bus drivers in Canberra went points after a 17.32-point gain Lions and calls for a general expected to be held on Dec. 13, bor party had a majority in the Tuesday following the anadopt on second reading an strike. So did the governstrike In support of ousted La- and the makeup of the new lower house but was in of Whitlam's disordinance setting the city's real danger ment's chauffeurs, and Fraser nouncement ORRIN J. FARLA)W years moving here from bor Prime Minister Gough lower house will determine of losing if it went to the polls, m nissil. estate tax rate at three mills. Whitlam. cmurn2 flaI U whether Whitlam. SO returns In Ifundreth n-. work ers mnr . and his cabinet had to use their - -. .-Slipping into Parliament powerorFrascr,4,remaln.sfn ched through the streets of own cars or take taxis to get to Orrin J. Farlow, 91, of 2709 associated as a mechanical Iroquois Ave., Sanford, died engineer with City Ice and Fuel House through a side door, Fra- office. Melbourne, demanding that the Parliament House to be sworn In. ser's cabinet was sworn in pledged queen dismiss Kerr. Though Tuesday at Seminole Memorial. Co of Sanford until his while Meanwhile, Fraser is the chanting of pro-WhitA native of Indiana, he had retirement, lie was a member Bob Hawke, president of the not to initiate any new policies, her appointee, he actually was chosen by Whitlam, and official Australian Labor party and lived in Sanford for the past 22 of the Greensburg, hid, lam demonstrators rang through the building. Whitla Is Whitlam is the first prime sources confirmed that he did leader of the powerful AustralMasonic Lodge. told a crowd of 3,000 minister to be ejected from of- not consult her before he fired ian Council of Trade Union, Survivors include a cousin ,,p — — in front of the building that his lice since the Australian states the prime minister, again appealed for the workers and a nephew. f- i~MEMOR(AL PARK removal Tuesday by Governor- were federated 75 years ago. About ,000 2 longshoremen to keep their demonstrations 1 Funeral services and burial General Sir John Kerr "makes Kerr, the representative of and shipyard workers marched peaceful. His deputy, Jack will be in Greensburg, I n d . a travesty of parliamentary de- Queen Elizabeth II, the con- through the streets of Sydney, Edgerton, also appealed for re___OUNTRY CLUB __ Gramkow Funeral Home, _________________ _______ stitutlonal chief of sta te, sa id he demanding Whitlam's rein- straint but said: "In any other Sanford in charge of local .4 fired him to resolve the crisis statement. They invaded the country they would have blown arrangements. resulting from the un- stock exchange, swapping up Parliament House by now." precedented refusal of the con- punches with police, but no The financial community had . i ______ /~~, 1. AR not even Wallace. A ___ of independence Monday night Installed the faction's leader, Agostinho Neto, as president of the new nation. But the FNLA and a third nationalist movement supported by some European nations, the National Union, or UNIT,, setup a rival government in Nova LLsboa, in the interior 3 6 miles sou theast of Luanda. again, until the wee hours, on state and national machinations. He is not seen much soclaib', nor is he deeply buried in the day to day affairs of his office, but then he never was. Ills doctor says his defeat, increasing pressure on urban lawmakers remarkably. to oppose him. Still the doubt nags. Could he run the nation? Tucker can count on most of the committee Corimparisons with Roosevelt are of little value chairmen he appointed and other Democrats because of the obvious differences between the - . ____ 11 WASHINGTON (Al') The se na te respondi ng quickly to the United Nations resolution labeling Zion ism a form of racism, will reassess "the United States' further participation" in the world assembly. Both houses of Congress, joining in a storm of American protest Tuesday, passed resolutions condemning the U.N. Gen. - -- Today there Is near unanimous agreement that Wallace is no longer weak nor pathetic. He grabs visitors with a handshake designed to get his message across. He wheels and deals once 4 - "' _______ The MPLA controls b.ianda and after the proclama tion editor sug gested a committee of leaders be summoned to help him run the state. Observers of his 1914 gubernatorial campaign recall him at times "almost in a vegetative state," sodden with drugs, and kept before the public only at the labor of lieutenants, "But ... I'm still a growing boy!' More recenUy, it was revealed that a former I 9 . When There is no denying Wallace's personal triumph over the most awful aspects of his paralysis. last year, two years alter the assassin's attempt on his life, the governor was so disturbingly frail that a local newspaper - - ' Public service is not without its hazards, but the taxpayers in at least one state cannot be ,--( - . .' *r paramount issue even before the electioneering begins in earnest. His recent trip to Europe, designed to display liLs stamina, convinced many who wanted to be convinced, but skeptics of both friendly and unlrmendlypersuasions continuetodoubtthatthe Alabama governor has the capacity to cope adequately with presidential pressures. ------ — , 4 For George Wallace, however, the second man in history to pursue the White House while partially paralyzed, health has become a V from $7,500 to 114,500 a year. ar. accused of ungenerosity towar d those disabled I:, the line of duty. In Ohio, one state senator has reportedly collected Sonic $9,000overa nerlodof years fremn the Ohio Bureau of Workmen's Compensation as the result of a sprained ankle sustained In the legislature's parking lot. Despite a 90 per cent disability rating, the senator continues to serve his constituents. -. - >- I WA.SIHNGTQN i AP) — Two Cuban MIG21 Jet fighters an umiarmued U.S. Coast Guard plane searching for a disa bled pleasure boat in interna tional waters more than two weeks ago, U.S. officials say. The Coast Guard confirmed a Pentagon report of the MIG Intercept, which forced the HUI6 amphibian plane to underground whispers, according to FDH scholar James MacGregor Burns, but o therwise no controversy. Roosevelt promoted himself as a man of great vitality, for one reason, what's more, he had :i quiet arecinent with the media to downplay his handicap in news photographs and activity reports. . . II" : i I- e nate To Reassess U.S. Role In U.N. C - ' - about which a detailed report will be made Cuban Jets Harass U.S. Plane Franklin Roosevelt ran for the presidency from II wheelchair, the matter of his health received only scant campaign attention. There were . -- -i The first report of th e day on the 82-year-old dictator's condition was de lay ed four hours while the doctors worked on him. Informed so c ur es repor t ed that the intestinal he morrhaging for which Franco has undergone two operations began again during the night. The medical bulletin said that Franco, during the early e Cha ,JI'__ - - .I -. - V MONTGOMERY, ALA. — (NEA) . -- ~):~~ 0 , I - T, -_-,_ Z. MADRID, Spain tAP) MADRID, General1slmo Francisco Franco has suffered new hemorrhaging but the bIeeng is under control for the moment, his docto rs reported today. controlled, later." Govern FEhc pE --*. - Wednesday, Nov. 12, 1975—SA '---;'-' _______________________________________ ______ ' Hemorrhaging Under Control -t — 00.=K~= ,,O--,iOO4",- ' Franco's Doctors Say Latest 01 it. Ca n For C N1*X0n == . =.__._ ________ Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. .w_ Bill Currie . far he has been paid $3,360 for his injury. Tallahassee, a second term as House leader, Lest It be thought that only higher officials Tucker has claimed an overwhelming victory risk life and limb in service to the people of Ohio, when 86 or 87 House Democrats caucus In it has also been revealed that Ohio paid more January to designate a 1977-78 speaker. He But another time the circumstances may IN BRIEF TOM TIEDE or worse than we make it. Let us look to ourselves for ways to improve it. One issue stands out and cries for attention. I should be resolved before it rises again. Can a Congress rather than to the courts. I IM' . ._= _11~-,_ .•r ' WORLD __ ._.-._. ~_ : , * - J O. --_ ,-~_ " - -~,~_ —, , - after the gentleman had walked 1,000 miles in an challengers apparently have made real gains In Leon Jaworski avoided the issue, submitting the evidence of Richard Nixon's guilt to the _:___ , i This is our system, our government, no better sitting president be indicted for a crime? .._ 1'..L. _.2..,. UIJ.IIJIII III . 1. . . Women Study There is no justification for that corrosive pessimism about our system of government that has seized so many minds in the aftermath. Skepticism, yes. Cyr1icism, never. We can lower We remind one and all that tomorrow's th e day when Richard Kinney, Central Florida district assistant to U. S. Sen. Lawton Chiles, will be in the area to talk to residents about problems they may be. encountering with agencies of the federal ____ 111111111111111111111111111111 — ____________________________ study. Watergate 's Wake - general, with any federal agency where cornmunications or assistance has broken down. Tomorrow he's be in the County Courthouse conference room in Sanford from 8:30 am. until 10:30 p.m. and then from 11 am. until noon he'll be in the council chambers at the Lake Mary city hail. Kinney iil go on to Winter Springs tomorrow afternoon and be in council chambers at the city hall there from 34 p.m. On Friday, he'll be iii commission chambers, 9. 10 a.m., at Altamonte Springs city hail and then will be available at the Csi'tiiy City k,ii couneU meeting room 11:30 a.m..1 :30 p.m. He rounds out his schedule of area stops when he 'll be at city hail in Oviedo from 2:30 p.m. until 4 p.m. on Friday. s. Chiles says he hopes all area residents with problem will "feel free to come and talk with Richard (Kinney) about any problems with the federal government or to express their views on current legislation. I like to keep in touch with the concerns of Floridians," Chiles said. Here's your chance to air your gripes, folks. In addition to all this, we remind one and all that posted speed limits are maximum 11inlI.s for ideal conditions. And, should you even drive at the post limit during, inclement conditions you re subject to arrest for driving too fast for conditions. h3ea sma rt driver. Clear all those windows before starting out, don't hesitate to use your windshield wipers to keep visibility at the maximum at all times and slow down when conditions warrant same. It's better tobeasajedriver, even though it may take a few minutes longer to reach your destination, than to be a danger and menace to others on the highways. DON OAKLEY have elected to o head with I he cotintvwjde The two projects approved Tuesday are primarily for the benefit of children who must traverse these busy thoroughfares each day to and from Idyliwilde and Pinecrest Elementary Schools. City commisioners have already approved funds for the city's share in the projects and Tu esday's county commission action means that parents of the children involved soon will be able to rest more easily. Now that the city and county have decided on a unified course of action. We urge that there be no (1P!av in getting the construction of these sidewalks undeia and completed. Are you a 'knothole' driver? As everyone who drives an automobile knows, these past few mo nings have been on the cool side, resulting in fogged up car windows. Manyple peoget into their autos to head for work and merely tW'fl On their windshield wipers, figuring they can see well enough through this knothole' to get them where they're going. However, we know from personal experience how difficult It is to see traffic coming from other directions unless those side windows and the rear wi ndow are clean and free from the early morning dew. So, we urge all drivers, everywhere, to do yourseli a favor and take a couple of minutes before heading off into the early mo rning traffic to wi pe all windows free and clear. Paper towelling works wonders when it comes to clearing the windows, as does an old towel, Too, motorists are reminded that there are many areas frequently saturated with early morning fog these days and that Florida law reouires that headlights — not nrkmnu lights — I , - -----------turned on whiledriving in fog, smoke or rain. ._ Since 1955 Ph. 322-5212 Sanford t,AL, ., _A.. N ational OCICi) tS & fl 1)111%. p.m., Sanford Chamber of Commerce, Mrs. Stanley Pierce, hostess. Tree planting, Ft. Mellon Park, 3:30 •I, a an PIll. Fireman's Recreation hail. 'rickets available by calling Charlotte Wheeler, Helen French or at the Western Auto Store. ________________ IIU$JVJIL cIlUUI Florida nra e. Democratic Women's Club of Seminole ('ounty, noon, SueAnn's Capri Restaurant. Speaker-Commissioner Mike hlattaway. HOSPITAL NOTES NOVEMBER ii ADMISS IONS Sanford: Evaline If. deOvies Cheryl T. Greer Bernice D. Jacobs IAlevinla I). Marshall Eugene Williams Beity Yates, DeLand Marjorie L. Myer, Deltona Olive Scluenger, Deltona Edward L. Cunningham, Enterprise [)an Frazier, Titusville DISCHARGES Sanford: Blanche Bell Bertha V. Brown Mary S. Daniels Georgia A. Frazier Frances L. Garrow Antonine J. Grooms Lonnie 1), Hastings Robert E. Mox.ley Isabel E. Pearsall Raymond J. Pruitt Charlie L. Singleton Dovie W. Thomas Stella Ritch, DeLand Curtis E. Davis, Deltona Joseph 1... Distefano. Deltona Frank A. Hoelzle, Deltona Thomas A. Scott. Geneva NOV. 19 Bettor., Junior High School £k2Uug party, Melodee Skating Rink, 25th Street, Sanford, 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. NOV. 20 lake Mary Rotary Club, 8 nut,, Mayfair Country Club Mort MacDonald will speak on Rotary Foundation. Deltona Shrne Club dinner meeting, Deltona Inn. A social hour, 6 p.m.; supper at 7 p.m. Bob Orrell Jr., a charter boat captain of Daytona, will show movies of charter boat fishing In the Daytona area. Open to area Shriner �- - - 7. : . , I - . .- .- - 1 . . - . - WW - — - ME V 7,- - __ - — L - : I - .- , - - ~ . _. . I . _. - - - - 0 --~------,-~~ql~~..----...----.. 2 ----E:N=?--,---- - - - - - - - - - - -- -. - - 1 ____ _______ - 8 DONNA EST ES Herald Staff Writer -- New Moves On Annexation Despite Protests f Council took no action to zone Devonshire Homeowners Scott said the 1l,800mstop '11 th is is going to be ii the property. City Attorney Ned Association, presented a political boondoggle until after signs need not be itiier4I5t( Julian Jr., said under city law petition requesting the stop the election, lets tell the people immediately, but in lNGWOOt) City Council the property takes on the zoning signs be Installed on the the truth," Connell said, adding P completed the legal whose dLitrict will include the the property commercially as a Palm Springs Road is to be automatically of adjacent lands Devonshire Boulevard coflector that responsibility will have to - Scheduled a special requirements this week t o new facility, had voted against convenience store, giving as its four-laned. Councilman Don which are already zoned B-1. road, noting animals have been be assessed if -I life is lost meeting for 7:30 p.m. next the annexation on Its first reason that the property is flood .Schreiner said fie would vote for Tuesday to reconsider bids on killed by speeders and several because of lack of action. In other action, council. reading after the Rolling 11ill.s prone and has poor drainage. the annexation under the hospitalization insurance for residents have barely escaped Street, ignoring the stated fears Attenlese continued that his cond ition that no varian ces to an- Adopted on final reading fie urged that the city borrow residents protested. e (It) employes, be cars, ing hit by of Rolling Hilts residents that a young son was hit by a car on the tract's l business district Shuordinance rezoning 10 stop signs from one of th Bud Attenlese, whose home is Rolling Hilts stree Councilman Scott said a medical building and pharmacy bert f Noted the Seminole ts and that zoning be considered. neighboring communities for 434 on wh ich a flycrnurs to be constructed at the site will immediately adjacent to the traffic from the proposed new survey done of the entire city by emergency installation in legislative Delegation wi ll hold Maynard said his clients were Public Safety Director Doug increase traffic in the site, insisted enough CO facilitywillendangerchildre n's willing to agree to the being Devonshire and at a site in its reorganizational meeting on Keller showed that the city residential community and mercial properties on which lives in the area. stipulation, but Connell pointed -Agreed to order stop sihms needs $1,800 worth ef stop signs Longwood Groves until the city De c. 17 at 7:30 p.m. at the such a facHity could be con. endanger children's lives. courthouse. Attorney John Maynard. out the city cannot enforce such installed can order additional signs. on Devonshire purchased and installed. An ordinance annexing the structed are already located I representing the group of a restriction. Maynard agreed, Boulevard at the interesections Schreiner Joined with Connell 1" . Lorinalln Connell noted that he tract, adjacent to another the immediate area. doctors, said the question saying his statement never. of Chelsea, Preston and requested action for months to . in pushing through a motion to announced that the d parcel of land bounding Sit 434, "Because they cannot afford before theless showed his client's good Sweetbriar Branch. slow down the traffic on order immediate installation of the city to submit proposed under contra for purchase by other property is no reason to and at a later time, under tion site intentions. Dick Milis, president of the Devonshire. stop signs at the problem spots. legis lation Is Dec. ' - 1. It Boys Baseball TRUST CKERD'S for quality prescriptions ., fl Aeet Tonight - LONG WOOD - Paren ts and friends of Seminole Boys attend a general meeting of the manager. __ Roadbe improved before practice t 1-77--- - _-.7~ y .f - l 4~4 ?;P .-.~'-4y PRESTO HEATER 1574 . (PF 1 chremo ~ PO,Ub. Cs,vi, riV. .44 .11 5 V .t 11'i 99 REG 121 99 : a t .-, YOUR CHOICE - - LO110" $7 million through grants to the National Science Foundation." Sim son the laUonal Science Foundation has been responsible for "granting - I t --. - 11 '..,Ir I SWAG LAMPS 000s I 0 pi 0 r; COMM% , , I "* — 5 CT , r~ ?At SRester Denmark, who resign ed Tuesday, pIwsi the constitutionality of a statute which gives the board authority to d1w1ss a teacher wlout - BLANCHED 4.99 I - ' BERKLEY 420 rto'.61IM64 SPIN ,l, j1.&n 04 di"I" III SKATE BOARD REEL : 2s" tow. CPU TV SUPER 1IV ",,• - h*1 Lakeview Middle School teacher, was acquitted lag week after the allege-d robbery 49 I 128' SURE BRITE FISHING iE .:rI I GO—PAIN "I IM46 W bt F14 " 88 Fl",4*1 1%,U41 f4l'u"n, 1.19 - MARGE WILLIAMS 322 1012 01orre Sanford *,'e 14 OC - LYPTUS COUGH DROPS B KIWI _____ .1i SHOE X 1 ~ -. -_ - after a ~~N _', -_ ' _ 1 _'N . - - 4 . -- . I: - - 0 944AW W1 I . I 1 - 1 - ~ .; — -- __.__,____,__-.1[ - ;_ -_ ~ ill • V were unable to pick the teacher from a lineup of five men. $ Ar%kI BROWN LIMIT? PIG I k I • It I • I I ,W ' • TWICE - ~_____- ------ see him, but I can't to _I : T0AYNDfv9DAy )OU 7,I --,--___- _-.-_ ~ - I _ .~. - m _._. I ,-: - -. 4- _~ - - '. -, - -. ____ RUTH TUECH LYNNHENDP5ON t POT 0 man 'Ni I 50 State St.. nfor Plaza Ii Seminole Plaza and 1433 Ssmoran Blvd, OP EN DAILY OPI I - L'.' ) *M0111111111111111 57111 1167 . -- - ~ hills h1i gout u \nd uixd it We at FPL esp-ecially don't like it, IvIcause the major reason for the increase is yond our control the skyrocketing cost of h1el oil. _________ __________ _________ ItUl ft 19j2 tii Sin % J j l generate more than a million lhzrs a day. In fact, the Lost of fuel i 1 costs suave UCt ________ S 12 '- i' ( ll 14 - 1 $11 - S I 0 / — S9 _________ _________ I I ' 24 OPfN increased so much that last year they , That's a lot of Money. And that's why -here's a fuel adjUstillefil charge OTI your bill, to help defray ' those cost.~. (An, by the flay, Fl L don t keep i tent of that money It all goes to pay for fuel.) 1. ft oring hard t o hold eOts do n Fo employ - -_ _~~ ~ ~, e~_ __________ IWAR HAD IT: What's . . . .,. - - -. - -' - S $ oPt. 'ritin' '(licrn ( I Cits. flat S one reason We're relying more and more on 6 4 ,I :- - - - Stptcmber, e saved more than 14 million barrels of oil by 4 • The strategic move is to te II I, in •• - I __________ I " t ii ifl, at. Ittona nuclear power plants. With the 1rice' of oil still riuuig, it's the most important single way c know to hold (J()%%, ,, tIit c (t ot our 6il hill And sour electric bill . l'7l J — ir Arar. (°'I1 the Herald Business Review % 4r-_,frr $ 1 972 J iou 1 1 071 lii" tr ffdU( oil uiujit, I . ': i7Sr siu n CALL 322-2611 : —' ______ ____ 11111i 10%n Nip - "UtttqM_~T,111I-0 ! W -Z__ --- ----____.__,~ ____ --i-_-__ - -. - - --___ ;0, V. . - -. 1~ - - 1. - - . - :., _ _ __ _ . -I ----4--~-_-- -~ -11 . -~ftftr -- -- _ -_ --- - __-_~ ~ _ _ - - -- ------------- _ ~2 0 .. _ _ _ _ -_ _ _ ~ -_ __ _ _ -- _ _ _ _ - ~ ~ -. _-_ _ _ —--- -- _ _ - _ . -- _ _ V _. _- _- _ - __ -1.' 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I P_~_ S I lectricity l3 ! I I#wj Altamonte Sprin gs __ - I 29 ft 8349, 2)2 _9 - / 3A A 7-i I : I TRAC II BLADES tw" FINAL NET I I NOM.AEROSOL HAIR NET --- ' er 0 - -- -- the street In a boarding home h to pick me up anymore I suppose! should be honest without making an enemy of uind tell you fliatwe had sex the her' ft time w were together, and HA IT , , - - - t then become an uIwa)c anywhere from i A % -_ -- __._.. - .-I I : X- I I, "q e of ,,I& 1. -I I ; often as I can ever cinte wrong with the truth' Next He told rue he loved me, and I lime she offers to pick you up, think I am In love with him. tell her no and tell her why. ,- 0 - - .---I- . . -_ __. - -,-. -I * — I've been going to his place as 'uk* FLU ________ . D I1 1 . •• low .. I 1111111111111111 %EEW1IIIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIII1IIIII - ago, I met this man. lie's 22. shower 40 minutes late because handsome, sweet and kind. lie's of her. I have had it! new in this city and lives dowli I low can I tell her I don't want 0 1W I FQI Abby - 110: / II I I .--- ~-- - owntrwhat)ourbo5sI5doIng' and I halt being late Fulling to do so could get you especiall) when it's not my into big trouble. fault. DEAR ABBY: Four months Yesterda), we arrived at a III1 ik- I P 3-4fl12 CasseIberry. Winter Spr ings !I i - -- - -. 113~111111!1111 IF ------ P _V % = 7 c . . I ~ accessory to the crime. Of ininutestoanhour late. I am by course )OU should tell the nature a very punctual person, %t POLISH " -_ -- 0. ______ TWICE THE PRINTS C., , I•I I OUT to so recorth, MINN 0 I SPOT F&uiiM 'U . call 1o' 'i" 1 .'ø hcsfess wil fIJI crime of 'nilsprlson" A 2 FOR 17 = Iiii To, .WX are being nianeuvered Into [he prefer it) pick her up or take my cow own car for the following cealment of another's felony. reason: OAM!r~'! of 13-~-Vllfol PIG '" .41 f AH - dly Demark and that he be gi 1. Sol P. jC IN ' . RIG I ) TWO P. *' &zm -/ 1 I' 'I it . PEANUTS 0 ,,~, 4 LB BOX to pa the expenses of the corn [)EAR ABBY: My sister-inpany. I'm very upset by this 1a lives in my neighborhood. and fear if I don't say Webothdrive,butwheneverwe something, I could be accused 'o anywhere together she is the of covering up the shortage (Inc who picks me up I sup,ose [)lFHFSf 1)1 \1PIYf Ishould be grateful because it's DEAR I)lTRFSSFl) %ou her gas and her tires, but I'd •' SWEAT SHIRTS flAVOR NI 49 ____________ then•unheardo( 15.7 per cent pay faLse U 19th century lut th changes :inc World War II ha ve been crippling 12la) str ike fin an cially unfaorable P rodded by federal government home Since then, the average transi t worker's pay has gone from mortgage guarantee and loan programs, th year to $15,125, up 109 per cent, and some city uo ns have e city's affluent moved to the suburbs in the 1 from $84 million to $151 million by to be ined by oU rs fleeing switching manpower training done even better. During this period the city's inflation rate has crime and other urban and b development from the expense His through the IM. buet to the capital gone up 78.4 per cent. In the last decade nearly a million middle and uppedd1e budget. Over-all, a 1974 study by th e Citizens Union Research Foun. class New Yorkers have left, replaced by a million of th e nati In 1974, Beame shted million in expense i te ms to the dation showed th at the city's pension ts on's had gone up more than poor, many of whom became welfare ca pi tal budget. case. 400 per cent in the past 10 years. Many work can retire with at Along with the middle class, many busin esses have left the city , Last June, New YGrk State Comptroller Arthur Levitt studied least half pay after 20 years of service, which is better on a per. Uking with them an estimated the years when Lindsay was mayor and Beanie was comptroller, centage 500,000 Jobs in the past five basis than te offered almost an)here eise In the alone. Meanwhile, and found the city had used bonds to finance city salaries, library New York City's latest unemployment figures private or M e secto 3 si buit dfiut riwfll onCeded b the Beame a ministration at isIlion In 1969 and 1 970, LIndsay doubled current expense borrowing Should I tell the owners or landlady decides to call The law. ait until they find the shor- Stay away from him! He's bad MEN'S lOUD 1 - ith Suprin'cndent SS p "Bud" Layer's recommendation to compensa te -1 DIS?OS De the Seminole Education Assoction (SEA) A .:,~ 3 11II11, .i -- whom we hae no dealings are interest In >ou. You are a made out for personal Items he minor, and as suck )OU could has purchased. both be in serious trouble If th e ;19%, 88 / 0 9 4N. 44?4,, 88 '" io 288 • .- - - ru dually worse. Funds Please help, "Mounting to $100 in cash are YOUNG AND FOOLISH missing at N- end of the week, DF.All I'OUNG: You named company gas runs his family's youriell appropriately. This nian has useff )nu. and now he '1119 to tell ),ou that he's lost I 1I 8 8 , ~ - I- , ""A'.. `~ 3 t " - 1~ - LINE Stenstrom said he has eight days to challenge Denark's st. Thestwassiçpodby TS , (HOCO LAT ES EQ "S L''° I lr whether the attorney for I lep __ It -~ tonight's board action and ____ lss 3 - circuit court .4 64" ~ SOLDERING IRON , _"__— O b4 RIG 2688 J. I Things have been getting haven't the willpower to at .9 *X ppofir:, ,;,j.,.1 ',Tfif \ 4- nienta I services, have also doubled and tripled In the past decade. And debt senice, the amount of budget money that goes toward paying off th e city's bonds and no tes, has gone from 70 million to write off the shortages as -stay away froin him. entertainment expense." I don't want to get hurt, but I III in fhe neig lk SUPER ' N6 issue remains hI3 la mn ntagai the boa Board atturney Douglas Stenstrom said today whether he challenges the suit rded in 14 99 p-_uu.4 p.m. today aestOgive back FLORAL PRINT PRO . _T 'IV things his way. I was then told sneak out o,j) :,f 40 I ' . V,*- , RIG I 111 :. AUTOMATICALLY i* I - '. T.Los,a, 44 wir ots'cs W4uTI - coming to visit him, and she first shortage I found. he wants it stopped. flow old am 17 promptly told me as long as he Just 14. My parents don't let me ' was the boss he would run take company, and I have to "~ EUCIC I' N —_ ~ Other costs, including police and fire protection and environ- Dear I noticed the shortage when I returned from a sick leavv about six inontlLs ago. When I M- flf(, ) f ' W11 X1, ~. Al 44 :9 - - - __ ._ I AN fiLtH' N funds from the company. ) . V DEAR ABBY: The Partners who own the company I work for don't have time to check every detail of our company. The man they hired as manager r . I " (_"~ 0 - 1* V ~441*. .. BO WI SET 1188 111RIA010YER 'I I 'I'll * By ABl(1All ~ . 111111 1 , _: 69 ii 'IT!"14111 1111 1111, THREE STYLES Americandollarbeput back on the g aid be ended, that the United If the Seminole Cowty School systvTu" be revamped and that the federal Board ir its meeting at Vr w hen wen university enrollment began, more than 19, 000 to an estimated 270,800. The city's health costs, which include maintenance of 19 nicipal hospitals, Nive likewise tripled to more than $1 bWion. students were added, bringing the to TroublemoTalk .. V: 1Fr- REG 13 99 I . i 5$ N)ES Tt4-E -•• LIMIT Habits of the Tsetse Fly. Dr- Grad 's talk, according to Simpson, is also to Mude recommendations that the li) ___ 12 CIO PEPPER ..,, ) lit 30 61,cu JUM 0 JUICER .- 'fl3f5 I , ~ ne for the studies of such POLACOLOR 2 - _.__-__ - -------. -1 -___-_ ~ FOIL G so)( SETS MODEL le0i Education costs, which include a tuition-free college system even for weal thy studen ts, have tr ipled to billion. Since 1O, II 0 A(G UP 51 9Q 99 . .- .' ' - .I I - :I i -- I - - ____ - __ — -------- II , , -_ v. -O, BOWS ""Tt' - REG 24 99 R(r.ut,%A LIVI - 4 Ii -, . U p14 bft, $'yvem fai cup% of (WK.-VI " ,"am ttV4 CO. ; t'* To In "%ftt#A and REAUYIII - POLAROID ( n . _O.. ) ''V. N.V 0 A look at 10 years 01 city budgets by th e Citizens Budget Commission shows that city pensions and salaries are not the hole story of New York City's (all to wards default. — tk' Don't Com ound #r.-r) 129 Rfr, 1 1 gi 7I' l " I I I I I I I I I I I I1 1 1 1 il il il li l l l i i i i i i jil jI .I I I I I .I Il . ..... JERGEHS 10 1' 1 . - 0 . 9S . 11,9111ft WO ni(; IIIIIIIIIII ... -1 1 . .-_ __ 1 __ ____.:__.,__-:_~ -~____~ .1 Rockefeller and the state legislature decided to allow the city to ne floodgates for generous wage and pension benefits were borrow money to pay for a variety of normal expenses. opened by another Wagner decision in 1958 to allow the city's Property taxes have not kept pace. Th e legal door was th us flung open for Wagner, former Mayor workers the right to unionize as Ifere, forces inside and outside the city figure in, and they lie at they wished, e heart of the city's huge borrowing needs John V. Lindsay and Mayor Abraham D. Beanie to borrow for The unions first flexed their bargaining muscle in 1966, when th almost any New York City has experienced great shifts of populaticins4ricr item they pleaMt, while ama s ng a "hid transit workers on a vz~'. Xf, colill -.-P I / FF[I~n Vvi L'I That % Colfew .1 .,.~ I I the suic"Utc drip B CONDENSER MICROPHONE - ..... - - __ W__ =..__,::-.~ Before Mayor Beame was forced by the current fiscal crisis to in 1965 to more than $1.8 billion 14 cents out of every city tax lay off some 36,000 workers, th e city's workforce had more th an dollar ripled from 1 O3,OoQjn1 to O00Qjflmjd.l While costs have gone up, the city's corporate, personal and Magruder spent seven months in prison in connection wIththeWatergatecovr.up 97 S ~ I - MAKER WITH .i't (l"p '( P'lød', , — INDIANAPOIJS(AP)-Jeb Stuart Magruder, former No. 2 man on the Collimittee to Reelect the president, says the profits from his book "One Man's Road to Watergate" have been eaten up by legal expenses. "It's still a little difficult for me to understand why it RE LIGHTS VAN wvrw .0 Q'Wes ;11, 1 1 1 RECORDER IQ4%"P%f&I_.A&I#AtJ1 Th4rfp4%tA14C*,I -nI a constitutional - _____ Wednesday, Nov 19I-7A — . N-"-.,'.~ ..• . CON TAPE iWo' In Lawsuit pay to a former Sanford schoolteacher acquitted of a robbery charge last week, only — stand at 12.2 per cent, while the national rate is 8.6 Dff cent. &~_;"_,. So AIINIA .SA I .. CASSETTE y 333 MDUS 1 tects fees, even Most now expect the city's deficit fi nancing of opera ti ng exPenses to top $1 billion in fiscal 197546, "BY borrowing to Pay for operating expenses year after year, th ere develops a built-in, permanent need for m ore taxes, Just to pay the interest on borrowings," Levitt said. 'Me budget itself has quadrupled in the past decade, from $3.3 billion In 1965 to a current $12.2 billion, city's capital budget, which Li financed by fl oating bonds and st.erm notes. lie was able to do this because inrnld.1 th en.Gov Nelson A ' Star but went AWOL before it could be presented to him. .;~s A 11 J ~_. I . ,. .I.,- %,'I I -.,*~,_--~ - - ." o - " ;1 79, 9 T'r IMAYFAIR . 1 TAPE't 99 AF G i ep Longwood, secretary; Gene as Mr Excretwy Functions in ?~~- CUBES — , -, PIRA, ,)I: --..--A I - F Klosky said the leagm in the obscene set material and fiscal year ende,d Aug. 31 raised outright pornography guised as ngle Issue Ma Remain t I books, In this case, former Mayor Robert F. Wagner decided that rather Wn raise taxes or cut back on city services, he would take ex pense Ite ms some constant fees and put them Into the "i I- 1picti PO%%I A I 0 . Iliat $26 million was the first t4ne the city's politicians bor. A veteran of World War I, Ha rry was awarded th e Silver ,, I II Eveng Hera ld, Sanford, Fl Between 1965 and the present, welfare and social service costs have gone up six-fold to more than $2.4 billion. &tore than one re on relief. New York foots a far larger — State Comptroller share of its social services bill th. --.Inny other large city, most Arthur Levitt w hich have co unty and state help. ___________________________________________ rowed money to pay for everyday city expenses. million and $10 million in weLs. He operated on ng island during the 192. Barry served 19 years in prison in New York for a $100,000 Jewel robbery and was released In November O'. 14 W1101 b MI -_ . ALI do ''° "." " 99 . 4b 88 OUTFIT GRAIN 11 ..k . -I,. - Season just past cost over ixwoadsofallenptdlosophies, first __- ~. _~ - - -- -II I . . -_ - I - "By borrowing to pay for operating expenses year after year, there develops a built-in, permanent need for more taxes, just to pay the interest on borrowings.It budget. resttr Veterans Council for his work for and iUi %ctcrans The sekcflon was made at a d in ner afte r Thesday's Veans Day parade, : t — , Best Of Casselberry, president; - sa U Police once estimated that Barry stole between $4 USES . LONGWOOD - Dr. John said throughout the county I,= Grady of Belle Glade, un. .the success ful U.S. senatorial tweliall program. The eight fl teams use the two candidate of the American city fields for its aetis,e party last year, will be guest said. Council agreed to look into speaker at the meeting of Aware Citizens and Taxpayen the request. At the league field, off SR 410, Inc. (ACT) at 7:30 p.m. Klosky said teams play when Thursday here at L)mian High the seasm is open from 9 a.m. School. According to Bo Simpm, on Saturdays until it p.m. and ACr pre"rit, Grady's basic that power for the field's Ughts talk will coveir ft* "imidlow in the addition to Klosky include: toe - : ,I come r KEYSTONE 11 SX CAMERA SACCHARIN To Speak lo 4 . .. Dr. Grady Longwood City Council Monday / 774 SACCAflp, RINSE at First Federal Savings and chairmen from the various Loan of Seminole County communities am: Secord, Joan branch office on SR 434 in Kelly, Forest City; Chuck Samet, Lake Mary; I(Josky wild The organization currently Richard Kilmy. &mland. has 47 teams of young people in various age gruc,s that play [).-iseball on a re&lar ~~. Bill Klosky, orgaiiization 0000 AND CREME - OR II Sponsorship coordinating "It is for reaso ns all personal In an lntericw Tuesday withand ye selfish WORCESTER, Mass. (AP) An &5-year-old former Jewel thief, whose 1caU ums ed ly du in ded the Prince f Wales, is the 1975 "veteran of the year oo in Worcester. Arthur T. Barry of Worcester was chosen by the W()r. rn Pt ' if - PAK" A E G MITt43L - - - III Baseball have been invited to - EARTH BORN SHAVE S FIR v fr - - INSTANT Other of Longwood, second vice president and Jim Withrow organization at 7:30 p.m. today - COLGATE 4! 1 2 '• - -= - , T0 -_ . I - . - ToDefault NEW YORK (AP)- A $26 rrfflhfjn entry in the New York 0.ity budget 11 years ago seemed out of place In the wilderness of numbers that tota lled .3 billion. Experts now say that small !Wi may have paved the way (or the city's financial collapse I I years later, as the nation's largest city now struggles to pay off $12.4 billion In debts and balance i ts Jewel Thief HfsnrtrpI ow prices' . - I i Reagan 31 and an actress - Stands Poised York examining the eventi; and decisions that led to the crisis. By LEE Mrr,GANG INEEDIIA.NI, Mass,(All) - It says sheos the fan onald Reagan's Maureen, Aly's "most detractor when It comes to her fathe P ambi tions. after eight years of having to make phone calls appointien to speak to my own fa ther ' oarrange Reagan, who left off ice as governor of California earlier this year. is expected to announce later this month that he will challenge President Ford for the Republican Presidential nomination. "I have a career of my own, and I am getting awfully sick of being known as sornebod " kid," . Friends - EDITOR'S NOTE: New York CI :Y stands poised over default. How did this happen to the nation's largest city and a world financial piial? This is the fit pa of a threead series • annex a parcel abutting Palm iprings Road and Powell . - Borrowing For ExpensesCaused Problems PEOPLE Ronald Rea an 's D U9u er Opposes H' ions a group of doctors, was adopted devalue our homes," he said, review, th e questions of unanirnouy on second reading Attenlese added that the county drainage problems and parking Monday night, commission, three years ago, will be considered. Councilman H.A. Scott said CUman Gerard Connell turned down a plan to develop - -, . .. __ ______________________ d_Wedn.sday, Longwood - I I __ -- IA-Evening Hera I , - -_ _ ._.--_-- L_= --- ___ -_- --_ - -y---- .r_ _ -_ -,----.---- I_ - ---- -! -- -*-=- - --------- -rl -.------ ---- ----- ''- - r- I- - . -=---- - _--_--- -__ -___ - �.- Jr - 7 - S Ellis In A&I i Sd I W.dnisda Nov Pe rez WI ____ - . flfll' " ... Beth u n e No. 1 2 tt two men were it) exchange bombsup till the very end of tt . — . Iy THFASSQU1%Ti,pjws and Wittenrg also w vjc Texas A&1, riding the cr of torious, in1miflg capital 24-19. a 2aiiie mnning streak, reIlinderson State climbed maineti atop The Asso(mdte(i fr;lmlugli( I sien(h plae WIth ollege d'Isjon footl1 131 pointsand Ihih adv'ind nnfl (or the thd sir I 1. in r a g1i1 (ram win to eighth with one The Javelinas attracted first-place VOIC antI 109 points. fst-pce Votes and 369 poin Nurttwrn Michigan jumped from a nationwide , tiit o. 11 to iie o. , I rme'' o, from - ' -. 1 - ' . b _________________________ k . t . . , neutral corner and this . time Thesda ni 'ht the Southern junior nitdd1eeight champion Flits came after him with :•, . . _________________ • ________________________________________ a . I / i ' : . sports SdIuni against Edgar him to punch himself out. I kept II. ,uvtn eainh anu usC "I hate to fight floss," Perez only thing he was landing was i . , - ;-•.i. -' last Saturday. North i)akota - , . j '. • ,, fpjflA fl.t he has s much rfrht as anyone ee to a shot at my ____________________ sa . , Ellis continued ins assault P. ir , - - -- _______________ sin Pereztore - _______ _______ the ropes and belabor I lbs forward, back to the - -' .'______ ' ataggereti back (rain the , - -- _________ ' " ). ra t a margin of oni) • four 6 Wlttenberg (7) - - . Oii I -- -- ________ ' - Il Mass (I) I Cakr Veo Job* gts oà. Joo iS being . , V V110 I a ii i-aUI T a i e rs an ce n oeason 800 50 160 3 Eddy Eloria (I) 670 0 (2 Cn?or, 25 000 ____ . Referee Jack Blake eowUi out a beaten Tommy ElliS , 1- nnn -- -- - I. aL - - U I t ' j - C ee Ifl e ace -.. . .,- - - 11 - I -'. - - . Herald Sports Editor cIampIonshIp. lie plans to brmg on 6 '-!' I - .- rmgs up the curtain on its 19 his No 1 sutituW ie with 76 basketball season thout a immjns and John Zeull, also leading man but who can fault of Sanford, be top subs at the choreography guard. - - ' - / R. D. "Mac" McGee, 78 years Garden Club 9-1;. oun knocked 'em dead In the F rida) wheelchair racing, Golden Age Ol)pl corn- another pancake race are petition. Q . ,' He hasn't been crowned hnpion, and will have wait . sophomore.lae starting JuCo circles has been a welllineup in Thursday night's 7:30 respected one. Nine years ago, \ Joe Sterling, the only coach practice te when it could, Seminole has had, guns for his often being squeezed out by Raiders agaut only 58 ksses practices The Raiders were 1 . '- "q" 7 / that .' . . . - - at that, the Raiders were games to qualif) for tIe state notaroffthepaceofqjjjg tournament. The next season /- ....- . . Optimism is high for: much make ILs first mark in the state improved ason this fall tournament, a hint for the Vit. have a char.ce of having foIlosing year, when the dn exceptional ball club," Raiders won the state tourSterling said in his best Ken- namentwitha26.2recordn 'uck) drawl won one and lost one In the - - .' . - - 1,._.- - ' - - ., .çai' -' ,.' .. ,,' " "- 4 I • and 234 In 1972-73 ''. - - •' - -, -. . ' - .- - teams frorn each of Manolo Miguel. 2)00; 1 (3 62) 590 40; 1 2:073. *1 000 ClaimIng lace Ocafa Star Amber (Kucia) 31 (Prott)3 1; 5. Sandy Doll (rau)6. (Kurtzh) 12. - u ,nes . - ..____-IJ(I'L -......." .1 LLI1II UIFflP . . flIfV '"" . iiiIi. "" I White, '.t'rrv ' ' i-i. . 1.LLSifiring -- 578 1$ and Helman RobeS-iSteel jji.,fo (j women: Viola Koch l8519, 10 Alic' Hendricks oiled th - . ';..• / ' ". \ - ) ( " -.. I '' - U , ( Reliant Steel. Features 2.2 bias belted construction of polyester cords and steel belts. In the wide 78 series profile. 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Sue Wynn (Same team) Denny 2 (high game) 537, It 178 Heetlines Homes high as Lee 9 and flick Grant 513. lnna Lepore with the high Lad:ec w £ I '• t- Women: Gene McNutt 176, Iis Norma Sharp 2-7 and LePore 3- 416 I - • . '. • ll'm' '7 ih ()riii'tti/ Rig Pujuff Ir',-, • QuineIIi Ever, Ra r I - spari1 the 5-10 split & Co. Mixed League (69) wins, The high series of the — Barbour Ion Allman 210-578 8Gb mormng was lled b) \Iar) i - — belted . Teddy Dunnaway spared the 5-7 and Russ Offhaus, John i)ick Richards 2O762, ln Wanda Steffens 191, l.yn rolled by Junriiy keney (1901 Gorman 212-759, Dick White Eiland 189•527, Jay Steffens 188 2l3-i48, Ron Ailman 213-761, and Betty Swift 171. Alvin Ilittel Dast Fulghuni 206:206772 spared tht 5-79 and Mar) Terry Waidrop 192 747, KIt Johnson picked up the 3-8 splIt. I Johnson 192-190-743, Jim "Star the Week" Is Lynn Johnson 190-199.740, Chuck F hand with plus 158 pIns Baker Sr. I733, and Fred Monday Morning Blues Samples 197 193 720 Connie Ladles League — Team stanLahman was high for the dingstodateae First place is women 215-715. Chancy Plant Johnny's Standard Service ——— - ' S " " ) t , I: - I - ' cone 3-7-10, t)elores Burke 50-10, Frances Filger 4-5-7, Mike Bantam League — "Youth of I Ightse 192 (,ordon Smith sas tugh(orthe F R T D Leisenring 191, and Otto tewn with a 180 game. Susan " 3; I). Robert Lormann and Martin - - - league play: Iiiijse (his for the week: Thomas i516-177). High for Charlie hopkIns 202-521 and Marvin Gross Trucking team was ;, 502 7 R Frickle 516; ' League — Mike Burke 192 for the big series 537. Bill Morris -t11-i), Joe Morgan 188-515, -- 3-9-10, Gil - - l'IIIOjUI rinous(f5 Mixed Elster with plus 117 pins. s.ries. Nilands Bar's high was Washday Drop'Outs Mixed rolled by Janet Bow with the Longod 631; Ar- Heuer Sanford S Ernest Waisko - ra I as well as the high series 462;. Not bad at all for just 12 years old. Other highs: Shonda JcPenney battery season two S Atpi, FIFTH " I center Rick) Cookdoner are Eddy •'1 • see reserve duty. Veto Beach forward Victor Wilkerson, John vile Randall, Longwood 603. 1 Lee U - J'' (includn handicap) Sanford's Frank Kelly is the niedallions go champion. In the oday - I-/' 1, 1. Hi Candee (Dei) III; S. (Shell) 31 ELEVENTH —1 Cacho Zarre 2 T (4 1 Ii 6610 1 2 012 '. MEN the docket Tuesday. - - r: f _____ Saturday, s conclusion in- competibon In Sanford among at the Civic Center senior citizens and over. ' - - ;iere u geys, she said guess t as just luck. An awards ceremony and The Golden Age Olympics is dance officially signals the end "i, - -': Spencer said she dldn t know she on caus& my best actionhasconcludedtofjp4ou( shuffleboard and track and if his three-game handicap t field. ' It year s 112 season wa the best teams in the state but 26 '. • [ctiAnO Octia. 3 Ica Via; I (1). 310. Q (3 a row roiled a 24774 t1urin' the abo Cher 1 Irie rolled two with plus 77. Ills series included night. Dave Icy 0-134 turke s in the same arne for games of 111-112-97 for a 320 '. 'h s Erdo:a. 4 Arpi, S Sata. 6. Oilbôo. 7, 4 80; 1 1333. ____________ row and live in a row in the of six strikes for the hi h 'ame same game to finish with a 2- of 203- Dave Shar matched the - ' , Aloana Len,: I. Marurl Juan (I) 40 games rolled is caring Uw rolled b a new bowler b the Connie 1hman 12 Dick tflverted splits: Any Wieck 3128.2. Wallace, Mabamn quarterback Richard Todd — - - . - 3 100; - A 7016 Handle 195 671 - - R TWELFTH antord (lassie Trio I games — When you have 17 -200 games rolled during an evening of league play then you knos the bowlers arc really hot. They were ranging anywhere froiii 24 to 262. Russ Morton started with orthesinarowfollowedb. _____ derbilt agait Kentucky to advance in the r ceiving piure with 25 catches, far more than -, • TUESDAY NIGHT'S . __________ gained 1, 213 yards and Wayne Jones of with seven and in completion percentage with Mississippi State had 1,193. Seivers has 28 in seven games and Ole Miss touciuwns. 58,3 after it was learned that he has played in wingback Rick Kimbrough has 29 in nine games. The statisti' were compiled by the SEC - - - II F) . has 52 of 100 in eight games, a 6.5 per game rate, standings with 1,180 yards and an average of It marks the second time in huo (or the SEC A.ssoci1ition. to have two rwmers with 1,000 yards In the same rn Ellis of Ole Mis.s has emerged as the - - " screaming manager, Larry Anzalone, Vincent rushed back to the stillsquatung Gifford and punched him in back of the head and In the face, Th3 blows drove Gilford to the canvan, where the ef counted him out. i- - - week to th Florida's Jimmy Dubo across the reach of the SEC season record of 1,312. - . - - 90 0i and the high series 838 The 3-10 - - - $00 369 ' -- . b , MidWelennesseelastSaturti;iv -i ___________ - notch - -fl, - - - - aress - - ______ CII; - - - 675 - -' '4 (19) _______ ' FOURTH - I Cea - "He hurt me with that punWith 14 seconds left in the Alphonso Allan in the first ch," Perez recalled after the round, Perez crashed a solid round, ...... i4_,, "b"t IAII ,v wun I MIUVi IL uzi ieii hook home and Ellis But the ending came when he (ailed to follow it up." tumbled to the canvas. Allan fell to the canvas without Allowing Perez to clear his Somehow, the challenger was being hit. It was later reported head was Ellis' fatal mistake able to get back to his feet at the that Alb'n had an asthma atbecause he never got the op- 'ount of nine when the bell tack. portunity again, despite the fact saved him. Jocy Vincent, the man Perez ' I -! ' . ,, . - 1exas A&I , I .', wIth blood pouring down his face from a gash over his left be well on his way to an easy was that Ellis was not getting to were featured on the undercard eyebrow. win. Perez but the champ was and both bouts had strange Gifford slumped Into a d g . ,.. '. tt' ' Iti n,hoidi hi round the champion got Ad most important, Ellis r floss, who will have head. For veral seconds both - -. (ace with Iry (lfford of Eustis. and body of the 15pound cunter.attack by Perez. want a match with Perez, challenger, rez appeared to The difference in the attacks despite his impressive display, - - _______ into Ellis at the Perez on , ri Francn Beulah (Bee;nak) I 1. SIXTH - *1.500 Claiming Pace 'arlra Cc.uar (Cuinane) $ I. 4 round after a siam-bang battle the ring as 11w bell sounded, coming back, _ , I Erdo:a Mencha. - ,' one first-place vote and 272 1 - with 278 points after defeatinl' points; Jackson State down .ea-,,eno Aft anuI Grarnbl. roiii ,£t11 to i4tzl anu Northern . (41) • 260.3. S*ee( Milam (5) 4.00; Q 1600; 7S) 192 60; T 2:01.2 6mbanF(Q(fl 77: - ' . - Q (1 . Ur:a .. bell, then we won't be friends while the large owd stood on laMugueftl; S Chuho Altu; 6. I. EchanoAIbtdi; 2. Fermjn tarres; 7. Celaya Alp); • . - -.' PCI. GB I 2 Qulola (I). Ursa Okoki. 7 Darre Via; S. Lw) ey) 1120 6 o 3 TONIGHT'S ENTRIES 7 re Echave Elor:a (Blood) 72, 3. Rippinç Richle tE i BuUaIo s 3 615 IS). 960. 180, 3. Owe 9 THIRD - s. Larri Qulota, 2 Taylor) $1 I Patomita S?4rdult lPha 3 625 FIRST 100 0 (55) I 00 P (05) *14720 C•3, Pace. Mile: I Echono Leni: 3 Aldana AtbdI 4 (Rau) I I: S. Frisky DOflflI (F New YOrk SEMINOLE TURF CLUB Fea?hr Hill (McDanIel) 3 I 773 3'' DO (S II *327 90 i 2 Ih)enf,Idl 101 6 Genessee Playb Eddy Jay, S Ica Okoki 6 OguIza TUESDAY NIGHT S RESULTS Central Division Justalong FOURTH—i Maruri Echave (5) Via; 7 (Harp) 9 2 3 Pan Byrd (Nkholl) 3 I 7 Spanith Heide Beitia. S Arecha WaShington 5 2 714 1110, 1520, 120; J. Erdoza Aguirre Arana (Petri) I I. 1, Darned Heel (8ridg) I I, I. Sourdough (Far FIRST—i. Kings Medal N Orleans 6 1 .600 (Breton) {O'Amato) 171; 5 M,n' K B. I) ' (7) 6 80, 600; 3. ChuchoMlguel (0) ber) f I FOURTH -, Domingo Quia; 2. (8) 0*0.300,4 50; 7. NewtonGay Atlanta (7) 4 3 .511 I 900. Q (2 5) 153.10: P (52) *155 70. Cacho flengoa, HyseIl) 10 I; 6 Singing Sam SEVENTH - *3.000 Claiming 3. Manolo Eloria, 1 7 60. 450. 3 Bon Jour Quick (6) (Bi;eink) 57. 7 Sampson Flight Pace. Mile: 1 BeauIifuI Wavirly (E Cleveland 3 6 .333 3 *1500. 710, 310; 2 Alava Zarre (I) Bilbao Javi; 7 Alava Sanchez; I SECOND Western Conference 1. Festive Guy IhIenfeld) 72. 8 70, 1 40, 3 Negul Quiola (2) 3.10; Q Barre Zarre. Easy Bluegrass (Brainard) 31, 4 (Vanderyortl (8) 31 60. 17.60,000:2 Midwest Division SECOND (SI) *5910 P (511 SI Cl Pace, Mile: I FIFTH - 1 Manolo Bengoa 7 TrI Ms fl 1760 510 3 Cheeky Bravado (Harp I 1; 5. Bold Talnyc LaZy Sue fE Taylor)6 1 2 Chancey Affair (KInley) S 1 6 Done Kno* M,Iwuke 4 5 414 1 IS 20, 670. 310: 2 AIana Yza (7) 1 Sla Miguel, S Maruri all) fl7 20; Chcago DO (00)257 00; 1 135 I. (1. Crank) 12. 4, 35 75 I': 1 70. 120, 3. Negul Atberdi (4) Hard Champ (Thp; ii. S. 560; Mugueria; 6. Fermin Echave; 7 J M. Mark 1 5 256 2 THIRD—i. C J Rodney (Taylor) (Hard) Ii; S Dole Steal (Blood) 77 0 Il?) p760; p (77) Si1.7O. Celaya Mencha; $ Chucholarrea. (3) 470.7.60.720. 2. Here Ills (1) (Kalathas) Ii. 6. Freedom Trail EIGHTH - Cl Pace. Mile: I G State 6 7 750 ' 13 80, 770, 3 CO. 7. Marurl Aspi (6) Ogu'za Quiol;) Domingo JavI; 4 (3 7)1180. T (3 7 I) LA 7500; 6 5 .515 1' T 2.11.1, (UdeIl) 12.1, I. 400, 3 10, 3 Chuc Juan (I) 7 60. Q Alnva Ehave; S Barre Perez; 6 Ocala Eagle U. Lator (AstarIta) 10 1 3. Silky FOURTH PorIln 1 5 441 2' I. Stars Htes (Bridges) 7 2 (3 II 33 40; p (36) $117.20 Arecha Zarre; 7. ulre (Hendricks) 1; I Andy Bllbao Miguel; I. (Bereznôkj (5) 1500. 1300. 670; 2 PhOrnix 3 4 179 2' THIRD 11.000 ClaIming Pace ~ NINTH—I Zarre (5) 1950. 10.20, (acho Elorta Canuck (R. Neely) S I; S. Van Dale Neo Valley (6) ii 40, 700. 3 MIle: I Royal Victor (Farber) I I; Byrd (Kinstey) 10.1; 6 Mountain Tuesday's Results (1 520; Q (35) $51 40; p (53j Ico Beitia; 3. DomingoOkoki; 4. 103 $0; T (56$) i,S.IO; T 2;0.I Milwaukee I. Philadelphia $196 50 Johnny Minbar (Sica) 101; 4. Maid (Dracek) S.1 S Urza Alberdi; S. Eddy Len):; 6. Enough FIFTH I. Olre Amerca Beord Hanyr (C. MlllJ Ii; S TENTH 1. 5an) (5) 15.20, 7.80, P4qu Arana; 7 Aldana.Pere,; S. Time fRau) 6 1 (Neely) (3) 880. 140, 360, 2. Ber Burns Guy (Beremak) S 1; 6 Navy HINTH c.i Pace Mile: 1 Washinon lOS. Buffalo 90 Mencha (3) 540; Q (251 31.60; p ( EIGHTH I. Mano Altu; 2. 300; Q (31)5920; T (34.1) MI 20. 1 Oennls 5 1. I Senator Mr U 2)19330; DO (515) *76910 M,,'i, ' rnOfl; 3. SalaJuan, 1 2 09 1 in PhillIpil 6 I. 3 rts, /2 with a 42.28 decIsion over St. poIn; flthuneookrnan, up Ooud, drawing (our first.nlce from• 13th to 12th wIth 49 inI %OeS anu poin, , flecoiner Jacksonville State . I lOfl 1)0 Rounding out the lop 15 were ' • newcomer Mss iJUSC1 iui li nC lS ' Zz3.S0; W . . •' , East:rn , , (ightine "until I lose the title." "I wasn't hurt when Fills was • •, HIS next Ui IS tnrowing L - all use L erez samu puncoes at Bsg Q (25) berdi PCi THIRD —1 Larrè Okok) (I). 1160. Aran 500. S 80. 2. Aldana )avi (7), 9,00, SECOND NBA ifl halloting announced today Ithaca vaulted from 14th to 10th on the sIren 'th of tn' ..ir i 7 ' place w" ha ont lrst peace tote / _________________ 7)8o Pro Basketball ' _______ ______ . To Face Ross Ne I *1 1 roun1 Sanford's 1 '1l afl d ulC iifltu iiIS en1 Victor lace' Perez is looking all out for a knockout and ahead today, scored several times with Aft er c orn, a bruisini' ick ed s- ho Is 10 '1 1C hea d an d knockout over Tommy Ellis at body, \ ________- $ L . _ 12,1fl-9A fJOREBOARD • Ily LOUIS SAPSIS Herald Hong Writer - lops; WedMsday, Nov. — L Fifth pcR-j's FL ------ . - Kayoes - - �- : - fn ____ 1OA- __ Evening Herald, Sanford. Fl. ___________________________________ Wednesday,_Nov. Lea l TONIGHT'S TV - Mk ~ * 'a a .- 7:00 American Heinsohn Raps Celts After Loss By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Celtics, Coach Torn ikin.ohn WdS pleased with his players' performance Tuesday night, and he let them know It. "That was a ridiculous game, a terrible game," Helnsohn said after watching his team drop a 100-91 decision to the Atlanta Hawks. "We weren't running. We didn't play smart basketball. Elsewhere in the Na tional Basketball Association, the Washington Bullets beat the Buffalo Braves 105-90, the Phoenix Suns whipped the New York Knicks 112-81, the Milwaukee Bucks trounced the Philadelphia 76er3 108-81, the Golden State Warriors trimmed the Cleveland Cavaliers 103-98 and the Portland Trail Blazers edged the New Orleans Jazz 106-104. ti:i 6:15 To Tell The Truth (6)(I) Sunshine Almanac Romagnolos Table 6:25 (2) With This Ring 7:30 (8)(44) News (2)(8) The Price Is Right (3) Book Beat (6) Don Adam's Screen Test 7:OC (6)(8) News (CATV-6) Movie Prairie (3)(24) Eye Tribal (6) Red. White & Wow The Los Angeles Kings are usually tough to beat at borne. But Tuesday night wasn't one of those times. "We weren't ready for the game and when we realized On were good, it was too late," said Coach Bob Pulford after his club was beaten 3-2 by the California Golden ther NHL games, the SL Louis Blues defeated the New York Rangers 5-3; the Mon treal Canadiens whipped the Minnesota North Stars 6-0 and the Vancouver Cazvcks topped the Toronto Maple Leafs 3-2. In the o (9) Good Morning, America (44) Hilarious House Of Frightenstein 8:00 (6)(13) Captain Kangaroo (CATV.6) Community Close Up In the night's other games, the Cle veland Crusaders downed the Winnipeg Jets 3-2; the Quebec Nordiqucs stopped the Minnesota Fighting Saints Mand th e Calgary Cowboys trimmed the Edmonton Oilers W. Colonels Whip Squires By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS 11 at first you don't succeed, the Kentucky Colonels know what to do. "We scored with 23 second-effort shots," said Coach Hzbie Brown, whose Colonels whipped the sagging Virginia Squires 1-106 In Cincinnati Tuesday night. "You should win anytime you get over 15 in a game." only other ABA game of the night, the Denver Nuggets beat the Indiana Pacers 1.117. In the -en t,wflr BARGAIN MATS. EVERY DAY T112:30P.M,- 5125 I J CATV-13) Stagecoach West (9) Baretta (44) Movie 9:30 (35) Movie 3: 00 9:00 (cArv.6) Three Stooges (2) Phil Donohue (6) Mike Douglas (CATV-6) Life In (I) Big Valley (2)(8) Petrocelii (3) Say Brother (6)(13) Kate McShane (9) Starsky And Hutch (CATV.13) Amos Burke t24) Soundstage 10:30 (3) Solar Energy (CATV.4) Best Of Groucho (3) ABC News (CATV4) Race To Riches (24) Lillias. Yoga And You (5) 700 Club (44) Love, American Style 11:30 (2)(6) Tonight Show (CATV-6) Bob Sheridan Sports (9) Wide World Special (44) Mod Squad 11:40 (6)(13) Banacek 12:00 (CATV-6) Death Valley Days 12:30 (CATV-6) Noticias (44) Phil Donahue The Spirit (13) Mike Douglas (24) Mister Rogers (44) Leave It To Beaver 9:30 (CATV-o) 700 Club (44) Gomer Pyle. 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Consequently, there featured guests, Michael seems to be ongoing research, Christopher is the resident, and the latest alleges to test the 9-10 ABC BARETTA "When reaction of kids between the Dues Come Down" An ex-con ages of and 12, conducted by a goes on a burglary spree - to New York advertising agency raise funds for a new church, and a Columbia University When he seriously injures a professor of Linguistics and trucker's wife during a Psychology, burglary, the ex-con is murdered. Baretta shadows the They intereviewed 48 kids from middle-class families in trucker, convinced he's the Northern New Jersey to see killer. 9-10 PBS JENNIE: LAI)Y hat influence television RANDOLPh ChURCHILL ctniirnercials have on their Poor Jennie, Her son Winston is 'ung lives. The basic con33 ind still single. She inclu.sion: Kids neither believe troduces him to Clementine nor trust eonunercials. They lioIer, daughter of an old find them part of a hypocritical friend, .Jennie also writes a play society. that's produced, but she loses a tapehusband, and then starts to Two youngsters, seen being interviewed, were asked concentrate on son Winston's ho they determined the the truth, responded, didn't work right." ABOUT TONIGHT: IS1REGIAE 1 ~~, (24) Romagnoils' Table (35) My Fav or ite Martian (44) Three Stooges 3:25 (2)(8) Tomorrow MORNING 89 NBC I.I1TLE HOUSE ON THE PRAIRIE "Remember Me" Conclusion of a touching two-parter. Mr. Edwards played by Victor French sa ves the day, and helps keep three orphaned youngsters together SEEK & FINDO ' o jxilitical career. 10.11 CBS KATE MCSHANE Wayne Maunder plays a onetime rock star whose comeback is marred by a murder charge. The victim is a young girl, death results from an overdose and the rock star is accused of being the supplier. 10-il NB(' PETROCELLI "The Gau1t)kr" A young man is accused of murdering his employer, but Petrocel!i Is convinced of his Innocence. The victim, Petrocelli learns, was heavily involved with gam. hers. A Martinez plays the accused. 1011 ABC STAR.SKY AND hUTCh "lady Blue" Once Starsky had a girl friend, a pretty policewoman. But when they broke up, she seemed to go to pieces, wound up in a go-go joint as a dan,er and heavy drinker. Then she was rnurdered. Turns out she was working undercover to break up a gang of jewel robbers. Maine o M y A II 0 C 0 N A .1 M I I I) p KI)IKOOTSOORAOPKADOM Q U H Y C K N 1 o ii % N S o C C E 0 1 E S E X If I K R it U N I H K I N I P it K 0 V. C H I C T 1) 1 II B A K U M 0 1 A I c o 13 H A 11 0 13 K C I) NI N 0 1 P 1 1 H I S C IC IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUlT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY PROOATE DIVISION PROBATE NO, 7$40$-CP In Re: Estate of VAN BLIREN WHA ILEY deceased. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Tø LII ''s and All Persons Having Claims or Demands Against Said Estate: "Cu are hrrvb-j rxafcl and rr'guIrc'j to present any claims anct demands which you may have against the estate of VAN OUR EN WHATLEY, deceased late of Seminole County. Florida, to the Clerk of the Circuit Court, and file the some in duplicate and as provided in Section 723.16, Florida Statutes, in their offices in County Courthouse in Seminole County. Florida. within four calendar monthS from the time of the first publication hereof, or the same will be barred Filedat Sanford, Florida. this 10th day of October, 197$. 5: Jerome Silvey Whatley As Executor 5: Thomas G. Freeman Attorney for Estate of VAN BUREN WHATLEY, cleceasm Freeman 6. WoolloIk P.O Box 70. Altamonte Springs. Fl 32701 Publish: Oct 79, Nov. S. 17. 19, 197$ DES 170 (9) GerraI Hospital (9) Movie 10:00 tell fl~ol (2)(I) Doctors 16)(13) Edge Of Night (44) Spirit Of '76 "When we got the toys that we saw on television, and they Ms 2:30 (2)(I) Doctor's Hospital (24) Jennie (6)(13) Cannon television commercials didn't .011 - 1 -', 2:00 (6)(13) Guiding Light (9) $10.000 Pyramid (7)(8) Another World (6)(13) Match Game Thursday . .ursay - Make A Deal 8:55 By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Houston Aeros rolled over and played dead and lived to tell about IL "It's a good thing we had the three-goal lead," said Houston Captain Ted Taylor after the Aeros barely escaped with their lives while beating the Toronto Toros S. 4 Tuesday night In the World Hockey Association. (9) Let's 9:00 1:00 Aeros Escape Toronto Rush (13) Search For Tomorro' OS)(44) Movie 1:30 (2)($) Days Of Our Lives (6)(13) As The World Turn S (9) Rhyme And Reason (24) Indian Summer (35) Mothers.ln-Law . Seals. 7:30 (9) Ryan's Hope (44) Flintstones 8:30 (CATV.6) Fran Carlton (44) Three Stooges (2)(6)(8)(9)(13) News By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS (2)(e) Today (6)(C-6)(13) CBS News (9) Bozo's Circus (44) American Town Religious Hall Movie (9) When Things Were Bad (44) Dinah! 8:30 (9) That's My Ma ma (CATV.6) 11:00 Golden Seals Edge Kings (24) World Press (35) Big Valley 12:30 (2)(e) 3 For The Money (6) Search For Tomorrow (9) All My Children (24) Electric Company (44) Variety 1:00 (2) Somerset (C.6)(44) Love, American Style (9) $25.000 Pyramid (13) Truth Or Consequences (CATV.13) Movie 8:00 (2)(8) Little House On The - Magnificent Marble M chine (13) Pulse-Plus! 6:30 (6) Sunrise Semester (CATV-6) Tennessee Tuxedo (6) Today In Florida 6:55 (2) Daily Devotional Basketball Associ- ation dropped the other shoe Tuesday, folding its San Diego franchise in a move towards consolidation and economic stability. When the league closed the Baltimore Claws three weeks ago, there was strong sentiment among some officials for dropping San Diego as well. That would eliminate costly travel to the West Coast and allow the ABA to go Into the season as a compact, eight-team unit. But Frank Goldberg, owner of the San Diego Sails, was until Tuesday, when the able to keep the team alive ABA decided to pull up stakes after a fra ction more than three seasons in San Diego. (8) (6)(e) Concentration (CATV.) Hogan's Heroes (9) Wild, Wild World Of Animals (13)(CATV-13) CBS News (24) Star Trek (44) Hogan's Heroes In Move To Trim Expenses - The Breakfast Beat 6:10 () Sunshine Almanac EVENING ABA Pulls Up San Diego Stakes YORK (AP) ( 1 3) Wednesday IN BRIEF NEW L Notice (' A it (3 K 0 T C H K A I) I. PROCLAMATION OF REGULAR ELECTION TO THE REGISTERED VOTERS OF THE CITY OF CASSELBERRY, FLORIDA: NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the City of Casselberry, Florida, that pursuant to lawful authority the City of Cassetberry. Florida, shall on Tuesday, December 7, 1973, during the legal hours for voting hold the regular election Of the City Of Casselberry, Florida Said election shall be held at the Casselberry Fire Department Building on Triplet Lake Drive s.aiddatesndatthtirnesauthaq'i for the purpose of electing the following city officials, to wit: ONE (1) MAYOR of the city of Casselb-erry, Florida TWO '2) MEMBERSOF THE City Council of the City of Casselberry, Flor.oa This Notice shall be posted as required in the City of Casselberry, Florida, and shall be published in the Evening Herald once each week for at least four (1) consecutive weeks prior to December 2 197S Dated at Casselberry. Florida. this 23rd day of October, A D. 1975 (Seal) Bill B Crier, Mayor Publish: Oct. 29, Nov 5, 12, II, 26, 197$ --- - ' INVITATION TO BID Seminole County Public Hospital will receive bids for Ldditin and renovations to Radiology Suite Phase II 17 noon November 201h, 1975 at the Administrator's Office, .-- N tice l No ega o CITYOF -..COU I'1 -SEMINOLE COUNTY IN AND FOR THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT NO 7S-2171'CA-04'5 THOMAS LYONS, Plaintiff, vs ALBERTA ROSE LYONS. "'' RT VUdJ5 ARE U TROUBLED? 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Read, Prei, America Lubricants Co. Box 696. Daytor & - I. what you have to sell Call toda and your Classified Ad will appeai here tomorrow . Medical Secretary for ph ician'i office in Sanford. Knowledge 01 medical terms, insurance, typinç Monday thru Friday 'i" 3jou Post Office Box 1330 Suite 77, Flagship Bank Sanford, Florida 31771 PubIi Nov 12, 19, 26, Dec. 3,197$ DET U I . I 1-'. 16 F AVON Want to earn Extra Xmas money' Call 644 309, Nuries: RN's: LPN's: AideS: Aide Companion, Needed immediately 6260636 EARN EXTRA INCOME the Amway way. As little as $15 gets you started in a business of your own. Gin the WHOLE story, Phone Gays 676 2671 .eves and weekends, 6785661. Help wanted, part time waitress 11 to 7 ExperIenced Call 1730961 between 2 106 Kids Cutorow tri. SW.flQ Set or small t'lcycle' Sell the",q. 'die items With C want Ad To place your ad. call your fris'nqlly Classified ql at The 04rrAIii 31 ThII. er Cii 9993 - y - -. .. WHY WAIT!!! 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YOU want a career that will provide the challenge, let you use your imagination, let you decide how much you want to earn Let you rise to the level of management you desire and as rapidly as you want to make it -DON'T WAIT, I SEE US NOW MR OAODIS at the I - 11 7 _____________ __________ .-._..,-...._.------.----. ' " Man or woman to share my holneand Cxpq'nses PI'o01 321 0319 anytime 30-Apartments - - Ea',y - ___ ___ 29--Rooms - MARRIAGES Performed by Marilyn, Notat Ocata 901 7)7 1161 or 737 6773 I IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM ( IN YOUR FAMILY? AL ANON for families or friends Of Probli .--drinkers For further intormati Call .47) 4 or write Al Anon Family Group p Box 553. Sanford, Fla 37771 ______________ Real Es ite Rentals - -- - 41-Hou 7Apartm,.nl, GoOd :ome Zoned general commercia Lot plus an "xtr lot 930.000 or Mt offer, 373 .5641 _____ Néw Unfurnjsj - - ------ Hik ' ie DeBa irirnctl living, Come ion fRAPIKLIN ARMS APIS Rent -from $141 mo 323 6650 Interest ( 322.64 One 6, 7 bedroom 11panlment, furnisited or unfurnished Newly rrilt.cora,ed Come sri' 3(i) F. .r ttic1 S,ruf;;r d J' I I J.52 ,'. TwøApts .1 or? bedroom. unfurn & turn Both ac w w carpet, $100 damage deposit 9)25 mo. 373 139 after 330 pm. BARGAIN FIX UPj $17,500 Two story, zoned m ipIe family, r't'ds a 101101fix Will cut toi' f OnI ts.ceo ( a - or 55 '.si) Ui i.J terms '. Stemper eaIty Central FIr- cia's MULTIPLE Lltl1PiG REALTOR DeBary-- Adults, I BR, air, close to '1 French "i I 6.332 195.1 stores, churches Ideal for retired 377 1959 PersQn 64$ 6161 or 327 6054 M 31- Apartments Furnished - ----------- . -- STOP PAYING NT- See this adorable 3 beer m, 2 bath with family room, 0 w w carpet, Only 529,900 'ro t Ii love it, Vo'lI love the 5wirn ,g Pool 42-Mobile - -- W. Garnett White R'j ReI Estate RrnPip JOIffI 11PlnFP,ASSOC - - -_ c'cessories Evening Herld,5anford,Fl. 0ts ss OflS0P4 p,'.Apl,(2-?IPtwy 1) 97 3275961 IS Yr FHA FINANCING GPrc,orly MOBILE HOMES 3603 Orlando Drive Santord,373 37c*3 Call .- If You want to Buy or Sell Real Estate Wi will providisthe Professional Service 107 W Commercial Ph 372 7661 5anfr.-d Is c.I ,lncl '.0 is tb', 2 Story. 1 tt'Jrm, 2 bath home, but a handy and wise man woW take advantage of the multiple & professIonal Zoning. Only 911,950, ..._ -- -50-4viiscelLaneous __. - Double barrel shotgun, 3" magnum. $100; 10 spd. 6. 3 spd. bikes. 935 ea lawn mower, 930. 321 0157. ; Above ground pool, 4",'xIS'. Ex cellent condition. Pump, filter included. Call after 1 p.m. 323I, Pedued to SU.$0O, BR. corn mel'cial zoning in good residential area. - 62 _________________ released ict i192&-477,Longwood Call 323 &S70or 631 '6.05 It?] Plymouth Valiant, 4 dw%edan; low mileage By owner, 52.400. Phone $3) 7335 76-Auto Parts - 1969 Mercury Marquis, runs good, looks sharp 1399 Phone 372 5491 after 6 , m _________________________________ MOBILE-TUNE See our ad in Business Directory - - 1971 Dasher 2 dr automatic, AM. FM stereo radio, 7300 miIes 93.495. Call Duane McGuire, 372' 1651. Dealer. Reconuitioneci Batteries, 913.95 i'tChLflQC REEL'S BODY SHOP, 1109 Sari c'd ;.-. - - '--- 3 N Prrçita time fmd r,arnenl _17) "in No qualifying, Assume or will FLEA MARKET opening Nov. 15 West Hwy. 46 1'.', miles East of 1.4 onsidcr land c on tract We have behind Auction Galleries, Dealer's two. 3 OP, 1' -, bath. call 372 9719 for space 4 lIP. 2 huh, mni f,irm. rnot?irr in INVENTORY CLEARANCE (to law effic'i'ny apt make room for new stock). Everything Reduced To CIearl Crank Realty, Realtor SAVE 60 pet. and more on smoked 6306061 damaged stock. Payton's BY OWNER- ldyllwilde IBR 2', Children's Wear (Formerly baths, 30'x3O' family room, with Buttons 'N Bows), 2640 Hiawatha. fireplace & wet bar, formal dining, Phone 372 1301 plus large breakfast room. Loads Of extras, 951.000. 321-0717. 372 1947 3 OR, block, good condition Terms $21,500. WILSON MAIER FURNITURE 2 BR- I bath block, family room, BUY-SELL--TRADE 311 315 E. First St. Perfect for retirees, 9)7,930 3275627 Chico & The Man -- '-- - Lawn-- , Wanted to buy, new or used fur' n'tufe by piece or house full. Call 372 2327 after 6 p m office furniture ---- WITH GOOD CREDIT For Example 196$ Valiant. 6 cyl. stand. 1964 Faifane, 6 cyl. auto., extr4 clean 197) Duster, 6 cyl. . stana 1970 Hornet. 6 cyl stand, 36.000 original mlle 1970 Torino, 302 eng , auto 1969 Monterey Wagon, like new Many others tochoo'from . Wood or steel desks lexecut;ve desk & chairs, secretarial desks & chairs, straight chairs, filing cabinets, as is Cash and Carry. NOLL'S _____________________________ Casselberry, 17 97. 6)0 1706 for Sale Any CarNu Money Down Wanted to buy used office furniture. Any Quantity. PIOLL'S Casseiberry. Hwy- 1797 8)04206 Office Furniture And Business Machines Phone 372 1121 -' ________-- FHA VA Rcnc*ed Homes, Very down, no closing costs Supplies -------- ' - Used --- SANFORD Shoeshine Chair Wanted Call Richard Arsenault 167 1155, ext Ill Merchandise _________________________ -- PFAI 1 O I'el 7191 -- 60--Off ice _____ Wanted to Buy, 6' Sliding Glass Door, 3326790 model, 12 string, new Condition, 9375 case Will negotiate. 373 7672 affrr SEMINOLE CO. Acreage tracts, small and large. 92,000 per acre and up Terry Rea'ty, Realtor, 671 0711 __. 8O-AUosforSaVe' _______ Buy -- For u'ied furniture, appliances. tools, etc Buy I or 1001 stems Larry's Mart, 715 Sanford Ave. - - Two Lots-West Santa St. Phone 321 01 79 AfIerS:30p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 12, 1973-hA CASH 322.4132 ----Walnut Console Piano George Steck, 9750 29 Acres near Markham and Phone 32) 5105 Longwood Road. Call 131 64a days or after S p m call 3321366 Ovation Guitar. Glen Campbell ________ Noah 's Ark - 594s6jsjcaI Merchandise = to 68Wanted - _______________________ 43LotAcreage CaliBart Real Estate edit Large) room apt.. Shade tre'es,front 3 Btdroonis, (I'fltr,jI at and 11i, strer't entrance, includes ulitilies wall to wall carpet brick finiSh, Call after 6 p.m., 323 aluminum overhanC tCrge corner tot on Paved road 9 100- 10 pc? 2nd Floor, i room apt,, screened dovn Immediate o upancy Porch. private yard, washing JOHNNY \ LKER matfls', air conditioned. Reasonable 322 7760 GENERAL cot RACTOR PEAL ESTA, INC BAMBOO COVE APIS --- - 41-Houses onws Mat urewornanforlig,,house and care of semi 1973, 12' wide, 1 BR. rrished. wth invalid, evenings AC, AduIt, $115 Si' irity c,rucs,t and wekct Send Complete 322 resume to Box 591, Co Evening _ td. P 0 0011657, Sanford. - WEKIVA RIVER- Adult park offering fiShing, inclemij and 24-Businessportunjtjes convenience store rrounded by beautiful oak and press trees Tax , Cab Busine'ss & related i'''' '122 1170 chis. C,iII nAnef, 901 251 2S72 - Zip I demanded In the Complaint. WlTNESSmyhanitandth,sealOf thit Court on November 71h, 197$ leal - - Arthur H Beckwith, Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court By: Lillian T. JenkIns Deputy Clerk STENSTROM. DAVIS I McINTOSH Attornes for Plaintiffs CITY OF LAKE MARY, FLORIDA Notice of Public Hearing TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by The City Council of the City of Lake Mary, Florida, that sold City Council will hold a public hearingat 7:30 p.m. or as soon thereafter as possible, on Wednesday. December 10. 1975, to consider the adoption of an ordinance by the City of Lake Mary. Florida, title of which Is as follows AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF LAKE MARY, FLORIDA EN TITLED "STREETS AND SIDEWALKS," PROVIDING FOR THE REGULATION OF EX. ' CAVATION, CONSTRUCTION OR ALTERATION OF ANY STREET OR SIDEWALK OR ANY PART THEREOF, REQUIRING PER MITS BEFORE BEGINNING EXCAVATION, CONSTRUCTION OR ALTERATION; REQUIRING ASSURANCE OF SATISFACTORY COMPLETION AND MAIN TEHANCE OF STREET OR SIDEWALK EXCAVATION, C0NSIRUCII oN oR ALTERATION BY MEANS OF A SURETY BOND OR, IN THE ALTERNATIVE, A DEPOSIT OF EQUIVALENT CASH IN AN tscow ACCOUNT WITH THE CITY; SPECIFYING INSPECTION AFTER EXCAVATION, CON. STRUCTIOPI OR ALTERATION OF STREETS AND SIDEWALKS; PROVIDING FOR DUTY AND LIABILITY OF PERMIT HOLDER; PROVIDING FOR ERECTION AND LIGHTING OF BARRICADES DURING Ex. CAVATION, CONSTRUCTION OR ALTERATIOTI OF STREETS OR SIDEWALKS; PROVIDING FOR THE RESTRICTION OF OB STRUCTIONS OF STREETS AND SIDEWALKS; INCLUDING OB TAINING OF PERMIT; P R 0 V I D I N G F 0 P REQUIREMENT THAT PERMIT BE ISSUED BEFORE GRADING, LAYING OUT OR ESTABLISHING BOUNDARIES OF ANY PUBLIC ROAC WAY OR STREET. AUTHORIZING THE CITY COUNCIL TO LIMIT THE USE OF AND OR VACATE AND ABANDON o STREETS AND ALLEYS AND ACCEPTING ALL DEDICATIONS ON LXlTING Pt All. fIU I.ecithinl Vinegar' 136' Kelp' IIII four in One CapSule Ask V138 • Fausts Drugs - County, Florida, to wit: IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND The East 50 feel of Lot'' and 10. FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. Block 4, Tier 1),of Sanfori, Florida, FLORIDA. according to E. P. TRAFFORD'S CASE No. 753044CA09•A MAP thereof as recorded in Plat WI NTER PARK FEDERAL Book 1, Pages 16 to 62. Public SAVINGS AND LOAN Records of Seminole County. ASSOCIATION, a corporation Florida, organitc'd and existing under thehas been filed against you, and ,'ou laws of the United States of are required to serve a copy of your America, written clfenses. if any, to it on Plaintiff, McINTOSH. W. KENNETH vs ESQUIRE,0fSTENSTROM,DAVIS CARLO KRO'I and ANN V. KRON, & McINTOSH, Plaintiffs' attorneys. " w fr whose address is Post Office Box Defendants 13)0, Sanford. Florida, 727?, c. G( MORTGAOE before December 16. 1915, and file FORECLOSURE the original with the Clerk of the NOTICE OF ACTION Court either before service on 10 CARL 0 xRON and Plaintiffs' attorneys or Immediately ANN V RON, thereafter; otherwise a default will his wife. be entered against you for the relief WUUW 'OlE EUUwwwress vm,nu,e Memorial uioipitai, 1101 East First St., Sanford, Florida, at is set forth below, not later than the which time and Place all bIclswill be 76th day 04 November, 197$ If you all todosoa Default -*III b en?e-rtd publicly open and read aloud. Proposed torms of contract .9aiflst you for the relief demanded documents, including plans and in the Complaint. The real property specifications, are on file at the Proceeded against, Situated :n Office of the Administrator, Seminole County, Florida, is Seminole Memorial Hospital, 1101 d.i'ibed as followsBegin at the Sthwet corner Of East First Street, Sanford, Florida and the Office of the Architects, Lot 2. Block "EQ." LAKE ELLEN Gutmann Dragash Associates Ar.' ADDITION TO CASSELBERRY, as chitects Planners, Inc. Sanford recorded in Plat Book 7. Page Li, Atlantic National Bank Bldg . Suite Public Records of Seminofe County. P0 Drawer 93$, Sanford, FlOrida, run Easterly to the Southeast corner of said Lot 2, Florid. thence Southerly along the Westerly Copies of the documents may be obtained by depositing 12300 with right of way line of Lake Ellen the architect for each set of Drive, 75 feet; thence Westerly documents to obtained Such dt.lt parallel to the Southerly line Of said will be refunded to each per.onwho Lot 2. 150 feet. thence Northerly to returns the plans, s Icif icaliontl arid the Point of Beginning, being pert of Other documents In good Condition Lot 7, Block "EB." LAKE ELLEN ADDITION TO CASSELBERRY, as within 10 days after bid opening A certified check or bank draft, recorded in Plat Book 7. Page 63. Public Records of Seminole County, Payable to Seminole County Public Hospital, U S Government Bonds, Florida ci a satisfactory bid bond executed WITNESS my hand and seal of this Court at Sanford, Seminole by the bidders and acceptable County, FlorIda, th.s 70th day of suretiesinan amount equal tojper cent of the bid shall be submitted October. 197$. (Seal) with each bid. Arthur H. Qeckwith, Jr The successful bidder will be required to furnish and pay for Clerk of the Circuit Court satisfactory performance an By: Mary N. Darden Deputy Clerk Payment bond or bonds w E, WINDERWEEDLE, JR Contract for work Under this bid will obligate the contractor and Winderweedle, I'Iaines, Ward and Woodman, PA subcontractors not to discriminate in employment practice"s PO Be' NO Winter Park, FlorIda 37769 Seminole County Public Hospital re%I.rves the right fo reject any oratJ Attorneys for Plaintiff Publish Oct 22, 29, Nov. 5, 12. 1975 bids or to waive any informalities in the bidding DtS 133 NO bid shall withdrawn i*r a period of 30 days subsequent to the CITY OF Qtning of bids without the connt LAKU MARY. FLORIDA of Seminole Public Hospital Notice of Public Hearing Seminole County TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. Public Hospital NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by Sanford, Florida the City Council of the City of Lake Robert T. Be-sserer Mary, Florida. that said City Administrator Council will hold a public hearing at Publish Nov- 6. 17, 197 7:30 p rn or as soon thereafter as DET 31 possIble, on Wednesday, December 10, 1975, to consider the adoption of an ordinance by the City of Lake IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND Mary, Fioridi, title of which is as FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, fois FLORIDA. AMENDMENT TO ORDINANCE CIVIL ACTION NO, S7247.CA-$4B NUMBER 20F THE ORDINANCES In Re: Marriage 0 OF THE CITY OF LAKE MARY, HARVEY C JONES, Husband and FLORIDA, ENTITLED, "AN JOAN TAYLOR JONES, Wife ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF NOTICE OF ACTION LAKE MARY, FLORIDA; TO - JOAN TAYLOR JONES, PROVIDING FOR ZONING Wife WITHIN THE CORPORATE Ice St. Claire Avenue LIMITS; PROVIDING A ZONING Spring Lake, New Jersey O7fl7 MAP THEREOF: DESCRIBING YOU ARE NOTIFIED that a I N T E P I M Z0NING - I gal Notice Le LAKE MARY, FLORIDA Notice of Public Hearing TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the City Council of the City ci Lake Mary, Florida, that said City Council will hold a public hearing at 7-30 p.m or as soon thereafter as possible, cn Wednesday, December NOTICE OF SUIT 10. 1975, to consider the adoption Of an ordinance by the City of Lake TO Alberta MOW Lyons YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Mary. Florida. title of Which that an action for Dissolution of follows: AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY Marriage h11S been tiled aginsi YOU OF LAKE MARY, FLORIDA. andyouarerl,gU,redtO%CrVeaCOPY ESTABLISHING CITY DEPART- of your written defenses. it any. to it TITLES; on James T. Golden, attorney for t MENTS AND FIRE pfaintiff, whose address is P0. Box THE ABOLISHING DEPARTMENT AND POLICE 3202. Sanford, Florida 32771 end file DEPARTMENT AND CREATING the original with the clerk of the IN THEIR PLACE THE PUBLIC above styled court on or before November 21s1, 1975; otherwist a SAFETY 0 E PAR TM E N T CREATING THE RECREATION judgment may be entered against PROVIDING you for the relief demanded in the DEPARTMENT; FOR DEPARTMENT DIRECTORS complaint or petitiOn Witness my hand and the seal of AND THEIR APPOINTMENT; DEFINING THE GENERAL said court on October 17th. 1975 FUNCTIONS OF THE DEPART- (Seal) Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr MENTS; SEVERABILITY; Clerk of the Circuit Court CONFLICTS; AND EFFECTIVE ' DATE. By: Lillian T. JenkinS A copy of said ordinance shall be As Deputy Clerk available at the office of the City Publish: Oct. fl. 29, Nov. 5, 17, 1975 Clerk of the City of Lake Mary, DES 135 Florida, for all persons desiring to IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND examine same. COUNTY, SEMINOLE All Interested parties are Invited FOR to attend and be heard, FLORIDA THlSHOTlCEistobe published in CIVIL ACTION NO. 7$.3311.CA'19D the Evening Herald. a newspaper of IRAN W. W000WOR TH and EDNA General circulation in said City, one M. W000WORTH, hiS wife. (1) time at least 15 days prior to the time of the public hearing. DAT ED this 3rd day of November, OTHA L BOOTH and HELEN L. BOOTH, hiS wife, s'i Cl. 197$. Defendants. S: Kay Sassm.n NOTICE OF ACTION City Clerk TO DEFENDANT: Gary E. Massey OTHA L. BOOTH 616 E. Semoran Blvd, 1217 Lancaster Avenue Suite 102 WILMINGTON, DELAWARE Altamonte Springs. Fl. 32701 19199 Attorney for City ______________________________ YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an Publish: Nov. 17 1975 action to (orec$o$Sl Mortgage on the DET 65 __________________________ following property in Seminole Residence and addr ess unknown YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that a Suit to foreclose a mortgage has been filed against you in the Circuit Court for Seminole County, Florida, being Civil Action No 75 2041 CA 09 A. and that you are requiredtofileyourans*erwilhthe Clerk of said Court arid tO PISserve a COP' thtO4 Upon the fltlff - -- - ___________ 1975 . i . ___________ olant --'977 Oldsmobile Delta U. fully equipped, Pay equity & take over payments of 91309 3234169 78-torcles -_______________________ Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY Florida 90 Strawberry Plants W C Muse West First St.. 372 - 1739 3?) 3.M - - ' Special Sale 79-Trucks-Trailers NELSON'S FLORIDA ROSES Woodruff'i Garden Center 60) Celery Ave Sanford ---- A.P.Clark - Overhead door. 1967 Ford F $00. 12', jgnj, 671 1612. , 64-EqUipment for Rent __________________________ Rent Blue Lustre Electric Carpet Shampooer for Only 11 30 per day. CARROLt'S FURNITURE -- 1969 Datsun, smal pick . transmission, clutch, battery, fuel pump, good cheap trans. for 1.550. ' Leasing 7s Duster ti'OIII lIStS 'is vaiiant from $3191. '71 Scamps trem $3411. 75 Fwy Waeoes trot" $1919. '73 Gran Fury, from $33S1 3230061. - for Sale Fully Equipped And I Bedroom furnisheci gai' Factory Warranty apartment, clean, wall to wall 66-Horses '19 Willys Jeep Universal, wheel 415 Hwy. 434 East carpet, water furnished Couple drive, worn hubs, tow bar; all . ,."itp. 713 pets. 1100 month, 57$ INVEST WISEL. MOSSIE C. BATEMAN Like n'w 3 831-7700 10 gal Rheern water heaters, Reg quarter horse mare all tack running gear good condition 372 bedroom, cen'r air, w w carpet, Reg security deposit. Ideal for winier 9.300; pinto gelding, some tack, for natural gas. 155 each. Never 5399 after 5 p.m or any time Broker Real Estate ____________________________________ commercial ton 1975 LUXURY tmi residents. Phone 372 1305. lust In case $150 Phone 37362" used. 32386.00 days or 349 5)73 *tb ends . you want 100pm It ice business See Tp,, 11 71 Impef ill Lilirta 4 '. after S p.m --. ----Clean 7 bedroom, screened porch, 322.7643 ----Hardtop. Dome iii a Perfect 7rJ car. '61 Fairlane Station n your horn. 0l',' 9.28.900 big yard, 1 child o.k., 1)00 month Jama.can liuw m,tIhilc, with 10 PENCILS with name in gold, 67tJvesfock.Poultry Wagon.ocyl ,new inspection, new * * * Neat & Clean * * * maføuw blue crushed Veler. Ylu Phone 323 4767 I-1arr Id Ha Re'llt $1.50; Remit with order to J&A, tires 9495 321 0715. Dealer, ________________________ wa,teester., AM.PM taps, Cruise 2121 Curry Ford Road, Orlando, 3 bedroom, I'-, bath, air, fenced. I Sow, 1 boar and 2 weariling pigs, Can$rW. Ti" Seeps Wheel. Doer 20 6 room apt, downstairs, partly - 'AI 5771 1977 Opal Fla.. 321 Montia, $ 06. Brick 0 front down and Locks. Wdow Lecki. 9160; 10 big rabbits and cages, Immediate ____________________________ er kits furnished, fenced yard $100 mo •iid Windows? Yew'xs Get II, assume payments, Balance possessiOn $25,000 or 93-50 each; chickens and ducks, 3270334 Kitchen Bathroom Cabinets, Comofit, defy IN Mi?i ThIs is months at 910145 Phone 323-6011 $2.50 each. Call after 5 p.m. ' 'U beee always deesm.d Counter ops, Sinks. Installation after i 30 pm. PILOIAPI REALTY, REALTOR SAN MO PARK, I, 7. 3 bedroom 17"). ci wnix., but Nix et Could Atf.td I. available Bud Cabeil 32'? 6057 ___________________ 83) 191? Now it caii be y,vvs ut a Fricfin ci trailer apts Adult & family park or after Hr's. 631 iiii __________________________ -anytime 1965 YW its eri$li%al cast. Whea esu buy this Weekly 351$ Hwy 17 92. Sanford. New lnsfeci Ion, 5450 68-Wanted to Buy SAVE ON HOME FINANCING -biiv$iIvI ffs-Ound Car. W• will " '° Ci We v'UtOw11 Special wirreity. Near Shopping, 7 BR home. $17.000 717 WIth St. 372 1910 51-Household Goods -_ ty • Large lot. 3 BR home, $19,000 1 or? Bedrooms Adults only 1 6 Opel. 1st $160 cash buys. 323. We buy Furniture Chrysler t,i0t)'5 SA :s uIADER" Downtown 3 BR tome, $19500 PARK AVENUE MOBILE PARK 1691 606 David St Winter NEVER has so m h been offered 2545 Park Drive 570 up 44) Hwy 434 911.77W DAVES 373 9370 rn', ____________________ for so little For oly $79,900 you Mid20',3& IBR homes financed at ci,er 7iq n' ri cabn,-?. 3 needle AVALONAPARIMENTS can have this i B home, washer, lpct. interest position twin needle, front ADULTS, NO PETS compactor, FA Y TO OWN- 3 bedroom, cent dryer, trash Ini,xrhinin rlpIuup W*nq machine P-eat, fcfl('j $19.500 OWNER 116W 2nd 51 cablevision, outs e gas BOO Pa, halant'. mit 57$ Or 10 payments WILL FINANCE NOW LEASING HOLY MACKERI AHDY We It SAPIIOPD SEWING CENTER New, modern, I story efficiency have an owner w has 10 wooded LARGE- 3 bedroom home. Fla. • 307 Fa" F rst Downtown room, PLUS rental mobile apartments, attractively fur acres near Gene'- and would like 'In ciii E.e 169 1116 ni%h('d, onvenienlly located arid horns' OWNER WILL FINANCE toswap for a ho In the Sanford beautifully landscaped $135 mo. at saving to you. areal Give us a ell for more in Gold velvet sofa and chair, $10; Call between S:)0 5- For In formation, maple dining table, I chairs, 143; formation rail .723 0704 LAKE VIEW- Ibedroom, 2 bath, a a king size bed with spreaci, Uor 373 I 0 • W carpet RIGHTS TO LAKE 1059. 0 1 Bedroom & kitchen apt., mature CEDAR & TENNE EE STONE, 3 USE 933,700 OR home on z ioSt an acre. person, phone, 4 pc. sectional, Spanish style with washing Custom built with ountrylivingat WITT REALTY Privileges. No deposits. matching pt'destaIcomm3fl and us its best 7,030 • '4 It tiving area utilities. 372 7910. Req Re,i Estate Broker 321 06,&j octagon cocktail table, all slate It's a real henry 373 571. 372 7740; )23-7$9 top's $700 or best offer. 3237150 or L.aruc7BR.ciown,clean; all utilities after 6p.m. call 323-410. 322'2420 SANFORD-- 3 Bedroom, 7 b, furnished including heat. $40 week. 3222764. home, lust painted inside. ar KULP DECORATORS Your ML Agency Y Conditioner, shady yard. Will 109W 1st St .3fl-731.s $ Room apt ,aIl utilities turn. $10 per dicker or swap 519.500, We Buy Furniture REAL ious 250 P.irs Or wk or $130 per mo. $45 dep. 60$ ____________ CALL NOW . ,Magnolia Ave. 372 0261. LAKE MARY-) Bedroom, 1' bath -Ap liances Exclusi Area home, nestled under Shady trees ,,5 -. MONTHLY RENTALS Quality 3 he-cireori 7 bath hoe m on Country Style kitchen, central heat AVAILABLE canal, plus p I Large tree QUALITY APPLIANCES AT lair, VA term'. available $71000 9.150 5)75 Color TV shaded lot. $41, BARGAIN PRICES SANFORD with terms, ,AUCTION. Forrest Greene, Inc. QUALITY INN NORTH i 373 7310. Rag. 45.00 116, SR 431, Longwd REALTORS Beautiful kitchen and 3 bedroom 830 6131 m 61;1 I -KENMORE WASHER, parts, home, close ONLY schools and Lake Mary-- Clean furnish, serv ice. used machine's thopprng apartment for working man Only. ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. MOONEY APPLIANCES)fl 0697 $93 Phone 372 3930. Builder or De'vel r - Exceptional BROKERS KENMORE DRYER One & Two bedroom aparn buylnbuildingl sjustfarenougpi 0,-us 332-6)73 990 carpeted, air. turn. & unfurn, $95 from town P4'ds 17? 7352 Phone 371 (J747 up. 372 1610 32 ______ Sten s :ro in - -- . Rea 8utos - ______ - ____- Clark ______ Ass üriiè Paymènts Plymouth , I , Anytime UNDERCOATING - 2 -p ,_ Special _ .5O _______ - SEE U TODAY 31A-ipIexes Sch LAKE MARY 2 HP diiPlCi, Chen equipped Carpeted, central heat & air, $150 per mo. FORREST GREENE INC. 32)6333 REALTOR 322 $970 Two bedroom, turn or vnfurn, adults preferred, security deposit. 323 5131 or 3276470 1 bedroom unfurnished. kitchen equipped, air, carpeted, $9130 Adults only 3272296 wk,nds & eves 32Houses Unlurnishecj -, ,----- Bedrm, reno'atect, unfurnished house, 5135 monthly .No ap pliance's Damage deposit, Adults Call after 3 p m. 372 5466 .arge 3-bedroom house, 137$ Metlonville; fenced back yard Available Nov 5th 5723 month plus $100 security deposit Phone 904 331-9361. tassifieci Ads are the smallest big news items you will find anywhere, Bedroom, 7 bath, carpet, double carport, nice yard In Quiet neigh bornood, $723 month plus security deposit. 13$ 3691 or 131 6.303 RENT PURCHASE PLAN odern Clean 3 bedrOom homes, family room, garage,carpts. 63) t7fl CLIFF JORDAN. REALTOR ure Realty PEA TOPS Urarich 'Ce Plo I t?I OrlCnCjo Dr 322 1302 IM HU1 REALTY INC. 3374 Pan Or 122 2111 REALTOR AFT ERHRS. 3273991 179711 322041$ Owner house on 14th 3br years old, storage sheds, carport, nice vd with trees F.H.A, approvecic can assume present 7 pct mort; e Total $77,500 Ph. 3053321$' House Iocjf on Lot 71 Harden suboivisit 1st St $1,500 Ph 372 Kish Real Estate . ;p1 .(.QNTPAc_' T LAKE MARKHAM ES T ATES, The perfect 1 BR, 2 bath home for the young executive A place to dream. Your own dock on canal connecting 3 lakes to Lake Markham , Complete with fireplace in a quiet country ling 541,000 GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY- For the home owner, investor and the dreamer TAX CREDIT Appl,e's on these two new homes Now is the time to TRADE UP without waiting to sell your present home. owner offering these homes for TRADE, ASSUMPTION, or 2ND MORTGAGE to qualified buyers. 931.900 EALTOPS "Get 'Em While * * * They're Hot' * New houj$ in a rural area tb down paymes monthly payments less than rail Go v ernment tubsidute.d to qua Sled buyers Call to see you q4lfy! M.LjNSWORTH REALTY R Reel Estate Broker St 7Jô06Ior37JOStleves . FOR RENT OFFiCE & STORE BUILDINGS 4150 STORAGE SPACE I $7SUPPERMO FURNISHED APAR TME7ITS 1973 Westinghouse 20 Cu' It. frost Ire* upright freezer, clean, like new, lust for you. Phone 3722167 after Spm SMALL APPLIANCES REPAIRED "005 Sanford Ave 373 9370 -- -- - - ____ :_ _________ - 53-N Radio-Stereo ,- ___________________________________ C TV's from $30; B&W, from $15; Serv.ce all makes HERBS' TV 1700 S French, 3231731 - COLOR TV.'$1195M0N10 RENTAL PURCHA SE PLAN ___ - -1 ' M -7 I • Gardens - Luxury Patio Apartments STUDIO 1.2, 3 BEDROOM SUITES 2 BEDROOM TOWNHOUSES -- -- Ift 0. EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY 10 , - _______ Air _________________________ Conditioning - S BUSINESS DIRECTORY .t 11 _______________________ GIANT GARAGE & RUMMAGE SALE SAT., NOV 15.9 TO 5 CONGREGATIONAL CHRIS TIAN CHRUCH, 74th & PARK AVE an appointment . _______ __________________________ Carport Sale, Nov, 11, 15 117 Hays Or,. Sanford. Antiques, ap HILLCREST '73 central air. pliances, plants, jewelry. knkk. d'shwhcr, raised patio, Skirting, knacks, clothes -. & tie downs. Good loci'tiori ____________ Payments $4 29 mo Offered by 1" eneva Savings & Loan 373605), Barrmoton, double wide, new, 21' x 60'. central air, large raised screen patio, carport, skirtinu, wood grain lapsed s.dnq. ,-- , 1 MA ''' 42bile Homes FLEETLIPIE - Double wide new. central air, raised front sc reen room, carport, skirtIng, corn plelely set up. Near Li6 , 1797. Offered Savings by & 'Loan 111.5$ per month 373 ti)S1 I - - 371.0041 Call for Home Improvements entral Pleat 6. Ar Cond.t,cvri For free CStm,ltt's, call Carl Harris, at SEARS in Sanford 322 _1771 Need help on that Saturct.a, oh? Paneling dor, windows hung. concrete work. etc. By inc hour or by the lob. 322 9363 AIP C0NDIII0NING REFRIGERATION, DUCT WORK. 21 hour service All makes DYKES AIR CON BUDDY'S HOME IMPROVE MENT ALL TYPES OF CAR PENTRY AND REPAIRS 332 1331 Dli IOPJ1N(', - SOLAR HEATING AND WATER PURIFICATION SYSTEMS Call Phil Gonzalez 305 323 3939 AIuRvm _____________________ cover your home with aium s(intJ 7, soUl s,Steri- Also rct'r :i Vms Pootnq, utt e rs. E'p Try me 651 954) Additions. Remodeling All Type's 32) 4253 _________________________________ 'ids outgrow the swing set or'lrnlII bicycle? Sell these idle items with ad To place your ad, call cr lrrt'fidly CIass.te,mq.il at The Herald. 372 7611. or 131 9993 G Auto Service Tune ups acr,IL,.' ',',L COME TO YOUR CAR at your convenince. Costs less than ',('rvCe stations - ,. -- i IflIldttAas4nrl Pet Core - ' PET PEST INN Boarding l Groom ng Ph 3 32 4057 Phofo'rph, by ,'urson Cocxayne F 'rip .vLXi.1ri7 rn,tC% rS7l,)bl, 3fl e)a ___________________________ '' ,' - j KING Plumbing Spple's Fixture', ,'atc' Heaters Ia rn tO rTl thru S.t 2514 Park 3 23 5.412 Pressure Cleaning - ALA CLEANS At F tero re55 c ,:i �-, - __ - __ . =_ z - - - . - - j----- -- ti --- - - - -- - - - - -- iIT - I -- - '• - - - - -- - - - ______________________________________ - - - -- - - - - _ - - _ - _- - - - --- .---._ - - Lpu,.I11 - - - - L. - --- - - - - ----- _- - - - _ - I — - ----- ___________ - : - -- - ____ ______________________ - ______ - __ __ 1111 A—Ev e ning El Wednesday, Nov 121975 rt-Sty le Drama Lasts Until Mid nig ht Cou 0 Bradshaw l1v JANE CASSELBERRY Herald Staff Writer l I ;7 ; Hears nquiry 1, r ______ itI :I = I .~_.t - ,) Feathering Their __ - ~ I I I - I . __________ 1% r • il Lay.A.Way Now r km .,, i '• ____ < 4 - - - ' 10^ I r, PV -. \ _______ I Tel I ZAYRE PlAZA' *00 - - , -, .. - _. I 4 SCOTT'S - SOFT WEAVE _ • TOILET - Sir, and M Lee Mon -, num Wrap Just Wonderful • . I, ( BAYER -' '-- ., t ranspired, but became - ' - -1---- -n L.J I.rDn I Niblets -.' Niblets CORN 16, 1975 ., . 5?! pock. I • - _- Everyd - a y price without coupon.. 49{ ~_. - -, - witb E:;In# --- . SEAGRAM'S IJJ1EhhrL'_uI Jd11tJ" BEAM • ~ - i 88 I 'r. '001 -_;., While CHAMPAAGNE WHITE VELVET ~-RUM,GIN REG. $3.48 bribe or gratuity. When asked I I and if undue pressure was being put on her, she asked to speak FI IL -_ LP 1] 3 scent.d types- A I 4 1~ ! - ~ COFFEE I -. ~ z. J _X -1 1 7 - NOR ELCO Swcup Coffee Brewer ' - - - o CC $4,() 6ont n,ot Md. i rr . hui!dir h rr I 1£ 1 1 ! .,- ______ 1 - = _ _.- - I -. - I - - 2 3/8" . %, k 5 4& Re _ • $597 Foil WiH tip ~ ~ lo20 ( i 90 PoundS ' & SONNII'S 11AUTIQUI - Me Carol" "Call 13" D --- 5" -- . - I • 1 - —b - : - -- - -- . =_ - -- - =- SA& 7.9 " 40CARDS Re'9.'4." 99 ' 990 V $1.19 ________________ .: "Z~ - --- _. -. - - - ; I - 1. 1 ..1% ~, . I ~ , - -~ ~ __ - : 9 . I 'C plastic - - = ;11 - — f - -- 73~ . A -11 - A. _____________ _ M----~~ _ - - - t_11W - 11aft. .01P _ __ - - -1 -- A _4~_ .;!!.. I ,4t • - - .-.--- - — . -- 2 I - or chopped PING ~ cups llisquick L: cup grated cheese 1 & cup milk • I ripe olives I 8 OL can tomato sauce 6 tortilla& lightly buttered I -, lb. I about 2 cups) grated shprp cheddar cheese Resene for top - I "s o,L Jar Tang I pkg. Wylers Lemonade mix Isp. black pepper T one o6 t cookie cutter. Arrange on top of up chn ed 'ri'en & cup shortening flour condensed chicken CSflC° soup ____-___ 7~-~__ - 8•1O OZ STEAKS 5.16 OZ. STEAKS - Atmutonecupchoppedt-elery 2 onion chopped I ths lemon juice £ / 1 ___ --75 - -- 1 • nion . Or Pepper Steak ; . - I __ . - __ .; -.-.: - - -_ - --~_-~__ 4 OZ- PORTIONS V~- T , I—- ~ . - i Pot Roost , 1 ~~-_,:, -__-~,Ft-i ----t,.,EAA.if ~-.'r-~--~~-~, , ~ ~~~l z ~--~~L-~, k~W:--sit1,r1___4 j*~~t,-__14 - -, — r - LEAN MEATY PORK ~_ $ L8. J OT 1 a". ~_.-t ]-~.~-~'~%__ .7~_-Zl . .7 _.~_*~_Z!!~~' -_El__i ~_-. ~_____W~ Pork eggs (Upc mik ill J SPECIAL I Ieasp. salt LBS. $ Steaks ___ ___ 25 __ FRESH FLORIDA rI ; - i N I \ , T1 - : : If We Don't Have What You Want .-. % We'll Order It Evenings By Ap,ntmtnt hWY W .1 Itt 5! I M4I East i I 5id (3i 373 o chopped 1,1.- OVER 75 MEAT ITEMS IN STOCK :.1. PHONE 322-2374 I SAT. 10-5 1 can Cranberry sauce i med green pepper, . i is Portions BEEF-LAMB-POR PORK K-POULTRY POULTRY .- FURNITURE, INC. - ____ I. il deere -- -. . ~_ __ -..-.. v __ --- ---.---~- ~ ~~ inest - - Iff, - _3 __ - - -.. . __.~_ __ -P. -, 0_ r_ - ,., - MUIhI OPEN DAILY CS . Smoked 1 39 so Sam - - I I ] C. flonr ' A -1 - - skinnedi _ T. 1 ~1 - r~: Z~ z~ fvg;~ UliOr . . $ 6 chicken breasts, skinned and boned. (if you ("I laty—Ahole chicken tionalt Drain vi'g. and remove. St cup Iluur in re!nainint fat, -- _,., ~ 1, if:71~1.1c~ d 2 Bolsters Covers Corner Table I il - LB. 2 Beds with Shepherd Casters (Fantasticandeasb) green _ LBS. 5 COMPANY CRANBERRY CHICKEN remove. Quickly br`own the following: - fYi (Quilted Covers Available) Set dish in pan of water with cut-up stewing juiper bag underneath. Bake in Brown 31 7 lb. chicken in 5 tbsp. hot fat in (Jeep oven 350 degrees for I hour. - F Your choice of covers- & colors cheese. I,et stand nvernight or at least 6 ho urs minutes 1) not coser - - . ~ ;: -i I - - - ~ -V - 4~~ ~ - Butter baking dish well. Cut plait' tuna mixture over th" : heese alternatively in dish layt r of tioodks and then the Beat other ingredients together relliaining '~. can of noodles on and pour over bread and ----, - • 1'I -_~ 2 ~=-X~~__iw_ -_ - --_ -1 __R4 .k__1i3 AE_ CORNER buttered bread in cubes, first removing crust it layer of tread and t hen a layer of - -_- , 71~ '-- few drops ,)f Soy Sauce 1it all ingredients together lt Lan(hlnesenoOdlesinlo gtea.1 casserole dish and -- lt~~Ayl~_, -'- V't- -_ ,'_ _~ I : - C_,W,%-;;~~- -. 1k'_-k! —J_~z ~, I~-_,--,=~-~ M., -9. ----.-.- 39 .1 I 6-9 large slices buttered bread 2 cups sharp granted cheese - "!- . --_--_ ~r , - _--_! f~l -7v~77-_- -%'%._.'I.~IL -_"Z,j ; v:-_,-~X._L_c _____ _,_t~_ i'_~:4, 19 LB. $ v I'lls w __- r-,.-_~-_ -_ _z - - bs CIIEESESOUFFI.E I grand to make ahead : ;~__-~ ~_ #.-= - -- 89 Spare . - - "I., pices suggested as a gm] side iI -I - , , -7-,-- , - , ---- __ - I - -1 - - ~ M Mr 7m~_. zf 4_~J -, - ess __- - ~ -----I- -. -1 Greenegeta bl esi -tbthian I II - Beef 'L' PLUMBING WALLHEATING, INC. I007SanfordAve. 322-062 1 - -- - Ground Electric C.-'' I -a lea.sp. pepper 1 temp dry mustard dry roasttd General 'tb! k - 1 -- -__4t_-- I not bouillion cube . l z cup cashe% nuts I or peanuts - eces - -- ' . :-,~~- . f -_--- "!-" CIIl€KFN IN SHE RRY P4 cups milk x cupi cooked ham, Cook onion and - -- - -- YOUR CHOICE— HOT HOUSES Are For Flowers - Roll '2 inch thick and cut with a h k - 75 may need more gravy, add can . __ - : I tsp. cloves ' -, floured board about 20 seconds. cup cheese pep per , _ - — i sauceforaddedzestandflavor mushrooms) mushrooms, drain cup chicken bouillion, stir until d Add chicken, bay leaves, 3 whole cloves, I Lsp. salt and dash of pepper to gravy mixture. Cover: simmer 21-i ~rs. stirring occasionally. -It- 1 . 1. ~ drops of Vanilla I Nice for gifts too) lz c. Instant tes: bee(broth - - - I,4Llck (Ill into well greased with cheese casserole and bisquit topping. OP - -- - . Hum may be added to th ° - *k or 6 pinches Curry Powder and - ~_=__1 --1 - . I.1.- ..- !~ 13 To 5 LB. AVG. flao - I ,.,-- . . '_ - = I clo%e garlic. chopped or garlic to I cup boiling water. Good . Gen Miles adds avocado &&lad to spicy I.ayered Enchflads Pie. (Hemld Photo by BW Vincent Jr.) Pour I Iii chili powder - = - -,, 4 , p, 1-2 _ -. - I* BONELESS Z,3 green peppers 2 large onlons, chopped ' -- - ground I ottlon, _ - - -_X - - ~ - ~~~ _. I I -_ ._. _._~~ -_ . - , -_ . - - -- - ___ pepper write out and illustrate their in shortening, but not brown. 4 medium carrots, u In chunks favorite recipes which they flub flour into shortening. add sLipled into booklets for thw undiluted chicken soup and l i cup diced relery specialpeople on their gut lists milk look until thickened, 2 garlic cloe teachers she helped them COOKIE it II ___ ~_ mother with her children's Park S Holiday / • = e Add I cup of sugar and 4 pt. d ~_ __ - t ,:, .i~ r --- \ . . Altarnonte 3 lbs. chopped onion I.ast Christmas Gen shared - - - I. f , SAVORY HAM I'IF Springs Homemakers ('lob, (tn is employed is a ubstituti teacher at Milwee Middle School. A fashion modc and craftsman, she also finds time to participate in interior decorating claws at Se II . comb, rollers & 40 # .A I%% WM - ; I , . -7 i 2 tab '\\ =\ - R1,TFERSAEiCE lb. round steak 2 - SkIt 1 stIck of butter cutlnto'.inchslrips l'hesefavoritescomefromas Browngruundbeef,onionnd centers if using doughnut far afield as Asia and Africa, garbcinbutter Add seasoning cutttr Bake 450 degrees — for Herald readers A member of the - - . ~', I " 54& 11111 _ -- Cooker% to be found on book Remove from casserole to serving plate. Cut in squares. store shelves after the Yield.s: 4 .servings. Serve with aeado and tomato on lettuce We get sneak preview of for salad on side. French Bread this perfect holiday season dessert as Gen shares it with all or Cuban buttered 99 -- cir 33 sq, if, ii~oC _.i QA V4.N . - - - C'en's Baked Cranberry layers o! buttered tortillas, Pudding is a prize winner. She meat sauce and cheese. CASHEW NUTWICKIE entered it in ;I competition Sprinkle remaining I I can of Cream of Mushroom had grated chtese on top tortilla, has recently and soup Add water. Cover. Bake in a 400 notification that it will appear in a new cookbook, Potpourri of degree ov en for 30 minutes I can tuna ; Roaster Pan With wig, fall, t Rio. good code enforcement officer." Berlin said he never . - Ind. 9' of frock. - Iid Ternftc 24U53 0' ' in.ii Roll Pak 30 GIFT WRAP & - te. LvA & life-11 97 othm that Bradshaw was "a Aluminum 6- 4 Scotch m sound ond smoke. %,ricls k ~ p.t'? " chw.chug Mats ?I 59 RADIO t , ,~# I i` -, A 1 mommol"" ., St"d CLOCK , - 1 ________ DIGITAL :__~ -------- . I. - 4. / - 77~ -- _________________ bag of 12 1 59 - - - . ig W _~&_Wtiz.921*& 14 ti ~' Half-Gallon (Incls, 40-pc. Village) Orna Reg. i. - - - __1 1~ -_ er sauce. GREEN PEPPER STEAK - __ and some have a closer-to-home olives and tomato saucc. In a Satin Ball - :- HD5!30 projectBerlitt said he was not aAed to appear but came to thi Ackert, he said that dwing the 1. AD 99 Williams, manager for De. Q I *;,jow - (it) building inspector in tassilberry and Warren flatmg as he heard abtt it and was interested as a builitrig ~A - - souffles _____ - -• degrees about 40 minutes " Se r v"e ' , '"' butt - chateau briand' bouquetiere, proliterolles, and r pes. "I find gourinet dishes aae best saved for special adult evenings as they're not always appreciated by children - who prefer hamburgers," said Gen. "Instead, Ill share wi th YOU niv family's favorite recipes Wegr..ns Famous salt - Caesar salad, - .4r____- --_ :-: , . frozen ahead of time. Sift dry ingredients, add shortening; iiitlk and egg Beat 2 minu tes Stir in Cranberries. Bake 350 Serc :t; 0-or wi th green salad - ` ~~- 4. - -_his secrets with sauerbraten, ,_ ~_%__r CREAM , - :- ' / .- __j ------- Hai a light and witnesses were Toni Berlirt, 1 i C11 - ~ 1 - ' ,---- student with internationally known gourmet chef, I-eo . I I I I .. -. , - -- - 99 answer or to avoid Daniels said he oy said what he did out of concern for Mrs. Raley as and unexperienced." - -- , -__ ___ T .)I -, ICE 137 box. Tasty ers, SAVE :- - now lives at 749 E. Legan Dr., "raw - oft - 1 f52, Pc. it Drip Brews (never boils) , too Nid never told ber what to : i ;_?, ~ _~ oz ILM" = _ _ - i-2::b- ale." She stifled Bradshaw A i OOKIES CONTINENTAL ASSORTMENT loth - the coffee and filt fj 0 I = _____ -- formation' and Mrs. Daniels cautioned her to be careful" Mrs Hal sadsbefeltljkeshe 'i_ children — now ranging in age from Charlotte, 16, to John to Bob, 13. But she never lost her flair for experimenting with exciting new (wking ideas. She " " L M - - - -.--..___ AM 69 - -- -- - collecting recipes (rain "4~ ,~- . ITALIAN LIQUEUR !7 "'I 1 It.0 97 i 454& -- 4 ____ - I r- Anti-Perspirant i— - - - let 4 I cup sugar tsp. baking powder In a saucepan. Add cranberry sauce, sugar, and stir. Pour over chicken and bake in 325 degree oven for m in. -- - II GALLIANO $".k MEXICAN "/ Sconted or un- INUTS ~. Z= lj~. 1~ • , 2i peppers . ,,, , r ________ - FULLY COOKED sauce by frying onions and 1. __________ - - Place in casserole. Make a ,,., -- So go~ MITCHUM - - - .. -- ,4' - ryi . sonwwhat once she married Richard Miles, owner of a 79 a KAH LUA - . _______ t ;~4~ - ~ &or. _ .__ 1 11016 travels ___ 2-W. Sather MIXED I ,VODU I S4& __ ,- their native lands during W'V - - .:~___.— _ ~__-_--~ sw.16 7 - Fifth - 199 - ______ -- 4,) In Th*I or ALPHAwKERI BATH OIL But - 1 . Soak chicken in water for 15 oil will do mm. Drain. Put flour and salt in Two-thirds cup milk paper sack. Add chicken and 1 egg coat each nell Brown chicken ' lb. (w cups) fresh, not in f n g pan canned - around the world She had the added advantage, --- Sth CHATEAU LOUIS For Dry SkInCare ... .1 - - B1IKED CRANBERRY PUDDING f , lakingi I - ENLARGEMENT From your color noigative or slide. coupon must accompany order , thru Nov. 19 1975 - - Of. 0 - : . o c. margarine for - -, . Canadian JI ____ and had never heard or - ' I - "!Tt= .*P-- not to volunteer any in- ans 1 " and beautifuly. Born into a Navy family, Gen grew up to realize ~er childhood dream of becoming an a ir line hostess She combined this career Wiui aorie iiOuu) con-------- 494 57P COLOR ~ I Visa, - ______ Mrs. Karen Uey said 3he Raley said both John Daniels and his ton - _L_ slavi ng over a hot stove? g• without THRU TUES NOV 18 - - 4 GOOD PRICES yl ;; - ________________ enchanted travelers Nov. 13. (v.yy ~_ Therapeutic. privately with the cit attorne before replying. coon ---------- 2/ac - - I (las hi ng her dazzling smile for 27 . ' . ___________ . - ec 0 Gen Miles going about her duties as an air hostess and - asked him if he believed the he ~ I- ' . had passed a polygraph test within the past 24 hours and in ; UL I - - - 01 : - positories Worthmor., iar 12 - Bradshaw's attorney, -, 2 11110 F. - . c. chopped onion 2 tab. sugar Sup F I .- - - - 111111111 By JEAN PArrFoN - j1J -- - - — deceiving. Nov. 13-16, 1975. dee joined hands L bors 091 obiI,Oood •- C5 No gift was given to Brad. shaw, however, according to ~-___ :t AI ect e ~ ___ ! F - __ -- - ~_ -M . II* ______ - 2911 ..........— R TerrenceAckert,saldhisdflent Price Intl. 5i Nov 13 . , Lc~clr. ,C46 1110=11 the fact that workmen were betngheldup,sohe1efttoget something to eat. Although he did not hear the 1atement about the'$1QQbW,"hed"I am of the cipinion the man was asking for a bribe or something . Both IRISH PIrFED G iant 'UI and - - • He stated that inside the en- aggravated with Bradshaw's TL . they handed him an envelope. velope there was a thank-you card and a fresh, crisp onehundred dollar bill He then stat ed that these people were his friends and he had a lot of friends like that,Both Andersohni and Justice sta ted under oath they te eted this to mean Brad shaw was soliciting a gratwty. j J ustice's brother, nii, wor .-. and ___ witnessed most of what So hand in hand, G1 an d bands working oi matrimony Sunday 0 , wi I V - 0 - - - . Limlil they were building. He then said that near the end of their ----_- - - - , - . - serve in the public relat.lons . -- - -: - - , I I BLVD . __ __ - __ __ 7- I ~ . Maryland Fried Chicken, which has six stores in the SanfordOrlando area. Following th e revamping of th e Sanford operation, capacity for the area chain. i - v l:kj~,, A Maryland. Actually f,ee and Albert Constantine perfected After arriving in Sanford some three months ago, chi cken man, arrangements and huge standing brass candlesticks. Lee (Hoss) Moss, frequently chatted wi th Mrs. Robson whom he Rev. J.T. Pitts was the offlcIat clergyman and nuptial affectionately labeled "Mamma" almost ünmediakly. Then one selections were provided by Joanie and Geor ge Myers. Pe rry dayhespottedacuteblonde 'chick" (daughter Gladys Holzman) Foster was the usher visiting Mamma. Curiosity shifted mW sheer ecstasy, for th e Given in mar riage by a nephew, Marvin Wright, the bride chose preening peacock when he discovered the at tr active love bird had for her vows a pale green sleeveless gown, fashioned along th e no mate, had recently returned from California, and was jobless. slim silhouette, with a cluster of jewels highlighting the plunging reading his feathers, Lee's first line of strategy m lur in g neckli ne of th e modified empire bodi ce. The bridegroom wor e Gh)d)5 to the nest was offering her employment as assistant sparkling burgundy. manager of Maryland Fried Chicken. The crowing was pee, and so was the timing. Serving as best man and matron of honor were Bernice and Bob Gladys and Lee's paths crossed many years ago when she was Brown in management at th e original Capri Ritaurant, but th ey had no Immediately following the ce remony, guests were e cintht since Glad came to Sanford from Georgia when she trtained at a lavish buffet, from a tastefully appointed table was two years old, and although she moved away, including covered with filigree lace and centered with a decorative brass visiting 19 foreign countries, Sanford has always been her home candelabrum arrangement. The mam entree was Maryland fried chicken. po rt Lee spent 18 years as an announcer and disc jockey for several Following a northern wedd in g trip, the newlyweds will make, radio stations in the Central Florida area, their home in Sanford. The bride is the mother of three daughters,: &nce 1960, he has been an associate of the Co nstantine Barbara Collier, Memphis, Te nn .; BUll Kidwell, s Angeles, ' family, restauranteurs for years, who came to Orlando area (rot n Calif,; and Brenda Kidwefl, Atlanta, Ga. . . - RLANDO DR TT ble ring ceremony, In the ante room of Maryland th row from th e back entrance to Maryland Fried Chicken on Fried Chicken be fore an embankment of assorted floral French Avenue. , WED. thru ~~~:t ~. -.! .- -I .. -.--- -.--- ___ - -1-I - _.-- I- -- home of Mrs. Georgia Robson whose property is just a stone's (ilelight, dou A 1 I C - 1 - ______ 1 oi n The romance began over the back fence of the Maple Avenue - -- - .. - herald Correspondent 1 in _________ —I -1 _______ - - J • I ' REG. 89 job he went out to the site and - IngHera,Sanford Ft_WednCsday,NQV 12,1975—lB ' I .. - ' ____ - -, _=1 0- _______________________________________ Love Birds __ never solicited a bribe of meals, on April 4, according to his have been physically Im- sufficient evidence of any WINTER SPRINGS "flrathhaw happened to drop would be appreciated. Williams said while involved money or equipment, records, not as May or June as possible to have been there for criminal tent on Mrs. Mullins will be called Bradshaw's by and as he and I were talking, NIveting for the fourth time as a with the $6.5 million Sheoah Bradshaw, when called to the the witness had remembered. inuch more than one hour. I part. bard of inquiry into alleged project his contact with stand, said he he said this to me. - 1 don't back for further questioning has kept a daily lie also denied being at the Council voted 4.1 (with Mrs. Also improprieties in similar usually charge for re- tonight at 7:30. — 1 tits office by City BuildinWg Wolgreen... POUND Inspector Ray Bradshaw, I Al & YOURS FOR THE ASKING ' a i i' .J W I i I T TA • city council Tuesday night heard testimony until midnight PETROLEUM I From sitnesses concermng t A CHO alleged possible attempts to soli ci t a bribe or gratuity. of containir caps for / Al th ough billed as only an your proscription inquiry, not a trial, g / resembled a cour troom drama complete with the nervous choose the child I y ou ng buddi ng office clerk, i . sofe closure dramatic revelations; a witness choose the whose testimony was inI temipted because of i llness; standard closure _________________________________________ ro cross-examination by the SA VE 22 PRICES ( SAT. "\ : ( defense attorney;, reluctant the csoi. cop, wch —I ov w. O plus featured everyday Waigrien values I I testimony b the 'defendant" I Sd ' For I Ample stocks he" been Otdoted. but It a sell - out I AIPDfl climaxed with the Introduction able it mciwissis4i by yov or yovr physition ivit ask. c<cuts, "RAIN CHECKS" will ba availlible to of surprise evidence that I Christmas 9:00a.m. . 9p.m., Mon.. Sat. contradicted one of the sworn ,1*0t_ FOf Tit. _'As Adflhii..d" $iisIn OwSioc,s 44 cm IIáC 1 lOa.rn..:p.m.,Sunday complaints. 'egIa pi•s Quoted 'ly ay at so'w .toe.s. Right 'sie'.d to limit Sr-4 PhOne 23. X Copyright Walgein 0250 ry QUñtItISs Oil &ii Robert 0. dersohn and Co.. ISiS carpentry con tractor, J. T. • ' .r • • Justice Ill stated in an affidavit nrI_'tiJ'iii.i' t Bradshaw, after being In called to Andersohn's how PLU-041 U • -% then undier construction, to ., _ ,I approve notching of a stud to .. 100 TISSUE 25-Feet by 12-Inch get clearance for an air con. _______ -r t HAIR ditioning duct, "sometime 9'RAY, 13..oz. ASPIRIN TABLETS Good Nov. \ ( TWIN during May or June," spent 00, • ) 1 13-16- 1975. i Good Nov, Good Nov. PACK 10 I ~ [ approximatley three hou I \N C 13-116, 1975. 13-16, 1975 59~ ,.,, At ,.: ~:_~-;:~! The) stated Bradshaw related 3 -__ 1975. .-" a story about someone whom he . 37~ Limit I wit I COOn -Eay thout hat WOMEN S 11 , I inspection, but it costs to ci --~ vr:.,-~ ;.. - .-., ~; :I -I - __t__,.:,_ -. -..-..-I___ I._ - ~I 6 1 / I From Homeowner, Contraor .0. . ---:.ir known a building inspector to Br. idshaw had bettri on an log since January and the in- site for three hours, Irene VanEepoel voting no) to affidavit submitted by ~Mrs. solicit a bribe in Seminole or almost weekly basis, but he had spection referred to took place according to his log, itsa ing' Vy Orange County. SALE I% ~ Nest NEW HOURS: Mon., Tues., Wed. Hos / - ThurS. 9 to 5:30; Fri. & Sat. 9to 4 — -_ - —--- I �2B—Evening Herald.anfcrd, FL -- Wednesda y.,-Nov. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, Nov. fl, 175-38 FJLIRVVJLY rI AliJLRKETS E ES A4 JLT U T PRIC ES!! ____ _I $38' HWY. 17-92/2690 ORLANDO AVE NOV. 3THRUNOV 19, 197S UST • STORE MT L RS 8A.M.TOIOPM PRICES IN THIS ADEFFECTIVE PAY Sirloin Steaks )( C I WINGS W-GIBLETS ' LB. Whole fryers • 58c LB. SAVE UP TO 81c LB. Top Round Steaks SAVE UP TO 40c LB. T.Bone StCUks SAVE UP TO 50c LB. London ECONO.PACK MIX D 3FOREQUARTERS Broil Cut Up Fryers LB. 68c SAVE UP TO 2Cc LB. ' SAVE UP TO 60c LB. FAMILY PACK - CAN Beef Patties TTIES LB. FROZEN49 -- $ s -• _ __ • 4 ,,D . L 59CH" unn ,,Face Drhiks . Steaks PACKS Spry Family Fare Drinks Pace Setter Dog Food 42 OZ. CAN1-39 39c '0z LB LB 2.99 ' : • Bravnschw.Ig.r IL 1 111 . 1 28 $1.58 a LI. BASKETS FRESH Pole means LB CRISP Cabba • LB WHITE ALL Pototo. PURPOSE $1u.ww 29c 12c L10 p1.19 I 69C ' LB WISCONSIN VANDOM CUT 98C GLAZED Coke* Irruitstou.. Quarter Loins Rib Chops Sparo Ribs I VW 1gf $ 1.39 EA. 1.19 CENTER CUT LB 3TOSLB LB Boston Buti Roasts 89 LB. ASSORTED CHOPS Pork Steaks 0 OR ME . LB. like Del Monte, Stokely, Campbells, Kelloggs, Be - HALF GALLON 1975 Sirloin Tip Steaks Cube Steaks 8C 9:C ::. TOP Fairway gives you our customer the extra value of Top Value Stamps. VALUL.l Now more than ever before the dollar STAMPS $ LB. TopValue Sta mps I $1e58 . LB LEI', FAIRWAY Spare Ribs Ork Loin Chops Beef Short Ribs Sirloin Steaks Top Round Steaks $ 1.23 Cube Steaks GroundCh,,k Stew Beef 0 Sirloin Ti Delmonico Steaks PUB A&P wo I 1' 219 99C 1" 1" 88C 1" 1" 1' 7 121 53 03 —— MINI $1 1' 1 219 218 129 119 128 2' 2" 219 2' P9 1" 1" P' 2" 1' P9 1 1" 12 138 —,_ WISO shopper shops at Fairway : 3" 278 4 •• WITH PURCHASE OF . $irOo OR MORE FOOD ORDER ____ JufI ___ . — •3301 Edgewater Dr 4205 Curry Ford : :d 925 S Orange e5300 Silver Star Rd 05730 Like Underhill Rd *1 70 W. Fairbanks Ave W P IN ,/ TopValueStamP 1 I iI.— 1" 2" ____ ____ I __ III 1\flI1 aflON1 - V= TOP VALUE STAMPS 1 TOP VALUE STAMPS ._ - L; ,I ... -. _______ ______ 1JJL* .:IAN,O____ I I _I - 'Hwy 1792. Maitland •2690 S Orlando Ave Sanford *1601 N Bermuda. Kissimmee :5471 SOrq:AVePI,eC:S*IQ H 2" Ve . WITH PURCHASE OF I 1 Pick up your Extra Bonus Stickers complete your )%L-JffTOP VALUE STAMPS Rich 'N Chips or Pecan Sandies a Pack 16 Oz. Bottles N ADA DRY GINGER EXPIRES NOV. Iv, ALEINJ too .•,-' I. IVORY LIQUID n oz. of- 0 EXPIRES NOV. --_ -=-=-.--=--==---=-------,---- -------_________ ---_ Ala Bonus Top Value Stampsa No limit on cards. SIZE EACH "TRIM THE TREE" COVERALL CARD IS WORTH 500 BONUS TOP VALUE STAMPS in -----=---==-'--'--- C, Coverall "Trim T11e Tree" cards, good for Extra WITH PURCt-IASE of —_ ----- -===------ _ --=-----'-_- -= -- ----=. ,-. --_ ;. USE THIS MAP TO LOCATE A FAIRWAY NEAR YOU ______ Coupon Good Thru Nov. 19, 1975 in so I ---- ———— ___ 174 PRICES IN EFFECT MONDAY, NOV. 3, 1975 EXPIRES NOV. it, 1975 ---=-- Crocker and Family Fare are your assurance of lop Quality Round Bone Roasts ITEM COUNTRY STYLE PORK IE;RK 4 -. WI'(H PURCHASE Of -____ Thousands of national brands and packaged groceries, names . FRESH GROUND HOURLY I TOP VALUE STAMPS - __ Giucerles PLAM 3 LBS ___ 1E Wklff- M~% EXPIRES NOV. - GROUND Won= GALLO Florida eggs, create pleasureable shopping in our Dairy Departments PURE !r.urrwy-uTuu. _J • C I DOZEN k Fruit 100% .. S • - ARPAOUR SLICED Cooked Salami A broad selection of cheese, milk, baked goods, Fairway Farms fresh - 78c .. 59t LB. BAG 10 daily into Its stores. Produce brought In fresh from all over the nation. Markets. Save Top Value Starn s for free, practical inflation fighting gifts. Mwsbrooms 3 _ Fairway Markets is striving to bring fresh garden fruits and vegetables r $NOW TOP Apples .'. FAIRWAY FARMS Chuck Roasts 9:28 1.28 LB. SALAD Tom to" 8 . PKG. KAHN'S CHUNK Sirloin Steaks Round LB. Club Steaks T-Bone Steaks L.. PACK roducl., . SAVE UP TO 20c LB. $1 . Coronet Bath Tissue • 1.19 one of six steers can pass the Tosfendor Test-You can now confidently buy corn fed Western Beef at Fairway Markets. $1 LB. .28 HOt Dogs $1.08 Bologna 98c 1.98 Sausage Western Beef Is naturally tender. No tenderizer added I Because only Dairy CED Bacon -1 0 .! at Unconditional quaranteel Armour & Co. and Fairway Markets Join to guarantee Testonder Beef to be fender and flavorful. This corn fed . SUNNYLAND SMOKED etleyTeaBags CT. Roasts I . I •0 $ COPELAND SLICED T oo • - - LB. PEPPER - MUSHROOM. ONION SALISBURY CHUCK WAGON LB. $ - M . Y0 ' SAVE LIP TO 70c LB. ARMOUR — PAZ c SAVE UP TO 40c LB i MONE YSAVER 31.: BOX Beans . o Ribs SAVE UP TO 40c LB. Eye Round LB.88 Argo Cut Green 25I D elMonti 14 oz. 38 Beechnut Strained Baby Food301, 14i Campbell Tomato Soup 18: Encore French fries Imperial Soft MargOrine 69c ' $1*68 1978 Roasts Sirloin Tip $1qa8 Roasts California Roasts 8 _ Round Beim . . SAVE UP TO 30c LB. Cube Steaks MONEY SAVER FAMILY PACK _ LB BONELESS AND ROLLED - NO WASTE (SUNDAY 9A.M. Too PM) Parts 0 _ 'I - Top Value Stamps _ Rump SANFORD _ ers yo u S avings pius SAVE UP TO 7OC LB. ON THIS ARMOUR* TESTENDER BEEF _ 0if >t — _ -===--.--- I. Th .. .. �48—Evening He rald, Sanford, FL Wednesday. Nov. 12, 97S fIts, CLIP T COUPONS & A.. ......... COUPON DISCOUNT COUPON wim ti'1T1 $310 Cl MOlt talL 1101 liMit I COUPON P11 CUIYOMII I THE OF TWO PINT CUPS SUPERBRAND THIS COUPON GOOD FOR 40 WITS Tsl Pk. CT Ti its P 1"(11011 I. iii CICI 0N LV *DOti$$ UN Twil aai a a tot*i PUICw*l 0* QUPON 0000 tHILI iiv - • 25 OFF ON PURCHASE BACON I J COUPON 0000 INIU NOV ii flfli 65-7:::" Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. DISCOUNT couPo, DISCOUNT COUPON COUPON S000 INRU NOY, Il 1 ...... ....... . - -' 1*fl'ip CtQAItttss WITH THIS CUPOH - 01*1 I00D At A2.lfl IIIJIU 1$ Cl 01 MOlt PUICHAII I 1CIU94NO 1110w wits (1cjip A Ot cii;estrin POTATOE SOUR CREAM 'flIp lIMIt 051 COUPON PIt $ 110*11, C • $1 u -. V)) PRICES GOOD NOV. 13 THRU NOV. 15 WD BRAND U.S. CHOICE FEDERALLY GRADED HEAVY WESTERN AGED BEEF . ft lI I HICKORY RIB ROAST IF La. BorIt% .' 89 , (ui Delmorncos • • BONELESS i 13 PKG. LB. BEEF ALL CHUCK INCL. 7 bone cent., cut Itilit Luis, S-rel Sliced , 09 LB. Supe*b*orid Cream Cheese. 55C • Heat TENDERLOIN - B I Strip Stea ks .. .. W i 6 3 LBS. 02 MORE HAND[ PAX W-0 BRAND PUB Oscar GROUND BEEF Rib Steaks . 0 0 Round Steak Stew Meat pG $229 Of M •, • .• • uIqf at All fl,tI I LB IOU 89C I.", 929 . . . . . . . . L15 .1 - 2 twi PUICMAII ot Two OL IUPIPISAND a. a' t*aot •O.I At *.05$$ 05 twit PI M055 tact. c.os. *50 a totat ,vtcwa;a as l$Mfl I COUPON PCI cV$tO*sI. HARVEST FRESH RIPE \r GOLDEN I BANANAS $169 (6 GRAPEFRUIT or ORANGES I 3 B . II LF L USDA GRADE 'A' FRESH CHILL PACK . --- TURKEY BREAST ____ US0 -- A - Grrd, A r'ii (*.0 PoCk Turkey Thighs. ' 8 US0 79c A 1 Qtadr Sausage •PKG l og CA i PKG 929 WHIP TOPPING II, °' Yogu rt nIp Meats 9" . • • • PKG CARTONS $ r . . . • 69c Variety Pack • °' $129 -' PKG 411 41, PKG. lOox. \\'b ' T -' c 89 ALL BEEF FRANKS 2 . 79 Ilk C ia(oja9;'°;°;T;": C 4 (NO HEAD OVER 39c) HARVEST FRESH FANCY RED OR GOLDEN DELICIOUS LOTION BLADES DESITIN : 88c KIWI - 1O 01. • SIZE SHOE POLISH CAN 37 \ 113 TOWELS 39 FOR HARVEST FRESH YELLOW BAG ROLLS RoIaid 4110 C 1 . . - TABLETS 2 1,, " '9 33 ROLAIDS \ iso-cr. $1 79 *co .,. -- LISTIRIPIE )4 LOZENGES CP 79 SOMINEX " 4 HARVEST FRESH IDAHO BAKING tit:, I I'jif:' ( KAL All Flavor; & KAN CHUNKUP 23 Dog Food. . .. Dog Food.... Kitchen Bags. o Ctiip-A-Roos \ \J9\ JAR 6 57c - Hr.,son Puncn Biscuit Mix Cake Mix . . 46 57c ICog 75c • • • RIUNITI 01 PKG LUMBRUSCO 95c 901. . • • PKG. Jiffy White ni Fudge f 99c Frosting. 7' . . . aot. 31C 24 oz. 35c BOTTLE 929 lii I IlL it 91lI For ISL 69 c 1I WESTERN CORN FID FULL 1,4 LOIN SLICED INTO tIiIltwo6pocIit tOOo,,,To5, I I¼. it' l SUNSWEIT K4 PRUNE JUICE .. . CHILI W I BEANS 39 BAG -BOBBIES $189 's APPLES K1 I K9BAG 79C HARVEST FRESH its THRIFTY MAID 1O S LB. - : POTATOES HARVEST FRESH STAYMAN Jiffy Y.11ø., or De-ils Food IS CT PKG, ' Suyor iffy 4 o: C AN BES PAK c [o . KM KAN STEW • 141 4SjC' 55c CAN S4 IPI E 3z COTTAGE CHEESE Beans REGULAR OR SPEARMINT 27 SUP(RIR?.ND REGULAR OR STA FIT LOW FAT PORK CHOPS APPLES rIPd GALA "1 3$1 GILLETTE TRAC It : Cottage Cheese / jEjONIS Sliced Fit [0- C CABBAGE $ 00 AlI CORN Green TABLETS Sperb.on.i Regu lar or Sta LBS. HARVEST FRESH GREEN JUMBO Green Giant kilt lr.n Slc.iI V \ BEANS PKGS. GREEN GIANT CREAM STYLE or WHOLE KERNEL 1-LB. W.D BRAND REGULAR OR i' FOR K LIMAS 5T 32-oxS CUPS 49c PKGS. Picnic....., - TANGERINES -- Hickory Smoked Sliced Pork SNo uldlif Arm . 99c --' HARVEST FRESH FLORIDA Harvest Froth Rarna;nj ASTOR BABY OR PARTY PIZZA 00 9.01. Call Rf1d,U All Vatir-tet Cope SMOKED PICNIC LB Is C I SALUTO AND WHOLE PORK SHOULDER ARM 1, I, HARVEST FRESH I 1 0 CORN ON COB PIES 79c $1 of ', 1S , IOLE sll $3 00 Of M 014, pur c hase •icltadinçjc9oi.tt.s CbW Pct 'A Wt Mg AJ$.•i C,, A$?Ø Ota iusc, At LaClIlt ON iNi3 PAlS a a toi* UlC5*$a OP it Ot SOIl ILCIWD4IoI (*01 StIlt? I C0u4 014 Pit (Ultowi. I BIRDS EYE POT PIES a-oz. S 0 0 10-01. with %S39 It • HARVEST FRESH FLORIDA I0 MORTON CUP CAKES MARGARINE Limit I wits ts !.,LLP1 5 I S STOUFFER'S SPICED, YELLOW 6v SUP(RBRAND 9" : PRODUCE I :/ ri s 89 WITH THIS COUPON C-000 FOR PUICHAII O iI3, HARVEST FRESH FLORIDA WHITE LB Ground Chuck I ( CAN$ ' . . I Mark et I wits $1.10 OS 6 JUICE WITH T" c COUPON GOOD JOR So, '1, ALL FLAVORS I & HA $149 le as Pizza.'.. B scuits . 5nnyInnt P'ccnhtasl Link $199 LO EGGS %-01 surTd Sor e l 0 g Sirloin S*.ah of 0 I.Inj U.S C'c.e Beef .e.A1Th : ORAN' Ut I 1 W 0 Brand U.S Cho,(*BOrrl.I.11 Sausa e Franks 79c W 2004 . • • • Cooked Ham . . . .4.11 s - (THIII 1 2-04. Covilii) on Smord fltnd W-D Brand $1 39 Fish Sticks . 2 Fish Portions 1 ½t5 99 Pork Liver... Tip Roast $1" 0 Bra n d U S C,u Rn*I,it 0 Sausage SI-ced T -- . W box will s 99 11 - and 5ri.e Cuo.d •. 411 99c LB. EIF WHOLE AND IN CRY.O.VAC $ TO 7 LI AVG. LOIN - - ' Fish 'Fillet ( sI, VI j'Il1 THRIFTY MAID ICE MILK I IdBacon 2..g si'l $ CHUCK ROAST ( 1ø• I I I 59 $ $269 . USDA CHOICE STEAK OR ROAST — ) Serf stroll, Of asto. $5O1lls5 *5 ADOII$$ ON 951$ PAIl AND * total PUI(NAIl 00 of OS MOSt ISCIVOING CI•AI9TI1. liMit I III cu 15) •UICN*$t - COUPON 0ON ts*u way ii AIT ° - LARGE WITH THIS COUPON GOOD FOR 50 - DISCOUNT COUPON It It SWEET ROUND ROAST f.Z CARVE PS IL( OPADI :::._ ~_- -~! Ii 1 ORANGE, SEMINOLE, OSCEOLA, LAKE, CITRUS, BREVARD AND COLLIER (NOTE . . . NOT GOOD IN VOLUSIA COUNTY) W..D BRAND USDA CHOICE BONELESS BEEF BOTTOM Ii' $UPlR$**o covp .00 istu Nov. 3CAN PRICES GOOD IN THESE COUNTIES ONLY WINNOIXpI STORES, INC. COPYRIGHT- 1973 DISCOUNT COUPON ,1 SOY. It SHORTENING Ottli 0000 Al £105 1111) 111910 5110* with 51 es OS MOaj PUI(5*i, lICIUD*s (IbAllItit lIMIt I COUPON 511 CUIIOMI., Quantity Rights Reserved 1 ,,_j • _•v ASTOR THE PURCHASE of FULL 1/4 PORK -WIN SLICED INTO - JJ J — PORK &1 . is isoisisiwo cola WITS 'Oil At *001111 ON 151$ PAll AN A 101*1 PUICsA$l 01 istu as uoa; tact. Ital. LIMI' I COUPON Pit CIJIIOMII. qy'p1 COUPON . ON zf 5_ FOR SO' GOOD DISCOUNT COUPON OUPON boo 'SUU NOV. 9) Wednesday, Nov. 12, IS-5B — DEPOSIT PEPSI m COLA PLUS 5.1 MUSHROOMS .. LB. 1• two B-pack? witli $5 00 or more putchote e.clvding cigar.ttet HARVEST FRESH U.S. NO. 1 WHITE PACK Fr.ih Mt.oT, J Lt A.,iU,) Spareribs . . C I to BTLS. C POTATOES La. S 99 BAG Limit 11 0 - •- �'B—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. aaa ---- • EXTRA CI 1 1 — W EXTRA IL!j!J4tGreen Sfampsp ujEJ4itGreenSfamps1 p! " WITH tHiS COUPON AND PVNCHASI 0, • La (IS 33. McCormick Vanilla Extract 2-ox. bottle H 1 ii 197$) iv EXTRA (Exp.iW.d.,Noy. 19. 197$) JWGreenStamps EI 20-ct. pkg. (hpë.iW.d.,No. 19,lc73) 37. s I1 II (EzprnW.d..p1.v 19,197$) a.a PUWX 36. EXTRA P"I 25c-off label Soft & Dri Anti-Perspirant 11. . II (EIpI:W,Jp4.yI91:7$) a.aaa Prell Concentrate Shampoo 5-oz. be Z ;, '' IJWGreenStamps 0 r I Pubiz jE'$.sW.d.,H.. 19, 1975) il T TU I COuPON AND PUAC,.4, 0c 11 11 6. II I ti COuPON£110 PIJUM CA$I 1,. 8. Ii II 11 One-A-Day Vitamins Regular or Iron 100-ct. bottle (Li.p.,uw.d., Nov. 19,1973) 10. IL amaa.aa.aaa_...____,4 Low ft EXTRA WGreenStamps PL. Ulx I 1 . -a -aaaa - .a - f;wm Ou F474 Fed fl,.+ . VTL. SAVE 1Sc, F,ci.i., : Queen Assorted ON111 A FEW Publix the the _X, Door Coke COuPON £110 PUUCWIIi no Vaseline Hand Lotion bottle _____ "I'll "THI S COUPON AND PuACHASI QP Girl . Cover . ake-Up 7-oz. bottle •" N ' 1" "' '2" , Si., Sliced (Save with Grit. for Irsolifost) Country Ham.............. PAO Tonn.ai., Pride, Whole Hog e X t P.— Pork Sausage........... kofoa.d Treat, Tasty Fro..n Trout Fillets ................ ra • 1" 9 OF ' 9 S.afe.d Treat, Tasty Fvo,.n • • G . Pubflx • ASS I &i vvnEru WH EN • .rac ,• Razors ee a in p S F 11r- 1111111lawbowilirg- Y `j~~ Biscuits fl - - - KRAFT I AMERICAN .'.-. c: •4U . lndivWuaSy.Wrspp.d, Prnc.ss.d Chase" Food. Sharp, Amorican, . 16. 1 Gillette Trac II Blades 5-ct.pkg. 3. I Publix • ____ • i Nov. 19 II 1973) 19. aaaa, .a_____a aaaa *171471475 SI ,p Mennen's 5k' B EXTRA I 'I 1 P pj S Somlnex Tablets 16 or 32-ict. bottle 1 11 1 (Izplr.iW.d.,N,., 19, 1975) --------- - na_ a.t, - a.. - -- _ - I .P ' op a,. aa aasa,a I 31. aaaaaa aa a aw a - a a a W,aaaaa aa aaa4 aa aaa Ij JJW$reen5tnmps v 1 25. I. aaW,aaaa.aa.. .aaaaa a,, a (EzuWdp4.y)9:973) U Si • saw aa- a. EXTRA room a .. • U II • - as - a .'3 -a .p LargeorSrnalj Dam id (Itpfl.W.JL,, 1973) .aa a Chuck Blade Steak.... Sail I Pot Roast.................... ib 99' Try This Delicious Beef found Tip Roast .................... . S l it 79' P,01.0 B..f s 79, Beef Chuck Arm Great For Bo,.BQ.s Bee f Plate Short Ribs.................. P1.7..1 Smog tr'd Key Club Steak................ PI.ni.wm Ile EXTRA Smucker's Jellies,,.,.. lb '1" Imperial Oven Roast.... S.II • P,.n,.wrn P,.t0 I ½l 1 Bensi.,. L..I --- ... fn..t,.k I....I ..- (-i --- ---... L..l. ---- Chuck Shoulder Roast,b'l" S w ill *P..oswi Proton $..Oplate ... '. • •.,_._..•,. Ground Beef : -:•:-:-:-; H.V.P. lb ' /b'-, . \ — D et rgen it e ' I A W PL*11 U 1$ III THIS (0* ON AND PVNC*4*$t QI a - aaaaaaaa,aa a 4 La a a - 'a*a east Beef.................. "t" 79' ' Tity KiffisFv.,h Submarine PUUX BIuBo 32. Bow I $ 1 Cal* Slaw .................... &i,••;i 'a,aa aa. a 49' I Ttts T.mpttn', F,spsh'AoIi.d Coconut ' - _ '2" Z' 99' Custard Plo -------- --------- - ` Swift PromjI.n,,). Conn" Hams 49. it, .,, EXTRA 591 FtffI14?IGreenStamps U.S. #1 floaida While air Pink seedless , XTRA rh I' 'o'lGreenStamps Cel.t.r101, .4x:) 8t.99' Fresh Broccoli. , r f! r fl We riG.t"IT", Sunshin. - Cheez-it Crackers................ 69' Fruit & Honey Halved at Sliced Peaches------------------ Cooking Onions.... r--'tar V :_ -. - J Green Beans.............. .-. Green Onions.......... _. ' 355 3 - _• _ 59 Sons Lie Strousel C.Cf.. Cole 45. L 1,1 l2-oxpbg. Need, '', llt EXTRA t"i a • Far Salad, or Stuffing, Fresh Groon Si Bell Peppers MMOSOMOM 0 29 Veg-All.............................. 3 o 6 89' SAVE ?ôc, Betty Crockor I,.., Gingerbread Mix .................,s, 49' Cracker Crust......................."a ,5, 59' SAVE 20c, Hefty Toll i - Crisp Cucumbers..,. 3iar 39' - Garden Peas .................... 3 '303 ,. 89' Kitchen Bogs......................... 1 i Salad Perfect Froth Sweet Potatoes.....................'.L 49 SAVE 2c, ?&P Tond., g Zesty Sun Giant kand(2buncbe,p,,pbg) -._--. SAVE lOc, Si-ut, Cut Sweet Potatoes.................... 3 JWGreenStamps a'. • 498 Fresh Crisp T.nd., — •_)03 $1 Johnston Graham od3t.ut Saraiharn Fried Chicken............ lot serve with Choose Sav'o SAVE lc.M4xodV.g.toblu Sandwich ................... ' 89' FT*Sh-MOdI (Good wfth Pried Phi') I (Erpa.. Wed Nov 15 197$) naa a "c" l ow 5 •- SAVE 7c, Bruce Cut 89' Pepperoni.................. Buirorful Sliced C.elt,d (Mole • SandwIch) li~" Pubilx I JWGreenStamps 99' Eewtt What., Colm.nas, Rod Em oron or Block I*ber (Your Choke) per arapes................. ......... 5,. 33' U.S. Fancy,Crisp Juicy Now England lb. McIntosh Apples.. 3 og 59' US:1 Flavorf ul Rwid Qf9. 32 ,—'1't L_ / Argo Figs .......................... 3 I Tasty Pmh or Sm.&.d iUv.rwurst.................. I' I ___ Serve With Pods, F& IS AppelI Sauce........................ 3, .., SAVE 17c, Tasty DslIclou. Slk.4 Lebanon Bologna or EXTRA tn 395 ;' iS Rw . • gg 49' •- MILKY WAY. SNICKERS. OF N SN's PLAIN OR PEANUTS S-pb. pb1. , P THIS AD GOOD AT THESE LOCATIONS ONLY - 71* IUI[tHltllulaulmmutui \\ C ol d Pbwer -•' r o l , IS. 'S7$t I - '' Plot 49' SAVE 2O, N.si.a ya asPia asset lot CANDY BAR SALFI / 79 59' ,p. 5 6" or 8" RangeR fledor 0 iHflhIflUHflJflhJJ1flIflflfilm - --- Deluxe Dinner ............ .1 , 59' Dinner Napkins........ I Short Ribs...................... lb 99 45' ' SAVE 14c, Kraft Macaroni £ Choose SAVE$,Lad Scott Facial 1ssu. SAVE 6, Scotlini / • No ' Instant Tea .................. *11*. VHI$ COUPON AND Pu$Cuse.i of 11 ' Pkil" omato Ketchup...... 1975) - - a a - a-. a - a aaa a.4 __________ __, •__ '1°' P,.r,i..,,,i P'.T.0 Ben.l,,. $,f IT': '1" P,.T.n le.t Chuck Blade Roast....... lb Beef far Slow ............ 13" SAVE 12c, Grope, joc.,.,.y Strowbony I a a a a aa.aaa aaa.4 La.aa am.. a a WIIw IN'S COUPON LAP PICUALS Of 29. iI pp ng .. Blue Bonnet Soft Spread 2-lb. bowl 42, h ho s Ptl1z _ JWGreenStamps j CCIJPON *110 PJ*C*1416I QI aanana a. 55 WITH IHISCOUPONANDPUUCNA.iO, PtiJx re is a pleasure JWGreenStam s EXTRA WGreenStamps 9 whe EXTRA Mr Coffee Filters No a4 a.. Somali (txpsW4N.,1,973 --aJ L.- '.::1:--J ' b,4 Brecsdjtjiutt.r........... oftAVE 4c, Huati s R,ch ThkIt JWGreenStamps I -Off SAVE 6c Fennin comer WiTH 714.5 COUpON 5110 PuPcNass 05 $10: more Of Any Candy 26 L Roast C ..uc huck .............. . 89' 39s lov Palmolive Liquid ...... 11,111411 .98' SAVE $c,CaIlkoq., Vinegar a Oil ky.nS.ai Dressing ...................... 49' a a a U 1 Top Round Steak.......... tip '1" 3,,II • SAVE 23c, lSC'Off Label, Detorgint 1 1 Nylonu (Lpfr, swed tA,. 19, 1975) 28. I BAND-AID Brand Adh.slvsBandag,s Clear or Plastic EXTRA Johnson's Bob Powder 14-oz. can 11 'e Dash Detergent ........ a.aa Witn IHIS COUPON £110 PIJPCHA$7 0' Pubdx U *1114 THIS CO'sftPQu AND P*J$C14455 of ., a SAVE 3O(,3O J"W "Green Stamps JWGreenStamps 11 a a.aaaa Pip.",.., P,oT.n Boo,L. Be.l lsvnd - Pumpkin ...................... f'.i1z 1973) Sirloin Steak .................'1" navoirluiL.anM.o,yssj.lBjod. 49' Dairi-Fresh Yogurt............4 99' SAVE 1OC,Dci,,,h I,.., Sour soor 59' SAVE6c,UbbyConn,d ",_LJo EXTRA (E,a..w.d.N.,. 19, 1973) I II Neo Syn.phnne Nasal Spray two 3-ox. bottles $12, I • P,.i.n B-s.f I..n Stokely Gatorade.... ''b. '60' 39' ° COSWT* to Heavy 10,, Pan (Elpoe.,WF.7N.V,9 is EXTRA i P.kt1 ..... SAVE lOue, Ocean Spray . aaa. £11PA *5 r StZE JWGreenStamps 10 - - ..---na. aaa - __________ MJWGreenStamps I cou,ow Aio aaaa a__a. WITH THIS(DuPO., AND P,JS(,.ASI Of Pepto-Bismol Liquid 12-oz. bottle 22. EXTRA WIT), aaaaa COUPON AND PU1lCHAL5 o. I 21. ' EXTRA JWGreenStamps tr arkay ........................... Cranapple Juice ........ EXTRA mPs Ru) Steak .................. Dill Pickles ............................ ... OW 99' /USTEPJNE/ 4tnup7c I GeritolTablets le 20. pa.sd:°:) S j IS '1 .'1" I 75' . 'I" ../ Round Steak ............ - TaitBoot Loan or SAVE 4c, Orange or I.mon.Limi JWGreenStamps WITH twr$ COUPON AND 'URCHAIl a. 86WG 32 OZ. EXTRA JWGreenStamps 49' SWIFTS PREMIUM PROTEN GOVT. INSPECTED HEAVY WESTERN BEEF SALE 7 Lsafl. Meaty Boil Full-Cut OrsnD,1Ic1.u, aaaaa.aaa.,a EXTRA 18. - Gillette Foamy Shave eam Reg.,Mrnt Lemon-Lime 11-ox can (fkpv.sW.d, Nov. )9,I97$) Toothbrush (Ezpv.iW..d - MJWGreenStamps Ora-860" 17 P - S.ol.d Salmon, OnIon SAVE I7c, Kraft's Margarine EXTRA JWGreenStamps 10 iwo*s)i, Cottage Cheese.................. _ . ' Dola4.Fv,,h, As,ort.ci Styli, (Ez$t.iWed.,Nov. 19, 1973) XTRA '.: 49c Cheese Dips......................... Secret i L- a a a Sirloin Steak ............ 73 c Kraft's Main, Biwa, Chive, Whlpp.d Croon., Bacon/I 1,) \ A Great Treati Boil Loin /. Nippy Cheese Spread.......... DRY 114110 AA 1j Kj'aft', (Groat on Oocl.rs) to limit quantities sold Publix1'h, Place for 8ef I "Selected Baby Beef" . IF IF Inflation Fighter kreft $ Pub lix reserves the righ t . Fryer Thighs......... 99' Fryer Drumsticks.., 99' Fryer Wings .............. ..59' Fryer Backs oN.a, .... . 19' J i NOV. 13 THRU WED. NOV. 19 9 C 0 ... THIS PD EFFECTIVE THURS. —— JJWGreenStamps Is II loaves Fryer Breasts ithub. I p -- XTRA Gloom Tooth Paste 7-oz. tube ,Nov. , ) 20o:. 4 Swift Pt,mluni hod,, Grown, USDA Geode A. Go. t Inp.td, Shipped DAD t,.h OU CLIP AND REDEEM THE COUPONS ON THIS PAGE -- Pubil WItH SNi; COUPON £110 PUSCHASI 01 Rrad —- Salmon Steaks.......... " 9 1" S I I , Publix o Publix Brcakijt Club - 1" Cheese No Bacon .................. Plis WITH THIS COUPON AND PUACHASI Of — — — - I 1 I I 4 (GreenStamps • orollp" ' JWGreenStamps 0 T jg ' EXTRA EXTRA fl : Brouncchw.Iger........ , 16 79' Brawn •' a "'S C OUPON AND PUICHASI of $139 S3 Luncheon eat........ (Epa? Wed., Nov. 19.1973) a go Im lb Cooked Salami.......... OF' — -- Loo m .a___a_.____aaa_____,_..______4 I priz • ii La, Breaded Shrimp-Mates........ ., 79' CLOSED SUNDAYS..... Ca'p.londs Chunk Style I _a I I i4 itGreenStamps • SAVE lOc, Treasure is). NOV. 19th, 1975. Swift. Premium Sliced Bologna., / stamps fill s aaaa. EXTRA THRU WEDNESDAY Plus Tax MW &D.poslt .. a_ a Pie Shells............................ got 69c SAVE I Sc, Mn. Pours Party Pa 2-09' i79 Fich Sticks.............................,, Beef Liver...................... .S1 89' S..1 Bun Six. Swift Franks ................ 146 $12 1200 Noxzema Skin Cream 4. THURS., NOV. 13th Limi t 4 Hostess Hams.............. ii ..f,)ç1 .11e .gO'Lamb................ I -11" tiI.$ COUPON ANOPUICHASI Ol • / & HR. botj Swifi, Premium Fully.Ceeksod (3.54b. Avg.) JWGreenStamps 0 P"x 6 I01. 0 bitS. Now.Z.olond Qukj,o,n 9kive w/grean Mint i.y) '0 XTRA WGreenStamps 11-115 RD EFFLr,J J'J Smoked Sausage...... ' '1" (Expir.iW.d.,Nov. 19, 1975) .a limit quantities sold 'fr- Oscar Mayor Vorlit Pok, Sliced L EXTRA right to County Kotex Tampons Regular or Super 40-cf. pkg. 12. :1 - ----- .......... SAVE 14c, With Ike, Stelf uoa's Chicken A la King ................ .1 ,, S ot SAVE Sc, Aunt Jemimo I S-a,- 79c Jumbo Waffles.................... .,, SAVE 6c, Sutoni Frozen Lasogno.................. .,e. 89t Swanson', Chicisen or Turkey TV Dinners..........................JjVI of 79 SAVE Sc, Mn. Smith', 9%" Golden Deluxe reserves Swift's Premium Sliced, Tru'T.ndDi PutAIX U Dinner Entrees.............. .....4 SAVE Sc, Howard Johnson's Ii-.,. Chicken Croquettes...............,, 79c With Cisoos.o, Chlvs, Ms. V. Stuffed Potatoes..................., 39" Publix 1 / THIS COUPON Also PUIkCmA&l 0, 1! ,• (Expires W.d.,Pi,,. 19, 1975) • I !..! !!?! WGreenStamps 10 ""T" Massengill Disposable Douche 6-ox, bottle a. 41. a EXTRA *If" tm?s couroft A%o PUNCHAII of aaaa Kraft Parkoy Soft Margarine 1-lb. bowl Expires Wed., 19, 1975) I 1 Alberta Balsam Conditioner 16-oz. bottle (Iiplt,sw.4, Nov 19, 1973) I, ,a P!u COUPON AND 'U'CHAII 0I WITH • WitH THIS coupoN AND PUSCHASI Of 4 Publ ix WGreenStamps WITH THIS COUPON £110 PU•C,iaII 01 J!J4i1GreenSfamps • EXTRA WGreenStamps ' 5 (Expw.sW.d, Nov. 19. 1975) EXTRA 13. ii a PjbIIi a 1 I Li L sting ld a Ho Hair Spray Super, Unscented 8-ox, bottle 11 11 It • (('p... W.d.. Nov. 19, 1975 WI?H ?MIj 43. Wednesday, Nov. 12, 1975-78 s -,/ j ll . Breck Creme Rune Lemon, Body 7-ox. bat. 1• -: :. - V,r Evening Herald, Sanford, FL V. 1 I JWGreenStampsJWGreenStamps • piim I 4. - EXTRA 1 AS IS aaa..a.a.3La_ _a__a_aaa_aa__a_a__aa_a___ a4 aaaaaaaa___a__ 'Ja.aa,a EXTRA EXTRA 9. - Busch 1 Ii1 I -oz. bottle Anti-Perspirant 7. - .4119P•ç P!x Brock Golden Shampoo NO7aI Dry, Oily oz. bottle (Expires W.d.,Nov. 19,19 75) Mitchum Roll-On II I Liquid Margarine 1 -lb. plastic bottle Ii (EipssW.dPMv. 19.1973) • XTRA 5. I I'/#Z&#PP%4 4!1f B!IIgl')AL]. i a.a4 J'AreenStamps 18 • Kraft Squeeze Parkay X. "I I"t"'S COUPON Alto PVAC"Alf Of 40 - WITH THIS COUPOP. £110 PUNCHASI Dl Lipton Chicken or Ring A Noodle Soup 2_P pkg. 38. IJWGreenStampsP! , Publlx IP411 COUfOIv MIND PUMICHAS1 of •SI • Assorted Puddings 18-oz. pkg. (Expires wsid.,N.y. 19,1973) EXTRA EXTRA JWGreenStampspl, I , -' Betty Crocker aaaaaaa.a a. a a -a aa a a a _--- 1 - WITH THIS COUPON AND PUNCHASS Of (Iipir.iW.d 1 Nov.9 1973) WITH THIS COUPON £110 PUStHA$ OP • 11 Il 11 Black Flag Professional Roach & Ant Bomb 1 2-ox, can (Izp..sW.d., Nov. 19, 1971) , JWGreenStam ps fjJ!J 4,1GreenstampsI PkHx WITH THIS COUPON AND PUACHASI 01 t" ! P• McCormick Black Pepper 4-ox, can 1104 t EXTRA •-i Ronco Medium or Wide Noodles 12-oz. pkg. EXTRA JWGreenStamps 0 WITH TU$ coupo', AND PuuC.i*SI 0• THIS COUPON AN) PUICI4AS5 1 aa.a.a a... a a a a• EXTRA Li I I WI a• I a aaa aa4 L.,a a.a a.aa.aa aa. a aaaa a II âIL a aaaaa aaaa . - aa — EXTRA Glad Trash Bags I of I1 Roach & Ant Bomb 1 2-ox, can 35. EXTRA WitH THIS COUPON AND Pu11 CHAtl Black Flag I, aaa a a - aaaa a a aa a 4 aaaa..a aaaaa 1La - WI J4IGreen Stamps fj 1!J4iiGreen Stamps fj]J4!i1GreenStamps P!h WITH THIS (OUPUN AND PuICHASI 0I aaau. - I I 1'' • Wednesday, Nov. 12, 1973 a - a LI 1 1 - Croons T.ppisg i. 39' 46. flew., iiiGr SagDehi FladS 47. I SANFORD PLAZA— SANFORD LONGWOODV$LLAGECTR. —LONGWOOD SEMINOLE PLAZA — CASSELBERRY iam 6 lunch half ta]6n JWGreenStamPS wkcwnin Publix 4$. ___ 0a Wood. p, it. 1515f oN �= Wednesday, Nov. 12, 1175 B—Evenjng Herald, Sanford, Fl. BEETLE BAILEY Things VVorn Mod Walker •r by iI sprite 36 Soft cotton by Lorry / ' I direction 8 Upper body 29 Detest 31 50 Elevated railways Olt ngji ANNEINNEINNEN ENE Moo CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS MUST BE IN ckSE FINANCIAL SHAPE ThAN I THOUGHT ansmal çumenR —•I .;• — [..fl.I—L: rI_ t.4E COL.EGE 7 Kind of shiell - ---- s Lewi R. THE 14APPY HOU . WAS REDUCED TO \jiiNuTEsJ — / 0' HEN Je jjIJll. NOMENjj Jul .mono ON amAmll . ON ammanom •NVEiu Til /L / / 2h 17A 11Th' NNE a BUGS BUNNY by Stoffel & Heimdohl Q) cfR1- (1. tVESTE. .ALCO01011"4. WORLD \A0RS1 ALCORD$ON PLAYER.' m 7 1jQHSQSY BUT HE KEEN TN' CUSTOMER'S MINDS OFFATH' FOOD! '- RON without TAURUS (AJCil 20-May 20) knowing you're pulling thP This will be a very pleasant day strings. if you make arrangements to SA(ITfARIUS Nov. 23-tei. share it with a friend of long standing whose company you 21) An excellent day for you to entertain at home those you enjoy. either owe social obligations to GEMINIMay 21-June will call or want to Your favorable attention to yourself matters with. CAPRICORN iDec. 22 Jan. in the eyes of persons in a 19) Something interesting i to help you careerwise. , June 21-July 22) developing for you. You I'llay t CANCER I inkling of it today. This Your popularity is at a high get your spirits. center of will raise You'll be the ae- .4; tl•i , , UI R :n)iatlng tii.d will have affect upon all the family. However, discuss it first. VIRGO (Aug 23-Sept 22) You tend to treat others fairly and generously today. Those you'll deal with will be greatly apprecia ti ve and respond in kind, LIBRA (Sept 23-Oct 23) Your financial prospects are very encouraging today, especially in areas where - Chic Young rE STREETS ARE !R Oi rHERS, jpji rs ALL. LccOEO' —' HARD! CAN'T MAt(E IT TO .1 ' ______ : :"--- num by Al V.nnoor CHESS) - = fl I THAT'S WHY I HATE IT.' Ep i • -4 —,., / fr.4) ) : te opp ' I 1F CA WAS HERE AND E LEFT THIS PRESENT FOR SHEGAID SHE KNITTED ITICRSELF! \] / 7H,4N0(YCUVZRY TI1.ANK HER, I MUCH FOR THE ARCHIE. 1 SWEATER, VERONICA 0". THAT'S NOtHING TO ME FOR P ,—-- BUT MOM TOLD ME TOTHNb YOU JU THE SAME till ___ U by Bob Thovi 'HAPPY BIRTHDAY To You, HAPPY 9iRTHDAY To YOU, HAPPY gJRTHDAY DEAR HARRY, HAPPY 019rP4DAY to You! TKAT'LJ. g $3.15, .. t t '': -. '. / - -. ' . - ' , Father In the two-week in vestigatlon witnesses ap pearing before the jurors eluded principals in an aborted clay pit deal in which the county was to have purchased a 103acre south Seminole tract for use as a clay pit. - - — ' - voter - ______ pieces of paper - _______ Wednesday afternoon the grand jury apparently subtestimony from Jack Jones, a Southeast First National Ace president. The Orange county banking facility was a depository for 14 days earlier this year for almost $1 million in county funds. — The grand jury was expected to continue its probe this ofWilliams told reporters he ternoon but there were no inbelievesall the county Comdications the jurors will be in missioneral should be given the opportunity to testily before the Observers have speculated grand jury. thht the investigation may not Vihlen said Wednesday's be concluded until late'next appearance marked the fifth week. I Iii ii ii . Williams walked briskly down the corridor alone to the was accompanied to by bank grand jury room at 10:40 a.m. the grand Jury and was quickly ushered in by counsel James Panico. Assistant State Atty. William chief investigator, Staley, who is handling the Jack B. Fulenwider, was ohgrand jury probe which is new serv ed d,uring a Jury inilssecond week. Wednesday obtaining copies of Also making brief August county commission ances this morning before meeting minutes from deputy the grand jury; with hat ap- clerk Ashby Jones. peared to be written records, OR Aug. 26, county corna man identified by obHarry m i s s i o n e r s servers as David Homer, chairman of the board of Kwiatkowski. Mike Hattaway and Dick Williams voted to directors of the Southeast First $1 million in federal COmIflhIIlOner Dick Williams makes his way down corridor to National Bank of Maitland, and Comprehensive Employment sand Jury room this morning. (Herald Photo by Tom Vincent) Deputy Circuit Court Clerk and Training /ct (CETA) funds Ashby Jones, custodian of from Combank in Case1berry controversy arose over the di.:r1m ...e. Herrings \ - , recess - ' - . ' . appear- • were All IIgi:l1lII: - .. - 1 transfer POSTER CHILD TO LEAD WALK - - f f . Six-year-old Tommy Patterson, Mt. Pleasant, Tenn., will visit Sanford this weekend to lead off the Third Annual Seminole County March of Dunes Pledge Walk on Saturday. Taznniy. like thousands of n born each year, has multiple birth defects, yet is undaunted in her desire to be an active, useful youngster. She's a bundle of energy and urges everyone to join her when the Pledge Walk begins at 7a.m. at the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce. county commission records. to the Southeast First National transfer of the funds to an outCommission Chairman Sid County Commissioner harry flank of Maitland, in Orange of-county bank and Williams Vihlen Jr. and Commissioner Kwiatkowski told reporters that Cinmtv. ,..ii..,i .1,.. , ,.l-...,...,.l. he hasn't been asked to go from the Aug. 26 meeting when ma" Commissioner Mike Hatbefore the grand Jury and has the bank switch vote was taken. taway's cousin, State Rep. Bob on Sept. Williams no idea what the jury is hlattaway, D-Altamonte spearheaded action to reverse Wednesday Vihlen spent probing. Springs, is on the bank's 12- the funds transfer. nearly three hours closeted On Wednesday, attorneys iiw:iiber board of directors. Kwatkoski cast the lone with the grand jury and i..,... SEA Suit Nov In Question 1 ' Board wa School A By JOE ASKREN Ikrald Staff Writer eacher rds Back Pay To Acquitted T Marable, Denmark's Tampa part of the suit would be "moot." agreed this punitive. . . It won't gain anything. It's a test case teacher will be suspended next without pay and Denmark's suit. problem," said Sims. without a hearing?" Keeth and Sims opposed the granting in g," felon gets a hear ed "A co Marable Denmark's back pay. When Sims attempted to The constitutionality issue involves the suit's Jr. agre , saying Board member E. C. Harper ed After a stormy debate, the Seminole County challenge argued. sustain wi th out an explanation from th e voting, of a state statute which gives the board the suit, backed by SEA, was in "poor taste", School Board Wednesday night voted 3-2 to give Stenstrom had advised the board before the Stenstrom explained that state law requires a authority to dismiss a teacher without pay without 'I)remature, and he i Denmark) should back two months pay to a former Sanford school deciding vote to award back pay, adding thdt "there written explanation. notice and a hearing. waited." teacher ui ed of a robbery charge last week. lsnowaylntheworldyoucanwinthislawsuit!" "Thisi.sadumbstatelaw!"&mssaid, He added this issue Asked by Stenstrom if he would Both Superintendent V. P. "Bud" Layer and constitutionality Grooms cited the issue again he disagreed and didn't wan t to vo te either way Whether the Seminole Education Association in a court Marable said he "would consider Grooms said Denmark resigned for "personal and criticized Board member Allan Keeth for because SEA backed the lawsuit. He said the courts 1 SEA) pursues a lawsuit filed by Sylvester Den- it," but there would be " keeping it alive if reasons." Grooms said after the meeting Denmark ed prejudicial statements should making rhat he settle it instead. mark, against the board on a constitutionality issue Denmark receives his back pay." "was embarrassed and felt he lost his about Denmark's case at the Sept. 10 board depends upon the outcome of today's SEA meeting, In other action, the board voted 3-2 to award Board member Davie Sims, who termed the as a teacher." He said the former Lakeview Middle meeting. said Gene Grooms, SEA's executive director. $1,014 in backpay to Joyce McCord. a Sanford lawsuit a "dumb suit" at least twice during the School industrial arts teacher had no immediate -That's a damn lie and you know it!" Keeth Middle School teacher, and accept I.Ayer's Denmark resigned effective Nov. 7 meeting,sald he didn't beltcve Denmark "is calling future plans, shouted back. recommendation to place her on continuing conSince the back pay demand has been met, both shots on this thing, at an.,, Marable, who said he resented Sims' calling the Grooms said he had sworn affidavits about tract, retroactive to the beginning of the 175 Board Attorney [uglas Sienstrom and Stanley "lt'sashowboattypeofaction.Theboardisnot lawsuit a "dumb suit," asked the board: "What Keeth's earlier statements, which are part of school year. , attorney, vote nvict on ac-q tt press - case, problems term effectiveness - r arms ) New Agreement Hailed As Service Expansion , , . - Today — Auto-Train Garfield ' s - ____.. - r$r1 0' _____________________________________________________ - . + ) Vihlen said that he agrees with the grand jury system However, he said, an "over"overzealous" state attorney or grand jury foreman "can turn a gr and jury investigation Into a witch hunt." Also subpoenaed for a brief appearance Wednesday before the grand jurors was county Supervisor of Elections Mrs. Camilla Bruce. Mrs. Bruce, registration custodian of records, was observed carrying two small with her into the jury room. room ite - - .'--- - fl 21 ______ Jones -, ting y wl- i. ,f ro who represent Commissioners Mike Hattaway and Kwiatkowski, were seen Williams testified this moming several times fit the hallway before a Seminole County outside the grand jury room. OR Grand Jury reportedly in- one occasion Rutberg apestigat in g coun ty government patently held a short con. actions and allegations of f&'rc'nce with St'tli'v In nearby ' "Sunshine Law" siolations.room, witness waiting He said he has been in structed not to comment on the matters" and that he arid Kimbrough were not subpoenaed, have not been offered Immunity and aren't seeking immunity. - J by Dick Turner - emerged to tell reporters that time he's testified before a he has nothing to hide. grand Jury. He said .1nce he's .... ... never he#n the suhiect of reques ed grand jury probe and has to appear before the grand jury nothing to hide and has done by herring's office and that he voluntarily appeared and noth~ wrong that testifYing wasn't granted Immunity from has never "unduly concerned" him. prosecution Brock, Williams said tie has discussed "various matters that go back as far as four year5 ago" with members of State - r CARNIVAL LWt fl') 1W i Just - — 1 - -: itl.,*# care of REALL'T't CARLYLE CAN PLAY IT FOR HOURS (I HATE t,tAIii -. - open a • 1t601 VLIJ Gerald Rutberg and Newman Williams said Commissioner John Kimbrough was also "invited . . . requested to go before the jurors today. Klrnbrough was expected to appear this afternoon, ming exercises POP . -- hearts becomes a catch-all to cover all hands that include some values. South's two notrump rebid indicates a 23. 24 point notrump hand North raises to three The same contract would be reached under any bidding system and makes easily, Lamb ears i iaF s .' — Nov. 13, 115 ' PRiSCILLA'S . .. u .. what we recorr.nend We use two diamonds as a complete negative. Specifically, a hand with no ace or king and not more than one queen. Two Dr. Continues ' The bonds will be drawn tighter this co year with oneyouloveandotherwhoplay Important roles in your life. Mutual benefits will resub maintain 0 - . PISCES Feb. 20'March 21) You're up to meeting an challenge today if mind to it. Etc positive. Go in expecting to win YOUR BIRTHDAY proper I ____ I — I'(TOOAY _______ _____ '? By BOB LLOYD IleraId Staff Writer ________ ________ AOUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb 191 You'll fare better in business transactions today if you deal directly with the top man, underlings if i!jli DEAR DR. IAMB Please tell me what exercises strengthen the muscles that will help me keep my shoulders back? What ones pull my shoulders forward? DEAR READER Using A Quebec reader wants to exercise routines to which arises behind the ear, know if we would weak good posture Is im- Sweeps down the neck and is Iwo bid in fourth seat with. portant to your health. Keeping inserted into the inner end of £ AX 10965 A752 534 2 the shoulders back and the collar-bone; this conThe answer to that one is a avoiding compression of the traction causes the head to be decided no. The hand is ribs helps maintain normal perpetually bent forward and ..,.-,,, • 5th l.J Jr respiration. Time who want to twisted to one side. The By Oswald & J111MCII JAcoby 2-1 distribution and 100 strong know what to use for operation was simply the When you use two bids in defensively with its three posture should send 50 cents for severing of the fixed and diamonds, hearts and spades quick tricks. We open one The Health Letter be 1-10, fibrous muscle so that the head as weak bids you retain two spade any seat irrespective of Exercise, Posture, Strength. could swing back to a more chubs to cover normal forcing what system we are playing Address your letter to me in normal position, bids in all four suits. In addi(Do you have a question this newspaper, P.O. tion, you suddenly develop a for the experts? Write "Ask "This operation was usually Box 1551, Radio City Station, performed on the Village green valuable byproduct. You find the Jacobys" care of this that your two-dub opening newspaper. The Jacobys will New York, NY 10019. Send a to the accompaniment of which Is both artificial and Afl$wOr individual qu0stions long, stamped, self-addressed clashing cymbals, which served forcing will also be used with if stamped, self-a ddresseci envelope for mailing, the dual function of advertising certain strong notrump hands, envelope s are enclosed The Any of the exercises that the presence of the operator Specifically, we use it to most interesting questions rotate the arms backward, like and drowning the howls of the show a 23-24 point or 27 or will be isod in this column the back stroke In swimming, patient. A short, sharp knife higher point notrump and will receive ccpies 01 will contract the muscles was Jabbed into the neck, There are any number of JACOBY MODERN) between your shoulder blades above the collar-bone, and and help pull your shoulders outside the fixed tendon of the back. These can be done using affected muscle. It was swept pulley weights or other devices quickly inwards, severing the to load the movement, contracted nd and then The os movement, as if withdrawn, The twisted head you were doing the crawl or was restored to a normal / swimming forward,, uses the position with sensational / iiiu..scles over the front of your suddenness; a dressing of chest and pulls your Shoulders cotton and egg white was ap. forward, plied and the operation was Keeping this principle in over! mind you can see that using "Only occasionally were the stretch springs or anything that great blood vessels, directly requires greater strength in under the muscle, affected. ta ou backward Thi.s was fortunate since such will help keep the shoulders an accident was almost in. back, variably fatal." DEAR DR LAMB Your DEAR HEADER Thank column regarding the Wry you for a good laugh. I couldn't .. i. Neck was of particular interest resist sharing this little gem to Inc. My neck and mnouti' with my readers. It should sometimes get in the way of serve to remind everyone how things, In general, but I am fortunate we all are to get the reminded of an article 'written kind of methcal treatment .— by a Harvey Graham in which available today. It wasn't he recounts a most "sure cure always so as your story \ ,, for Wry Neck as 'approved' by demonstrates so vividly. the English Barbers Suchatreatmentdoesrunthe Surgeons" under the fin- risk of severing the arteries and prirtuiture of no less than veins in the neck. It is closely William Clowes - cirurgion .to. akin to having your throat cut. (2. .' His Majesty Henry VIII as The proper treatment of a wry 1w l. $ i follows: neck has to be based on a —!-e.P. C : "Wry neck is due to the fixed careful study of the patient to "I think Dexter likes me he looks at me the same way he ir1trautiIl of ii tim:' tI:Ic(i, ,i,-t,rtttri' Lii:,! i' ('iIt'.if1! it .-.,,.i Probe Grand noint. attention today, whether the group is large or small. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) It S a good day to make a major Pit ___________ No — BLONDIE Clay an By 1wrence E. La mb, M.D. __________________________ .-.. ; position Through Exercise 4p.4 '. discuss business actions today to respond Iii this (orcing bid The simplest one is it Sanford, Florida Ida 32771—Price 10 Cents p have W1,5 i ovember 31 1975 Oct. 24-Nov. it %11) aiiil I,1F' E ed helpful today '') WkA 68th Year, No. 72 — ARIES tMarch 21-April 19) )0U brow. lrlce our services Others will be willing to go out wisely. of their way to he 22) SCORPIO in situations where i marvelous way of was You difficult to get their support managing today, before. anyone geting ruffled ço L ning For Thursday, November 13, 1975 Better Posture a '/JJ -JT W an A - By BERNICE BEI)E flSO' JI.. I JUl I Jill WIN AT BRIDGE anll JUl ml Mono All on L -. HOROSCOP E MtA 38 Not fresh ACROSS 40 Night birii I Crat 7f D A Rt._ t A tA t T A 10 41 Stole fflati'!iI A R lle'.iJ cove' S R YMAi 42 Round objects Footwear ' Long cjoaiis a I.' 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'e .. - was _ lsflttL'zn1 _________ in,1 ___ 4 ______________ ffl #l __________ ________________ -, -- ___________ ________ a good idea, "I heard about the concept after Congress did a feasibility study on an auto-ferry service t+L.'nrhin,.i,.n With An S I I said, explaining the reactions when he first proposed the autoferry service between and Ceffi Florida. "They'd say, 'A young (elI your age start a railroad company in this day and age?' Ills conviction that his I railroad would be a winner _________________ j, _________ ______ . ______ ' ______ - I _ - I _____ Hey kids! If you're one of those who has not yet reached the age of 18 and smoke — beware. The Seminole County School Board has passed two motions calling for strict enforcemeat forcementofpreseut,atelaws regarding smoking and drug 4bUseS. And, If you're under 1* and caught smoking, you face 'Immediate suspension." Is It worth it? See Joe A.skren's story on page A for all the particulars. � 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, November 12, 1975 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on November 12, 1975. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 11-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 12, 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/6090bf8a12fd197a8f8b33a631aa2687.pdf ec381c9e1ef0af787b3e9726eba83af0 PDF Text Text - _ '_-___t_----. _-a----- -.-. -i ---------____ , 413—Evening HraId, Sanford Fl. - Monday, Nov. 10, 1975 - Answer to Proious Puzzle BEETLE BAILEY GENERAL ,.IERE BEETLE' T14E I ( \ Mort Walker i&.1r. \ AZ9E I I A ACROSS shrub 40 Game official I a east (ab I 13 Church district 42 Circle part 14 Japanese gar. 43 Golf average ni a 15 Highly skilled Califor 08:5 • I • I A DIAI E 14 T i _q . Q n—A X A - Birds bill illnsuranc.i lab 23 Territory (ab) 24 Railroads fab 26 Weary Roman bronze 128 by Art Sonsom 31 Commercial C. flelonging I 21 1l 12 14 1 base 42 Among 29 Sailor 5 Cooking Wonsit 6 Boy general 37 Talent Ipso-- Small leaf at 41 flower 45 Hardy girl 25 Hall (prefix) 47 Girls name 27 Actual 48 Volunteer (ab t 4 On the con 35 Southern 36 More weird 37 Got up 39 Theater sign IPI I 23 Fragile Buckeye statetrary (latin) 'CUR LITTLE H&aRr cR (Sb) 12 Places 13 Flowtirs of DOWN violet family claim as ofie s 18 Picnic pest craft lustrateg to 4 Spanish lady 10 Masticate 3 One who if. 32 Unhappy flower 9 Fall flower 54 Art istic (vat ) 55 Goes by air. 2Junctaoo (lb.) 33 ______ 33 Corsage 8 Having lips 30 Evening (poet) on RAVE M'1 fEiMI04 N 7 Anger 5G Feaer& agen. cy lab I 51 Money paid for on a onre-masted %-essel 5 6 i 1 J "• P1 SONRI service 8 7 ---_ I 9 10 with BIMO BURNS Larry by IGUESS WORD IS OUT THAT WE GIVE COLLEGE CREDIT FOR TRA TRAVEL. EXPERIENCE j Lewis w — 30 WEEK?J \FORHCOMING II CoUtuJ nu I cot 19 on -- _ j oR IS IT THAT OUR DISTINOUISHE ID A LUMNI ARE RETURN:N 35 36 ________________ ___ Jill' WON - w no 44 — I57 49 68th Year, No 70—Tuesday, Nov 11, Nov fl I t afternoon Don't let minor Get In touch this afternoon with fun frustrations rattle you. A who a friend Is up to date on surprise this evening, TAURUS (April 20-May 20) current happenings. lie has Get )OW' wark a out of the wily news for you. SAG11TARtUS(Nov. 23-De~ ea:ly so you can do something pleasant this afternoon. Call an 21) Two situations you thought acquaintance you've ,let would be difficult to manage will come off with surprising recently. 20) ease toda due to an unusual GlMlNl (May 21-June , ,, • turn of events " IOU II nave an oppOrLunhly f'4T1t)tI'fIki T '-'"-'-' (uvi. fl-Jan today to recoup something you thought was a lost cause Be 19) Some valuable information extra alert. You'll have to move will Lie pa&wd on to you today, Don't sit on it. Put it to good use very fast. County Ok 2 Walks Conditions wuay both for your career and countywide study of sidewalk nee&i of all schoo ls after ap. proving $6,000 worth of sidewalks at Idyllwilde and Pinecrest elementary schools. The sidewalks at the schools are a part of a joint par. ticipatiort project with the city of Sanford, and Commissioner John Kimbrough stipulated that both project plans be approved by Sanford 4 — _______________________________________________ WIN NNJJ Jill.' AT BRIDGE criticized counnty projects — I SOMEWEKES ELSE Ruptured From (6A-ZZ &ZZ&lz B By Lawrence El Iamb, M.D. WELL. JUST KISS ME T#-4RU S DISH TOWEL THI , Die '40- possible to rupture or herniate a disc just by bending over to pick something up in a twisted position without even touching that something? tM jusrUCKY SHE Disc _________________________ _________________________ ______________________ £ vQ10*32 A1753 50(3111 '•J1094 SQ 1004 ID) 65 £73 Both vulnerable 40~ West _ "or*h East South wAsr.1owftJG A PRISCILLA'S POP by Al BROOM Vqrm..r by Bob Montana points, South Is too weak t open with one. Normally, fie would pass and back in, but it is much better to fire the first shot." Jim "In Jacoby Moderr. the weak two shows 7-10 highcard points and a good sixcard suit partner wants to force, he responds two notrump Opener bids three notrump wi th solid suit, three of his own suit with a minimum 17 or 0) and shows a feature with a maximum ig or 10)." Oswald. "The la y-down slam is easy to bid this way It / should also be biddable after a pass by South but when it was played in a duplicate game most passing South's reached game on l y Can intravenous feeding by Pass 2 NT 3 Putting a needle In a vein and lass 4 4 P se running in the fluid be too fast, correspondents have had fun PAIS and if so can It do any damage changing girth control to birth Pass to a person in any way, control. Certainly birth control Opening lead -94 "-i' f\'. _ especially a child? is one way to avoid one tern- I A reader wants to know if porary cause of the big middle. By Oswald & James Jacoby DEAR READER — Bending the Jacobys use light third But, considering the number of over and hand openings in duplicate 3 lifting something is a men with this problem, there is Jim: "We have had so many common way of rupturing a more to it than The answer is that we questions from readers about disc. Even without lifting it is lieve firmly that the same weak two bids that it seems minimum requirements apply possible if you already have a About intravenous feeding, appropriate to devote a few in all seats n other words a damaged disc ready to her- one can let the fluid go in too articles to them." hand Is either worth an open niate. The disc is between two fast. The fluid running into the Oswald. "In standard Ing or it Isn't. American the opening bid of vertebrae, and when you bend veins quickly expands the two in any suit Is reserved for (Do You have a question over it squeezes doW-fl on the volume of blood, literally by for the experts? Write -Ask inner edge of the litUe sac-like diluting iL In sick people. very strong hands. About thirty-five years ago, Howard the Jacobys" care structure or pillow that con- particularly those with l imited Schenken and Edward Hymes, newspaper. The Jacobys will tains the disc. The pressure on heart function, the excessJr.. adopted an idea proposed answ3r individual questions one side can pop the sac just as volume can overload the heart by Dick Richardson and it stamped, self - addressed you break a blister by and cause accumulation of fluid started to use two clubs as the envelopes are enclosed rho squeezing it. Of course, the in the lungs or other signs of only forcing opening bid while most interesting questions more pressure that is applied, temporary heart failure. It is using the others to describe wtil be used in this column as in the lifting, the more likely easier to overload a child, hands such as the one held by and will receive copies ol be cause he has a small blood South, With nine high-card it is to break, JACOBY MODERN) volume to start with. Adding a CARNIVAL by Dick Turner You can also get muscle small amount of fluid rapidly spasm by assuming an tin- can increase his blood volume '.'." comfortable position. The too much very rapidly. — — muscle literally cramps and course, if a Of person Is can prod uce pain much like (.bat associated with a ruptured disc ,deh'drated or in shock or in iiced of more blood volume, Although there are many then the faster you can get the things that cause back trouble, fluid in the be tter. A good one of the main ones is la ck of example here Is a rapid iranstrength of the abdominal and *fusion of blood in the presen ce back muscles. High U list of hemorrhage. The ability to of things to do to pre vent ba ck do this can be life-sa ving in the trouble Is maintaining good operating room or in other abdominal muscles. Those emergency situations. people with a Large abdomen The effects of overloading the are sitting ducks for back circulation with fluid are problems. usually temporary, a nd the There is a lot you can do to body will quickly adjust by keep that abdominal tone in eliminating the excess fl ui d, I shape. Those who ha ve the provided the kidneys are ".I functioning normally. In thi s expanding middle problem or ins ta nce there should be no want to avoid it can get mor details by sending 50 cents !ore resid ua l damage. I The Heal th Let te r num be r 3-7, Keep in mind, doctors often Girth Control: Avoiding the Big ha ve to choose between risks 4,_ Middle. Just write to me in care Also, in the presence of extreme / of this newspaper, P.O. Box conditions, despite heroic ef¶1)wa-gO 1551, Radio City Station, New forts,theoutcomeisnotalways York, NY 10019. Send a long, successful, Only TV doctors are m , ,_ __________________________________________________________________________________________________ -&ei--stamped, self-addressed en- able to cure everything, and life I I told YOU my teaCher was balmy, POPI velope for mailing. Some of my is not one big TV show. Now She SayS you're the stork!" t1Y, RNI 1 DO TA" . WE f U44 DOONESBURY tSTAI'T J ' v)W A A9.4iv4'g w piW1Wi,CI £45Iowr c BO7HAT AU4w# Co* SlLkfecwlM?f Af'/)JA itJ N47Z/4lE 41)kMT WA) £4fl%?/ ' ,.tt).',1.1)aR A AMyU)'U — _ - I', - _______ - . -. - 'I _______ ':, ______ _ ______ _____ :I - - - A • ______________ - _________ L. '• . ________ -- -.-- -- J __________________ .. - _____________ -. -. _____ __________ co" 1 '_' _ Firm Demands _ - • - - -. ' - ----. Water Costs Share - , - - . - Rural - - L Shown In County Census - - Tennis Is Golden Game Toda I ftnallillill Denmark Resigns Teaching .Post ____ second largest city. Altamonte had a population By RICK PANTRIFIGE resignation "does not change of little more than 4,000 in Lie Herald Sta ff Writer our position that teachers have 1970 federal census. The Sanford teacher Sylvester to be protected against school University of Florida said the Denmark, aquitted last week of board action of this kind." population in 2973 was 11,175 a robbery charge, has resigned, SEA had supported Den. and In 1974 was 15,382. Seminole County School mark's effort to be rtinstated Superintendent W. P. "Bud" and to receive l ost pay. Layer said today. "We feel that school board "I will recommend to the members should not be making school board that they accept prejudicial sta temen ts a bo ut a Around Th e Clock 4-A Mr. Denmark's resignation and case that they will later be Bridge ............8-B pay him for the time he was required to act upon — under sus pe nsion," Layer said. not in a democracy. at least Calendar ...............S-A Comic, ...................8-B The school board meets "There is no need for school ('rossWord ........... Wednesday at 7:30 p m. and board members to be talking t o jjj5 s 4-A 1a'er said he would make his and making Dear Abby ...............S-A recommendation at that time. the police statements about a case before Dr. Lamb ............8-1% The board voted on Sept. 10 to it comes to trial. If we allow the horoscope 8-B suspend Denmark without pay, board to act in this manner Hospital ............5-A althoug~ Layer had recomthere is no protection for any III)spItal mended that the SUSIWftciflfl be teacher accused of a crime, iport, wi th pay. innocent or not," Grooms said. Television Circuit Judge Robert B. On Sept. 8, Layer notified Women 6-A M cGregor last week ordered a Denmark by letter that he was VF;.-%TIIER di rec ted verdict of acquittal for suspended from teaching at the 38-year-old Denmark, after Moiidiiy's hIgh 82. OvernIght Lakeview Middle School t he alleged robbery victim and because of his Sept. 3 arrest on low 65, three witnesses were unable to the robbery charge. Partly cloudy to cloudy pick the teacher from a lineup throh (h• f Today --- by Garry Trtjtjea,,, SrnhYx?/ 1')'C.'. _ - .1- Rela t ed sto ry, photos, 1-lI Goden Age Olympics entered its second day. According to tennis of. ficial Emma Spencer, five players will compete in singles and mixed d ou ble matches today and tornow at the Spencer courts on Osceola Drive. 0" got - - . _ a'. - . ' :: ' . --- : 17 Wr .,.,, & I - - a - •. ________ ____ , GOURMET DINER - - ._.,., FRANK & ERNIE 'S 1 - _ _ ' by Bob Thaves __ ____ ____ _____ -. _ -91 w, 4 - - FRANK AND ERNEST _________ _ ________ - .0 - a Dr. By BOB I,I,0YD observed entering and leaving refused to comment on reports Iferalluatallf The Seminole County Grand that the teitiulony was on alleged violations of Jury's reported probe of an recorded. Florida's Sunshine Law, which aborted county clay pit purA mystery witness, identified bans secret meetings of public chase deal went into its second by observers as a mn named officials where decisions are week today with four witnesses Jack, who is an assistant to made. appearing before noon at the Lester Mandell, president of Th iirrjbo rep4- rtl-dly congrand jury witness room, Greater Construction Co., ;i (urIU Cti1iui dei1 First to testily was Joe also secreted in a separate to buy a 103-acre tract for a clay Robinson, president of Laurel witness room by investigators Pt fi'orn Mandell for 1517,0( 0. Realty. Also seen going into the for State Attorney Abbott County commissioners voted grand jury room later was Herring. on Oct. 14, not to go through Robert Ilosack, executive vice Also appearing Just before wi th the land purchase. president of Laurel. noon was John Yarnnitz, a Last week the grand Jury is Sanford Attorney Jack Laurel Realty vice president, believed to have heard from six Bridges, corpora te counsel for who went before, the grand jury witnesses, including Herring's Laurel Realty, accompanied last week, chief investigator, Jack R. Robinson and Hosack to the Assistant State Attorney Fulenwider, Tom Binford, grand jury witness room and William Staley answered former real estate salesman later said his clients had not reporters' questions about the with Laurel Realty, who says he been subpoenaed, but were clay pit probe with ,no co rn- lost a $12,500 commission when "requested to appear." ment" today as he shuttled the clay pit deal fell through, Itobin as in the jury witnesses in and out of the Yamnit Mandell, and Torn room 35 minutes and Hosack 30 grand Jury room. Radloff, a former Altamonte minutes. A court reporter was Herring's offi ce has stea di ly Springs city councilman. ,.. ___________ n .1econd eel - 1. i•.. ________ __ after their completion, even - -though other officials had ------spoken highly of such projects. _________________________ - -.4 J Both sidewalk projects were UL ___ highly recommended by _______________________________ -;.;'-City --: commission chairman Sid •.r-" Vihlen Jr. Vihlen met on Monday with Knowles and highH - - 4?.Z.* '' ranking officials of the county's • __________________ ___________ :-i._".' ________ - -. . roaddepiri.ment. -. . .. , 4 The 27th Street project at :.;-:'' . : By JOE ASKREN ago before the private property "crew s ho uldn't have been on t. Pinecre.st requires $3,000 for Herald Staff Writer was annexed to the City. He pr ivate property. construction of sidewalks at the said the City tapped the Commissioner A.A. Ceremmks were beld this mwning at LAoxwood 1113ementary scbool to raise a new Rkentennig flag. BICENTENNiAL Monday night was not a good east and west ends of the ro3sing line when other McClanahan said he found the Participating, from left, are Ernie Horrell, County Athnlnlstrative Director of the Bicentennial night for discussing fire developments school. That project can be PRESENTATION began c the matter "a little bit eon! using," Committee; Mrs. Arletta Coberly, principal, Desmond Betbel of the fifth grade, a member of the Fife hydrants and water line con. completed, officials say, west side of U.S. 17-92, but did adding he detected some and Drum Corps; and Joe Pavone, commander of American Legion Post 2q56. (hierald Photo by Tom nections, Sanford City Corm not c rge sometime before Jan. 1, 1976. ha the firm for the personal animosity between Vinc'enfl nhlssioners agreed after parConstruction of sidewalks hydrant nor the tap which now Hyatt and Knowles. ticlpating in a lengthy would total $1,800. along SR 46A at IdyllwlldewlU Commissioner Gordon Meyer discussion of a controversial cost about $3,150. The city of The City has since put in questioned Hyatt who said he Sanford's share In the installation across U.S. 17-92, another water line along the felt he "wasn't treated right." just south of Airport Blvd. Idyllwllde project is $l,). west side of the highway to presumably in not being Lachlan L. Hyatt, executive serve the other busIsses. Sanford officials already have cains, reimnbirset1 for portions of his osses vice president of Butte Knitting appr..ved t.ir portion of the Ken McIntosh,, attorney f,.,r utility installation ctxit, and not Mills, 27th Street project. Spartanburg, S.C., ((Ad Butte rnitting, s41d Hyatt W. , heing canw.ted bef vIn Commissioners he Commissioner Mike Hatwas asking 'seeking equity" to avoid a others with his line. Meyer satu for ' fair treatment" (away asked for a county-wide and some lawsuit "action for inverse be believed the City "bent over 'equitable adjustment or condemnation property right" backwards * sidewalk study to determine in getting water to compensation" which he did not where safety needs are needed earlier. McIntosh agreed with Mayor the firm," DONNA USTES greatest. Commissioners have In other action, the com11cr-aid Stall Writer monthsfrom July 1, 1974 to July 1975 is 16,170. During the in- nearly into Longwood on the water line under U.S. 17-92 to the need for $15,000 budgeted for sidewalk mission reconsidered its aca fire hydrant at 1, 1975, the population in the tervening, five years since the northeast and to Casselberry on his plant several years ago. construction near county ceptance of a high local bidder For the first time in Seminole cities increased from 67,075 to Last federal census, Altamonte the southeast, Hyatt said the City has since the time for insurance purposes for police and fire department schools, but Vthlen said such a County's 62-year history, more ,&45 Springs has more than Altamonte Springs city of- used his line to serve other is "very relevant" to uniforms, after City Attorney study must coincide with persons are living within the Part of the increased quadrupled its size. ficials have insisted the city has customers on the west side of controversy. Vernon Mize Jr., said the recommendations from schoal seven cities of the county than population in the cities is due to Where city boundaries were a population of 18,000 to 20,000. the highway, by means of an Moore also publicly commission is usually obligated superintendent W. P. "Bud" in the unincorporated areas, annexation by cities of formerly The population estimates interconnecting tap. once confined to the areas west Layer. By law, Vihlen said, emphasizing apologized to Hyatt for the to accept the low bid, if It meets Seminole's county territory, of U.S. and east of Interstate 4, brought a shock to Casselberry City Manager W.E. "Pete" City's action recently in digging specifications, determinations must come trantformation from a rural to Seminole County's total the city's limits now extend to city officials who are expected Knowles said the City approved up his private property to check from school officials. However,urbanized community. At the requeit of Comthe Orange County line on the to vigorously protest. While the crossing and a fire hydrant water line connections. missioner McClanahan, the Hattaway pushed for the The preliminary figures show population, including the cities south and southwest, deep into Casselberry's population in ii requested by the firm for in- Knowles said he didn't know the commission rejected all three increased during the annual county-wide study and corn- that as of mid-summer 1 Continued On Page I-A) surance purposes five years digging was being done and the period from 134,181 to 136,246 or unincorporated Forest City, missioners agreed. I Continued On Page 3-A) persons were living within the ,...County engineer Bill Bush cities while 67,601 were residing by 2,065. Some 1,570 of the insaid about 20 or 30 requests for in unincorporated areas crease was In the municipal sidewalks exist now. Bush governed by the board of county territories. Sanford, the county seat and promised to produce an conunissioners. the population of the Seminole's largest city, conanalysts of sidewalk needs as While soon as possible. unincorporated areas rose frori tinued its steady pace of By AUDIE MURI'IIY growth, registering an increase Herald Staff Writer of 491 persons, up from 11,145 to Z!636. , Compet i tors From around ' ltamonte Springs which has A .41111'1 Central Florida met this shown a phenomenal growth morning to ,1 "r compete in rate since it enter ed t he 1910 tennis matches as the .,'. decade retains the title of _____________________ o AK4 Q 4A K J 652 L . - JO 1 I ,,:. B OSWAI.I) and JAMES JA('I)BY onm R E, construction begins. 'l have no objection," Kimbrough said "as long as we'reamplyprotectedfrom Mr. (City Manager W. E. "Pete") Knowles." Kimbrough sa id he's been "burned" by Knowles before, He said Knowles had 55 NtM wttryuu KThL HAVE 10 HOLD ''E SECRET cwg, MEETII. officials before • . _______________ ______ The Seminole County Corn-. Prob U ' herald staff Writer UI UIVUFUUIe - I% ays AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-1' eb. i You're more enterprising and oaring iowiy man you nave been for some time. Focus on Sanford, Florida 32771 Price 10 Cents -. vantages that suddenly appear measures. LEO (July 23-Aug. fi) You'll In either. PISCES (Feb. 20-March be more successful in handling business later in the day. Don't Your personality is dynamic be afraid to make unusual toLiy. Your powers of per. suasion are very strong demands. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Though you may not be aware Don't turn a deaf ear to cf it, others will be. YOUR BIRTHDAY proposals made today by close Nov. 11, im associates What may sound a me coming year will be a little far out at first won't be all very that kooky. for you socially, LIRRA Sept. 23-Oct. 23 ) New interests you'll suddenly You're sharper than usual get involved in will expose todayin knowing how to make to an entirely different group of __________________________________________________ much from a little. Put your friends. _i no resourcefulness to work on something profitable of mauim 18 For Tuesday, November 11, 1975 ARIES IMarch 21-April 19) Your problems will fade by late K Ii able 52 name 19 Church bench 53 fled linens THE BORN LOSER E 0 15 A Masculine 17 U-tO 1R desert 16 Countless 20 A A PN4 A_.__ (var) 49 Business room P _L _N _T _Y (Fr) Ilpears CAMPUS CLATTER HOROSCOPE C ONT4E ; S — S ' '.4m4. t.e,. -1 • .. - : r-i ' ' • ' - •-- .:•';" I i-'': e.tj 1- : ' ç a- - ' • 4 - , ' , • •• . . 4. S ,j.. 7 .... ..•-,-••• . I- '____ - I..p,f Final matches for the event will be held tomorrow. Miss Spencer. who began playing tennis seriously "a_•• Tennis -a--. I, ------ - '-'I- .* • - - a _' — - ----------------- - -- •I, , . ' - i •, •• ! • • ___ - ---- . - -- John Merrigan, Roy Britt, Garland Thomas and Gus Terry. -- -. * �2A—Evener.g Herald,Sanford, FL I- - Tutiday, Nov. 11, itys Housing Chief; —I -, NATION . ., I I IN BRIEF F F Oil Slick, Life Jacket Found Near Spot Of Missing Ship SAULT STE. MARIE, Mich. (AP) — An oil slick, life jackets and other debris were spotted today on Lake Superior near where a ship carrying between 28 and 30 crewmen was missing and believed sunk in stormwhipped waters, the Coast Guard said. "In all probability we're assuming the vessel has sunk," said Chief Warrant Officer Laurence Robbins at the Coast Guard rescue station at Sault Ste. Marie in Michigan's eastern Upper Peninsula. The debris believed to be from the nkLislng ship Edmund Fitzgerald was sighted after S sin, by the freighter Arthur N. Anderson about 13 miles north of Whitefish Point, some 45 miles northwest of here. Corn Harvest Brings Optimism WASHINGTON (AP) The 1975 corn harvest is turning rout better than expected, and the Agriculture )ertmen s.ty, Lbre 41U be a little more grain to serve as a cushion against next year's food price increases and rising foreign demand. As of Nov. 1, the corn harvest, now rapidly drawing to a close, was estimated at a record of slightly more than 5.8 billion bushels, the Agriculture Department said Monday. That is an increase of 1 per cent, or 66 million bushels, over last month's estimate. The expected crop not only would be the largest ever to be harvested by American farmers but wcbeup 25 per cent from 1974's weather-damaged output of less than 4.7 billion bushels. The crent crop record of 5.65 billion bushels was set In 1973. - Resignation Leaves Way Clear WASHINGTON (AP) The resignation of the govemment's civil rights chief leaves the way clear for the new seetary of health, education and welfare to reshape federal school desegregation policy. The resignation of Peter E. Holmes as director of the U.S. Office for Civil Rights was announced Monday, ef. fective Dec. 1. The office administers antidiscrimination laws and has been embroiled In such emotional issues as busing and school desegregation. "Mr. Holmes has done a wearing and demanding job extremely well," HEW Secretary David Mathews said. "I regret losing him, but I can well understand his desire to move on to new challenges." - Priest Attorney Plans Appeals FAI RFAX, Va. (AP) — The attorney for the Rev. Joseph E. Gedra says he plans further appeals to reverse the Catholic priest's conviction for conducting Mass In a single-family dwelling in violation of a zoning ordinance. Father Gedra is a 7Z-yesr.old priest who celebrates Mass in Latin, and fcr.the past several years he has been tating the service in a home In a desIgizated residential area near Vienna, Va. A jury of four men and one woman found him guilty Monday of violating a Fairfax County zoning ordinance barring such use of a single-family dwelling unless a special permit is obtained. The jury fixed his fine at $50: the range of penalties for violations Is from $10 to $10,000. Hearst Trial Set For Dec. 15 SAN FRANCISCO (AP) Patricia Hearst, her thoughts still wrapped In silence, was ordered to stand trial Dec. 15 on bank robbery charges while her attorneys IaUnChb.' : aght for more time to cure the mental traumas y say she suffered while a captive of the Syrnbionese Liberation Army. Insisting that Miss Hearst Is Incompetent to stand trial — despite a judge's ruling to the contrary attorney Albert Johnson prepared to summon psychiatric experts to tell of their secret probings of Miss Hearst's psyche. He also began draftjng on Monday an appeal toahigher court on the question of how soon the law reiL'es the Hearst trial to begin. - I - Military: Plane Not Needed WASHINGTON (AP) The Senate Appropriajo Cornniittee has Included $5.6 million in Its defense perxitng bill for the Enforcer a fighter plane the military says it doesn't need. $ The Enforcer has drawn fire from two staunch Pentagon szporters, Sen. Barry Goldwater, R-Ariz., and Sen. Howard Cannon, D-Nev., who contend it Is a waste of the taxpayers' money. In a recent letter to Senate colleagues, they wrote that "the Enforcer is not required or wanted by our military forces." - - Court Election Ruling Awaited WASHINGTON (A?) The &Jprune Court is expected to decith quickly whether the federal government can begin subsidizing presidential election campaigns next Jan. 21. Eight of the Supreme Court justices heard 44 hours of arguments on the constitutionality of the MiMidy law Monday, and backers of the propoaal said they hoped for a decision in three to four weeks. Backers of the now law that aUows federal funds to be used to financing elections argued that the act would halt "an arms race of political contributions." - Times, Guild Extend Deadline .'cLW VuR1 A1' — The New Y a k Times and tlx Newspaper Guild atreed today to extenr! contract rwgctlations (or four more hours in an effort to avert a threatened Guild walkout. A walkout could also man the shutdown of the city's other major morning paper, the Dad) News. The Guild, which represents 2,100 employes at the Times Including reporters, had t1reatend to strike at 7 am. if no 50tlement was reached. Fromme Friend Tells Of Theft SACRAMENTO, Calif. (A?) An elderly friend of ttte Fromne --,ays he showed let bow to use a IS. - '.. . :: : ; Signals Crossed ~1~.~ I 'I FLORIDA IN BRI EF 11 tLNN, I Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. . to be present, so that she could he r group informed as to keep F the proceedings," W ilson said. Wilson said other tenant rep. A lack of communication was blamed for a dispute tha t resentatives had tried to ..J. erupted Monday at Castle "barge in" and 'there just Brewer Court hou.lng project wasn't room for them." Mrs. Barbara Wyche, offices, according to Sanford council vice chairman, tenants' Rousing Authority Executive / Director Tom Wilson, said Council Chairman Mrs. .: "Apparently some people Aurella Davis had "no right" to I thought a meeting was In be present at the session with. z, . progress, but It was only a bid out the presence of the other . council representatives. opening," Wilson said, 4 . . I II . — ... An argument occurred when The Rev. G. N. Eubanks, a .L ,.. .. ~ 71~ several tenant representatives member of the tenants' council, attempted to gain entrance to said Mrs. Davis would be asked , ..,. #..—. the session, which Wilson said to "step down." , ".. was an administrative affair. 'if she doesn't, we plan to "Out of courtesy we invited vote he r out," he added. .I t the te nants' council chairman The Rev. Eubanks said his ~,o - - C!!,W __ . - . .-,. I ... . - group intended to file protests '.k I with housing and Urban Devel. opinent officials in Jackson- _;-..-. ..... ville, Atlanta and Washington. ROUND AND ROUND life's a ball when you give it a whirl, seems to be the attitude of these younplers who forget the woes Th' bi(tc hems; CIpeflL(J at the r rL-adin', writiri' and 'ri th m(th a5 they take a spin on Use merr y.go...ud in Sou th Side Elemen ta ry session, Wilson said, were for EVERYONE GOES School playground, Riding high on the top bar are (from left) Nathan Skop, Bully Simmons and b installation of 15 gas heaters, -1 Barbara hey. Also getting their feet off the ground as they whirl from the lower bar are (from left) and the lowest bidder was Wall Matthew Neal, Sean McLaughlin, May King Plumbing and Heating, Sanford Avenue, who offered to do the Job for 149,049.75. WNGWOOD—The Seminole Z " .. I \ - By /IUDIE MURPHY Herald Stall Writer ...,. ,_-' .." House Bom ing Four Face Property Counts County Sheriff's Department, city police department and state fire marshal's office are investigating today the Legal Notice MIAMI 1 Al') NOTICE ' Ann Bixier, 26, of Deland. Branch Road, reported a $110 the window were charred. stopped the auto at 10th Street Police said Hughes is also Eric Ray Horn, 19-year-old citize ns band radio was taken A state lire marshal removed and Myrtle Avenue, A corn- being held for the New Smyrna clerk at the store, told detec- from his auto. the container, Mrs. King said. puter check revealed the auto Beach and Edgewater police on tives that two men wearing blue Violet V. Anderson, 2652 We Mrs. King also said live city was listed as stolen in New two auto theft counts; for stocking cap masks with eye Howell Lane, reported burglars police officers Including PUblic SmTna Beach Aug. 21. DeLand police and Volusla holes cut out ordered him ton le a $400 color television nd Safety Directqr Doug Keller Officers reported a check- sheriff's agents on six counts of surrender money from the refta Patterson, 204 looked over tie scene and found 'book, reported stolen Monday for gery and for Leesburgpolice register at 2a.m. Magnolia St., Altamonte another window had been hit by from the residence of Mtu'iel A. on a grand larceny charge. Deputies said the clerk was Springs, told deputies a $200 a pistol shot. The bullet was Schlegcl, 300 Elm Ave., was Sanford police said their threatened by the men but no television was taken from her found In a bedroom wall and found under the rear seat of the Investigation is continuing in weapon was seen by the clerk, res idence, removed by Longwood officers. Clerk If I - Fund Spending ' N Beckwith-County Duel Resumes By ED PRICK But he agreed he wasn't sure as the commission should be made to the idea," he said. For now, Herald Staff Writer to the legality of spending known to Beckwith and equal Beckwith says he will Just waft The duel between the county taxpayer's dollars to inform time provided the clerk's office, on the board's next move. commission and the circuit voters of the issues. "One important thing is we "I wasn't invited to those court clerk over creation of a It was County Attorney Toni have the responsibility to offer privileged, super high-level county comptroller resumed Freeman who suggested an both sides of the issue," conferences — particularly today with Art Beckwith Jr. opinion from Shevin. Williams said, with Underwood because he declaring that the commission' "It's a political issue and you Kwiatkowski also pointed has no authority to spend might be subject to criticism," out the commission could knows how I feel about him and money to "promote or kill any Freeman said. The attorney generate facts about voter his advice," said Beckwith. The act divides duties betbill." suggested, also, that the attitudes. And, even if bill fails ween a comptroller and a clerk. Beckwith, the circuit court commission by utilizing Its in March, the commission could One officer serves as clerk of clerk and longtime opponent of inherent investigatory powers amend county government on the circuit court and county a legislative act splitting his could fund an "inventory the basis of voter res.nork.cP mtrt •k. ouues by creation or a comp- .survey" of voter attitud attitudes. Beckwith, on the other hand, becomes the custodianl of all troller, said if the cornCommissioner Dick Williams says he still is "unalterably county funds and assumes niissioners "are going to spend questioned such a survey and opposed" to a comptroller, many of the clerk's former some money, they better find insisted any lobbying done by "I'm philsosphlcally opposed chilies. _ vs, GERALD K WHEATLEI' and SHIRLEY J WHEATLEY, h,s wife. If at, Defendants NOTICE OF SALE otice 5 hereby given that pur suant to Final Judgment of foreclosure entered in the above entitled cause in the Circuit Court of Seminole County, Florid., 1 *ill 5111 the property $ituaPs,J in Semi le no C ounty. Fla, described as: Lot 5$, LONGDALE SUB DIVISION, according to 9* Plat thereof as recorded in Plat Book 13, Page 45, Public Records of Seminole County, Florida TOGETHER with the following items of Droperty Drop In Range Refrigerator WaI Furnace Hood & Fan, Of public $ale to the hiqt*tt and best bidder for cash at the west front door of the Seminole County Courthouse In Sanford. Florida at Ii- A M. on November 341h, A.D. IM (SEAL) Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Clerk of Circuit Court By: Elaine RiCharda Deputy Clerk Lynn James Hinson Turnbull, Abner and Danets Attorneys ar.d Counsellors at Law 147 West Lyman Avenue Winter Parke Florid, 37151 Publish. Nov. Ii, ISiS DET 43 - t Legal Notice - IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL C l R. some authority for that." CUlT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR Beckwith's reply is in SEMINOLE COUNTY response to an agreement b) PROBATE DIVISION PROBATE NO. 7s.rnCP two comm issio ners Monday to In Re: Estate of seek an opinion from Florida KARL H, DROZO Atty. Gen. Robert Shevin as to deceased. ec IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE NOTICE TO CREDITORS whether it's legal to spend EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL C IR. To All Creditors and All Persons CUlT, county funds to inform voters lI AND FOR SEMINOLE i Claims or Demands A g Having ainst COUNTY, FLORIDA. ofthejssubefo em in 13.16$4 March referendum, You are hereby notified and In Re: The Marriag, of reg to present any claims and ZANDRA It was the time the BYJMIECASSELBERRY c Wife, attorney to renegotiate a refuse Council approved a req uest demands which you may ha ve highly controversial issue Herald Staff Writer against Petitioner . the estate of collection contract with hl&W by Public Works Director Fred DR KARL H, and surfaced here since State OZO demWd late of Seminole Refuse Service. The firm, Roberts to extend mosquito County. Floridi, RUSSELL LEROY DOUD. the Clark Of the Bob Hattaway, D-Altamonte WINTER SPRINGS The currently serving all of Winter logging in the city for two Circuit Court, andto file the same In. Springs, and State Rep. Vince City Council voted Monday Springs Respondent with the exception of weeks after he reported he had duplicate and as provided In Section Fechtel, R-Leesburg, fought it night to accept "with regret" Hacienda NOTICR OF ACTION ?33- 16. Florid. Statutes. In their Village and Cum. enough fogging chemical and off ices In the Court nt COurthou, In TO; RUSSELL LEROY DOUD out earlier this year on the resignation of City Attorney berland Farm s Store, was diesel CO ROBERT DOUD fuel on hand to Seminole County. d' the job Florida, within floor of the House, with Hat- Newman Brock submitted last praised by council member: and 72$ McGee lour calendar months from his the time fj budget would stand Fort Worth. Texas taway walking away wi th the week and name assistant City for the "ou tsta nding servi of the first pubIicationp,f..of,or,h, ce" it extra salary expense. If YOU ARE NOTIFIED that a CXsame will victory. be barred. Attorney Gary Massey of the provides, Petition for DissolutIon of Marriage tension Is approved for th Filed at Sanford Florida, this e 74th The victory a bill that same firm as acting city athas been filed against you and you day of October, 1975 CETA I Comprehensive are required to Serve a copy Cf your calls for splitting Bcck%.bIjh's torney' tAstowu.g on him Use Anne H, Bofton Axnbruse Zaccarelio, owner Employment Training Act) written defenses to the Petition, If duties by creating a comp. full title and powers As Executrix that go of the firm, Informed the funded employe the mosquito any you have, on PetItioner's At Irving M. Felder trolley appointed by the with it." tor Council by letter they could not control pr ogram may beCon. Attorney fc'r Anne H. Bolton HARVEY M. ALPHER. of Low Offices of Alpr and commission, The only hitch i 150 S. Knowles, Wack. continue on the basis of a one. tinued for an additional week If Winter Patti Mayor Troy Piland told the year wt"ow adess i i6 East Simorar, that the issue must be put to contract with one year needed. Suite M. Attimonte Publish: NOV. 11, is, 1173 acid test in March when Council he did not wish to ap- optlontoxtend. lie proposed a Springs, Florida 37101, en or before OFT so ounty's voters will decide point a rcpla'rrvnt until alter DI- comber 16th, 1915, and fate the Warm e:ithcr and recent contr-t for three years ,.... na Ithereofwtht,.Cl,fk ,h S i,hettwj or not to split hlecit ihe December city election and with two one-year ._._................. o(.Ui heavy rai ns have contributed to of options at Court either before service when Council i nsisted on cal on with's duties, li ng a month for curbside trash and the mosquito problem. Richard Petitioner5 ttrr.ey or im Massey A:ity attorney" in the Monday's -sUategy'lSM60171 mediately thereatt,ç otherwise a garbage pick up and S5.5o for DeFazio appealed to council interim, Piland suggested they backyard service. ras called by DOAUII will to entered against you resumption of th e fogging The rate RIVEAUVE for the rIltf demanded Ivry Kwiatkowski to find out might be circumventing _________________________ in the would be subject to increased saying his. 15-montholtj son SUNSHINE STATE = Petition, Massey Replaces Brock v Ii first a, - .111 I) ) ('iE 'what we legally can and Own city charter, which gives overhead and opera ti ng the mayor power to appoint, annot do." which would have to Management Consultant E. m Council felt a back-up sta::tIated to CIt' Council I. "Woody" Underwood ada t torney was necessary for before rates were raised. ised the commission to "sell" times Massey mi gh t be un carriers for encept,alltj In horses and humans and able LB case to the people. Under- to attend and Massey'sfirmMassey told Council he wheartworrn in dogs., rood ca lled the,present system was authorizedi to provide discussed the matter with f financial aucuntabilitsrocx and the former city 4itubtltute legal advisor. Daniels C7pfl5ed Use ('sir if tL'fL .-.r,,t ...-..A 9 L has mosquito bi tes all over him. ___________________ ;ar y D. Hunt, another resident, Ewning HiJd pointed out mosquitoes are Publ'tj 0454ly .Thd Sfldip, t'cept Saturday and Christmas Mir by The Sanford Herald Inc. 300 H. French Ave. Sanford, 37771 this Court this 10th day of Novø,'n. be,, 1,73 (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) AfThr H Beckwith, Jr., Clerk of the Circuit Court By: Elgin* RiCharde Deputy Cleft Law Offiç of At, PER AND WACK ,W AA ..--- -. 'I Safety Training en er 4 pposed . School Parents Asked To Meet on Pot Issue I the city, said he Is still working on the problem, but from a different standpoint. He said in WINTER SPRINGS— Mayor talking to area youth group the Troy Piland has called a cry he heard was "Why should meeting today at 5:30 p.m. at we tell the administration when City hall for all parents of they never do anything about Oviedo High School students it? When we do, there is no from Winter SprIngs who ride response." school bus No. 23. Councilman Irwin Hunter The meeting stems from a said, "I think it is. criminal By JANE CA&SELIJEJIRY Herald Staff Writer (Continued From Page I-A) McClanahan explained an recent Incident in which two when the school system cannot bids received, and authorized applicant can still appeal his teenage Winter Springs girls guarantee safety of students the police and fire chiefs in- conditional use request to the were allegedly threatened and and when a few can Intimidate stead ta negotiate for the City Commission if it Is turned beaten after reporting to the officials and other kids to exert uniforms, down by the planning and city council that marijuana was peer pressure." being smoked by some students Councilman John Daniels, Jliiuny Pitts, with Martin's zoning board, which he said is on the bus. assistant principal at Uiion Uniforms, Tampa, the low needed "advisory body." Kathy Holzman, of Park Junior High School in daughter McClanahan said he didn 't bidder, questioned the cornmission's earlier action ac- agree with a memorandum City Fire Chief Charles Holz- Orange County, said, "I work in cepting the total $10,135.75 bid from the zoners' meeting last man, and Pam Roy, appealed to a junior high where there are from Perkins Men's Wear, Thursday which said if the City the council for help in 1,500 kids and I could not Sanford. Martin's Uniforms "prefers to make the final correcting the situation Oct. 27 guarantee absolute safety for submitted a low bid totalling decision" on all conditional use and four days later were any child. Any request that he requests, the City should assaulted at the school, (the principal of Oviedo) do so $7,647.75. authorities said, by a 15-year- Is unreasonable. Granted we McClanahan, Moore and change the koning ordinance to old Oviedo girl, who was later want safety, butt have seen this Commissioner Julian Sten. the application goes directly situation blown completely out strom at first justified ac the City to avoid setting two taken into custody. The girls bid public hearings. Zoncrs had also reported they were of proportion evolving two cepting the high local because of the convenience of said this lengthy procedure is a threatened and ostracized by juniors in high school now money, and other students. afraid to go to school and alterations and the idea of waste of time and Since then the girls say, they ostracized for goodness knows keeping the business locally, creates a hardship on the aphave been afraid to go back to for how long by "peer In other action, two separate plicant. ad- pressure." school motions failed to amend the The commission also en- classes as "I have seen the school, the not been able City zoning ordinance as to dorsed without funding, the ministrators have school principal, the school change of use or conditional use concept of a public safety to assure their safety. Holzman said today the girls superintendent, and the school of property without a public complex for training of had agreed to return to school pupils put on the spot when they hearing by the planning and policemen and firemen with a morning and give it a don't have an awful lot of and matching federal grant as Monday zoning commission try, but were still afraid for control over its" Daniels added, of adjacent explained by Commissioner notification John Morris. Morris said some their safety and were later "Kids belong to parents, not to property owners. land for the project Is available withdrawn. Prior to recent the schools or the police Moore said the result is the events, Holzman said Kathy department." zoning is-tie same as it was." in Altamonte Springs. and Pam liked the school, the Daniels' wife, Mary, • teachers and courses they were speaking from the audience taking. Parents are now conasked the mayor and Council to t sidering alternative schools in write it long letter of apology to which to enroll the girls, Oviedo High School, saying Holzman said the girls have by schcol of- there were a lot of students in been criticized her area who attend the school ficlals, but he believes the girls and consider it a good school. more than 1,000 residents In have at least accomplished (Continued From Page lAl Councilman Irene Van 1970, now has 4,234, according what they set out to do in that poul, mother of two as listed at 14,691, the new to the preliminary estimates, pot smoking has been stopped teenagers in the school, agreed preliminary estimates show a Its population in 1973 was 3,%5 on the school bus. Winter "It is good school, but it has a population of 14,423, just and in 1974 was 3,990. Al though only four problem." She said Principal slightly above the 1973 The number of residents in Springs parents have contacted Keith Stone had admitted there estimate. Oviedo increased from 2,601 to them-to give them support, he was a small group on campus The City of Longwood which 2,725 in 1975. has heard from many in Fern causing trouble and he said he recorded a population increase Lake Mary, Seminole's Park and Casselberry and has police on the of l5.2 per cei.l in 1974 over 1973, youngest municipality o.t 250 even had a call from Leesburg would allow (iItfl)US more often. oiir,ued its growing way, txrsoas during the year, ac- commending the girls for their recording an increase of 10 per cording to the preliminary action. Piland responded, "I do not cent for the 1975 year. figures. The estimate shows its The city council voted at feel we owe anyone an a po logy, The city's population in 1973 population dropped from 2,694 Monday night's meeting to have The principals have the same as listed at 4,830, rlsng to to 2,445, the attorney draw up a problem of taking the problem Coun ty Pop u l 0 Cox criticized the Corps of Eng1ners' latest recommendations of the upper St. Johns project as being "a lot like the old plan." The "old plan" submitted by the Corps to state and federal environmental agencies. was rejected. ( Next: To Save A River Prof Ile of the Opposition.) constitutional simply because cost at least $15,000. utilities. the Legislature says it is. Ile added the PSC counsel "is Julian noted that the PSC "They (the legislature) do not being funny or casual" particularly has voided a rate City council- things that are unconstitutional about its decision and It is increase from $4.50 to $7.50 I Ofl Shifting T') CitieS - for MILTON _(AP) — A man and woman described by police as drifters were being held without bond today on charges of first-degree murder and kidnaping In the abduction and slaying of Pensacola realtor Alma C. Hartley. Billy Lee Shephard, 26, of Warsaw, Ind., and Phyllis T ,.,i. 01 ,J t(..... 1'L1.. .1, w svuu sun, uiuu, were moved nere Monday from Tampa, said agent Don T. West 01 the Florida Department of Criminal Law Enforcement, A hearing for Shepard, an unemployed painter, and Miss James, an unemployed secretary, was scheduled today. Firm Demands City Share Cost In City Attorney Post - Pair Held On Murder Charges $ Asked If the project, if completed, would st.,batantially reduce the amount of water flowing through the St. Johns system near Sanf cr4, Cox replied, "My personal feeling Is that it would, alLlugh we have to wait for the hydrological reports to come in on that. Certainly, any drop in the amount of flow would make the situation worse. It depends on how much water we lose." recover some $4,310.88 which recognizes as binding signed the city claims the utility owes letters by utility company of. the city in uncollected utility ficlals pledging to turn lONG WOOD taxes over a four-year period. ownership of sewer and water rmien are considering whether to a!! the time," the attorney said. prepared to go to court on the monthly the city recently The council flatly turned lines over to the city when the file a suit against the Florida matter. granted to Longwood Utilities down Sanlando's offer to pay city can serve either utility. Public Service Commission, The attorney said although "it upsets rne that the legisla. Inc. and demanded that the the city $121 mothly over a The council also directed iPSC) seeking an ultimate the city can challenge the law ture would empower the company file with the state three-year period without in- Julian to tell Sanlando the city Florida Supreme Court decision as unconstitutional there Is no Seminole County Commission organizatlor immediately. te rest to pay off the amount does not at this time recognize on whether the county corn- way of predicting what such a to amend Longwood's charter," In other business the council due. the juridiction of the PSC over mission has authority over court challenge would cost. He Julian said. The charter directed Julian to file suit The council also told Julian to private utilities operating In the municipalities. said legal expenses for a suit authorizes the city to regulate against Sanlando Utilities to notify Sanlando Utilities that it city. City Attorney Ned Julian Jr. 0 0 reported to city council Monday night thit he has been notified by the PSiC that the city has no C t 0 authority to regulate privatelyowned utilities operating within LONGWOOD— The city that a public safety ( police and money into something of the under the federally funded —Lormann is to encourage municipal boundaries. council Monday night in- fire training complex for the soit Floyd Is suggesting. Comprehensive Employment the representative to withdraw The PSC counsel said the city structed Mayor James R. region be built in Altamonte Councilman H. A. Scott said, and Training Act (CETA) for the application for a zoning lost that right on Sept 2.3 when l.ormann, delegate to the Springs, city council voted "Everytime we go through the pition of Class C sewer change. decided the However, council county commissioners adopted CAI.NO Couhcil of Local unanimously instead to push Altamonte Springs, we get plant operator if application is. not a resolution relinquishing its Governments, to recommend the program at the community took," referring to the regional —instructed Lormann to withdrawn a public hearing will authority to regulate utility the organization support the college for additional funding if sewer system which Longwood notify representatives of be scheduled. law enforcement and fire improvements are necessary. was to join before city voters Columbus Harbor subdivision co mpani es In the meantime, the council righting programs at Seminole "What do they plan to do that turned down the project. that the council does not look instructed the Land Planning Julian said the PSC basts its Community College (SCC). SCC Is not doing?" Councilman In othe business, the council: with favor on its request to Agency (zoning board) not to opinion on a statute adopted by In a direct slap at a Gerard Connell asked. Council —au thorized Public Works change the residential zoning consider the zoning change at the Florida Legislature in 1971. suggestion by Altamonte Chairman J. R. Grant said that Director Ralph Fisher totsire as on the tract to permit smaller this week's Wednesday night He added the state law Is "not Springs Mayor Norman Floyd he would be unwilling to put city soon as possible an applicant size lots. meeting. private travel fund." Askew believes that use of state funds for the trip Is justified because he will be representing Florida at the reception for the moderator of the "Meet the Press" television program, S.chnitt said. IN T H E CIRCUIT COURT FOR I N 0 L E COU NT Y. FLORIDA CASE NO. 7S.714.CA4.0 FEDERAL NATIONAL MOR. TGAGE ASSOCIATION, a United State Corporation. Plai ntiff, naturally." By DONNA ES'rES Herald Staff Writer — TALLAHASSEE (AP) — Gov. Reubin Askew believes his discretionary fund was set up to pay for trips such as his flight to Washington tonight to attend a retirement reception for Lawrence Spivak, Askew press secretary Paul Schnitt says. "The alternative is to go back to slush funds," Schnitt said, pointing out that former Gov. Claude Kirk "had a 1! down. so the marshes can drain Longwood May Sue Over Cou nty Powers Askew Fund Pays For Travel Larceny Charged - "The project would definitely have a damaging effect on the marshes," Cox said. "The northern end of the marsh near Lake Wilmington already Is dammed up by the Fellsrnere road grade. We'd like to see that broken - waters. Thefts Probed creased net returns to citrus of $41,018,400" over and above what might have been expected for the industry in . . . LIldi area u we project Is not compietea. The estimates are based on a "project life" of 50 years. The documents also indicate that if the project is completed, an additional 30,000 acres of land will become available for citrus production in the next half'century. Under the heading of "Benefits, Costs and BenefitCost Ratio" water supply benefits under one set of conditions are listed as 11,347,000.01 that total, $1,129,000 in water benefits will accrue from the Lake Wilmington Reservoir, which would be used primarily for irrigation. The lake Washington Reservoir, which provides water to the city of Melbourne, would generate only $218,000. Florida Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission biologist David Cox, who has studied the project, feels that building more water control structures will benefit "some of the landowners" while damaging the delicate eco-system of the upper St. Johns. . Completion of a controversial St. Johns River flood control project proposed by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers would mean a $41,000,000 profits windfall for a handful of citrus growers in Brevard and Indian River Counties during the next half.century. The project is expected to cost taxpayers $85,000,000 to construct and $3,431,000 per year to maintain. Approximately $30,000,000 already has been spent on the project, which is supposed to provide flood control, irrigation, recreation, and public water supplies for Orange, Osceola, Brevard and Indian River Counties. Documents obtained from the Central and Southern Flood Control District offices in West Palm Beach contain a statement that the recommended plan will augment declining groundwater supplies and will provide "In- /. tropical depression lingering 250 miles north of the Yucatan Peninsula has slowed to a crawl. But forecasters say it still may turn into a tropical storm and head for the U.S. Gulf coast. The National Hurricane Center reported early today that there was little change in the depression's position or status from Monday. Forecasters expected It to drift slowly to the north through noon today. The ill-defined depression had winds up to 35 miles per hour, on the threshold of the 39 rn.p.h. speed that is the minimum for a tropical storm. Small craft In the Southeast Gulf were warned to remain in protected .4111 __ NOTICE ii hereb y given that the firebombing Monday of an East Board of County Commissioners of min0I County. Florida. thaII at Church Street residence, 7: P.M., or as soon thereafter as Mrs.. Linton (Julia) King of possible. 'on the 2nd day of By BOB LLOYD stolen auto, the case and further charges The robbers fled on foot with 310 E. Church St., said today ocrmter. 1975. in trio Seminole Herald Staff Writer Police began checking with are pending. Officers said an an undisclosed amount of cash, her husband returned from hi County Court hOule. Sanford, area law enforcemen t agencies $80 check from the checkbook mostly in 11 bills., deputies said, Job with the City of Altamonte Florida, consider an Ordinance A complaint from a local and found that Hughes Is named was forged and creating a Recreation Program for cashed at a Springs. Monday afterroon motel that a Deland man left in nine felony warrants, to the citi:em of Seminole County local bank Monday. fi nd their frame home full of AN ORDINANCE CREATING A without paying for lodging Hughes was in the county jail RECREATION PROGRAM FOR smoke, mushroomed Into a full-scale today in lieu of $10,100 bond on SEMINOLE COUNTY PROVIDING Deputies today were In. investigation Monday night, local charges of defrauding an In checking the house when ADMINISTRATION BY THE Sanford police reported, innk&per and two counts of In other arrests, Altamonte vestigating thefts of citizens she returned home from work, PARKS AND RECREATION resulting In the arrest of four possession of stolen property _... Springs police Jailed James L. band radios and televl Ions in Mrs. King said a "Molotov DIVISION OF THE DEPARTMENT OF COUNTY DEVELOPMENT , severa l burlarjes. persons on stolen property the auto and chec kbook. cocktail," a 16-ounce soda ESTABLISHING PROGRAMS. Johnson, 20, of Orlando, In lieu Jon S. Grantham, charges. Also jailed in lieu of $5,000 $5000 bond on a grand tar- Tuscaloosa Trail, Maitland, bottle (till of a liquid with a AND ESTABLISHING FEES Slumberland Court Motel bond on charges of possession burned rag hanging out the top, (SEAL) Y rthur H. Bechwith. Jr. reported a personnel told police that of stolen property in connection $2 radio unit and was found wedged between a Clark to the Board of Semi nole sheriff's detectives antenna was taken when an broken bedroom Seaborn C. Hughes, 31, of with the checkbook were .Jerry are County Commiuloners In and window and probing the robbery early auto wa.i burglarized at his f or Sem,noie County, Fiorc1j Deland, left in a 1975 yellow . te Crocker, 34, and Candice .scree n. By: Joann K. Hare a !SIdflCt. Maverick sedan without paying Lee Crocker, 23, both of 217' today of a7.EIeyen(oorJ Deputy Cleft b o ttle had not broken, but Donald H. Jones, Semoran oxford Road store for lodging. Fernwood PublIth. Nov 1). iSiS Holly Ave., Sanford, and Sheila Boulevard, Fernand Park. the nylon sheer cur ta North Apartments, Howell ins next to DET Patrolman Lewis Coombs Herald Staff Writer Third fna Series Tropical Depression Slows Probed Motel's Complaint Mushrooms ByAUDIEMURPHY PIIILA[)E1,phjIA (AP) — The Greek master of a cargo ship has been ordered to surrender his passport and be held for removal to Miami In connection with Coast Guard charges that his ship dumped at least 5,000 gallons of oil off the Florida Keys last summer. In a hearing at U.S. District Court here Monday, federal magistrate Edwin Naythons said he found evidence that crude oil that blackened sections of the Keys In July 18 Lid come from the Garbis, a ship captained by Vassilous I s.aroulis. The Coast guard, which has charged Psaroulls with violation of the U.S. Water Pollution Act of 1974, boarded more than 200 ships and took oil samples from 40 in its search for the vessel that spilled the oil. Psaroulls's lawyer, Stanford Shmukler, asked fo: dismissal of charges, saying they were based on the "flimsiest of circumstances," •.-. -. - St. John' s Project Would Benefit Few Ship's Captain Ordered Held In Keys Oil-Spill Incident S Tuesday, Nov. 11, 1975-3A .J -, ..,1_ - For 1976 Christmas Clubbers.1 We've broken an old Christmas tradition, namely the practice of collecting Christmas savings without paying interest in return. A Scrooge-type tradition, if there ever was one! We look at it this way: Christmas Club money should work as hard for you as any other kind of savings. After all, it takes as much will power for you to put it aside. And, since we invest it with the same care as other savings dollars, you should benefit from the earnings. Deposit $1 or more each week for 50 weeks and next November you'll receive a check for the full amount saved plus 51/j per cent interest, compounded daily. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 4W=== CM pribil I I ?%j •. v5c8e,., to ., F.daql Smr,• •f?( I,14 b•t• of Ctttfe Aasty,u wt. ply oah PssI ij"i2s3 *5 *0 kv TO 13V1 tv%o W004 I no flee 'ISO • .100 - ______ I Date I Io 54 I ('UDIC1'u Ac. ra fin • I I I I I i tj,, b M -. Cr,, - In 1#9fk al"MI cold I htfoltv a,'oi stall ' I I • �- : I -E 'ening ITICI'Lld N The theme for the 1975 Sanford Christmas Iarade, scheduled for Dec. 4, has been established, And wouH you believe Itwas a nine-year-old who submitted the winning entry that decided the theme? Keishann Washington, 1809 Strickland Ave., who is a fourth grader at All Souls School, suggested kENcu AVE.. SAN}"Oflt). 1"l.A. 37fl ireaCle 30 t2.11or1,,9993 Tuesday, Nov. 11, )?75-_.4A Around WAYNE I). IXYLE, Pubhsher WlI.JAM L).CUHRIE, Managing Editor IIOI3ERTC. MARKEY. Advertising Director Unit' t)t'liver: Week, that was the one selected by chairman Fred Davis and his parade committee. This year's parade will get under way at 7:30 p.m. 9 ______ en(; Month. $2 40; 6 Months, $14.20; mail; Month, $2 'O; 6 Months, $16.20; 12 Months, $32.40. ________ _______ Keishann will receive a $25 U.S. Savings Bond. Congratulations young lady and thanks bra nice _____ theme. The Clock E. Swallow, 118 W 19th St., Sanford, was recently promoted to Chief Petty Officer, U.S.N., In the Nixon administration on grounds it was too costly and unvorkable. Vith the homebuilding industry still bringing Up the rear in recovery from Among other things featured at the Festival will be Grandma's Attic', which will contain Junk or obJects d'art, d(?pending upon your semantics; a plant booth, boutique with fancy foods and Chrislinascards, religious articles and home baked goodies, such as cakes, pies and cookies. Ren',nber, it's all for the church and you can i 1.PD-4, Fighter Squadron 101, and Patrol JointhecrowdatAllSoulsChurch thisSaturday. — Evening Herald Sanford, FL Tuesday, Nov. ), 197S— SA ________________________________________________ -. \1\')111 a ii 's FatIie r o iii a tc)se - MORRISTOWN, N.J. tAP) - to die that can be asserted by a describe his reactwn to the ready Fourteen scientists from various segments of Florida's $11 billion agricultural Industry were Rival Guerrilla Armies M ass and also received the Navy Achievement Medal. He is married to the Former Christine Parker of Auburn, Me., and they have two children — Kim- HortIcultural Society for their outstanding research papers. The awards were presented by Leon W. Miller, 1.UANDA, Angola tAP) - Rival guerrilla armies threatened the capital of Angola today on its first day of Muir disagreed with the The Quinlans filed a petition within the treating physican's Karen, 21,slipped into a coma Anne Quinlan be removed from Father." Quinlan said he was still in Judge Muir's court in Sep- opinion it should be done. Here argument that Karen has no April 15 and has been sustained the respirdhir is to be left to the in a "persistent vegetative treating physician. It is a weighing whether to appeal the tt'mber asking that Quinlan be Dr. Morse has refused to concur hope of recovery. Saturday, Nov. 15, is the date of thIs year's All Souls Church Festival and it will last all day, manager for A. Ducts & SOnS, Oviedo, who also presided ,ver the three-day annual meeting of the society. youngsters, bingo and other games for adults and fast Food service all day long, capped off with a roast beef dinner which carries a price tag of Just $2. its last African colony. Ending fire centuries of colonial rule, the last or tuiese troops sailed for Lisbon Monday night, leaving . society for their continuing efforts to upade and improve our agricultural industry. since, On Monday a state judge one." had to consider his other two andseekingthecow't'ssanctlon ruled that for ordering her respirator respirator must Karen's physicians opposed ctiiltfren. s mottidisconnected, be disconnected, the family's request to unplug Julia Quinlan, Karen' backed MPLA, the Popola'r Movement for the Liberation of Angola. Troops of the rival FNLA, or National Front, which is supported by China and Zaire, were reported 12 mIles north of the city. And a column of some 1,500 troops of tJNITA, the proWestern National Union for the Total Independence of Angola, and of the FNLA were reported 50 miles to the south of the city. ' —13111 CUrI'IC 1 RAY CROMLEY . cr&'dibl' long list of recipients of financial issistance from their government, publishes a "Catalogue of Federal Domestic representing a cross section of leading U.S. are scores hich mean economic survival to those / 1' 41 ' ( ,. chairman and president Fred 1. Allen says it is time for American businessmen to face the facts of 'the sad state of coorate morality" and for those who do not share the attitudes which have led to scandals we are reading about daily to speak out. S ' Fourth National Campaign ________________________________________ C a re y P r op os e S Be Ify 's Wallace Opens Biggest, ,'.. ______________ '• -. / . /)Ie)"') 1 'p" ,. 1 - ere ' a . - JOHN CUNNIFF neth W. Clarkson, assistant professor of at the University of Virginia and formerly with the Offict of Management and the Budget, indicate Initial success of the program's 1961 tcst lay in the education and advice on suggest that, on lead to an appreciable average, published through the company, if morality Is to above all, they were not distinctly separate improvement many employes may important, individual dtens In all wa of assume relates how his company still owns a town house changes later, ownership, but their first responsibility is to relatively high, and prices are rising, that unethical acts They may think they have the implicit— if not Ihi svntl,.d e maker of go, the sellers and the buyers believe that the - Friday. lie also demanded Zakh.arov's recall, MADRID, Spain AP), Francisco Franco has developed lung complications and medical sources said the symptoms could indicate the onset of bronchial pneumonia. Information Minister Leon Herrera, reading to newsmen today the latest medical bulletin from the 82- fcccJ with a one-ccrt sales tax Ford, meanwhile, met wiui increase, to nine cents on the Five Senate Democratic leaders dollar, to discuss a Senate proposal to ,s state officials worked on provide $4 billion in federal loan the plan Monday, Deputy White guarantees. House hess Secretary William Sen. William oire, Greener repeated President Wis., chairman of the Senate Ford's promise to veto what the Banking Committee, said Ford President has termed a "ball. indicated he wanted to do cv. out" of New York City. erything possible to help the But Greener referred to loan city but that tie still is opposed with trepidation even by the I' esident, is now to be a heroine in the public opinion polls. One f the President's topranking White House aides confides that "from the polls we've seen, the conclusion is that Betty and the kids are a distinct plus for the President." unless the White ouse headway in his first presidenin 1976 he andwins st'eks re-election in tial race. I9. That is not likely. Health, of course, is the iig No political leader outside Ue Wallace camp suggests that he question for the Wallace ca has a chance of winning the didac' now. He was shot as he presidency. But he Is as usual a campaigned in Laurel, Md., on 15, 1972, and is paralyzed force for the Democrats to reckun with, more formidable from the waist down. He takes than ever given the party's big medication to ease his pain. But lungs four days after a major abdominal operation, The new lung complications came only hours after doctors reported that they had stopped the general's artificial breathing apparatus because difficulties In his breathing had eased., drawn." The new Carey plan Committee begins con' would reduce the minimum $4 sideration today of a bill to billion in federal loan guaran- provide the city with $7 billion tees previously sought by the in loan guarantees. Speaker city to $1.5 billion to $2 billion. Carl Albert, DOkla., said he campaign committee, after tlorng sonic of their OWfl polling, expect to bring up With the President the possibility that Mrs. Ford ballot, a minority often is enough to win, as Wallace showed the four years ago. His name has led the divided field in early polls. bill next Monday. He said chances for passage look more favorable than a week ago. Details of the new Carey plan have not been made public, tt in the campaign. That decision was disclosed after the latest Harris poll reported Monday that Mrs. Ford is ager, Charles S. Snider, says the governor is better organIzed, better financed and better prepared than before. includes a one-cent increase in the city sales tax, The proval her outspoken the last position as the governor's been in," Snider said In a tele- the way she would handle preparedfor Wednesday's news $1 worth of most goods in the having a love affair, announce his candidacy. The The onecent Increase in the city would cost the average the conclusion that Mrs. I"urd"issupportedmostby redundant. The campaign has been going nonstop since the : year and raise $235 million, public who are least likely without penalties or financial institution was convinced it could low- cent boys, In Deltona • said • NOV. 14 SaDie harrison Rogers. Cost to reigster $2 for proposal: "We will in good conscience be able to - Deflary The going rate for food stamps on the black Estimates of the combined costs of errors, less. areas be insured to,80 per cent by the federal billIon a year, compared to useful benefits of less They observed that town houses were coo- governriient. than $3.8 billion. the economy with the same massive doses of federal medicine as did during the depth of the r10 stimulation, controls, make work legislation and so forth. At the u 'i iu i for Democrats ever REPAIRS? Winston Churchill once said that nothing is leak." This would make "the ability of the Young complained: "Damn it! Damn iP The Dean delivered to the President an FBI summissed. It is in this spirit that I look back upon infornuatlon both difficult and hazardous," he this and we're always telling him everything the White house Plots to p1)' me with poisons and suggested. Shortly disappointed that he scribbled a handwritten, thereafter: One witness can't be done," hallucinogens "Dear Edgar" note to the FBI director, asking recallsthathlaldemr)anwantednotonlytofirebut Late December, 1971: The plumbers also for more To be sure, these conspiracies had a Maxwell to jail anyone caught leaking information details. Additional information was to me. discussed coating my steering wheel with an furnishel. White House to destroy or discredit a reportej did anything more than dlscus.s this idea. But by from the Central Intelligence Agency. This was Internal Security Division, Republican National No President should be prmltted to marshal prosecution as the objective, idea, my sources suggest, froiti a possible t• health, Wallace Is likely to en- NOV. 11s cent surcharge on the corporate Annual Sidewalk Book Sale, Franchise tax and the extension electorate." The Harris organization than ever before on his proposals for dealing with national nationwide showed that a foreign 'j, ei Afl °"#' Annie M. Bracken, Orange a.m, and 2:30 p.m., "Bedknobs used to aid tie city, but instead ScIpto T. Brace)' Burgess Johnson, Orlando NOV. 15 John hi. Degraff Machill Gant, Titusville United Methodist Women, 10 millIon. Jane Mauk Jaueline D. Miller Julia Minott D1SCIIARGES Sanford: Joseph A. h(igsby Gottlob Schimpf James Singleton Kathleen Snyder Kingston A. (Thegan, Dellary Hilda B. Jones, Deflary hienr' L. Wagner, DeBary Alice Cardillo, Deltona Betty J. Green James Jackson Margaret M. King Maggie P. Scarborough Rebecca lulls Mar)' i. woois Josephine ltandt, Deltona Ilanna Giles, Orange City Albert II. Wapple, 84, A 4 to c3? and dragged before a grand Jury. The charges so far as I can learn, was actually issued to the be nailed for some crime, any crime. Officials pl. Hut since I was the unhappy ohju'ct Nov. 11, 1911; Wt.itc Ilouse aide ('tiarles Shortly thereafter: White House aide Jeb our access to govern:ient docuienth constituted Full I now feel, should be placed on the I had been paid $100,000 to write favorable conference, grumped: "Boy, it'd be nice if we raid on my office but decided against From sourcei and documents made available Batista. "It now appears," wrote Cobon In a lAddy thought he had been Instructed to kill me. of helping to return documents stolen by told In thonoIocal. order: portunity to destroy Anderson's eretlit1ity," prised Magruder of ddy's intent. street by eight FBI ageqt. The charge agaln Horn in San Francisco, he came retired professor of facts, U.S. per cent winning a halfen primaries four years ago. Any time his performance falls short of his 1972 showing, it will be read as Ueservc, serving 37 p.mfl. the presidents' wives. There are repo of dwindilug blue-collar support for Wal- act positively exploded or a clousnn about his Pakistan policy, unleashed the notorious White to keep my house under surveillance. They abo backstage efforts to get a acknowledged that they had expected to nab presidential House plumbers against me. They set aside their tailed me and kept two of my reporters under A federal grand jury, incidentally, refused higher "I hetehy sontnncA the dolei'i dani' to one good . to tre ______________ .. . . ,• .. p ,_ . - __ " i - '. .-. . 1''. -"•r---- upper FO r S i te P 1 c lc et I WASIIING'WN ftP - F' .'. ._ ---..-I--:':.___ - I -, . .... - 1 -. I ',.___. •I' - -' - . .. ..' 1i''::E.. -. '. . ' - '- ..'.. • . . ., - '---=-.. -. .' . -. ,. ______ ________ _____ _________ _______ . - . . -_. -. . , - , '" entit' in di one . , . ,- - .- - ,. ..- .. ------,. with lows in the upper 40s north picket an entire construction and mid 6 south. Highs upper site and not just the sub- troversüil measure. The AP tally showed Ut the Perk. in charge thousands of dollars in cant- 8:33 a.m., 9:05 p.m. ''\.• . . - , .- . . - - .- . t. - - -c-- .*'- '. -- -V....... -. -, . - ... . - _ _, - -, . !o . 78 house members ._:, . --. ' -. - bill. . '-.------ . : ',. .', -:- - :'..' . ,, , ' .. ..... . .. TOGETI ONIT smns assured if Sen. Jesse Helms, H-NC., an Monday the bill would give con- erybody whos onybo Is th.r.. Printing -'' ,.- . ' . - _. .' -. . . - . Sen. Lowell P. Weieker, II- w.i '. - . - - '........................ . - about to The deodlln.'s almost here. Don't miss It Coil ow Busin, Off 'ci now, - ..., _. Is her, extra directory listings cost very little. And if you're ting them picket subcontractors not directly involved in dis- iten" and "ib(er tainted." - - - - swunier. In the Senate, $15,000 criticized the National Right to went to Sen. Harrison Williams, Work Committee for making — - , . ' - .- '. ' ". ' - . !. ,. Fund of #. . :' -- votes needed to shut off the filiatt'd with the federation's iint, showed labor's early . ' .-.. ... muf the mne;istwe consideration. Daytona Bench tides: hli'.h 2:30 a,m., 2:59 p.m.; low 8:47 home. Wintc' . t. ..' .:. '' -- the bill froni floor consideration by 18 AFIXIO political coin- to be close. frtt Un,tedMethOdSt Church of Sanford at iI Park Ave., with Rev. Leo F. Kir.9 officiating. In Arthritic " ,..% In the lLuse, $9,000 was given cloture on a tte today to get stituted an illegal secondary boycott. : — _. passed by the thousands nf dollars in political Thursday and upper GOs to dispute. The high court ruled 25 $93,495 be made to ii" contractor and subcontractors who did not support the Sanford vho died MOnday will '... ' .• . •'.'.' measure, "p" . . '' -v Bi I I ii g showers, Iws Thursday In the overrule a 1951 Supreme Court .—' .: ' . - .' - __ -- The Thursday turning cooler Friday . si'. ,!.0 Or- paign contributions for con- er to close down entire con- treated as 80s. Iws In the upper 6 EXTENDEI) FORECAST is survived by her WAP PL E, ALl E RI R Memorial servicis for Albert R. ______ _____ r - - • Wednesday, Increasing to 50 Senate filibuster, but backers of iuueasure. An Associated PrCSS - _ - I'., . . light ,it night. Rain probability his ____________________ ,,,, 1='_'i:;5,i'-- .L' ,'.' include ________________________ . .'::'.. '''.': Survivors "'o' *i ; Labor Lobbyists Press WEATHER ______________________ ____________________________ Math Toronto; three sons, Robert, grandchildren and four greatgrandchildren. . for ; and . vestugator, Jack Caulfield. to investigate me, In their basement sanctum, as their flew Public aides at a meeting in the oval office: "We have [ald Stewart Feb. Il, 1911: lii confidential report to Enemy No. I. the Pentagon alone got to get the goods on Jack 4nderson." lie in conducted "at least" 11 investigations of me. 83 to intelligence digests and private ptwubers, asked Pentagon investigator W. Edgar hoover and ask any dirt the FBI might which the courts later compelled them to return, overt firing of a person directly connected with a charge against mnt' When Stewart refused, March 38, 1972: White house CoUnsel John year auditing my tax returns, - of Sanford THE TILE MARKET, Inc. Mu, A,., FI 32803 P LAST CHANCE '— _____________________ Texas &M Sanford, dIed Nov. 4 in Toronto, ie by, fo d about solutions and not just hit know if the 'oung man flIC or not." The Harris organization said Mrs. Ford has become Monday's high 82. Overnight low mother or co.ii. Fve EsfotIt .... cughter of Mrs. Anna Bar- \rmy, and member of Io Ddor.? of opposition to the things fn Baked goods, snack bar, complicatetl scheme to corntianderaft, plants and clothing. blne private funds with Day federally guaranteed loans to Annual Veterans keep the city from default after $2.3 billion financing plan runs out. . - ANNA ELIZABF1I CRAMER 'mrneonc _________________ Typ.. flosi C.siisg Ssohe ________________________________________________ Ford's statement that if through Wednesday. Chance of strong effort to win approval of . when she said she "would at $600 million and state Senate All Souls Church FestIval prizes all day. AREA DEATHS me, ny embarrassing the White House. ______ . Cov.' R.qutomft policy. - Yvb id SI'o.. Ciiq Paralyzed from the waist the "younger and in- .-xw'.'.'..'. REMODEL? - AlE YOU IN NEED O -. be raised by $315 million this j'i — __ current a it BERRY'S VIORLD Chapter p.m., Adventist Church, 7th and Ft. Mellon Park, 3:30 p.m. - ADMISSIONS ' _____________________________________________ _________________________________________________________ Republican sponsored by Project Oasis and llary Youth Sports Asin. Seminole Community College. p.m., Sanford Chamber of receh'cd, in the wasteful use of tickets and in the housing if the government will help" that they would not pay bribes, per they would not do so for moral reasons. defhits which drain money needed to create Jobs from the private market. Full health of the economy will occur only when Congress nets the message that the people of the United States have been says there mIl not be another Carter is showing signs of comments over Senior Citizens and friends, 6:30 p.m., Oak harbor, 550 which combines with a state Open house to follow. million, and may he as great as $960 million. No There's another complicating factor: the this they face a dilemma on how to finance the corporate morality we seek." One of the problems that Amca tam, however, Is that Congress does not appear to have as much faith In the ththzc strength of the cantahsticsystemasiftuensjdo Terry Sanford tried and was the national Democratic parIt is the fourth national cam. trounced in his home state In ty," one party official said. "He paign for Wallace, 56. It's hiS 1972. He now seeks a rematch. can't legitimately attack us for Goldstxiro Elementary PTA, assembly room on First Street. Harriet Beam. the program Is estimated at $5.8 rnIMl'imt. -- right, not expedient The First Lady, whose outspoken comments homemakers Council. Builders, however, seem unable to bring exhibitors are gathered here for the 83rd annual say that at least half these costly errors should frustrated by rising prices of land, labor and Simply providing for the usuaL l'flttC tiiil.4 n....iIs..... L.Jz LlIz.._ UdU uiwon Allen believes, however, that there is a moral previous quarter of a year. New York City residents, who sale of state-backed bonds to already have the highest sales city pension funds and to the I SO—Ptia. pIIO.ls u porate pyramid to its base, ublichave exhib ted their confidence byslowing the liquidation of their inventories from $31 billion In AnriJ May and Junii tn tO M They are deeply concerned, for example, that says, years. arms, he said If Brezhnev's special envoy didn't arrive In his capital by tonight, he would expel the esthnated 50() Center. Sponsored by the AF'er this initial success, things began to - showed their conf idence by increasing factory production by 1.9 has a big political bankroll, a national spurs by beating an issue as it did in 1972, nastrong organization and a set of George Wallace in his own tional party leaders are trying problems that surely would neighborhoe, to quiet him with kindness. , United Methodist NOT 12 holiday Showcase, 10 a.m. to Church, West Iiighbanks Road. Suburban food stamps did not in diet exactly what Is expected of them and how to to purchase the typical new single-family borne. price of a two-bedroom wilt to about 1,000. of three major food programs child nutrition, or unethical practices," plicatlons of this. Something has to give, he Indicated, and you I mom $1.2 billion in That requires, he 19J to an estimated $7.5 "immediate corMore to the point, they are concerned about get the feeling that many other housing and billion to $8 billion in thIs 1975.76 fiscal year. Nevertheless there is an underlying confidence visible among theofficials,JustasAmeri anpeoplearen thg their ativis'rs are about to suggest a bigger 1976 ( WflPlilhil role for Betty run contends. - not read too much into the heady ligures which pomj rpe The cash-stricken city once the federal government - to again avoided default Monday, ep New York City from meeting $270.7 iiiillion in CALENDAR economics "In the final analysis, any corporation's people, who like to remind you how much they've at any straw to radiate optimism early this year now are taxes, and help from banks and investigations, communicate the pattern for business ethics has closed in the United States and another one has begun is ntering what probably will be two Southern rivals waiting to Wallace. But instead of open Franco Develops Lung Probl em improved their diets. They increased the variety and protein content of their meals. Careful en forcement of regulations limited violations. Few coupons sold for cash Instead of groceries, Recent according to a study Business corporaUon usually reflect of their leaders, Allen Thus - I with apologies for Soviet Ambassador Andrel Zakharov's attempt tO enlist Ami.n'8 support for the the nationalist movement in Angola that the Kremlin wsuIN(;ToN API - ,f - too character hugh Carey has stitched to- the plan would require heavy gth a complex new proposal support From bank.s, other in- repeated charges the program, In too many instances, does more harm than good. ':( ' ( : /, The break was Moscow's response to President Idi Amin's demand for Communist party chief . shuffled off as excess baggage, Ad niinLstrative expenses take over a larger anti larger share of the costs. The multibillions spent . . Increase. II Last Political Battle -... Routine anti stagnation set in. Inspiration goes. Empathy between government operatives the people they serve disappears. Citizens become case numbers. Innovation and personal " - I our sense of corporate morality. me price may have to pay for continued disregard of ethics is high to allow us to do less." Enough statistics have accumulated in recent months to convince the bulk of economists in the United States great recession which began late in in has run Industrial production continues to rise, automobile sales are improving and the most recent sampling of the gross national • citizenry. Enthusiasm rises; the operation is escalatel. ' . .., "Attitudes, not environment, determine the morality of a corporation," he says. "I feel we should say to the public that we do not condone Economic Ills ''' /i aged and disabled and families trapped in a cycle - Asked if U.S. legislation would be effective of poverty. There also are trust funds that must be in preventing bribery, 92 per cent felt it would returned to citizens, not — that bribery would continue anyway. But there are scores of others which veer The survey was sponsored by Pitney Bowes i ' .• : ' n' '" " Ii.% cent said bribery was a cost of doing business in into the realm of middle class America where people are able to look out for themselves, ltany who are aghast at the spiraling growth of the federal budget may be overlooking the fact that "welfare" of one type or another is not going only " Time and again the government runs a pilot program. Results are checked, statistically proving the experiment to have been an cx- the respirator," the Judge said, there was no hope,' he said. The cause of Miss Quinlan's Armstrong had claimed there were constitutional grounds for condition was not certain, although doctors suspected it was Muir Jr. said In his decision, "Numb" and "surprised" were "sonthing we felt we Judge said that Quinlan's attorKaren's constitutional hghts and tranquilizers which she 'l'htrt' Is no ('onsitutional right "t'r&' v,ords u,sed by Quinlan t' must do morally. We had al- ney, Paul W. Armstrong, (ailed to privacy and selfctcrrnina- took the night she fell ill. ________________________ to break diplomatic relations with Uganda temporarily because of "unfriendly actions which are insulting to the way or another help Americans pay their bills. of paying bribes to foreign officials. It was found in the case of the housing program, the that: —VhiIeSOPercentoftheexecutivessur.veyed beneficiaries are not necessarily in an income said that bribes should not be paid, 48 per cent identifiable as poor. practice in tie particular country. 'verything to prove that the court should tion must be weighed against For exceptionally outstanding performance of duty Americans, earning up to $11,000 a year, buy a new or remodeled house. telephone book. It includes 1,009 federal programs done i p pe a I AAa.y but Joseph Quinlan is thinking adult child." "We know what she would we had to take it to the courts." Quinlan's treating physican, to Muir said, noting that Armtoday abojt taking to a higher Muir said the court is em- savifshcwerehererightnow," "We'll still have the heart- shut off the respirator. strong conceder! Miss Quinlan court his light to let his daugh. powered to protect Karen's in. he said. 'She'd say, 'Let's end ache and the anxiety," she said "There is a duty to continue "is by legal and medical defini. ter, Karen Anne, "pass Into the terest.s and decided "the deter. all this, It's time for me to go after Monday's ruling. Hehasreceivedsevera1lettofcoendatjon DON OAKLEY recession, the Ford administration has now i'e'vjved it, planning to put $264 million into mor- — Squadron 24. Conducting the ceremonies was Lt. Gen. Maurice F. Casey, U.S.A.F., director for logistics, Organization of the Joint Chiefs of Stall. CPO Swallow Is currently assigned to Lt. Gen. A federal program which subsidizes mortgage payments for homeowners was suspended during Casey's staff as administrative.persoimcl manager of the directorate. He has been in his current assignment since April 14, 1972. Chief Swallow'srccentproinotionwasthedjrect result of tie U.S. Nav)"s First selection board to hand pick individuals for promotion to CPO. Chief Swallow entered the Navy on Sept. 7, 1965 . - -i- . . �-.—p-,,-.--- -, ..- --- -;,. -". +r---- —,--+_- ,.- ----..-. -.---- - •' . ---- ---- -. -. _- -.------- -.---.------.. - -_-,--_----. _-,-. - ____________ -.-. , -..... -- - - . - --. . - . . M -_ f - - i_-,.-y - a 1 jjJ7J:iT1 - Selection I The time has come to work for the merit selection ol judges in Florida," according to IMrs, Elizabeth Metcalf, state president or tile League of Women Voters ofFlda I Be ()n AAerit 7 Tv*sdiy,Nov 11, 1975' A—Eveningitrald,5anford,FI ' - . _______ Take Back Seat In Law's With Driver A self-examination by ewh voter would demonstrlil ge the merits Of appointment versus election, and the League has submitted the following questions which they Challenge the average cithen to ansiver: --- 11 - . — i V! -_ . I , t I --- ~_ , . ' —. S . _ . - J i` ' - .. / r -' . 4% As Christmas draws close seems to draw the canvas In. don't you begin to feel you're in Not every Bargello design is a race with time? Certainly suitable for a belt. I think one every minute that can be spent that makes a handsome belt working on gifts is a boon to the pattern for a man is the needle artist. Wbch is why Chevrons design in my book smal.1, portable canvas bands "Bargello." while Flower worked in Bargello are such a Medallion, with its small flower delight, centers worked in petit point, Is Bargello belts hare come to a lovely choice for a woman. be a highly coveted "status" Consider stripes, the rainbows gift for both rnen and women. of Spiral Bands and the smooth Before starting one, make sure satin effect of Hungarian of the waist measurements and border — all good belt patterns. a1l (or the fact that stitching With a little bit of imagination o -I - .•4f .-_.~-.~)W, nt r111 r,11 . I .,,_- (. 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Like flushing out the evil at rd was Robert Steel of inford. Second was Stella the Spencer Tennis Club. Wednesday 's Schedule — Picard, also of Sanford, while Margaret Ulmer of Lake Mary Bowling, 1 and 3 p.m. Bowl America; Bridge Women's Club; Canasta 1 1-5 p.m. Civic Center; — — Club; Ceramics .4 was third. 1 p.m. p.m. Women's 110 In dorilinoes, action was also furious. Curtis Finlzyson took — fir.stplace. Runnerupwas Edith Pancake Race — noon to 3 p.m. Chamber of _____ I _____ Harrison and Mary Leary took third. All three are from Sa Commerce. ford. ____________________ 'l"S Thursday's schedule include judging of horticulture entries at 9 in the Garden Club with entries on iew Friday from 04 ant! Saturday from 10-1, 4 , .-~ . . - . I ~ tominoes champ Curtis FlnLtyson ponders next move eartny, shiny browns! And all enriched with HrOIyzed Protein, so condition lips, and keep them soft and Super smooth!OU Can gently . - Cowboys'Fumbles .. Fatal, KC Roars "it will be me, and not Perez, who has his heart and soul in this fight and the winner is going to be the man who wants it the most." Ellis is a po werful left hoover frotii Tampa, who Is currently ranked eighth among Southern junior middleweights, but hz.-i been installed an 6-5 underdog in this, his most important fight. I)Al.l.AS i API — The Kansas ference Western Division, trailPreston Pearson of Dallas City Chiefs may not be Super ing Oakland by two games. fumbled into the Cowboys' end Bowl material, as their rookie Dallas, 5-3 for the year, sank zone and Chief defensive end Coach Paul Wiggin claims, but a game behind Washington and John Matusz.ak claimed it for a they were All-National Football St. Louis in the National Con- touchdown. League in recovering fumbles ference East. Staubach flipped a IS-yard Monday night. Podolak scored touchdowns touchdown pass to Golden Rich. Kansas City and Dallas (urn- on runs of 1 and ards but POdOlak countered 11 yards in a 4 bled 12 times in with a one-yard touchdown run. their nationally second span just before halfThen Dougaway Dennison fumbled televised stumblethon. The time and snared a five-yard the kickoff to Chiefs' Chiefs got back three of their scoring pass from Mike Liv- rookie Morris LaGnand. Fortymistakes and pocketed all five ingston with 10:07 left to play th of Dallas' gifts, cashing three of for the game-winner. seconds later Podolak them into touchdowns. dashed 11 yards to give Kansas The lead changed hands like a City a 24-17 halftime lead. The result was a 34-31 victor>' National Basketball AssociRichards snared a 47-yard over the Cowboys and crewcut ation game with the ball a- bomb from Staubach to even Wiggin found it all a little diffi. romlng about on a perfectly dry matters in the third period be. tilt to believe, night as though the players fore Stenerud kicked a 44-yard"We beat Dallas! ... God darn were soaked by a rain storm. er for a V.24 lead. we beat Dallas ... We beat "Fumbles just flat beat us ... Staubach scratched back to Dallas," he kept repeating. I can't explain them ... they just hand Dallas a 31-27 lead with a Wiggin, acting at times happen," saidaDallas Coach one-yard touchdown run, and al- Tom Landry, most like he had caught the NFL campaigns. veteran of 16 then came a series of back winning touchdown pass himbreakers. self instead of Ed Podolak, Dallas quarterback Roger Robert Newhouse fumbled gushed, "I'm really excited Staubach's nine-yard touch- the ball away to Ernmitt 'Thon.about being part of this football down run and a 31-yard Toni as to set up the game.clinchir team. This win probably is as Fritsch field goal gave Dallas a touchdown. St.aubach, who hat exciting as our win over Oak- 10-3 lead after Jan Stenerud's been on target all night, sodland." booming 51-yard three-pointer. denly turned wild and served up Kansas City is now 4-4 and Then strange things began to two interceptions to kill any still alive in the American Con- happen. thou ghts of a comeback, Hawks Get $1 50,000 - - Schaal Award Tough Decision + Post-Season Picture One Week From Crystal Clear •. Who's Where In Collegiate Bowls? I - I n?i;I Winner To Meet Ross NEW YORK (API It hasn't is open through Nov. 17, which been the most successful year means fans have just six more nights to catch th e for t he Hawks, but there was big wheels in action. good news Monday. 'The National Basketball Assoclation's Board of Governors .oted to reduce by $l000 a fine levied against the Hawks Fora truly nostalgic look at Seminole High for signing Julius Erving. football, just glance over the list of former winners Atlanta süined the star forI ward three years ago, ignoring the fact that he was drafted by most valuable player. the Milwaukee Bucks. Erving close to time for It's getting picking this year's played two exhibition games MVP, and Fd say pickers have their hands full with with the club in 12 but evena superb abundance of talent available. tuslly wound up with the Nw By HERSCHEl. NISSENSON t'iated Press Monday. -The don't have tti scout anyone since Maryland, North Carolina The award is the oldest consecutively same teams are in the Orange, the>' automatically get the Big State, Notre Dame. Oklahoma. Texas MM, UCLA. AI Sports Writer York Nets of the American Sun: Arkansas. California, presented grid award in the nation, preceding even Now that the National Colic- Cotton and Sugar Bowl pie. Ten and l'ac-8 champs Basketball Association. Penn State, 'kxas, Texas A&M. Colorado, Florida, Georgia, the Heisman 'l'rophy by eight years. Last June, the Board lowered glide Athletic issociation has tures. And there are so many The other bowls are considi.ibert,': Arkansas, Califor- Kansas. Maryland, Missouri, to be decided" hawks, ruling reinstated its restriction on things ering the following teams: Former winners include (in order) Lofton the boom on the ma Georgia, Georgia Tech North Carolina State, Penn few bids Edenfield (1928 and 1929), George Moyc, John they had to pay the league bowl invitations, very Like the Big Eight championState, Pitt, Texas A&M, UCLA. Orange: Big Eight champion Missouri, Navy, Oklahoma, Pitt $250,000 and the Bucks $15o,oDo. are likely to be handed out at Courier, Hendrix Lyles, Quillian Jordan, George 'hip between Nebraska and Ok. iNebraska or Oklahoma) vs. Southern Cal, Tennessee, would have received an inaddition to surrendering the first opportunity anyway. lahoma McClefland, Elwyn Squires, LeLand McClelland, in on Nov. 22, with the vitation had the Panthers not Alabama, Florida, Georgia, UCLA. their two second-round draft The respective bowl corn- winner going to the Orange Michigan, Notre Dame, Ohio lost to West Vir ginia 1ast weekRobert Stoinoff, Darrell Foruson, Jim Riser, choices next year to hill- niltt Astro-Bluebonnet wi ll fan out to college Bowl ; the Southwest ConferState, Penn State, Bowl: end and they could be right Southern " Vernon (Bob) Altman, Billy Brannan, Billy waukee. 11c Board also said We're looking at the same back football games across the counence race to determine whether California, Texas, Texas in the picture by beating A&M. Fleming, Herman l3rumley, Willis Anderson, that if Erving ever Joins " try Saturday. But instead of teams "lost of the other'bowls Notre Dame Saturday. Texa.sA&M, Texas or Arkansas NBA, he must go with hill.. Wally Tyre, Richard Bass,Charles Anderson, Mike Cotton: Southwest Con- are ooking at," according bearing Invitations, in most will be the host team in the to Peach: Arkansas Georgia Gordon, Buck Metts, Hoss 11annum, Whelchel, Ed cases they'll be traveling emp- Colton Bowl, and the Big Ten fenence champ vs. Alabama, Weldon Humble, c hairman of Georgia Tech, Maryland, North But the Hawks, who lost both ty-handed. Michigan, Nebraska, Notre the selection committee. JU Carolina State' Johnny Jones, Jim Hawkins, Brantley Schirard, 4OhiIo State-Michigan) and , Tennessee. PaDame, their top draft choices David Ohio Sta te, Penn State, Itluebormet would love to have Eddie Harbour, ('ccii Dandridge, Hay Linidquist, Tangerine: Miami of OhIo is However, one week later which also-nuns will to (iccitle Southern Cal. Two from that the Southwest Conference run. In as the Thompson and Marvin Webster ctIic-8 scranibles be John Whelchel, bill Phagan, Witch Riser, Buddy Mid-American Confer— to the ABA, have been suf. there may bea stampede to line bysotine other than grabbed also are the Rose crowl possibilities, uioflg Sugar Bowl ncr-up against Colorado. ence champion. Opponents rnLawson, Joe Farless, Frank Whigham, Frank fering at the gate, so the Board tip the best pomible pDstseason with the Fiesta: Colorado, Florida, der consideration are 1k)wl. Colorado, Whigham again, Barney Headrick, Rick Fordham, decided they only have to pa y attractions. loser of the Nov. 28 Texas. Georgia, Marylan d, MLwuri. Georgia Tech, Maryland. Navy, "It's confused," one very Out in Pasadena, the Rose Texas Dana Yelinek, Mike Hardin, Clifford Martin, the league $100,000 instead of MM game. North Carolina State, Notre North Carolina State, Pitt, bowl spoknian told The ALso- Bowl Li sitting pretty. They 50 Dc-as, Mickey Pringle and Mark Whigham. Cator: Florida, Georgia, Dame, Southern Cal, Texas, South Carolina and Tennessee. , - 1 i. Ellis the most active fighters in the retirement in July of 1974, Taco after four exciting rounds. And comeback when he tangles with prospect from Tampa who his orld. has rung up an Impressive 15-2- his last fight only lasted 2:52 Sarasota's Tiger Hall in a people have great hopes for. His only loss this year caine 1 with both losses coming in the seconds. that is how long it took scheduled six rounder. Since losing his pro debut, Tonight's Southern title bout over in England when he other guy's home town. hi'ntofinishoffchicago'sCisco Vincent claims he wants Mackin has come back in fine at the Orlando Sports Stadium dropped a questionable decision Lately Perez has shown more Oliver. Ellis, Perez, and Ross. "And I fashion to win the rest of his t*tween the champion, Victor to Jimmy Batten, that coun punching power than he ever Four well matched don't care what order I get fights. "Taco" Perez and his try's undefeated Olympic displayed before. First he preliminary bouts will be them in. One at a time or all But, Ross will be a big challenger, Killer Ellis, took on represent.atlnve. stopped Wayne Battle in three, presented previous to the main three at once." favorite tonight off of his added interest over the Perez' over all record is .fl. then he left Vincent on the event. The talkative Vincent had spectacular 22-1.1 record. ¶nd when it was an- 2 but since he came out of canvas for several minutes Solomon Mclmer, the 44-year- better not be looking too far in Alsosettomeetare Orlando's nounced (he winner will fight old, self proclaimed "Central the future thnimtht hpr'aticp Hall Savage Turner and Vero Mad Dog Ross Dec. 2. Honda Heavyweight champ" has the - style, according to Beach's Gene Idlette. A Perez-Ross fight has been will make one of his rare ring Perez, "to defeat big mouth This is a rematch of Turner's in the making ever since Taco appearances when he takes on Vincent." only loss, which came last won ma title in August by "Big" Bob Ellis. Mad dog Ross will also be in summer when Idlette left stopping Joey Vincent, McTier hasn't lost a fight in action and, here again, if he Is Turner for dead with just one over 10 years but he hasn't been looking past his opponent, Jim left hook in the first round. Before promoter Pete very active and his opponents Mackin, he could be in serious Four amateur bouts, which Ashlock goes Gut and starth aren't always the best caliber. trouble. start at 8 p.m., complete the printing the tickets for a Pere zJoev Vincent continues his Mackin is a bright young card. Ross battle, he Is waiting for the outcome of tonight's bout. According to Ellis, '1 know that Ashlock is figuring on a Perez-Ross fight but he is In for a big shock tonight. I want Ross i.-. ------ -'-- — d iot more man t 'erez does. Inc only man to ever beat me was Hoss and from everything I have real], Perez is afraid of "The Dog." spirits. The Turf Club . + would probably consider Lake Weir, who will probably be 7 1-3 and is coached by former Seminole coach Toni Perrin. Th e best matchup, as far as this observer can figure, would be a rematch of the SeminoleGainesville game, which was 7 in favor of the host Hurricanes. Th at is if Gainesville would agree to season. I ') i ----- As it turned out, Lisbon had a good workout and the next night Sica posted his first win of the U Now, for the first time in tender, dewy-moist Sjj k$fjrk Cr(.,jn1s - - - AVAILABLI NOW AT Mary Theresa Stutzel & Michael A. NeLson Douglas Holmes & ani-y' ECKEILD ' tur DNA N '(11 tIM 1' 'atoislcoRy - +- -fl-r - - Mayfair Country Club; Tennis, 9 a.m. at whip. $190 - -- p.m. at Bowl America; Golf, 10 a.m. Killer's chief claim to fame is a draw he waged with Vincent in June, at the Sports Stadium, but other than his loss to Ross, Ellis has been able to handle all race and when to spur Lisbon Hanover on with the the other opposition put in front sound effects. of him. This will be Perez' 12th outin, Some of my fellow di ivers accused me of of the 'ear, making him one of performing an excorcism on poor Lis bon with th e - . ----"- After last week's victory in the news niedia race at the Seminole Thrf Club, 'ole Hunch was bombarded with criticism from all corners on the alleged use of a whip in th e stretch. Well, I gotta admit it. I didn't whip the horse. It was only for sound effec, and the pop was against the canvas of the training cart. Anyway, owner Dave Sica gave me implicit instructions how to I f. , . . Linda Elaine Wilson & F. Donald W. Sandra 1. Dake&Kennith fl 574 3167 _________________ Of Alarriage Ridge. but both are playoff probables. And Metro be cornmj to the Sentinel Star Bowl, probably against -- Coty sees lips shining..,jn rich, warm Autumn Browns! - &.'t&.uiiu ammu uar V/hip Only For Sound Effects - I% a playoffs. Satellite, New Smyrna Beach or Bishop Moore. The latter are Class AAA teams, and if Rotary Dickers dinI into a lessr class fhnv DAR To Plant Trees COTY irn, the — __________________________________________________ - Which leaves not many possibilities of finding a truly worthy opponent. Lakeland Kathleen appears to be the next best team, but it has a shot at Club Notes call the Hostess. UVVL, By LOUIS SAI'SLS Herald Boxing Writer Vero Beach. - ' U4SIUV4UUJ3 oowiing, 1 and 3 In billiards, the champion Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Tuesday, Nov. , 1975—lB was Charles Schwartz of _________________________________________ Dellary. Schwartz defeated Perez, ' REAL U ~ more mind-boggling. King of Johnson is from Edgewater. King was third. Conference runnerup Winter Park will ___________________ HEADACHEI ' cites Herald, Nov. 9) in AH Soul.s Catholic Church, Sanford. — . . CALL 831 - IHO TRIM -CUNIC . &nnoUnc,ng a brand new book by The Asc,ated Press that gives the whole dramatic sweep of 1 776. the founding year Daily Life Bait/es George Il/Man and King 1-lw, FoundmgFazhe,s the "v _________ I . I ., rn . . ., Explosive Season __ ____'-_7 ~,, '~ ' -•-----' .1.1. I I .•,..fl.. 'T1 DF.ARMOM: Thankyoulori EARABBY: Iarna72-year. old widow. I am very active, bcauWul letter. it made my and believe me, I have all my day. buttons. My single daughter. Everyon has a proolavn. wiars Donna, and I live together, For a persoiiit reply. write to I like people, but my oldest ABBY; Box No. moo, LA.. Calif Encloso stamped, daughter-who Is married and dd.d envtip, ern. lives happily with her husband Hate to write litta'rs? send SI to told me that when Donna has Abigail Van Buren. , L.$k, company, I should excuse Peverly Hills. Calif. 5*717. for Ab. -'• Ll ',L1..... w'T, r,vw VU VIIW -v v,,rri 111y3eu aix] give Donna and her for All Occasions" Please enctoi. a guest privacy. This house is long, %tlt.&ddrnwd, stamped 00 ~ I half pops rrom ises - ' V. ,'y ". . , .. -''" Sallie Harrison Chapter, Reservations are lu-muted and Honored guests were Mrs. National Society, Daughters of may be made by calling either Edith SeweR and Mrs. Martha you'll find needlepoint canvas the American Revolution, Mrs. Loeb or Slv1a Solomon. Fox. Never underestimate the chair seats worked in crewel. whose members are lineal baiids lend themselves to a importance of design in a small The diagonal weave of the twill descendants .Mrs. W. B. Wallace, variety of ot her uses. A friend of the men and piece. Take the time to choose a is usually not noticeable and pr esident, proudly made the of mine, Joy Steiner of Pebble women who achieved American Folk Lore For UDC handsome repeat. announcement that the Chapter looks like a solid weave. E.W. Independance during the Beach, Calif., came up with a members of the Ncrman was the recipient of a beautiful wonderfully creative idea. e t Revolutionary War, are Devere Howard Chapter of the plaque for having sold the larg.. worked a narrow strip of • commemorating the Bicen- United Daughters of the Con- est number of Jefferson Darts Bargello, originally intended tennial by presenting two federacy (UDC) were en. medals. The plaque was peltaphorum trees to the City of chanted with their recent guest presented at the October twging in the kit,~hen of my Sanford, honoring James R speaker, Miss Barbara Muller, riveting of the State Con- , Jernigan, Department Of music teacher at Sanford vention. Recreation and Parks director, Community Co llege, who gave A great season of Pops is in the offing from Florida and C. Solon Teston, supermn- them an account of her trip to Symphony and only four days remain to make your season tendent 46P of parks, in Pennsylvania In search of folk ticket subscription, recognition of their excellent lot-c, The season will start Dec. 6 when Jones High School Choir wo,k, She left Sanford after the presents everyone's faiorite holiday songs — lavishly staged, The event will take place on school term was over in May _7-'_M___I beauti,fully sung and magrdfimtjy played by Florida Sym. 2-V ,L. " Friday at 3:30 p.m. at ghe - ~1k, k East and collected old son93, phony in Orlando's Municipal Auditorium. Even Santa will be End of Fort - A-i"T,;T - ,:..----tzl.-.--S, Mellon Pan. _w :__ iyIngs, and other lore all there. ________________ The public Is invited to at- way from Florida to Penn::: x.'.w Peter Nero Lope the bill on Feb. 6 w hen Po moves out to tend. Sylvania , the glamorous Sherawn Twin Towers Ballroom. Sip champagne FAIRWAY i n the most elegant Pope setting ever! MOVING PIIN U11 B'nai B'rith Lunches many friends along the way. A special Bicentennial con LAUNDROMAT on Mar. 20 thdu a Barbara p15)1 both the guitar : super-apeclid group of Broadway singers and dancers — plus Dry Cleaning at budget : B'nai B'rith Women of and the dulcimer and sings Prices and coin laundry f outdoor festivities, flag presentation, special souvenir program Orlando will hold their Annual along with th and costwned attendants—!M the Municipal Auditorium with service in a pleasant at. em, She has a Champagne luncheon and book pleasant mospher,. Op*n 7 ant. ' fresh voice and a great "Musical America." review ut 5.1. a{.ik, i ei ,.. -. th. hmo at " Me. "s'o. ucuvery 01 any chosen selec. mese3sonwlllwindupwithanApril24 'ConcertUnder th (Ru ) Loeb, 3600 Wilder Lane, ton. Stan" at The Springs, Longwood, This extravagansa of sight FARWAY Orlando at noon on Nov. Ia. The meeting was held at the and sound amid Florjda'snaturaj beauty Will (eatne ction O Hwy. 17-92 at 27th Margaret Corey will revi home of Mrs. Burch Cornelius, 322.9739 "The provincials" by Eli with Mrs, Fred Harrii as co. Series season tickets are as follows: reserved table seating, Evans. hoste. reserved dress &cIe,s; general admIon, 112; student ____________________ ____________________ general admission, $8. Single performance tickets are as follows: reserved tabie seating, V; ised dress circle, ; genera PeW Nero ow are all 11 extra. Enclose a se1f4ddrea envelope with your order to Pops Ticket, P.O. Box 551, Maltlarxl,Fl. 32751 by Nov. 1,4. , P 9, ~ It ' 4?.~~ It. . I r tn '•"'' t.nl7r r"'• School of Needle Art doing duty Dear Elsa. as a plant holder and makes a What is linen twfll? The 11M distinctive and unusual setting I use for embroidery Is the kind for an old brass tea pot filled that can be used (or countedwith fern. This is the kind of gift thread patterns and seems to be green-thumb friends on your a plain weave. Christmas list would treasuiv. S.M.Q. I've also seen narrow bands Dear S.M.Q., of Bargello used for napkin Embroldery linen Is available nags, curtain tiebacks or ap.. in both square weave and twill. plied with great decorative flair The twill looks like serge and is as a trim on Iampshades. rnostdurable.lt'sverygoodfor . p ~11 The wedding of Margaret Clementa LeFils, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert LeFils of Sanford, find Patrick Smjth, son at Mi-s. Lots Dreggorst of Sanford and James D. Smith of Miami will be held Dec. 6 at 4 _", -, -. — I It didn't take long for Ernile Ernest Walsko in the finals, and Action continues each day Walsko reached the finals by this week. Bowling, bridge, John.son, the table tennis ex- knocked off Ci'arles Blank, whipping Frank Leary and pert, to cruise through three l.indsay Jeter and Walsko to George I3illups. Billups finished canasta, ceramics and pancake race are on today's agenda. rounds and easily destroy all gain his gohien medal. third. 'mr. lli sinning margins The highlight of the week will '.'.ere by 21-15. 21-9 and 21-12 caine Sa turda y night at the over George Billups, Bob Steele awards ceremony-dance at the tfld Rev. Leo King, respecCivic Center. tively. . OIL VVedding Time Is Corrected - - . - Bargello Bands Decorate With Bright Yule Cheer The week-long games being staged in Sanford will find gold, silver and bronze awards being awar(le(l to the first, second and third place finishers. a 4 Orlando Teen Queen National Contest A 67-year-old table tennis whizsetthepaceanda 6&yearold pool shooter kept it Monday in the opening round of the Golden Age Olympics, a saga of varied athletic competition . senior citizens and building up for a grand finale Saturday. .y I1U. cneauie 114 At'tion t the checkers table - iuuays . .. _ . , , ea _________________________________ . >' JIM HAYNES Herald Snorts ltor ': . eam U . . I I , v Caney a occurs, to investigate If i all names submitted to it for -7 consideration and prepare a list -. X;_j 114 of recommendcd candidates 7 from which the Governor ! 11 one., 2. Can you name your Circuit Judges and your Dtrict "Our members, throuøhout C The Judicial Nominating By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN Judges and [be seven Justices who sit the state are studying the ues Commissions," said Mrs. Co. involved and are resolved to Metcalf, "have gone a long way wef 3. Do >ou know their records on the bench well enough DEAR ABBY: I have a create a climate of acceptance toward removing politics from problem with my mother-Inmerits against another contender for the sanie of of the idea among the people. flee' e r the judicial branch In Florida. law. She and my husband -' "The harder task," she conIn fact," she said, "the believe that is a matter of fl donation to a Judicial tmued "is to convince the majority of those reaching the dldatetu recent years. "respect" to let her sit in the legislature. Legislation was 1., who do you think has? bench are being placed there front next to her son when we're ' ,' , introduced in the 1975 through appointment, due to in the car mnoether. Of course F I ..'! ' . _* Legislature -, but did not $3LjiUUUiI U' UVEIUI Of u judge that i nave to $11 Lfl uaI means sthte " said Mrs. Metcalf. Judicial Nominating Corn. In mid-term.' back. Mrs. Metcalf would like to see "We, too, should upgrade .our rnissons Abby, when people reach a for each circuit and "Judges do not make the I have tried to tell my the 1976 Legislature take action Judiciary by taking campaign certain age, don't they belong to district in Florida, each with a laws," she contends, "they I husband that this has nothing to the human race any longer? to pass an appropriate hill for Politics Out of the courtroom," membership of three members must be able to Interpret them do with respect and that I the selection of Judges on a she said. WITHHOLD MY NAME of the Bar Association, three faly. They should not use the should sit next to him. It burns merit basis, It is the feeling of Leagues members appointed 1 It by the time in political campaigns. me up, and they both know it. DEAR WITHHOLD: The Merit selection has already throughout the state who are Governor, ad three members They need not, like legislators His mother is 47 and has no Issue Ii not age — It's privacy. been adopted by twenty-two studying the issue that the who are not members of the and other elected officials, disabilities, so there is no good You need not dluppear the -4%k states, including Missouri, change would not be so great in Bar, but who are appointed by reflect the opinions of the reason for her to sit next to ray moment Donna has company " -__-- ," ("orado, California, AnLona, Florida since we already have a the other six. people. Their duty is the adhusband, and remain out of sight until the wA Tennessee. "Florida giould merit selection proem for It is the duty of the ap. ministration of justice ac. I always thought that once guest leaves, but neither should ~. ,q join this growing number of vacancies There are now propriate Commission, when a cording to the law." married, your spouse becomes You Join the party the whole the most Important person in time. yow• life and his family comes Use some judgment, next. Mother. Your older daughter It's gotten to the point where has a potoL Miss Teenage Orlando, Cindy Scott, receives traditional if his mother is wotng along, i Oklahoma welcome DEAR ABBY: My 14-year-old just refuse to go. She doesn't daughter recently spent a drive and won't learn, can see that this poses a big month with her father In Colorado. He and I have been 1. her divorced since she was 6-years. 4 14 There Is no use talking to because she already knows how old. She closed a recent letter to In I feel. She just thinks I should IIIC with the following words: show her respect and get In the "When I was born it was a TULSA, 0Mm— Cynthia Ann Tiffany Scott, Miss Teenage back. Orlando, arrived here Friday amid anf are of bands and a typical What do you think Is the wonderful thing because I grew Oklahoma welcome— Indians in full dance regalia. up and you were there. I just respectable and proper tJdng Happy with the thought of perhaps taking home a 110,0(X) want you to know that i couldn't do? scholarship, she spent much of the day getting aclivatnted with 45 ask for a better friend than you. M!SF.RAflIi IN nAry other candidates competing for the title of Miss Teenage Mommy. I love you!" DEAR MISERABLE: When America. The young women have come from cities across the Abby, I am a witness to the c push comes to ihove, YOU nation. plus one from Balboa, Canal Zone, and another from fact that au children who grow should deter to her, not because Mannheim, Germany. The latter two were eligible as Americans up with only one parent do not, Your husband wants You to, but whose purents have overseas jobs. go bad. becauseshe Is your elder Even AU contestants were welcomed at the airport by a dance post, Iwouldllke to tell mothers all th ough all members of the Indian Nations Council of Boy Scouts of she should not have over the world that if they treat demanded to sit next to her son, t America. The post includes both boys and girls. All were heir children with respect and since she did, you should have love, they costumed befitting the occasion. will almost always yielded gracefully. Refusing to make you proud of them. go along is childish. Knock it II 11. 0 ow - - :+- +- + =+-.-- + -+-=+-----'- r+--+ -=-S------==--.-==-- ----- ----= ----+---- -. '--+--f7 -+ �-. k 2B-Evenlng Herald, Sanford. Fl. Tuesday, Nov. H, 1'7 Evening Hera Id, Sanford, Fl. It's Nebraska's By The Associated Prrss That Ohio State is still ti.' No. I college football team in the nation isn't exactly a shocker. It's who's chasing the Buckeyes that makes the news. It's not Oklahoma, that's for sure. Fate, hard luck, time call it what you wish ... finally caught up with the defending national champion Sooners last Saturday and dropped them from the rUnner-up role. Now it's the Nebraska Cornhuskers who own second place. And what was a tight battle for first place in The Aksociated Press poll has become a comfortable cushion for Ohio State. A week ago, Coach Woody Hayes' troop held a slender 49point edge over Oklahoma in the balloting. Now, ownIng 49 of the 58 first-place votes cast by the nationwide panel of sports writers and broadcasters and a holding total of 1,138 points, the margin over Nebraska is a more secure 84 points. OSU's 40.3 rout of Illinois helped - but more help came from Kansas' 23-3 upset of the Sooners. That dropped Oklahoma down from second to Turn sixth place in the poll. And it enabled the Jayhawks to sneak into 17th place in the poll, the first tune all season they've been in the Top Twenty. Nebraska. which received eight first-place votes and 1,054 points, moved from third to second by virtue of its 12-0 whitewash of Kansas State. Texas A&M's Aggies, who received the other first-place also moved up a notch to third with 875 points following a 36-3 romp over Southern Meth0(1131 Michigan's Wolverines, sixth Chase Ohio State up To a week ago, clawed their way Into fourth by ripping Purdue 28-0 and, for their efforts, re-ceiving 721 votes. Alabama's Crimson Tide had to struggle before downing Louisiana State 23-10 and stayed fifth in the bat. loting with 687 votes. Oklahoma was next with 621, followed by Texas, remaining in seventh with 605; Arizona State up two places to eighth with 393; Notre Dame up three spots to ninth with 252, and Colorado up four notches to round up the Top Ten with 223. Penn State fell out of the Top Ten, starting off the Second Ten with 214 posits f&Iowtng Its 1514 upset loss to North Carolina State. Arizona's Wildcats knocked off San Diego State's previously unbeaten Aztecs md climbed from ninth to 13th with 206 points. Southern California got a new head coach for next season in John Robjnon, Rut the Trojas, with John McKay still at the helm, lost for the second straight week, falling to Stanford and falling from ninth to 13th with 186 points. Rounding out the Top 20 were SCOREBOARD '0 Pro Basketball Twenty. Florida, down from 11th 14th with 111 poInts; California, up from 18th to 15th with 107; Miami of Ohio from 17th to 16th with : new-entry Kansas 17th with 3; Missouri up one spot to 18th with 53; UCLA, rejoining the Top Twenty In 19th with 50 poInts after a one-week ahoence from the poll, and Georgia, another first-timer this season with 47 points for 900 1.Oneo . 8) 2.Nebral*a 00 AIM (1) 100 4 Mktigan 7 02 II0 Il 0 6 OkI&oma ItO St. 900 110 720 9Notre Dame 720 1OCoIoro IIPerwi S1 I 70 71 0 l2ArizoM 720 1) S CaII 77'O 14.FI*dda ISCahI, 6 30 II0 16MiamI. 0 17Ka1na 6)0 II MssrI 630 6 21 19 UCLA 7 70 70 G('('(Q 20th. San Diego State, 13th a week ago, Maryland, 16th last week, and Pitt, 20th In the previous balloting, fell out of the Top NBA Monday's Games No games Scheduled Today's Game, Philadelphia at Milwaukee Atlanta vs. Boston at Hart. ford, Conn Washington at Buffalo Cleveland at Golden Stale New York at Phoinix New Orleans at Portland Wednesday's Games Atlanta at Detroit Milwaukee at Philadelphia BuIflo at Houston Kansas City at Seattle New Orleans at Los Angel 1,131 1,054 IFS 721 68? 621 605 393 25 27) 214 706 186 ill ID; H 56 5) 50 SPORTS IN BRIEF Robinson Replaces McKay 17 Former Sprinter Metcalfe Helps LOS ANGELES lAP) - The University of Southern California is counting on a former Oregon end, John RobEron, to replace a former Oregon halfback and bring further football glory to the Trojans. Robinson, 40, whcLe career nearly parallels that of John McKay despite an intervening decade, will bead the Southern Cal football fortunes in 1976 when McKay goes to the professional ranks. Robimon. a former Southern Cal assistant coach, faces a tough assignment. He replaces a man who has coathed more USC victories than any other and gone to the Rose Bowl on eight occasions, winning four. (e big differee is that Robinson Is leaving the professional ranks with the Oakland Raiders, to return to the collegians. McKay Is making his first try at the National Football League in coachir the new Tampa franchise that begins next year. TAUAHA&SEE (API - The bead of Gulfstream Park says he will petition the Florida Supreme Court for a rehearing on its ruling that allows financially ailing Hialeab Park to keep the lucrative midwinter horseracing dates. Gulf stream President Jimmy Irm Jr., said Monday he would appeal by Nov. lithe court's refusal to hear Gulf stream's appeal of a lower c0(ut ruling that the Board of Business Regulation acted properly in awarding the tourist dates to HialeaK Until the hoard granted Hialeab the Jan. 16-March 2 dates last May on a 3-2 vote, the choice dates rotated between Hlaleah and Gulfztrrun. 1n a tersi., 'hree4lne order, the court said the appeal of the 1st Dist1ct Court of Appeal order failed to meet requirements for Supreme Court consideration. Rayni Fox Joins Cleveland ___ n --w_ ATLANTA lAP) - Joe Bruner of Northeast Louisiana and Kevin Long of South Carolina continue to lead the major statistical categories for major college football independents In the South. Bruner is the total offense leader with 1837 yards In 10 games irind also leads In passing with 151 completions for 1836 yards. Long is the top rusher with 942 yards and a 104.7 per game average. South Carolina's Jeff Grants, the top scorer with 66 points, Is the only challenger to Brinier in total offense. Grainta Is averaging l yards a game. -- agree more. "Why he consistently throws that thing 7'Q yards In practice." r- . - --. ________ - ______ PRINGLE SINGLED - ' -. ' (rt- g Pringle, right, Es getting used _________ to accepting awards frum the Optimists Club. He was cited as Seminole's most valuable player in last week's 214 victory over Lyman, the second time wh a t I 1Ii is, n We'll tell y, of a Junkyard Dog defense that repeatedly came up with big plays against Florida's awesome wishbone attack. By THE ASSOCIATEE) PRESS in U krithy brawl with the history of all pro team sports Pittsburgh Penguins, that local authorities took l'iayers in the National HockIt was the second time this matters into their own hands, eyIueskatewithonee.eon season Mdflhargy has led the the opposition and one charge off the Philadelphia local civil codes. me piuia, bendi. Yet the suspension was a - Bucs' LaRue Resigns vu TAMPA tAP) - The Tampa Bay Buccaneers have announced the reslgnstion of executive Ken LaRue, citing personal reasons for his decision to leave the new National Football League club. A spokesman said Monday the resignation was effective immediately. pcia1 5talittojtoz-i JjQjj vice president of operations, came to the Rues six months ago from the C1ik1zincl Raiders. lie was business manager at Oaklaiid. your gas consumption for more miles per gallon of gas ' 1 _•a' I _________ l• r I uspe1 players for lengthy perInds of time - conceivably even banning them from the le5fUeforbIefofaI)aruc'warly ab!rrent am.'t. lie al.<o has the power to clamp down on teams which violate the laws of the league. And amid growing violence In the NHL, violence ens to give bility of roller derby or profes..ienal wrestling, President llarence Camobell appears willing or unable to isse police powers be Yet he has taken only the The Flyers, known as most lenient measures. 'Broad Street Bullies" patti so it was recently when Dan of their physical Maloney of the Detroit Red )ut more so because of 'mnt5 attacked and adminis. oon-squad tat'1i' Ue occa Lioflidly employ, triggered n- tered a concussion to Brian Glennie of the Toronto Maple Ther frouJijJj Sunday i'JgM i Leafs. 'hiiadelphla. Defe rISC' man Jack In the minds rf Orit;irti ci'.'il Itlihargey received an authorities, the assault was so utomtic onegame suspension blatant they leveled assault Toothy after leading one of charges against Maloney. U 'hiladelphia's patented bench- was the third time in the NHL's earing charves that resulted history and the third in the - - '. ,4'.''., 1. - - '." - - -. 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Open in September. HIS latest defeat came Sunday And then he dropped SunIn the $100,000 Stockholm Open day's match to the unheralded wherehewassurprtsedbyAdr- Panatta, who wasn't expected limo Panatta, an Italian clay to make it through the quarterfinals. courtspecialist,4-6,6-3,7-5. "To be frank, I thought I "If I'd lost this match three or fow- yearsago I probably would would beat Panatta, but maybe have demolished the Royal I underestimated him a bit," Tennis hall in a fit of rage," admitted the 23-year.old Con. said Connors, "I've always nors. "But I loved that match hated to lose and I still hate to although! lost it because I gave lose more than anything else, everythIng. I couldn't have "No other tennis player is so played better, lie was just too proudandtakessuchcareofhis good for me." Despite his muchjnibllclzed self-esteem as I do. But I'm not Connors ha5 bad boy anymore. I'm more setbacks, mature and I know that every managed snore than his share of victories this season, having player wins and loses." Connors has had a pretty won 10 tournaments. "I've only lost six snatches good year by most standards but compared to his awesome 16 tournaments thIs year," he saul. "Hut )OU can't sin theiii all. Nowada's everyone just Lewis Gainey doesn't play his best, but better than his best to beat me. I alNew 'Dog ways have to give something extra to win." Track Coach Connors is still WOrkiiT) on hi.s ATHENS, Ga. (API - Lewis i'.chedule for next year. He said tiatney, captain of tft (ieorgia 1w IHS io piay uiree tourand an as- narnents on the independent track team in 1 sisthnttrackcoehherethes.ist playecscircuitandthenachal. nine seasons, has been named Ienge match against Arthur as the Bulldogs' head track Ashe in las Vegas in February. He may play World Team Tencoach, lie succeeds Forrest "Spec" nis during the summer. Hut his next stop is this Towns, a 1936 OI)mpic gold medal winner in the high hut- week's tournament In EdindIes who recvn:ly retired as the burgh, Scotland, :iIIIl going to win that tourGeorgia coach after a 34-year nament whatever happens," career. Announcement of Galney's said Connors. "Yes,! can guarappointna'ntwasmnade Monday antee victory. The feeling to by Athletic Director Joel win can never be compared Eaves, following approval by with the feeling you experience after a defeat." the Georgia Athletic Board, i000Ttht'l II', 130 CvPCI . 1.19 . J'.. 13.75 3OOZ. CARDOLLE VERMOUTH 1 99 ;. 23.75 CAIAWBA 3.49 1/ GAL. " 'p Sanford . ,- - - - a MCROBERTS TIRES . -. , T ;c-' Ji,w i, '5 ( ,, tire • Gourmet • - - - a 'X',,, - - - 7 I 0 575 749 111 (151 53110; P (13) $115.10 3 3 0 .623 231 197 SECOND - I. Aidana Okokl (a), 4 4 0 .300 717 191 iS 20, 8 o. , 2. E.Octy,A.awa (1). 3 S 0 375 126 161 6.80. 1 40. 3. Barre Elorza (5), 3.00: 7 6 0 .250 159 21) 0(16) 137 SO; ((61)113260; Big Central Division (I S with 'All I) 16140 with All.6) - lfYOUne•dtiru,cometnandl,1u$Ifl,,oduceyQt) the Leader ot St)-beltd radiIg Ptoy0 for over 25 years over b)llIons of miles of tugged roads, with thousands of SatIsfied dtivrs th, world over, Designed specially American domestic cars. The Micha$j 'X' gives you for safe, smooth, dplfldf,Iø driving you can thy en, measurable ,d savings,' and a 4O,O0Q mite warranty on every for domestic and imporled cars. I - -... - - - - - I Celaya Qulola TENTH 1. Altu (2) 26 10, 4660. FIFTH I Sala Bengo.i, 2 160, 7 Larrea (7) 7.10, 170: 3. Erdoza Aquirre: 3. Manolo Meneha (I) 610: 0 (2 7) 6360; P (2 Muguenra: 1. Santi larre. s ORLANDO.SEMINOLE 1) 1162.90, DO (32) 1'11.00 Maru,i Ectiave, 6 Fermin Mench., MATINEE RESULTS ELEVENTH 1. Arecha AItu (5) 7 Celaya Larrea; S. Chucho Miguel 17 60. 7.10,600; 7 Barre Larrea (I) SIXTH I. Cacho Echave; 2 FIRST I. lea Okcki (3) 12.70. 3 10, 700; 3. Alava Perez II) 4.10, 0 P4egui Quiola; 3 ArechaJayi; 1. 620, 3 70; 2. Alctøna Arana (1) 5.50, (151 $47.20; P P (SI) $111 00. t3arre Perez: S. Domingo Elorta, 6. 170. 3 Echano Leni: (2) 3.20; 0 (3 TWELFTH 1 Santi Larrea (7) Oqu,, MQj,'I 1. BiIbao.Sanche:. 1) 153 00, C (34) 1779.90 20.10, 7.70, 440, 7 Fcrmmn Altu (I) I Alav, Zarrr SECOND - 1. AldanaLenh: (2) 610. 360; 3 Maruri Mencha (6) SEVENTH 1. lea Leni:. 2. Il 40,100.2 80; 2. EcldyYza (1) 4.10, 160; Q (I 7)53740; P (71) $17660; Larri Beta I Echano.Pre; 1 3 10. 3 lea Eloria (5) 6.00; 0 (2 1) Big Q (I 3) (17) 11,301 60. Hegu Alberdi, S Eddy OkQki; 6. f' '1)o Big Q (3 IwitFi H. 110.137; A: 7,1)1. , (Jrza Jay); 7. Alana Via; I 74) 51,300,00 THIRD I Fncta,Yga (5) i'). iC). I 6J. 2. Eddy Quiola (2) 4 3. Atdana.Beitla (3) ).4o Loses F4inus ' ''." ' - - . Jal ,AIas - - - Connc'rs I11eIIcwing = - __________ . . - . 0, --- -' , K.City ______ (flAAH OF DImE .. Oak You can save up to 10% of LJP - '- Cinn. Moos Cleye ______ w . MIami Buff. BaIt. N. Eno NY Jets about the most :" . 5 3 0 .62.5 160 149 7 6 0 250 $4213 I 7 0 .173 III 197 Western DivIsion LA. 620 150193103 S Fr 3 3 0 .375 116 166 P4 On 7 6 0 .250 91 223 Aft 2 6 0 154 American Conference Eastern DIvision Appleby's closest competition for the weekly award came ywa - , 940,300; 3.Atdana Vii) 70.0(181 Dcl. Chic & Bay 'I.at year Appleby was our OUT AS MVP top receiver," said Dooley. season be has been cited. Making the award is Optimists Club "But this year he's been more a member Ernie Butler, kit, while Seminole assistant pilnelpal blocker because we've run the Lamar Richardson looks on. (Herald Stall Photo by Bill vint ball more. He has played good ________________________________________________________________ Jr.) football all year." DAYTONA BEACh (API - Richard Petty, who keeps breaking his own records in stock car racing, could set a season record for wlnnuigs when the National Association (or Stock Car Auto Racing (NASCAR) winds up its season at Ontario, Calif., Nov. 23. Petty set the record at 1309, in 1971. After races thIs year, he has won $307,005. Closest to him is David Pearsoi with 1160,375. Buddy Baker is third with $132,685 and Cale Yarhoroug)) fourth with $121,650. - National Football League TENTH-i, Maruri (5) tO 40. 510, National Conferenci 4 40; 2 AItu (I) 10.10, 400; 3. Chutho Eastern DivIsion (3) 940 ()3) 49 20; P (SI) W.. L. T. PCI. PF PA $120 20, DO (35) $121.40 Wash 6 2 0 75.0 711 10) ELEVENTH -1, Barn. Zarr. (4) S.Louis 6 2 0 750 196 17) 9.10. S 60.350; 7 Manoto Qulola (2) Dallas 5 3 0 623 196 153 420, 3 10; 3. Arecha Alp) (7) 3.10; Q NYGnts 3 S 0.375 133 111 (34) 13440; P (42) $4310. Phil 1 7 0 .125 l 119 TWELFTH-i MarurlMugueria Central Division (2). 1400, 4 80, 320. 2 Santi.Larrea , j ' Monday's Result X,iflss City 34, DallaS 31 Sunday, Hey, 6 Li's Angle at Atlanta Green Bay at Detroit Dallas at New England Philadelphia t New Vo.'k 6) ants Kansas C'ty at PittSburgh New York Jets at BaltImore Maml at HOuston Minnesota at New Orleans Cleveland at Oakland Washington at St. Louis Denver at San Diego Chicago t San Francisco Monday, Nov. Il Buffalo at Cincinnati, n %4S 10; P (Il) 1191 10 EIGHTH - 1. Ccfa'a (le'ngoa (I) fl7Q, 17.20. 3 10; 2. Fermin ASpI (6) 3.00, 7 40, 3. Alava Mencha (7) 180. 6) 170 10. P (6 I) 1110 10. NINTH - 1. Sila (3) 13 10, 5.40. 1 40, 7 Erdoza (4) 9.00, 1.10, 3. Celaya (7) 3.20; 0 (31) 154.20; P (3 41 540000, Pro Football , , ______ Petty Eyes NASCAR Record .. Today's Games Clevetanci at Wnnpeg Minnesota .s' Quic Edmonton at Calgary Toronto at Houston Wednesday's Games HOuSton .11 Nr' Fnjlarid inc proceeulngs. "That's the of organizing a Pop warnereason the President got thl Football League In the area, group together. All parents, youth and "I think there will have to be interested persons from The scoring play against a new definition of amateurism. Deltona, Enterprise Florida convered Just slightly We must -put more emohasis - -- DeBary, , - - -'O UUU IA$P.0 more then 50 yards and was a the so-called minor sports. We Helen are invited to attend. wobbl) pass Washington had to wait for Just inside the Gator 35. -'-" _____ Domingo Arana 1120, '1 7.11 TONIGHT'S ENTRIES FIFTH - C7. Trot, Mut çj 1 EIGHTH Chucho Juan; 2 THIRD I Race Wind Proberr, Taylor) 97. Manolo Aiu,rrc, 3. Bllbao Bengoa; (Bricjes) 111 600, 360, 710, 7 FIRST C-), Pace, Mll: I Tr'rr Penny CKucp) 8 1. 3 Direct Alava Muguerza. S. Sala Dukes Mow (3) 480, 4 40; 3 Bonnie Fai'h (Britton) 6 1; 2 ca Amer,a (R Ueely) 3 I; I. flertts Mencha; 6 Maruri Aspi; 7. Fermin Flyer (4)1 80; 0(37)32.20; T (7) 4) (Jefferson) 7 2; 3 VictOry RlIy Boy (Kelatnas) IL S Ocata MtVl'y larrea, I Sanli Altti. 10560 1. 1.367. (Heely) 101; 4 Rudy Adams Mite (FilipeIlil 72; 6. Speedy Hans N14TH I. Miguel; 7. Agtjirre. 3 FOURTH 1. Gilmore Chief (P (SprIngs) S I. S Busy Time IT Crar'k 7 0I Hercd f Fr:ioj,,, I Sata, S Zarre. 6 Ceta. KurIj,orth) (8) 120 2.60 210, 2. (IhlenfCld) I I. 8 Don Jour Phltpi 6 I 8 P,'C1DCrtI (HiSCIII flulhao; I Asp'. Torpedo Byrd (I) 300 760; 3. (HObbS) 121; 7. Bonds King (Regur) S I TENTH - I. Altu, 7. Chucho: 3. $heneragade(5) 16.00, Q (1 8)16 60. 57, I. Kings Medal (Breton) 92 S1XT4 Mite, Pace, Claiming Mercica. I Maruri, S S.anti; 6. '1(115) 5150.40; '1 7:11 ., MIte, Pace, $1,000: I Proud Spced (flrainarcj S SECONO Larrea. 7 Fermin; I Mugueria FIFTH - I Western Champ (P. Claiming $1,000: I. Scofch Playboy 2. 7 ,'etrolina Miik (Piovost) 7?. ELEVENTH I. Erdoza.Pere; BI0OW 11)140720760, 7. DeanoA. ('1 Crank) 51. 7 Easter Rick 3 Tar Dapple (SIca) 8 1. 4 Lotus Carho Juan; 3 Arecha Bengoa; 1. (3) 740 7.70; 3 Poplar Rythm (4) (Bridge,) 9 7, 3 Tet C (Ihlenfeld) Bud(Bridges) 5 1; S Captain RiddI.' Manolo AtR., S. Domingo Zarre; 6 340; 0(1 3)53 $0; T (1.34) 571 40, 1 31. 1 Pelt Mel (Werkht',ser) 77; 5 P4 (Pau)9 2; 6 Truax Honor (Lupo) Atava Miguel; 7 Barre Aspi, $ 134 1 lain1. Patch (Miller) I I. 6 Note tO 1; 7 Edgewood Bangor (Hall) 12 t'i'1 Ecf'avr, SIXTH 1. Direct Stepper (V. (GIll 6 I; 7. Tern Miss (Paul I I; S 1; I HntlOwl Outctiess (Piper) 6 1 TWELFTH I Marjri Juan; 7 frelon) (3)1001103.40; 2 Beatrice Festive Guy (Vandervort) 10 I. SEVENTH C.2, Pace. I Mile, Iiilb.io 3. Chucho Way 1I 1.70 300 3. Richland Dear THIRD C-), Trot, Mile: 1. S's Purse $52'; I Governor Del Lee Mugucria, I Santi Mencha. 5. (1) 340, 0 (38) 167.60; 1 (31 I) Wampum (T Crank) S I, 2 Top (K nse'yl 3 1. 2 Bonny Flash Cclaya Attu. 6 Fermin Azpi; 7 123? 00; T 2 117. Secret (Bralnard) 6 1; 3 C. .1, (Kaushner) I 1; 3 Cassius Clay "" "u' 8 Er(jr)M L,,rr,'a SEVENTH I. Frank Elts Rodney (I Taylor) 31; 4 Lassie's (Mantegna) 101; 4 Gay Glad (P40 lCrank) (7) 7 70, 4 00, 780; 7. Grey Lady (Thompson) 97. S Able Eden Driver) 5 1. 5 Ocala flyby FreigM tt (6) 300; 3 Slick Bullet ) 160, (Howard) 10 1; 6. Mud Pop (BrIdges) 7 2: 6 Prince Desmoni 0(76)39.70; T (263)119.20; T 7:00, (Bridges) 72;?. Hereltl ((Ilanton) (Dyoracek) 6.1. 7. Ronej Demon SEMINOLE TURF CLUB EIGHTH - 1 Mables Queen S 1. I Sumter Beau (Cuihane) $ 1 (Vandervort) 8 1; I Ocata B.ordri MONDAY'S RESULTS (Taylor) (6) 7.40,760,7.10:7 Green FOURTH - C.), Pace. MIII: I (P FJt'etyl 97 1 Flying Hank (Bnittori) FIRST River Dahn (1) 400. 300. 3. Bold Marion Sleek (M. Crank) $ 1. 2 EIGHTH C.'. Pace. Mile: I (7) ó 14). 4 20. 3 10, 7. hOld Front (6) Affair til 7 70, 0 (46)37.00; T (64 LOne Ranger (Kurtzworth) 3 1, 3. Acios Misley (Kurttworth) 72: 6 10. 1 60. 3 Ti-rn Iron (1) 300; 0 7) 119 40. 1 2.10. PIeebo (F. Taylor) 51; 1 Diamond Airfare (Mante'gna) I I. 3. Surtat II 15.40; T 3:11. NINTH - 1 Honors Lad (Blood) Pus), (Mahigues) 101: 5 Stars (Seiders) 31, 4 Sumter Pninces SECOND-i LeeEyre(Raul) (5) (2) Il 60. 840, ilO; 7. Jewel Lawn Hostess (Hobbi) 61. 6 Newport (Cuthane) SI; S. Surgery lime (M 6 40. 2 80, 7 80. 2 Citarm Comet (6) tn 1 80, 3 10; 3 Joshua (3) 4.00. Q Valley (Harp) 9 7. 7 Mr Peepers Crank) $ 1. 6. Ocala Dutch :Srk( 2 80. 3 60; 3 Stars Shield ) 780; Q (77)18 20. 1 (2• 3)79.40. 1 7:07 4 tDvorbcek I 1, I. Proud Mac Win I; 7. layton Farvel (8r,dg.. I (5 6)11 10; T (563) 27$ 40. OD (7%) Attendance, handle not reported (D'Amato) 7.2. Conestoga B. (flernnek - 00 (S 1)1471 FIFTH - I. Erdoza Muguerza (1) 900, 510, 370; 2 Saeaaengoa 6.40. s 10. 3. Maruni Miguel (6) 3 60; U100 P (1 3)197.10. SIXTH - I. Alava.Senth,z 1710, 400.360; 7 Arecha.Echave(l)500, 300:3 Catho Perez (1)3,40; 0(13) 537 10 ( ( 1)117570. SEVENTH - I. NulArar (I) ii 00, 11.60, 5.00; 2. ca Leni: (1) WHA Monday's Games No games Scheduled - Joe Bruner Leads South - California at Los Angeles Toronto at Vancouver Wednesday's Games New York at Utah VirginIa at San AntonIo Kentucky at St LOuiS Indiana at San Dego . ______ 370. Q (2$) $55 80. P (71) 1204 90, ENTRIES 00 (17) $10440 FIRST I Echano Lcniz; 7 Ica FIFTH - 1 Fermin Uengoa IS) Beitia; 3. AId Alberdi, I Cacho 10.40, 980, 1000, 2. Mariiri Agurre Okoki, S. Negui Sanchez; 6. Ursa (4) 1010, 12,10; 3. Santl Miguel (I) Arana; 1. Larri Yza; e. Eddy 740, Q (4)5) $47.10; P (51) 5207.50. (-loria SIXTH I Alava Bcngoa (6) SECOND 1. Barre Beitla; 2 703 7. Oguiza(i)5.io. Q AliJ,r,, Lefu:. 3 Eddy Albc'rd,; (68) $4 70; P (681 5203.80 Oguiza Okoki; S Echano Eloria; 6. SEVENTH - 1. DomIngo Albeoi Larri Sanche:; 7 Ursa Via. I Ica (2)7% 70,5.60, 1.00; 2 Aldana Arana Arana (7)660.400;). lca Okoki(S) 300, 0 THIRD I. Ethano Alberdi. 7 (27) 1)6.20; P (27) S9) 40. Eddy Qijio4; 3. Oguita Bt'itia; I EIGHTH - Chucho Mentha (2) Ursa L.eni; 5, Arecha Arana; 6. 1800, 580, 7 $0 3: Manolo Aspi (3) Ica Yin, 7 Aldana Javi.8. larri 14 80,) 10. 3 Cetaya Etoria (5) 310. Okoki Q (7)) 73 50, P (73) 111 90. FOURTH I Negui JavI, 7. NINTH -1. Erdosa (31 7.10,1.80, ttarre Bc'ngoa, 3. Manolo Zarre; 4 110, 2 Sala (5) 1.40: 380; 3. Bilbao Alava Eloria, S Arecha Echave; 6. II) 1.10; 0 (3.5) 144 40; P (35) Catho Sanchez; 7. Domingo Perez, SO 194 Today'sGames FOURTH - 1. Neui Echava (1) Von Rangers at St. 2180,900.360; 2.ManoloQuio(a(1) 460. 1 10, 3 DomingoEloria (2) New LOUiS , CLEVELANI) API - The Cleveland Nets of World Team Tennis have signed 19-year-oW tennis star Rayni Fox of North Miami, a member of last year's WTI' champion Pittsburgh Triangles. Miss Fox,, the No. Iranked female 18-and-under tennis player in the Un1tid Sttca before signing with the Thangles, came to Cleveland on Monday in an unannounced trade for Sue Stap. 9ie recently joined the Virginia Slims women's tour and played in two of the five fall tournaments. Her best performance was a losing quartflnal effort at Orlando, several weeks ago. 0 $ 0 000 - Monday's Games to learn to accept deleat with "The Pan American Games dignity and victory with humlli- held recently in Mexico City S ty." were a revelation, too," MetMetcalfe Is a member of tie calfe said. "Here's a little Star N a iii ed SE ITop President's Commission on island like Cuba with about six I.. i ri eni at"'i Olyr;3pic Sports, conducting million people. Cuba won hearings here on ways to rid around 5") gold medals. We are ATlANTA (Al') - Georgia The 210-pound senior from earlier this season against ton that gave Georgia a 10-7 country of feuding factions and a country of more than 200 mll. tight-end Richard Appleby was Athens had attempted only two Vanderbilt. victory over Florida, virtually to Improve America's role in lion. We won only about twice only a mid-week passing sensa- passes in his football career and lie finally hit the right man ending Gator hopes of finally international competition. that many. tion until last Saturday against both of those were intercepted: Saturday. It was an 80-yard winning a Southeastern Confer1'he 231flCz1)br commission, "It is degrading. It is not fair Florida. One in high school and the other play to flanker Gene Washing. ence football a-own. headed by Gerald B. Zornow for America to send a team to But, that wasn't all Mr. Ap- and including personalities thCOlp'fflpjC3thatj3flot trained pleby did against the Gators. frOm Congress and sports, properly," He also ran the end-around heard Phillip 0. Krumm, presi"We have a tremendous rent of the U.S. Olympic Corn- sponsibllity In sports," he said. twice (or 30'yards, made a block that started a 21-yard scamper rnitke, other top USOC officials "We either develop good ciiiby Washington on a flanker and West Germany's Willi zens Of deadbeats. If we teach 4IIup, reverse anci graded out at 89 per Daume in the opening session kids to accept money under the cent for his consistent play Moiday. table or do things that can't be Today Wa!er Byers, ez'cu- publicized, we are a bad rather throughout the game. _______ For that performance, Apple. tive airector of the Nationai than a &ood influence." by was nanTed m Asso- Collegiate Athletic Association, DeBary Youth elated Press Southeastern Ty Lineman of the Week, stand. The NCAA pulled out of Someone asked Appleby why the Olympic movement In a Sport Meet Georgia coaches called him for huff after the 1972 Olymp'cs in DEBARY A special the pass with less than Munich and flyers has been meeting will be held Wedminutes remaining In view of strongly critical of the Olympic nesday by the DeBary Youth his two previous Interceptions, operations, Sports Man. Inc., at 7:30 p.m. v "I am sure there will be fed- at DeBary United Methodist "Well, it's easy," said Appleby. "I pass so good In practice." eral legislation of some sort," Church on West llighbank.s Gulfstream Files Petition _______ Pro Hockey NASHVILLE, Tenn. (API - above the 500 mark at 5-4. shoulder injury, a broken nose man," be said, "Fred Fisher perhaps did one For his performance, he was and mononocletis. Other backs cited for out- Oly'nipic I''Iouse of the finest exhibitions of exe- chosen Southeast Back of the He'd been slowed since mid- standing play Saturday were cution that I have ever seen," Week by The Associated Press, season by a broken nose and Glynn Harrison, Kevin McLee, NEW YORK (Al') - Ralph must, probably with governKentucky Coach Fran Curd ankle injury and lost the startBill Krug and David Schwak of Metcalfe, the old Olympic ment help, provide better facilnall, I felt tired before said after the Vanderbilt quarterback sparked a 13-3 vIctory the game," said Fisher, who isa! Job first to sophomore Da- Georgia, Jimmy Dubose, Tony sprinter, Is letting his cushioned itles so that we can compete vid Culley and then to freshman Green and Don Gaffney of Floe, seat get cold In the house of with other countries." started Saturday for the first Mike Wright. Saturday over the Wildcats, ida, Henry Davidson of MIs- Representatives down In tune since mid-season, Daurne, who was chairman of "He was fantastic," Curd sissippl State, Ronnie Barber of Washington, D,C., but he's the Munich Games and Is now "I guess that's good, because Vandy Coach Fred Pancoast I,ouisiana state, Alan Pizzitola, making no apologies, 'ice president of the Inter- psaid. "He really picked us sometimes when you're a Little said Fisher's game experience Willie Shelby ani Wayne apart" He feels he is on a more imnational Olympic Committee, tired, you can relax more." was a major factor in his per- Rhodes of Alabama, Clyde portant mission, told the commission Monday Fisher completed 12 of 20 Since leading the South"The President called us to- that the West German govern. passes for 1 %ards and one eastern Conference in total of- formance against Kentucky, Walker of Florida State, Phil "Their plan was to go in and Gargis of Auburn, Frank Fox.x gether and said he wanted us to nientgivesl.lbillIon marks and touchdown as Vandy, a 10-point ferie' in 1973, he's been fighting blitz, but they forgot that Fred of Tennessee; Lloyd Patterson get our Olympic house in order the various states add another underdog, won its second injuries. In the past year, he's is rota freshman and can read of Memphis State and Bruce for the 1976 Games," the Illinois 17 billion nuirks for the West straight game ard moved had a knee operation, a major the coverages and hit the open Tt'rcadgitl of Mississippi State. congressman said Monday. " German sports program think the job I am dcing here Is yearly. very important. The German mark Is worth 39 S "After all, sports and life are cents, so the Germans' yearly , the same. 'Ihey involve respect support amounts to well over $1 As USC Grid Machine Coach S Diego 110000 ABA Monday's Games No games Scheduled Today'sOam,s Virginia vs Kentucky a? Cm cinnati Indiana at Denver Wednesday's Games New York at Utah Virginia at San Antonio Kentucky at St. Louis Indiana at San Diego r Vandy's Fred Fisher Named Southeastern Back Of Week Tuesday, Nov. 11, 1975-33 - - . -. 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Joe raised In Sanford and Is lover In mind for Christmas. order too bulky to fit into your 4__ Duggar and his wife, Margaret, familiar with the need arid Beautiful horse statues, tac. gas saving compact, deliveries ;;I~ . 41 . & Z Purchased the busirless in 1972 wants of area residents. supplies and medication to keep are made anywhere In the .-a ,: . after having worked there six Hunt's has been busy getting your animals healthy. Con. areas of Sanford, Longwood, ~1 -A I. -years. tented and handsome are all Altamonte Springs, Geneva, - .IF , f . . SSOfl WFNEM~giNNIM orner ready for the Christmas 1 H ts I 6611ted at the c available at Hunts. Winter Springs. Lake Mary ar*J ______________________ f2ndSt and Sanford Ave.,in by stocking their shelves with For the larger farm animals Lake Monroe. r . _________ . Sanford I: known for giving lo of helpful apcciated gifts Hunt s has a full stock feed For Christmas or any time Courtesy to all Joe is ably Gardening equipment is and vaccine Hunts i the farmers gardeners home assisted by Wayne Rumler, always a welcome gift for those complete store for anyone who owners and pet lovers will find PLFOFROo%1M)BIAIFLI (aI}ARLoNfyAFFoF T1IF4NEW FEATURAT(IIFIN BYNAN Mike Bronson and Steve with a green thumb or for those owns a dog. cat, rabbit, guinea that the courtesy for all at . . .1 kIuredauoets Nellie Coleman, owner. Phillips who are all cx whose thumbs are not so green pig or mink. Hunt's Tuxedo Feed Store perienced, knowledgeable and Hunt's carries a full tine of Hunt' s S USC fl a building Pp The people at I y ready rden tools and supplies. which has enough floor space to Hunt's are ready.- willing and ,d ' Gifts By Nan, the shop that Mediterranean decor Early double and triple), a farmer as we as explain to e Farm good Svend Jensen ' hardware fnci enable them to remain well able to assist you. - ADV. eatures "unusual gifts for American decorator items are collection of Haer Pottery, Gifts By Nan has a rental ' special people and special wood items by Maleck which lamps and bowls made of service for parties which in occasions"has moved up. to are made out of pine from the Popsicle sticks, steak knives, cludes the crystal, plates and downtown The new location is woods of North Carolina, In- candles by Caroline and punch bowls. There are also - -'. -328 First St., Sanford, next to cluding towel racks, napkin Emkay, coffee mugs, vases, delightful party and cocktail the public library. - holders, spice racks, planters, containers, costume jewelry napkins that are entertaining Needing more space for her etc. There are great knick and many more exquisite by themselves. expanding business Nellie knacks for living rooms kit things too numerous to men With Christmas coming - j Coleman has moved her shop chens, bathrooms, any room in hon. V a fine gift for discriminating from its former s pa ce in her your home. 7 7 j 1 Brides should register their people isa "Christmas P late _____ I husband s Gator Ace Hardware Plants can be both decorative china crystal, flatware and Gifts By Nan carries a limiti -__ 1/ * store to the new spacious and healthful so show them off other selections with Gifts By edition of collector's , ,k'i ' - ., ,plates by 41 •onvenient location in down to their fullest by plantIng them Nan Brides will delight in the Svend Jensen the Copenhagen .A town Sanford / In the beautiful vivid pots Nellie beautiful china by Litfton pIate Another delightful lt ' ) Featuring "gifts for every carries. Some come in sets of Franciscan, Independence, idea is a beautiful delicate ' . Occasion Gifts By Nan is a three adorned with beautiful Mikasa Pfaltzgraff Stoneware figurine from Spain and Ger plete gilt shop; one It 1% a butterflies. These can be hung 3nd Fostoria. Crystal and many. i ~-;J ,~~;- pleasure to browte through. separately or together for an glassware are available in . 1 4 - A4 In line with her elrpanded i . Nellie carries Mediterranean unusual effect. ) -' -. plentiful array. Glassware is by shop area, Nellie has also ex. and Early American decorator her goodies to spruce up Viking, Blenko, Fenton. L.E. panded her personnel. Rubye :! R ! . pieces such as candlelabfas, any home include wall plaques, Smith and others. Ne e s K .", Ste an e Morton and / sconces, oranments and center mirrors, wood compoles, crystal Is both cut and pressed. 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No ,L HLENK commodations easily found, -- ------__-- K4 THRU 12) CRUISES OF ORLANDO Starts ____ M- 1 7 these at CARIBBEAN ' Wastebasket. - 4 You will find all of this to be true when you rely on the expert services of I'Itric. Please start home delivery of The Herald : • 'it 7TH- • de.troylt • _____ 1- at ease perlence of your travel r In the hands ; fary Sell Baby's World an agent ca ADV. money. OR MAIL THIS COUPON , Deadline Tuesday At Noon. 4- €:r:°ur — Dial 322-2611 Ext. 77 to reserve your space, FRENCH AVE. usia. J : - n I - • V0 I • - - IF _I1II1- SCHOOL PALMS USC - ' A N16 601 PAL Sanford. (Next door to the new Drivers License Bureau) S tMIJ CHR agent is the vacationists st friend. For the most - -- ____ r CuD 1:00 a.m. To pre-register before the fall rush, call 327 fill Call 322 261 1 or 831 9993 • Herald I ' 1 :M11 DEPA JOHN - ____________________________________ Nellie and her staff at their ne.v downtown location next to the library. They'll be glad to help with gift ideas and gestions which will make at prices working parents can afford, A Baby's World will be open Monday through Saturday 6:00 am tod 00 pm Child care is also provided on Friday arid only SSc a week —S24Oamonth IDEAL FOR ROOFINGor INSULATING ___ 647-0081-- - a Ucic? . The Herald's S unday Mogcizirie us -_ -.---- ---) '~r-~i--~ in EACH •Experf Workmanship • Fabric Samples 'Pickup and Delivery 'Over 26 Yrs. Experience - aavertise S -- CUSTOM AT PRICES YOU CANAFFORD - i - - ___ 23 INCHES BY 36 INCHES forsolittlel sk, 'i USEDOFFSET PRINTING PLATES look like new ,;;:~,,iI,, . reasons to I hen you(3 can - $'I ' , (GRAD — :::u 1.1 1% , ' ' erience World Y' s Longwood PH. 832327 MONDAY SATURDAY 10 A M 3 P M I need _____ Ba A BOND. A I p development of your child pened in Sanford which is not twc'andsix. Byhavingseparate through experiences and ac simply a baby sitting service facilities, a child s individual tiiltles which encourage but provides rather for the total s and educational at creativity and self concepts as development of the child tainments can be dealt with to the child learns about himself broadening his physical, the fullest. The value of early and his environmen . Ch dren mental emotional and social childhood training cannot be will enjoy finger and brush sensers. A Baby's World Is underestimated when one designed exclusively for Infants considers that the most Im. singing and recognition of UP to two years of age. This portant formative years are up exclusive day care center Is a to age six. Why not let A Baby's World first for Sanford and Seminole The owner of these unique show you what a wonderful Cou n ty. centers is Mary Sell who is an experience day care centers Baby's World Is a branch of experienced, certified teacher. can be. They believe that each AChilds World an established She explains that A Baby's child should be given the O) day care center which accepts World will provide for the — - MARYSELF,CIIFAWR OF A CI11ILD' S WORLD AND A BABY'S WORLD f' ELMS THAT A C1111,D LEARNS BFMTIjR0UC.I1 EXPERIF-NCE,SIQM &ND SOLN IDS. 323-26SS ALL WORK GUARANTEED HAVING A PARTY WE'LL CLEAN UP AFTERWARDSI I A niew daycare center has children between the ages Of _____________________________________ — -- eg It' s I _____ ---- ism . Ex . %I 1. 74 Hllt ANSWERING SERVICE - For Learning Through - . - AoSLavicL CALL 834•8776 4 lv.. -- -- . --I = _4 ROOM OR WHOLE HOUSE . 41r - - - ) 'L _z %%;-w f k _______ DCDAIRS flLt flU A.Othman,av..,a, -. - -- ; - , . a ' 4 ffiIwav -i & p-7: --~, i ~~ -,~ II ' A EE HE of Ifs the w 5ry CIean xu?c III Ask the man who wears one" HOUSE CLEANING --- L ____ Hwy 17-92 ' ml no of DogTrack Rd - I GardenLand 10 i 4 • - •' - EQUIPMENT . • - • LAWN & GARDEN - - "ALMOST NU" CHILDREN'S THRIFTSHOP LAST WEEK TO ENTER DRAWING FOR ss , 4 ) ,' " .-- - A . - - --. -- f ix I AC -- - I .: . Ph 372 677 - _________________________________________ ___ a Sanford, Fla. 919 E 2nd St AND THUR . EVES BY APPI. 1911 FRENCH AVE.,SANFORD 322.7684 -- -- ____________ '°'HR.RrnERS :1 _____ - - Z �1 - -.T-. ________ - --. - - - .__. -: - - -. -'--•-- - - - S -.-. - - - - - - -- -.- -.-- - - - -. - - --- I ----'- . - : .- _ IIIII-Eve ning±(erald. San ford, Fl. Tuesday, Legal Notice TONIGHT'S EVENING 6:00 (2)(e)(e)(c)(13) News (3) Carrascendolas (CAT'.t.d) Family Affair (24) Man And Environment (35) Lost In Space (44) Lucy Show 6:30 (2)(I) NBC News (3) Gettin Over () CBS News (9) ABC News CATV.13) Zane Grey Theatre (24) Man And Environment (44) Bewitched :00 (7) To Tell The Truth (3) Flight 3 (6)(8) Concentration (CATV.6) Hogan's Heroes (13)(C.13) CBS News (24) Orlando County School Board Meeting (3.5) Star Trek (44) Hogan's Heroes 7:30 (2 Candid Camera (3) Front Row Center (6) Space: 1999 (9) Hollywood Squares (CATV.6) Love, American Stvtp () Lets Make A Deal (13) Truth Or Consequences (CATV.13) Movie (44) Love, American Style l00 (2)(1) Movin' (3)(24) Birth And Death Of A Star (CATV4) Movie (9) Happy Days (13) Good Times (3.5) Movie (44) DInah! 3:30 (3)(14) Consumer Survival Kit (6) Joe And Sons (9) Welcome Back, Kotler 9:00 (CATV.13) Stagecoach West (9) Rookies (3) Romper Room (44) Father Knows 1O'.O (2)$) Wheel Of Fortune 930 (33) Movie (35) 700 Club (44) Green Acres 10:00 (2)(l) Joe Forrester 11:00 (2)(8) High Rollers (3)74) Woman Alive (6)(13) Beacon Hill (6)(13) Gambit (CATV4) Not For Best 10:30 (3)(24) Woman (CATV4) News 11:00 (2)(6)(I)(9)(13) New-s (3) ABC News (CATV.6) Race To Riches (33) 700 Club (44) Love, American Style 11:30 (2)(I) Tonight Show (CAIVI) Amos Burke, Sccret Agent (9) Wide World Mystery (44) Mod Squad 11:40 (6)(13) Movie 12:30 CATV.) Noticlas (44) Phil Donahue Wednesday MORNING BiNJ*AtClIMACOpp BARGAJNMATS.EVERYDAY ] I 1'll.2:3OP.M.-SL5 (9) Sunrise Jubilee (13) Breakfast Beat 6:10 (2) Sunshine Almanac 6:15 (6)(S) Sunshine Almanac 6:25 (2) With 'rhis Ring 6:30 (6) Sunrise Semester (CATV) Tennessee Tuxedo (5) Today In Florida 6:35 (7) Daily Devotional I 1 1 CA$$*VITI$1 3:t• i es (8)144) News Bozo's Circus American Town Re. Ilgioqjs Hall (44) 7:30 (9) Good Morning, America (44) Hilarious House ot (6)(13) Captain Kangaroo (CATV-4) Community Close. Up (44) FPntstones 5: 30 (CATV-4) Fran Canton (44) Three Stooges 3:55 ( 44 ) Spirit 01 I "u'° s ___ ' (2) Phil Donohue (6) Mike Douglas (9) Movie J I t-w or __6TA1!:1.! ___ 9:30 (CATVM 700 Club (t ) C.orner Pyle, USMC (2) Celebrity Sweepstakes (6) The Price Is Right S4 - (13) Mike Douglas (24) Mister Rogers (44) Leave It To Beeves' 10:00 1.515 III 515 N IN *M*4 W ,, ,,,,,•,•,, 11 __ ____________________ ~V.r,ikm ROBERT RWFORD ffm I C11111,41111 RUTH CU"10SERTS0111111 L EM UATINE. 23o 1111 3 SHOW 0. IJi. i1I 'It, .g.q. '' 6~111 of________ --'. •,,,, episode. Sunny and Will turn to stock car racing looking for a big killing that will sustain S:30 ABC HAPPY DAYS "A Date with Fronzic" When mania and poppa are away, lOS3( FROM H(AVEN _ _________________________ kids will play. Fronzie arranges a double date, which starts out pleasingly for Richie since he gets the gal he 's had eyes for in the first place. Only he didn't figure Fonzie would invite P449NN IR:6io ______ __ ,, F iii: _______________ everyone home. 8:30 CBS GOOD TIMES ____ Every Tue. 1, Thurs. MAZ_Y /19 .4 1:30 (2)(e) Days Of Our Lives (6)(13) As The World Turns (9) Let's Make A Deal (13) Dragnet - (33) Addams Family 4:30 (3)(24) Sesame Street 2:00 (6)(I) Mery Griffin (6)113) Guiding Light (9) $10,000 Pyramid (CATV.6) Flintstones 2:30 (2)(3) Doctors (6)(13) Edge Of Night (9) Rhyme And Reason -.-- ----------- SEMINOLE COUNTY, LOAN FOR ASSOCIATION FLflRIDA ORLANDO, a corporation. (CATV.13) Orlando City Council Meeting (33) Lone Ranger (44) Gilligan's Island BARBARA NICHOLAS, his wife ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN Y OU A R E NOTIFIED that an oreclosure of a mortgage action for f been filed against yOU and you as are required to serve ill co>y of your written defenses, if any, to it On Donald R, Corbett, plaintiff's at OF torney, whose address 5 P.O. Box 7363, Orlando. Florida 37307, on or $ h ADULTS$LO0 CHILDREN .SOc even detracted by her man's physical disability. The ban. clic'ap d oes present sonic complications for the Evans clan. 8:30-9 CBS MASH Back at its oldstand to to reclaim some lost audience following its shift this season to Friday nights. 8 H.J. becomes the letter-writer, £ detailing to his wife the cornpa exploits, including Hawkeye's attempt to set a rerdforpackingpeopfejntoa 2. Volkswagen. 8:30-10 ARC THE GRAND OLE OPRY AT 50 - A NASHVILI.,E CELEBRATION - Everyone who is anyone in DA A N N K V K - N . Previous insurance experience YOUR HOME? desired but not required My men are earning an average of 515,000 annually and have comprehensive employee benefits, If you are a Self s?arter and sales minded, I want to talk to you. Call $91 2571, 9 a m. to 4:30 P.M. for appointment. Buying a new home? Moving to an apartment? some with a Herald classified ad We'll help you write action an ad that will bring a fast sale. CALL in 2611 . ' r7 l of the firm GILES, HEDRICK 3, ROBiNSON, PA. NOTICE OF SALE 109 East Church Street Notice is hereby en that RUt. Orlando, Fidrida 3I giv want to Final Judgment rendered Attorneys for Plaintiff on thC 7th day of November, 1975. in Pubkih Nov. 11, iS, 23. Dec 2, 1975 S I I) H H S W I S K N U 1) 1) N ..% S P 1 BARGAIN HUNTERS PARADISE Thal'%ClajsifiedAcls lor ' '" 4 ISALCOHOLAPROBLEM ' IN YOUR FAMILY? Al ANON or famil.i' Cr fie'nct of pri,'rn ~rinkers Fur further Information Call 173 4337 or write Sanford Al Anon Family Group P 0 Box $53. Sanford, Fla. 37771 Seminole County, Florida, ANYONE knowing the where aboijts torney, 1000 Fourth - Gretna. La • 70033. , MARRIAGES Performed by Marilyn, - C C I) i ________ - i. 0 C I) U o r it ' i. H 0 N I C (3 'F I H I 1) H 1 0 0 13 R U 1) S A N ft A K F M w I Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court . El&ne R,Chsrde B As Deputy Clerk Sr Kirby Moncrief Attorney for Plaintiff ( I S o B W I I. N I. A C C K 1' T A N C F Post Office Box 3779 N I' Sanford. Fiorita 37771 Publish: Nov. 11, ins DET 59 ____________________________ I H S 1) U 5 1 0 II 't' C II A P K N S 1 , _____________________________________________________ -Instructions: The hidden names listed below appear forward, backward, up, down, or diagonally in the puzzle. Find each hidden name and box It in a. shown: , ACCF.PTANt G000hIotTRs sPRlN;pooL ISONI) AND FREE NOT TO SEEP STORM FEAR BUILD SOIL DUST OF SNOW RIDERS SAND 1)1 NE.4 the C ourt at the United Stat es - TO EAKTIIWAIU) Bure.0 -- sh el WILL) GRAPES Defendants. discoveries per panel in an aII.new 'rrie cii 21-page Fewklt't TnordervnIumel, llind III. send )lforeach, mnkingchrcks 4,.7r,7,J,j7 __________________________________ i8-}lp Wanted italr to AMENDED NOTICE OF ACTION United States District Court 8y Louis Piron YOU APr PJnTirirr ,,., .. .,... .'.,- .. ...... .. . - - 0 11 V P35''5) Hwy 1797 lMIt' ';o,tnol Sanford '. f 1' M E E TI N -' BINGO $ 3 bedroom, 1", bath with Florida room, fenced yard, front and back, Like new brick home, Asking $77,200 For appointment call in. 9410. rr, I .-'..'' rauu FHA VA Renewed Homes, Very 1, down. no closing costs --.. I ery Mon & Sit Early Birdatl 15 F, M Regular at 7 4! P 0.1 10 qualifying, .Assume or w consider land contract, We hai tic, 3 BR, I',' bath BR, 7 bath, mini farm, mother law efficiency apt. , Block New S 14 mo r',.,,._,i - , 2nd Floor, I room apt., Screened porch, private yard, washing machine, air conditioned. Reasonable 372 2731) JOHNNY WALKER GENERAL CONTRACTOR REAL ESTATE, INC One & 7 bedroom apartments, furnished or unfurnished Newly redecorated. Come see. 300 E. Airport Blvd, Sanford In 1310 TWOAP?5..lof2bedrOom,unfurn & turn. Both IC, w w carpet, $100 da mage deposit 5173 mo 37) 4)39 5 30 pm DeBary- Adults, 1 BR, air, close to *.lures, churches. Ideal for retired persons. 663 6.111 or 3273051 EVERY DAY someone it looking for what you have to tell. Call today and your Classified Acl will appear here tomorrow . ' PILOIAN REALTY. REALTOR apartment, clean, wall to wall carpet, water furnished. Couple only. No pets 5100 month, $23 security deposit. Ideal for r',v flI, 1i I ,d4 AI winter Clean 1 bedroom, Screened porch, big yard; 1 Child o.k $100 month Phone 373 4762. 6 roo m apt. downsta rs, partly furnithtd, fenced yard $100 mo 372 033.1. _________________________ SAN MO PARK, 1, 2, 3 bedrOom trailer apts Adult & family park Weekly. 3515 Hwy 17 97. Sanford - 73 mo. lot2 Bedrooms. Adults only r rr. n,n, 3543 Park Drive 170 up P A RK AV E NUE MOB C AN YOU BELIEVE it' This cut, has been reduced another $1,000. OR, CD home on quiet stree' AVALOP1APARTMENTS ADULTS,PIOPETS Anytime Your MLS Agency - - REALTORS 2583 Park Dr - ALSO STORAGE SPACE paymen Lots, Highbanks Road Industria Park, $4,300 per lot. cres east of Sanford, 170,. Wit divide Any KENMORE DRYER HAL COLBERT REALTY INC. 7111 t. 23tri,, 3'Zi lEn HAL COLDER)', REALTOR Exclusive Area I. JUt-INS REALTY CO, BROKERS Builder or Developer- Exceptiona buy in building lots just far enotjgt from town, Days- 372 6173 Nights 377 2357 Call Britton, Orange City Family Campgrounds, Sunday night. SMALL APPLIANCES REPAIRED SOO S Sanford Ave 371 9370 3727111 AFTERHRS, 3279731 dreamer. TAX CREDIT Applies on these two new hom es. Now is the time to TRADE UP without waiting to sell your present home. Owner offering IhCtI homes for TRADE, ASSUMPTION, or 2ND MORTGAGE to qualified buyers OR ,.;sIJ, I_,_ :ofor TV's from 550; 81W, trot $15, Service all makes HERB' IV 1700 5. French, 373173i. xchange REEL'S BODY SHOP, COLOR TV. $11 95MONTH RENTAL PURCHASE PLAN 654 1006 dillon Payments $103.17 mi UIYIJR1I IANT GARAGE 3 RUMMAG SALE - SAT.,HOV 15.9705:) CONGREGATIONAL CHRII RAY,',tONDM BALL Peg Real Estate Brok er 372 5641 Aft. Mrs 327.7757 scres east of Sanford, Has 2 wel and septic tank. Ready to bull Phone 327-1177. shocks, deep chrome wheels. I Inch tire's. iccs Ph'rp 1I.iS1Ot cc-.ztc R. EMINOLE CO. Acrea9p tri small and large $7.000 per ac and up Terry Realty, Realtor 6 0711 agon,6cyI., new inspection, new rn $493. 321-0213. De aler. II h Evinr,ul., wi! ?ra!er, Cx cetlent Condition. Only 1.399. Pnoni 3690771 2 Opal Mon tia, 1)00 down and isume payments, Balance 12 Onths at 1104 4S. Phone 373 6011 ROBSON MARINE 2971 Hwy. 17.92 Y-1VVSlCdl for Sal ivrcrnaise rive. worn hubs, tow bar; all unning gear good condition. 372 Y9 after S p in, or any time ration Guitar, Glen Campbell model, 12 string, new condition 1113 with case Will negotiate. 323- m mileage. By owner, $7,100 hone 1)17335. Forrest Greene, Inc. s831 60-Off ice SUPPlIeS cellent condition. Pump, filter Included. Call after i p.m. 323 - 4461, FLEA MARKET opening Nov. 15 West Hwy. 46 1'.', miles East 001.4 behind Auction Galleries Dealers ctt IICW. Used office furniturp 1961P Mercury Marquis, runs good. k oks sharp. $599, PP'on 172.549) after 6 pm. Wood or steel desks (executive desk 1914 Dasher 2 di'., automatic. AM FM st er eo radio, 7500 mile's. & chairs, secretarial desks & 11.695. Call Ouin McGuire, 372 chairs, straight chairt, filing 11 1111511. oealor cabinets, as is tath a nd Carry NOLL'S 1911 Oldsmobile Delta 33. fully Casselberry. 17 9'?, $30 4206 equipped. Pay equity 1. take over payments 0017309 7731189 62-t.awn.Garden , INVENTORY CLEARANCE make room for new stock) Everything Reduced To Clear? SAVE 60 pct and more on Smoked damaged stock . Payton's Children's Wear (Formerly Buttons 'II Bows), 2640 Hiawatha. Phone 377 1301 377 190 Kitchen. Bathroom Cabinets, Counter tops, Sinks, Installation available, Bud Cabell 372 1052 antime. for natural gas $35 each. Never used 37)3800 ,__ Any Car No Money Down ----------------- S pectracide granules for lawn insect control. GardenLand, 1400 . WITH GOOD CREDIT St, 3734630 For Example , 1963 Valiant, 6 cyl. stand, W. C. Muse WestFirstSt,,3fl.u39 _______________ WiLSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY-SELL--TRADE ii 315E, First St. 3 - - Florida 90 Straw*erry Plants we 40 gal. RPseem water heaters. me nestled under shady trees. ountry style kitchen. central heat air. VA t er ms available. 124,000. for Sale 80-Autos TIAPI CHRUCH, 24th & PARI IOnQwOcd Road, Call $31.46 da,'s or after 3 p.m. call 372 631 uble barrel shotgun. 3" magnury 7JV Motorcycle Irr,ic'<e' ILAIR AGE NZ'( . lii It. 54--Garage -Sales 0-Miscellaneous I NELSON'S FLORIDA ROSES Woodruff's Garden Center 60 1 Celery Ave,Santorcl _______ 64-Equipmentfor 1946 FaIrlane, 6 cy l . auto.. extra clean. 1971 Duster, 3 CyI.. stand. 1970 Hornet, 6 cyl stat-cl., 36.C..o , or igina l miles 1910 Torino, 302 ". auto 1969 Monterey Wagon, like rcnw-Many others to choose ic Rent Chico & The Man Rent Blue lustre Electric Carpet Shampooer for only 51.30 per day CARROLL'S FURNITURE Jct Il 921 171, Longwood Call 323 ISlOor 534 4605 . BUSINESS DIRECTORY REALTORS 32)6333 ,, ,cp = ztz c.?l4arIner'\fi11age EJ. 3 Mo.-6 Mo. & 1 Year Leases transferred $71,900. GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY- For the home ow ner, inv es tor and the 322 0641 3774633 BALL REALTY w I - TOWS Branch Office No I 2621 Orl.indo Drv 372 117 3713991 SEE YOUR NEXT HOME, 3 BR, 2 bath locat ed on Cut de Sac in a inc neighborhood AOQV ground in a large well landscaped yard with a well for sprinkling Custom drapes. Utility shed for extra storage Owner anXious- pool 3103 Orlando Drive - Schuren Realty .j 2OlPIrkDr THE CONTRACT" 53-'IV. Radio. Stereo TAFFER REALTY 1100E 75th $ t Ti: c !I.IFi io GREGORY MOBILE HOMES FULLERBRUSH Meg. Real Estate Brok er NOLL'S r5-RccrpafjonI Vnhi.-kc P4EED A SCRVICE'AAN' You find him listed in our Busin, Service Directory. Acr es on Pine Way, 13,000 pee scre jidential & Commer cial Lots Scre,sge up to 10,000 acres Quantity, Casselberry, Hwy, 17 97. $30 4706. Phone 321 0747 _____________________________ & 1100; NO SECURITY DEPOSIT. Large 1 & 2 Bdrm. Apts.Furn. or Unfurn, • on Lake. Free Boating SPool SCfubhouse • Drapes •Carpet;ng •Sep Dining Rooms Highway 17-92, Sanford, Next To Cavalier 323-8670 or 831.9777 TGAGE 1311900. EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY ,00 o.,c - Air Conditioning v'nt,al Pit-at & Ar cor3tlOnin,,) For free estimate's. call Carl Harris, at SEARS in Sanford. 377 177 1 . 1P C 0 N D I T I 0 N I N G. REF RIGF.RATION. DUCT WORK. 21 hour Service All mke DYKES AIR CON DI! iOnr", 3'? Ti!Y Ak,RSLIIUSNI CIAIMA Home Improvements Need help on that Saturday $GOt Paneling door, .ndows hung. concrete work, etc fly the hour or by the lob. 327 9335. I PetCare PET PEST INN Boar ding 3 Grooming 1. 37 4057 BUDDY'S HOME IMPROVE ALL TYPES OF CAR PFNTRY AND REPAIRS 377 MEPIT 1331 SOLAR HEATING AND WATER PURIFICATION SYSTEMS _ --- Ptoqrarny by Munson Cocka-,rce O ('dJ:t ph'ios reasonably or iced Phone 323 6311 MIS REALTORS 321.0041 - F - - ng? Why Not Live NOW LEASING dew, modern, I story efticiency apartments, attractively fur conve'nlentty located and beautifully landscaped 51)5 mo. Call between 3:30 5 For in. formation rail 3270701 .'--.-,...' Savingi Ianted to buy used office furniture. - Acres, 7 BR, 1 bath. 165.00') SELMA WILLIAMS, Associate Quality 3 bedroom, 2 bath hom' oi Canal, plus pool Large Ireshaded lot $4 7300 with terms, REALTOR "SERVICE BEYOND -- by fanted to buy, new or used fur nit ac by piece or house full. Call 3227322 after 6 p 'ri. KENMORE WASHER, pans, service, used machines MOOP4 EYAPPLIANCES373O Arres near Markham at Acr es ,) OR. 1 bath, stock ed fis Pond. $53,000 . C)I 048-1 Kish Real Estate M - Double wide new. central air, raised front Screen room, caroort, skirting. pfetely set up. Pleat 416 3 17-92. SANFOI - 'J'1_UI O-M1 ReO JIM HUNT REALTY INC - • •L*A '", 'J",p. o otter fir Furnished ________________ I-Bedroom furnished garage - & Clean * * * 3 bedrccrn. 1'; hath. air, fenced Immediate Brick front possesson 525.000 531-1912 LEETLINE APPLIANCES BARGAIN PRICES AUCTION, 373 7310. - 322.7643 SEE US TODAY * * *Neat QUALITY - '73. central air, Barrington, double wide, new, 34' * 60', central hr, large raised Screen patio, carport, skirting, wood grain lapsed Siding, QOOd locati on, with trees Offered by Savi,'gs & Loan, Pa-,rn'nt, $10 3- i. 373.6051 Offered ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED OP Øi'ices paid, used, any condition 641 $126, Winter Park. - Difered by Savings 3 Loan. 37 Beautiful kitchen and 3 bedroor, home, close to schools anc shopping $21.000 3226457 COVE APTS Call Richard Arsenault 167145$.ext Ill - OSSIE C. BATEMA irg Real Estate Brok, retirees, Stenstrom 322-2420 well to wall carpet, brick finiSh. aluminum overhang, large corner lot on paved road. $73.400-10 pct down immediate occupancy, front u c Furniture 52-Appliances -- 60', 3 BR, 2 bath, raised froi screen room, central air, carpo ewnirig and skirting. Good Co HA buys Sr,jall down CO. 3 BR, 1', bath, carpe t I drapes. 521300 'cAbr orvs 5:.t r:s trADER' Interest Credit street entrance, includes utilities Call alter 6 p.m., 323 9SY9. 31--Apartrnents Home 3 Bedrooms centr&l heat and au', Large) room apt shade trees, We -, condition. T er ms. 121,300. BR- 1 bath block, family roar perfect f or $17,950. $75 UPPER MO. L I KE TO GOLF?) OR home only minute to golf c ourse Centra he at air, only 1 y ea r old. Range dishwasher, carpeting Fencet rear yard. You'll love it - IV OWNER- ldytIi,vhlde, I SR, 3 baths, 3O'x30' family room, wi fireplace & wet bar, formal dinin plus large breakfast room. Loa LOOK . 323 6450 3)0 61 PFt,l TOR 13 5 77 Exceptionally good interior Excellent as a starter 0 retirement home. 513.300 DeBary ___ :rank Realty, Realtc Wanted to Buy, 6" Sliding Glass Door KULP DECORATORS lO9Wist 37 73 dishwasher, raised patio, skirting, 3 tie downs. Good location. Payments 14329 mo Offered by Savings 3 Loan. 323 603?. FOR RENT .......... Rentals from 1 feduced to 513,300, 3 OR, coi mec'cial toning in good residenti area DAVE S, 323 9)10 - 'IILICREST J1IJ We Buy Furniture - .ao,euil, Realtor 42-Mbile Homes OFFICE & STORE BUILDINGS canoeing (is 2ndanct 4th In)rsday Each P,'or'lri Deputy Clerk Seminole County, F lorid a TO. RICHARD 8UCHNN and Publish Oct 21, Nov 4. , Publish : Nov. 1, Ii, II, 23, 197$ MARY LOUISE OUCHMANN, DES hit wife - DET 77 117$ Ninth Avenue, N.E. NOTICE OF APPLICATION NOTICEÔFPPLITi'' Jamestown, North Dakota FOR TAX OLID FOR TAX DEED sai (Florida Statut Section 192.343) (Florida Statutes AMERICAN LEGION fishing, Real (state Real Easy friendly living. Come loin Pc RANKLIN ARMS APTS Rent Hwy 17 97 I vrs.ir rli,h ,rtiv,tici. Execution, John E Polk, and convenience store Surrounded by beautiful ('ak and ( ,-pr,",s tree's )'i2 4170 offering 3Unfurnished - 30 ceek? This is an idea 9' Payment, monthly payments I than rent, Government subsidhi to qualified buyers. Call to see You Ouolifyt M UNSWORTH REALTY Peg Real Estate Broker 103W. 1st St Harold Hall Realty on private fenced lot. SItS mo. 3n7869 ____ chapter cay to Inf or m the public bedroom, central air, w w carpel commercial zoning lust in cas. YOU want loop" office or busine In y our home Only $21,900 Ice 7 bedroom mobile home. $121 mo Located in Longwood. 830 41-Houses - Medical Secretary for phys ician's office in t.ford Knowledge of medical terms, insurance, typing and filing. Monday thru Fr iday )ld you know that you' Iub or organization car ppear in this listing eac week for only $3 per Plaintiff, required by said Rule F. and deliver describ personal pr pe o rty. or mall a copy to plaintlfl't attorney. • RICHARD BUCHMANN and MARY That said sate is being m,ide to Wesley P. Thin, En,nv much larger "Seek & Find' l)titZks with over .'O LOUISE BUCHMANN, his wife, satisfy the terms of said Writ of Clerk payable n "Seek & Find" in ca of this ne wspaper. every go deposit. No pets. IVEST WISELY- Like new Fully equipped restaurant, good family business. $4,500 includes entire e'guipment 3, stock Ph 1 904271 3)7) - ,he adorable 3 bedroom, 2 ba th wit family room, and w.w carpe Only $79,900, You'll love It. You' love the swimming pool too. .)'4-1VI)OI te rsorr&s hours weekly with Complete company training 1, location set UP Investment of 5.600 55.000. Call collect, Mr. Carson, $13 316 3320 If you are having difficulty finding a place to live, car to drive, a lob, or some ser vice you have need of, read all our 'want acts day Bingo nole County Sheriff's Dept * They're Hot" * Hw tuxjsrs ri a rural area No do d furniture, appiianc, bolt, etc. Buy I or 1001 items Larry's Mart, 215 Sanford Ave. rcrJrr 7 ,q f,irJ ri .itiiflrt, ) np Position. twin needle. Or, IIWIIrIQ eiet'. Sewing m(hi Pay halnnre of 57$ or 10 payme' Nf 1.3 'lee at AWOPD SEWING CENTER 307 ,reSt First, Downtown 177 9111 Eve 6 69 1146 bath on l" acres, carpeted, au TOP PAYING RENT- See thl TLI1LJIIU flVUlL) Exccltcr,? Qpc,'o(lunity, Only1-10 WEKIVA RIVER- Adult park NAVEL ORANGES $7 SO BUSHEL 322 6733 or 372 0367 __ Office Building, Orlando, Florida, Semi 323 5715; 327 2711; 373.7393 ice ore bedroom trailer, on large private lot. $123 mo. Adults only. Meetings Additional information available on Post from the Civil Divisi of * "Get 'Em While Call W. Garnett White Req Real Estatelirokr'r JOHN y.pl()FP, ASSOC If can covcr 5 our t,ime w ith slur siding & soffit system Al' Root riq. Gi't'ers, Scre*,'n ') Yr E'ç Try me CSI 9563 All Types Auto Sinke idS Outgrow the swing set or'4m4 bicycle? Sell these idle items WI a want ad To place your ad, ci nford's Finest Established Residential Area? - CASH 3224132 Assume Payments Woodland Area, brick home, nestle between shade trees, 3 OR, 2' ntedto Buy M- - REALTOR 372 14 RIGHTS TO LAS Peg Real Estate Broker 371 064 ii Cab Business 3, related Ira Business. 1:30 1st vs. DOrm., closed porch, $130 Bdr, porch, carport, washin machine. Clean. $150 2 fldrm., new W carpet, new LII furniture, Separate dining area Very attractive. 5165, 13 1 300. For Information ca llect, Mr. Grebe, $13 576 317 Oranges, Grapefruit, Satsuma Tangelos and Lemons P. U. Hulltiton,322-1056 carpet WITT REALTY ormal retail. investment OKRA By The Bu after COMPANY, a Florida corporation, Anti' to the said Cc.mplaint as Sanford, Florida, the above TOMORROW: Maine - 'n ,iti i' cc'. cii nc co:e in ii Idy'i fashion world, Your o'e oppe in your own town. Cor etc with fixtur es and late ISIS ion clothes. Top na me braise 'ith sa vings of 20.30 pct. undo to age? only. Next to new Drivers License Every Wed & Sat. Early Birds 7:15p m and serve on or mall 10 the plaintiff' mant. attorney William E. Johnson, •. t undersigned as Sheriff of Esquire, Suite 1500 Hartford Seminole C ounty, Florida, will at Building , Orlando, Florida, 37101, 11:00 A.M. on the 26th day l IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, 1NAIOD copy on or before December lit, FOR SEMINOLE November, A D 1775, offer for sac COUNTY, 1973, or be defaulted. Personal at FLORIDA. and sell to the highejt bidder, f.r endance Is not r equired CASE NO. 1S7237CA0$.0 cash, subie'ct to any and all exislr' Any claimant desiring to contest lelns.attheFrofltfwest) Door oft,. SOUTHEAST MORTGAGE theclaim of the plaintiff must Oilcan Seminole County Courthouse ci Wanted STERED WITH VALUES FRI THE WANT AD COLUMNS CaliBart Real Estate U 5.E 5 31.100 FASHION BOUTIQUE A BABY'S WORLD. Care for infant AMERICAN VETERAN ain admiralty and maritime 011AB73511393 being Stored at claims of the Federal Rules of Civil Damac's in F er n Park, Florida. Procedure, Rule F, with the Clerk of LAKE VIEW- 1 bedroom, 2 be - Vol VI C(:urity DISABLED All persons having such claims particularly described as •ollows. must file them under oath as P'O One Ii) 1973 Dodge Pickup Truck. vided in the supplemental rules for while over green, ID N o. cert I.._,-!_i Furnished 6-Child Care ( 3 bedroom, cc $ 19,500, OWNI WILL FINANCE DELTOHA HOMES LPN will live in, days wk Good r eference, 6 yrs of geriatric nurSIng. 6" 5433 Notary, , K 13 S K A C I p () N 0 IM A) MIN C t. EASY TO heat, fend, -Business OpportunitiE 1* - 's - ______ - 21-Situations Street, BAMBOO Marker 21 approximately two and described property Owned by House located on Lot 21 Mar, subdivision 1st. St. $1,500. Ph. -' 6210616 of Roger Allen Reifenratri, please contact Giles J. Duplechin, At. I'UIIUL Said sale will be made pursuant to one half miles north of Astor, Rich ar d M. Lee and Carolyn Sue and In order to satisfy the term5 of Florida, in Seminole County on or Lee, sa id property being located in said Fina l Judgment , about ih April 1911 Seminole County. F lorida, more (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) Large lot. 3 BR home, $19,C Downtown 3 OR home. 119,4 Peg. quarter horse mare, all tack, 1300; pinto gelding, some tack, $150. Phone 373 6209 annual pci rate, and only $31 dOwn - SAVE ON HOME FINANCING Near shopping, 2 DR home. $12.( -tiorses ntique dining table, 3 chair, I RCA 72" color TV, $10, AM I 3 bedroom, enclosed carport, fenC $139 per mo, prin. & mt. 30 yrs. 377 19$9, 3 72 116.4 LARGI- 3 t,'ecjroorn home. F room, PLUS rental mob homeOwNER WILL FINANI at saving to you. Companion, Heeded immediately. P the seal of the County Court of Orang e County, Florida upon a final Judgment rendered in the aforesaidO court on the 17th day of September . Only $16,950 ) 77 7374, 322 1196.372 1914 Efficiency apartment, lights and water furniShed Elizabeth Crews. phone 323 3111 before 10 a m - recorded In Plat Book 1$, Pages 97 occurring on the navigable waters Of Seminole County, Florida, and I and 9$ of the Public Records of the St. Johns River at or near have ltvied upon the following . . Tuesday. Nov. Ii. 1975-.714 I-t1ousenoJaj000s - ____________________ 999) and a friendly Ad Visor w help you Execut ion Issued out of and under Ce ntr a l I or d's's MULTIPLE LIStiNG PLAIT 377 4991 1919S Free RENT PURCHASE PLAN Modern Clean 3 bedroom homes, family room, garage, carpets. 331.1727 CLIFF JORDAN, REALTOR Nurses RN's, LPN's, AideS, Aide WINTER ITEMS. . .set "DON'T NEEDS" FAST WITH WANT AD. Phone 3fl 2611 or I State Stemper Realty Mid 70's,) & I OR homes finances I PC?, interest, AVOId Want to earn Extra Xmas money? Call 644 3079 ONE, according to Plot thereof occident, Condition and or casualty delivered to me as Sheriff of W K U S A I 13 X I P K N 0 T S ' (3 C 1) Available Nov. 51h, 5273 month plus S1'n security deposit. Phone 901 337 9363. us Plaintiff, vs. Richard M. Lee and to wit, to limitation of liability for all Carolyn e Lee, Defendant. Lot 30o0 GARDEN GROVE UNIT claims arising out of an alleged aforesaid Writ of Executionwhich was I . ft I 3 b ed room house, 137$ Melionville; fenced back yard. 3 Bedroom, 2 bath, carpet, double nice yard. In quiet neighMature woman for light housework bc,rhoocl, 5275. month plus and care of semi invalid, evenings deposit. 111-3691 or $34 and weekends, Send complete 6300 resume to Box 591, Co Evening Herald, P0. Box 1657, Sanford. 2 - Bedroom house, living room, dining room, separate garage. Help wanted, part time waitress. 5145 month plus security de posit. to 7. ExperIenced. Call 37) 0963 Phone 134 1619 between 7 t( 6 __________________ - NQtie is given that C T K no* tes, A D. 1975, in that certa in case en Jr. has filed a complaint Pursuant to titled. Aetna Finance Company, being in Seminole County, Florida, 46 U.S C.S Iii i$9 Claiming the right N H H U A P 1 0 H M F A P 1 I W P A 0 Defendants NOTICE OF COMPLAINT FOR LIMITATION OF LIABILITY Large carport, , in Sanford, Florida, the following describtld property, situated an ' S K R P N S H U K 0 1 Management Section, Florida D*p&rtment of Treniporlation, P.O. Box 17, De'Land, Fl. 37770 The Department reserves the right to reject any or all bids and to waive lecical errors as may be deemed boil for the interest of the that certain cause pending In the DIET SI PROPERTY MANAGEMENT Circuit Court in and for Seminole ________________________ SECTION County, Florida, where;n, B F UNITED STATE OF FLORIDA STATES DISTRICT WARD. SR is Plaintiff, and COURT MIDDLE DISTRICT OF DEPARTMENT OF WILLIAM C. BARNES and w;te, FLORIDA ORLANDO DIVISION TRANSPORTATION PATSY L. BARNES 2flRIGHT OF WAY DIVISION and No. I4 21l2 AMERICAN INSURANCE COM. D. PAUL MOBLEY, as Ad. Publlih. Nov 1. 11, 1925 PANY, a Corporation, are Defe'n. ministrator of the Estate of NANCY DET 31 dm15, Case No. 75 1470CA-09G, I, MOBLEY, Dec ea sed. NOTICEOF$HERIFF'SSALI ARTHUR H. SECXWITI'I, JR., Plaintiff, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Clerk 00 the aforesaid Circuit Court. by virt of that certain Writ Of wlllatil:OOA.M.onNoVembaj'24pP1. C. T. KNOWLES. JR. et 1. I 0 S 1) L I U 13 H K I N N (3 S I K H 1 0 K A H I If W A H I) A It K o i s or Intption of iPie buildings, may be obtained from Property PANY, a Corporation, '75 offer for safe and sell to the highest and best bidder for cash at the West front' door of the Courthouseof Seminole Courty, Florida, 0 A 0 I W K 0 F N S C K 0 G 5 Clerk of the Circuit COurt WILLIAM C. BARNES and wife. By: Martha T. Viblen PATSY L. BARNES and Deputy Clerk AMERICAN INSURANCE COM- James .1. Loveless, Jr. Owner 3 brdm. house On 141,11 years o!d, 2 storage Sheds, Port, nice ysrd with trees F ll approved or can assume pr ese Pct. mortgage. Total 177,300. 3053221593. security elements. al. M H C 13 0 N 1) A N W 0 N S F 0 1 S U I) 1111111111111111 I WANT TO SELL 12'1160' mobile home, large FIor room, carport, patio 3 uti buildings7 Beautiful shac fenced tots income from rental. Owner will finance, Call after 3 p.m 322 $166 49 Year old insurance company has insurance debit in Sanford area. -._. (k Gel pliances Damage deposit. Adults. 67$ 5661. A c , the Amway way. As little as you started in a business of your own, Get the WHOLE story. Phone clays 37$ 2673 eves and weekends, Write P 0 Box 1213 Sanford,Fiof'ida 37771 h, EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. No bid will be considered unless it CUlT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR WITNESS my hand and seal of submitted, on the official Bid SEMINOLE COUNTY. thiS Court of Sanford, Semino posal for m provided by the le Pro CIVIL ACTION NO. County, Flor ida, this 7th da of Florida Department of Tran S ° November, 1975. sportafton, Svc;) proposal forms and B F. WARD, $R Seal) I nformation regarding this Call for Plaintiff, Arthur H. B•ckwith, Jr., -- :: .IioI ri 41-Houses terms IACEDWITHADRINKING PROfIt. EM P.'rhaps Akol'iolic Anonymous Can Help Call 173 4357 Plaintiff, before December 12th, 1975, and file the original with the clerk of thiS NO. ORANGE COUNTY TEACHERS' FEDERAL CREDIT UNION, Plaintiff, vs. Love comes to Willona's life not _________ , 4~e l_:-~ (33)(44) Movie SEEK & FIND' them for the time being. SUSUCIAN aout.errt MIFIRST RUNS (I) Somerset (9) DinahI respectable Teachers Guides to a speakeasy. Tonight it's Mac get a trip to Acapulco on Television recommends the granddaughter Betsy who bolts this assignment, as they flush program for Its scientific value, the house and seeks refuge in out the culprit by posing as ABOUT TONIGHT; Emmet's den of iniquity. But hired killers with a contract on S-9 NRC?IOVIN'ON "The Big Grandma Mary manages to his life. hecl" Whatever happened LI) I(ory Calhoun? Well, he's alive and well and working for a From Robert Frost Jiange, guest starring rn this ,S FANN E FOX E CONDOR Tomorrow you TROUBLED? Call Toll Free. 644 7027 for "We Care""P4ouline,"Adults or Teens APr: vs E. VINCENT LANGE. individually Court either before service on (24) Indian Summer plaintiff's attorne' or Immediately 3:00 and as Trustee, and EDGAR J (35) Mothers-in-Law BECKER and KATHERINE D. thereafter, otherwise a default will (2) Adam 12 DANIEL A. BLACKWELDER and DECKER. a K a KATHERINE B be entered against you for the relief 3:00 (CATV.6) I Love Lucy demand ed in the complaint. IRIS HEATON BLACKWELOER, BECKER, his wife, (2)(8) Another World (9) Gilligan's Island Defendants. The property proceeded iga Inst is Defendants. (6)(13) Match Game (35) Mickey Mouse Club described as follows NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE OF ACTION (CATV.6) Three Stooges (44) Brady Bunch Lot Ii, OAKLAND HILLS. ac virtue f a decrcc Of TO: Edgar J Becker (9) General Hospital 3:30 cording to the plat thereof as f or eclore and order of sale isSued 7250 Eastmoor Dive (24) Romagnolis' Table (2) News recorded in PIe? Book 13, pages 3 by the Circuit Court of Seminole Apartment 109 (33) My Favorite Martian (3)(24) Electric Company County, Florida, in the above and 61 of the public records of Denver, Colorado 30737 (44) Three Stooges entitled action on November 7, 1975, Seminole County, Florida (CATV-6) Bewitched WITNESSmy handand Ihesaal of I. Clerk of the Circuit Court am 3:25 k a (9) Beverly HlIIbIlIl Becker, a Katherine D. ths Cotrt on Novemt'r 3rd, 1913. commanded to sell all that certain (41) Spirit 01 '76 Katherine B Becker (I)) Actni 1? It, p.ece or parcel of land situated (S, ii 3:30 iTho L.stmoor Drie CATV.l3) Cable Journal in the County of Seminole, State of Arthur H. Beckwit Jr Apartment 109 (3)(24) Lilllas, Yoga And You (35) Mayberry R.F.D. Florida, and bounded and described Clerk of the Circuit Court Denver, Colorado 302)7 (fl(S) 3 For The Money (6)03) Tattletales (44) Partridge Family as followS: By: Lillian I. Jenkins _________________________________________________________________________________ Lots S. 6 and 7, Block B Lots 1 Deputy Clerk You are hereby notified that a suit through 7, inclusive, Block l Lots II to foreclose a mortgage entitled Publish: Nov 1, Ii, II, 2$, 1975 through 20, inclusive. Block 0; all in First Federal Savings and Loan DET 26 LAKE MILLS SHORES, according Association of Orlando, a cor. FICTITIOUSNAME to the p11t thereof as recorded in poration, versus E. Vincent Lange, _ Notice Is hereby given that I am Plat Book Ii, Pages 14 and 15. Public individually and as Trustee, and engaged in business at 1165 Lancelot FAMILY AFFAIR: "Marcos country music turns up on this Records of Seminole County, Edgar J. Becker and KatherIne D. Way, Cau.lberry 3V07 Seminole rec laim her Just in time for the Florida Becker, a K a Katherine B. Becker, County, Florida under the fktItlous Welbv" gels a new character parade of Grand Ole Opry stars big debut. Notice is hereby given that his wife, has been filed against you name of THE WOODWORKS, and tonight, Anne Schedeen playing as that grand music Institution November 21, 1973 at 11.00 o'clock in the Circuit Court for Seminole that I intend to register said name Dr. Welby's married (laughter, celebrates half a century. Hal A. M. at the west front door Of the County, Florida, being Civil Action with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, 1011 NRC JOE FORRE,STER courthouse in the City of Sanford, Ca se No, 75 7306 CA 09 F and that Seminole County, Florida In ac Sandy Porter, It is the second Holbrook, revered actor, hosts "Weekend" PART II The County of Seminole, Siateof Florida, you are required to file your answer cordance with the provisions of the hype for the set ics since the fall the show and, II you have a second half of the story, Joe I will in obedience to the with the Clerk of said Court and to Fictitlou Name Statutes, To Wit: season began - Dr. Kiley got Country favorite, chances are tracks down a gunman who aforementioned degree of serve a copy thereof upon the Section I6S09 Florida Statutes 1931. foreclosure ano order of sa le, sell plaintiff's attorneys. Pose name tuarried a few weeks back. Pay he's on 5 - Douglas S. Carlisle show from H' killed an old buddy, and hr Aso the above described property. or and address is set forth below, not Publish. Nov 1, it. II. 23. 1973 particular attention to the cu11 ti Ennie Pearl, Johnny prevents a gang war among much therea' as may be necessary later than December 72, 1975. If you OF 174 doctor's (laughter, for she may Cash to ..:etta Lynn. kids. Eddie Egan, the real-life to satisfy plaintiff's judgment with fall toclosoa D"fault will beentered CALL FOR BIDS. REMOVAL OF some day have her own series. "French Connection" cop imereji and otts, to the higheit against you for to. relief demanded BUILDINGS AND OTHER IM 9 10 CBS FLIP bidCer for cash in lawful money of WILSON Producers are filtering out in the Complaint. The real property PROVEMENTS turned actor, and Pat Crowley the United States proceeded against, Situated in wordthatthecharacterisbeing COMEDY SPECIAL Flip's are featured, Sealed bids will be received at Dated this 10th day of November, Seminole County, Florida, Is lntertate Office, First Floor, State groomed for a spin-off, maybe second special of the season. 1973. followtOffice Building, West Morse First did exceptionally well, 1011 ARC MARCUS WELLS'?, ISeal) Condominium Resi dence Unit No. Boulevard, Winter Park, Florida a? Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. even replacement ii. SHEOAH, SECTION ONE, a 11 00 Welbyafinally retires. when critically and in the ratings. M.D. "Calculated Risk" A.M. on the 13th day of 11111 Clerk of the Circuit Court Condominium, recorded In Official November, 1975 for the sale and HANGING IN: Hang gliding Tonight, Flip quips with George Welby's daughter returns home By: Martha T. VIhIen Records Book "ll. Pages SO4 through remr,"val. or the armclillon and th with Carllfl, Ruth 8uz1, her ailing singe wi husband and Deputy Cierk has become a popular subject S36, Inclusive. Public Records 00 removal, of buildings and Oher Coiling & Seminole County, Florida, ac this season, spotlighted in story the Pointer Sisters, and has Bob their six-year-oh son, giving AttorneysStanton improvements from locations at Law cording to the plat th Hope as rise to ereo a special guest. f as needed for road construction known the fact that Dr. Welby 300 Pan American Bank Building lines of a number of outdoor recorded in Plat Book 17, Pages 79 no will also be involved in t Road 434, Orlando, Florida 37501 series. NBC devotes an hour to through $3. inclusive, Public 9.10 NBC POLICE WOMAN compl icate d domes tic Pubhsh NOV. ii. 191$ Semino le C ounty. Florida The bids the sport in its Records of Seminole County, will be open ed publicly and an "Special Treat" "Blaze of Glory" Pepper gets problems. Sandy, Welby's DE 81 Florida, together with an undivided nounced series for young peopie this at the time designated for IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, Inter es t in and to the common caugtitin the niddløas sheg daughter, objects, but her receiving them ' fltLAIIL P". is, ALSO 11:50 (CATV6) Paul Harvey 11:53 (6)(C-4)(13) CBS News AFTERNOON 12:00 (2)(9)(44) News (6) The Young And The Rest less (CATV.6) Bugs Bunny And Friends (I) Magnificent Marble Ma. chine (13) Pulse Plus! (24) World Press (35) (IiJ Valley 12:30 (13) Search For afternoon, 4-5, but one wonders after two bank-robber brothers, husband agrees to undergo at the advisability of such They grab Pepper as a hostage, heart surgery. prominance of a sport that IS 50 hoping it Is their ticket to 10-11 CBS SWITCH Preempts Flight from Fuji" freedom. Don Stroud and details Mike Harker's flight in a the canceled "Beacon Hill" William Lucking play the hang glider from the top of Mt. tonight. Lloyd Bochner guests brothers. Fuji In Japan. In its favor, us an unscrupulous head of an producers take pains in poin10-11 CBS BEACON HILL investment company who ting out the hazards of hang- "The Debut" The Lassiters resorts to hired killings to gliding. 'Strangely, the scent to always find a haven in protect his Interests. Pete and (CATV-4) LIfe In The SpirIt (I) Big Valley 0 9*5 Women Club NOTICE OF ACTION TO GEORGE H NICHOLAS and 'ti'-nouses - - 9:00 ________________ (CATV.6) Movie (9) Ryan's Hope Lii4 41-Houses in Sunland 3 BR, 7 bath, kltChfl 7 Apartments. good income Zc furnisht"j SIS trio Call between 4 general commercial Lot plus p & I in extrO lot. 530.000 or best Otter. 372 0153 If you can talk, you can make rr..zney 431. with us. Call Mr. Daddis, $673753. CASSELBERRY- 3 bedroom, 2 bath home, family room, air BARGAIN FIX UP- 511,300 1 AN OHIO OIL CO. offers PLENTY story, zoned multiple lam conditioned, carpeted, kitchen OF MONEY plus cash bonuses, equipped clothes washer, food needs a lot of fix up. Will cut Ic fringe benefits to mature in freezer included; garage. $723. for only 53.000 cash or 53.500 v dividual in Sanford area. FORREST GREENE, INC. Regardiessof experience airmail A. J. Read, Pres, American $306333 REALTORS 377-$970eves OWNER APIXIOU$_3 Bedroom, Lubricants Co. Box 696, Dayton, baths, loaded with extras, C Ohio. 43101. $21400, Financing available. 7 Bedroom, renovated, unfurnished house, $135 monthly. No apEARN EXTRA INCOME COMPLETELY FURNPSHEI opportunity to ea rn y kids ri,itorow the Swing set or small Nor ',ctp5 Sell ihete' 'die Items with All To place your act, call friendly Classfieej tial at The Iv" l,,Jil 372 7611. $31 9993 ______________ Deend1ntS services to be provided by the provis ions Of the Fictitious SEMINOLE CABLEVISION Name Statutes. to WI?: F Gene Rumley Arthur H Beckwith, Jr. Publish: Nov. it, ii. 25. Dec. 2. 1925 Clerk of Board of DET 5$ County Commissioners Seminole County, Florida IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE By: Joann K. Hare EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. Deputy Clerk CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Publish. Nov it. II, 75, Dec 2, 1915 COUNTY, FLORIDA DET 3.4 CIVIL ACTION CASE NO. 11.3306CM09F IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. IN AND FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND 32-Houses Unfurnished - TV HIGHLIGHTS Frightensteln tA (2) Ironside (3)(21) Mister Rogers (6) Partridge Family (CATV.6(44) Mickey Mouse Exceptionai our spare time your i. ui - - 7:00 1: L.!** 4:00 News '-." Plaintiff. . Ccunty Courthouse. Sanford. MANAGEMENT, and that I intend Florida, coniidec an application by to register said name with the Clerk vs SEMINOLE cABLEvISION for a of the Circuit Court, Seminole GEORGE H NICHOLAS and hIS wife, rate increase for cable television County. Florida In accordance with BAR BARA NICHOLAS, Underdog 18-Help Wanted ieciuin' Yinegart 861 Kelp! all four in one (lOtuip A. Fausts Dr ugs Seminole County. Florida, shall at 1797, Ca's,lberry 37707. Seminole COUNTY, FLORIDA. t. or as soon as possible County. Florida under the fictitious CIVIL NO, IS 223 CA 0$-C INTERNATIONAL FEDERAL NATIONAL MOR lhrealler, on the 9th clay of name of A N 0 TGAGE ASSOCIATION, December, 1975, in the Seminole M A P K E I I N 0 (9) One Life To Live (35) Rocky And Friends (24) Electric Company (44) Variety 1:00 (2) Somerset 'SOfla IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE 4 6:00 (9) (6) Search For Tomorrow (9) All My Children (6)(8) Only (9) Showoffs (44) Phil Donohue 11:30 (2)($) Hollywood Squares (6)(13) Love Of Life (CATV6) World Of Women (9) Happy Days (24) Villa Alegre (CATV.13) Amos Burke (9) Marcus Welby (2)(5) Today (6)(C4)(13) CBS News (21(5) Police Woman Legal Notice FICTITIOUS NAME NOTICE g iven that giv en 9 4OTICE Board of County CommiSsionerS of engaged in business & )O N. Hwy •r (324) Ascent Of (6) Switch Tuesday [egal Notice _ urie up', Scr.ccI CO5'i I YOUR CAR at your ccnveninc Costs leis than service station' ,', IviiiiriiiiiiiiiWitillilfooli 373-1253 80ur frerxil Classfecl gal at Ti Herald, 327 1611, or 1.31 9.99) J KING PlUmhfl() Supple's 111LJTCS ,',',tti't He,Sters l,i in I-) m !hru 2534 Park 37) 3617 at Pressure C1 AlA CLEANS ALL Exterior pr es, sureclp,sn SOMA PL". '111 04*'. - �- I P•11••-U E ~ 'r - —s— ------ - - it __ - I, - - E_ _ 88-Even1nq Herald Sanford Ft Tuesday Nov 11 - BEETLEBAILEY MortWalker i_ Aniwrr to Prv'ous Pui! 1 variety • _ I Cr i D ____ ___ At I N E ONF ceelti .S~~ LEFT KNC%% Z ) THEM ) \s I " JtN V - -_ _ ko 38 lh*ack I 1'(1( 13 Exullet 41 Smells _ M 'f' 14 Slacken -.--t'_ ") ' Legislative "I( I 1 .-,-- I ' J — I 1 1 ___-1 ck 11-ii ',~~ Character THE BORN LOSER ~ by Art Sansom - — r - %olRe 45) , 'ftL. 'FOR. Ss 'N ', ~, CWA- I 9 / 6 Contraction City R1P..) '4GUR PUTT. I Loath Link Called St,nr% To 37 Chances heads Amtra 42 Cull 45 Primate 28 Pubs 31 no*ers, V Westrrn 41 T0fl(CornSh p - ____ ( r r r r r - - — 1 6 8 9 hO 13 12 — — — -_____ — — — — 16 17 — — — — — — 18 — — — 1 CAMPUS CLAUER with BIMO BURNS I T4 ALM'.( VERv HAPPY WITH %~OLJ ASSURED THE,si N'OLJR HOMECOWA10 THERE WILL J36 NZI I pi7 3LOO11EI NEXT 'EAR' &V li _ 21 -... FOTUN4TEL,'INO .11_/ — - ) N, - — — — . 111. Ir U 11 _. -I/ ~. ' .- Ak- - A0W ,A - T KEEP IN YER I r .4 RAG T -r . # -- 'i-' . AE So f -- * 1__~, ~:~__~_ - - I. —-- . . (C__00fl9 _)4 ' ( WELL- AWWAY THAT / EXPNS WY S r HOME v1> - I - - 11 C~) — ____ -).-. - _71- -.I - r f I.-,% . I — . I( ,~. I %, . _%,-4 1k -i 1-e^-,0.P - WE - ttv1lTAKES .,." ) \, ; I.-Jry i 1-1 CARLYLE I' - I elr--" FUN '3." - 1 - : I ~ lr~ ~ S' .. .:.*.'- ,_ ) W. — EQ-- I t ' ') ; (r~.-J-\ ) ^I I . Iii' __P AND miss ALL THAT YOU'D AVOID ~y I 1-%11 - I , , - "i' '141;_ . 10 4 AIAS 0P E .e, FROM THE OLD I 7HPEE IF BY - i 11 ;1~1 \rrt f' ~) 14 I \ J I , .1 1 -1 -'-'1i I I 11h I 1 1 I_I I J FRANKANDERNEST byBobThces _ - - --________________________ - _-__Ii-- ----- ' 4 ___1 :! NEIGrtE3ORLY - : - -----______ ~1 "_ - ri3 THEY'f _L 'JrI tA). A& (' H-- 'NJGH3ogy," - -y-'g, 4;! I I --f . Z AL I - _-, ie I -_ - rm— _ , - - _ - - - __ .J -- . r - - -. - - -, stead of fa&i. To ME • - — complete discussion on carbohydrates, fats prote, aicoiic and how your body converts proteins to to atty acids to use them for energy rather 0 ut 4 i 6£ g • Pais I ass ' I U I P ____ -__- l ___ 6 Pat O lfo$pltal '' ' ' . L .. ..... 5- A P vlRWNS Awff"Ja Allfyl OR UffXTY 7V,'XPY. or"?/ 7 Mwoiff*~ I' I_ . Njj~.i= it / -__________ llI -- I LN _SANL -) -f : ~ i __ 1 - .t 7 11 -_ __ - -- thunderstorms. ___ at. r- - - - ' - /11 . W0M W - _. - , . 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I - I " — -- - a io men and five women trantsin Friday's bicycle entered Tuesday's golf rac corn tition "Comeonout and have However hamber 'I hu - are still looking for en I . .~ 'I -1- ,z-- Mc- thusiastic about the - . arson said today. success and future of the chapter of the American only 50 cents per event. - -1 ~ ._. . - . _ _ ; Im I -1 -- - F__- _.-______T ___.~,-_-_ . __ . . 11 __ 1;IV Vr_ - __ , . --.,-- - -_- _,~, 1. -- . : - . -r-I 'e. -1 !,-, L'- I 4 __ - , -, - _i _ _ -~= _ Z-:7;~ i - - 1~- _.,~!' i. ______~ .'~- z- ~ - z_~~ii..7 ) Z-~ - I 11 I I 4W - -I.v I _j Fe-iliAl -~O~ - - lZ -r' T -1 --- 1_-. ~54 -- . — . - __ .1 -ft Jack Wetbk of the Christmas Pae Fu Committee, (left) accepts a $100 cheek fm Dale C pock, of the Sanford Optimist Club, towa rd the anmzaIeut, set for 7 30p m Dee 4 The theme for pa7a Illerald-Staff Photo by Bill Vincent Jr.~ The present plumbing permit fees call for 11.50 for each job and $1 for each fixture which involves the -gymnastics" Of addition, he explained Bra ce land sa id a fee is charred or reinspeetsons i i 'L — --- — -- -- — — . -i .! : - . - __ . -t - -- - -- - -Z-_v5_7~---_---_ ___ -- -- - - ~- z~ --- .1 ),, repaIr,and15foranewuse - - DONATION - -- - - - - Ilk I A DA C - ~ -_ — P - -- fee wouid be char ed loran __.N - I - - ., , -- - Compe'ition is open to I Mrs McPhearson, senior citizens 55 and president of the area over, and the entry fee is a 1 - t- permitcostainhia charge tothe homeowfler. The city gets the permit fees. For the mechanical contractor code, the change means theperiuitfeewil1be$5inste of $1 S0forworkdoneupto$500 A$10 pennstIeeiproposedfor $500 to $1000 woh of work done and for each $1,000 of additional work done up to 000, Braceland explained. The present fee schedule is $5 per SLOW of work for jobs between $5,000 to $15,000. For building jobs above $5,00Q,a$150permi(feewoiJ be cd per $1,000 of work done, he said - . -: refrigeration or entilation work usually includes his , '- - i plumberorcontractordomgthe - / !i - .- . - -- -- - r 1. - either the contractor or the prcix-rty owner if he's doing the 1. . J 4. - - __ i-- - -- -___._ -_ -.---- _.~tkl I - T ff - and upheexprne V*;~ %ith John out ith p)lon along to oppose Seminole to MelIoniIl Mary - ! _________ Merrigan Terry and Garland Ave., Alm hild"hearson Dimas in the doubles said. finale. Entries in most events Meanwhile, Sponsors havti t)CVU ifl(XleSt. Only chairman - rmit 0 old Casselberry man, - t Pe Plumbing Codes Under~ il o Revision Krug Captures Gold Te J v f _ =~_ ! t Greater Coitruction Co were facility. rezoned from BC-I country "We can't find any" the S S estates to A-1 agricultural use chairman noted. it a special ornrtiission o r ecs e to meeting Aug. 14. prepare a report before taking The cortunission had con- the Issue to the voters, if that's ByJOEASKREN City flail regarding the doesn't pay a fee," , ,wl tracted earlier to buy the the final course of action which fi"d Staff Writer amended codes to change the Braceland. property for S27,000 for use as comes out of Monday's work Sanford's permit Braceland said the ,,ic,.~ fee fee schedule for installations, a clay pit. session, Two similar schedules with the city's alterations, repairs or plumbing permit fee schedule i., Minutes of the Aug. 26 referendums were turned down mechanical contractor and replacements of equipment or about the same, costwise, as commission meeting showed by Seminole County voters last plumbing codes are being systems involved. figuring the "gymnastic adthat Commissioner Mike sear modified to make it easier for thtionoftheo plumbing fee There's no permit fee flattaway, after a public However, both referendunL9 t t tJ Sc t t " %O e on rn uproar. requested a 30-day took place prior to the June 9 Building Official Bill Braceland in your toilet or replace a Standard Building Codes, moratorium oft proceeding fire - the worst tragedy to said to(kiv. However, broken sink. If a property the new further with the purpose of the strike the county in recent Two public hearings have owner isn't hooking up new mechanical contractor fees are years. Mandell property. been set for 7 p.m. Nov. 24, ir lines or a new system, he "increased at the lower point ff - i : — Rain a long time." cent _;- - I ______ =, _~ - - 111 I acKea oun 1 4 times and turning colder "There are no Golden Age Olyrnics. through Tbursday. Chance of entered "Local this year, state showem Ifighs In the mid 70s. professionals Lows In th- upper 50s to low 60L and this is your chance to next year and national et in on the first Golden the third year," is the northerly b) early Thursday. Age Ohnipies. We think 1) , word in chamber Stronger and gusty near it's going to be around for circles. . probability Thursday 30 PCi H - IA lo Parfly cloudy to cloudy at 7N,1% AW m47r. - .. . . I 'lam not through yet," and confirmed that he had been askedbySthteAttorneyAbbott Ileffing's office "to appear before the grard jury." Vihlen said the request was D' iscuss made after 5 p.m., Tuesday, andhe%oluntarlly appeared 1 Th Stnunole County Corn Viblen s interest in a ,0O0 worth of safety equl back in over the eekend wa-v not subpoenaed and I was mission has scheduled a work referendum was stiffed by ment Installed at the jail as pending a itive inspe not granted immunity. I don't session next Monday to discuss reports from Jail recommended by the state. Fray. want it," Vihlen said. asking the county's voters for Administrator George Initially. the state also Vihlen said even thouo inJack li. Fulenwider, fl.miWon for construction of Proudfoot that moving reconnendedconsthxUonMa mates will be allowed to reHerring's chief investigator, a new jail. prisoners back in next weekend new jail, but Vihlen se(vred enter the jail, some of -the was ob5erved today In the office At Tuesday's commission — if the facility passes state permission to reopen the prison ers housed in jails in of Deputy Ciiñt Coup erk meeting. Commission Chair. inspection will again Present facIlity - after the in. surrounding counties will &Ashy Jones getting copies of man Sid Vlhlen Jr. told com. overcrowding, The *1 was stallat.ion of 3aiety equipment. - itawin twx-ALL.;r to briM all official count y commission iiiisscers (tie only solution to constructed to house Sheriff John Polk said iiuites back h intoo minutes for August. solve overcrowding at the niates, a number officials say is Tuesday all sdety equipment dangerous due to over. Jones told a re porter, when present facility Is to "go to ex ceeded throughout the year has been installed and the jail is crowding. quizzed about what Fulenwider referenduin." and especially on weekends. ct state Return of Seminole County was obtaining, "I can't tell you VihIen said that since June State officials on Friday are officials. Vihlen said he has inmates will erase up to 11,M anything. I was told to keep when a fire raked the county slat is ed to tour the facilitY. received "verbal" permission a-day fees being paid to house quiet. I may be called by the jail leaving 10 inmates and a I n5pce - tion Will be inade of the from the state to move inmates prisoners in other jails. jailer dead — county officials grand Jury." di t t have so ht some solution I * mission minutes, 103 acres relieving overcrowding other . Tuesday's Wgh 82. overnight some fun," bicycle race officials are still en. C I L f r' ` e I- - -9-MA %%EATIIEIt — !7 fm UR t_ ~3 -_--_- a ObituarIes Sports iI n _0 - . i en - 4-A DearAbby 7* Dr. Lamb ... ... _ . -.4-13 "Watch your language, youn man P"awrl ,~,t! . . be Installed at the branch tennis competition of the facility. A work session was Golden Age Olympics, a scheduled to decide what week-long series of %- services will be moved to South even citizens Seminolefro,n thernafncouyt • er sponsored by (lie c Today — , -- Sanford Chamber of Association of Retired Commerce Persons, said oni) four hrug defeated San entries have been ______________________ ford's Gus Terry by received for the bicycle , scores of 7-4; and 64 In the event, which starts at 9 . ,1 ATOUDd The Clock 4-A singles finaie i.'ierrlgan a m r rioav a ianioru Bridge ................. 8-I! third place, Avenue and Seminole • Calendar 5A defeating Roy Britt, 13 Blvd Comics j Laterintheday, Krug The course will be laid &ossword 3-11 I __ rn - - f\I 0 by Garry Twdeau L r~ - ~ . ears I = (~k . I to employ an architect. ~ ---- ------- ---2 —' I .. u eeren urn , J 1. Bike Riders Sought County Attorney Tom Fre,eman also miggested that in Ught of recent occurrences it would be wise to hold a C hearing before actual r " agreements are worked out. "Advertise and let the people come forward," Freeman 6 I _ - I fered the commion metho6 of financing: J* 'IN --Wtrlght cash purchase. -Lease purchase agreement, I I I I I I l~ ~ _.41 1. - A bond issue. • Pesison sal" •- ,1-m1,on bond i.ssue coWd be floated without taking the issue before ics champion Josepb Kru& foregrmud, ' voters In a referendum. singles fhlls1 TCITY. Conimission Chairman Sid Vihlen Jr. sa.id "we aren't suggested. And, Commissioner M Ike e 14 I- recenfly. Office of Management Analysis and Evaluation (OMAE) CWef Sig Pearson corms to ealuaUng the actual wages Of a building. For that reason the commission decided 1") - &L . I 0 Az_~, _~_. e 41-" M IliM1111111111111111111F matter has been tow ked until ____ lift 'a%A J \ , . - L .. Th9OOK • """,, 4 i, , e by Dick Tumor Z I __ life miserable with a fad diet. AS 54=0 AM ASS MUN'PIS&IZE ! I 4sqy c4'T VH1 MAYM THE V&F RASWT REAP NO. WHEN 1HE MOF SEEP NIE lding 13 about $1-million. News of a pending purchase surfaced earlier this year during budget hearings, but tbc- _____________________ AAM 1116e 6 L~Z~~ BY Oswald & James Jacoby A North Dakota reader wants to know what we open 4 m k bd ,~aoaacea st for all bidding ills. with: A KQx V Kii # AKx,& AKxx experts use it but those This is a book two notrump opening in any standard really important, system. You have 22 high-card One advantage u points, balanced dlstnbution caslon it eta the o nents and all suits stopped. We cer. too high. West has 2 weak sort of tainly follow the book here, weak two bid, built does meet (For a copy i JACOB V the requlrement.s Eight high. MODERN, send SI to.- "Win card points and a playable six- at Bridge." r card suit. North has a fine newspaper. p.o. Box 489, double and East keeps up th e Radio City Station New York by I K Ryan NNIFMY The purchzim price of the 1 — TUMBLEWEEDS / evaluate the structure which is loca ted in the Seminole Plaza, Casselberry 1.4 I - 0, r CARNIVAL - - the ehicle (or (tnancng the pu hase came Tuesday night - pr. - -~ issue Snuth Would respond one I P)au ; t_ would open one diamond; - ___1 - - The moratorium motion was by Kwlathski and seconded action in September. vice president; Tom Binford. made by Comink,sioner Dick by Williams, $1 million in The grand jury probe is now formerly a Laurel real Cuunty Conuiussion Qiair- WiI1iam, se conded by Cornfederal Comprehensive Em- in its second week, and jurors salesman and Tom Rdio((, a man Sid Vihien Jr. Was closeted missioner harry Kwia tk owski plo)ment and Training Act are believed to have heard former Altamonte Springs cIty with the Seminole County and carried. (CETA) funds were ordered teMirnony from Mandell and councilman. Grand Jury for at least two Later, without fanfare, on transferred to the out-of-county Jack Lasar of Greater Con. The grand jury reportedly is hours today in a reported oct. 14 the commission voted to Stheast First National Bank struction, Joe Robinson, probing alleged violation of continuing probe of county abort the clay pit purchase of Maitland. president of Laurel Realty, Florida's SunsWne Law, which government actions believed to deal. The money move raised Robert Hosack, Laurel's states all meetings attended by Also at the Aug. 26 com. controversy publicly and Pipmfive vice president wnd elected offieWsm= be cpw. two mission mee ting, on a motion conunissioners the public reversed their John Yarnnitz, Laurel Realty V'hlen said during a break in Iu.c appearance before the jury, - . I _._ _:~ - -, ~ -- I- - BY BOB LI.OYE) Herald Staf I Writer nth courthouse has been South has to lose a club and I. the ace of diamonds and will 1; probably lose a trick to the queen of trumps Of course, North and South ' ! might get to that same slam after a pass by West. North t* 0 ON SBURY . r n revitalized with a commission - West Nonb East Sovtb processes theIn, you,11 have a making it possible for you to ./ Y. , £2 K 9732 •A7654 ,North-.South ~-ulnerable a book when you first start on one, and that will tell you In simple why you get all of them back terms what all your common just as quickly when you return foods contain and how the body to normal eating. Ille book handlesfoodyouwanttoread chowswhythosefaddietsand my book "Metabobcs, Putting extess calorie restriction can Your Food Energy to Work," be harmful to your health publhed Harper and Row Also 'Methboli" will give This book is cornprehensjble you the food lists you want for as it uses simple blocks to rcitarnins, minerals and amino represent the 'ar1ous atoms acids from proteins, and that make up your food If you you how to plan a well can build words with kiter balanced, healthy diet for blocks you cart understand it healthy living And, It contains Mao by gliing you the actual valuableinforma(Iononhowto chemical scture of yur sensibly control your weight foodsrnstI3splebluckterzjand plus tlic reon tsy your r 11 _~._----_ , formed opinion. The textLOOks reading 1- Metabolics,1, you will on physiology, biochemistry be able to evaluate all those fad and Inedicine your doctors are diets you see advertised with familiar with are too technical monotonous it for the public ns ow you lose that F BYAIR ? SURE THERE WERE.1* IT THE MIN MMEN FOUGHT ON I TKRE WERE NO , SAYSINMYHISrORY ~ THE.AY.4141SOF * !0 I FT THFJN ! BOOK ... LEXIN16TON.,"' THINX ir 'w%A5 7~iE S,1C4.1AL DO IT OVER, )`1~ _ ) L7L1G)JEA0,WKAT I (5UESS iP YOU COULD ALL Do, erme.r South doesn't really want to bid four spades. On the other hand tlecar d be dire In N. 11 -go he bids it. North really should pass but he likes his hand and sUSpecLs5kulid gery by c n. lie Bkoos C hIS VA •9 £1075432 When ),oft see how your body works you will understand how people get fatigue from both low blood sugar and diabetes. In both instances the cells are DEAR READER - You can't not getting %ital glucose to go wrong by learning the facts provide ne,eded body energy. about nutrition and applying "Metabolics" also shows you them to your daily living. After all, what you eat is of vital where vitamins enter into the importance to your health. proem of releasing ener from your food Based on sound chemical facts you can ap. There are a lot of books that are based on fads and many of and why an excess of vitamins them I consider harmful, because they include a lot of .staternoents that are not based system to process food to on basic chemistry and energy scientific facts, but rather release 11 11 by Al hearts. A K 8 7 64 Lamb lately and neither could remember a book on nutrition to recommend to me. PRISCILLA'S POP YOU V4EQE YouNG I OI YOU MAKE I -.• — . i - - ~~-q ,%,-S- £Q95 v Q J 106 S 4 •32 ID grains gi'ie a balanced die t. 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BMAO, . - - - . __ ___ - _=_ .— rtnre ) ________________________ BLONDIE - i ---------,a-- _- W - The county commission project to buy the Montgomery Ward building in South Seminole and convert it to a - NORTH V 11-11 I B A ___________________ bo U 1 ' N Utr ~i I -*: By ED PRIC ,TT iIerd Staff Writer . 11 —— ______ •r. - ___ 51 ______ OSWALD and JAME-S JACOBY i4 - - - i ' 0 it, WIN 'Metabolics' Tells B" I r\) 1 _____ . ~ E __________________________________________ — ____ . — . ; po esman _____ _____ - - / I WITH THE PAYMENTS I'M KING I WANt NEIGH13ORS To EAT ThEIR HRT N' ____ -' ; ---s- _; , - - -- 46 I -1 1. County Probe Cont ues s 0 fl S drag on, you'!] lemen your ideas this coming year. Pursue position by making un- .some form of artistic endeavor, necessary conemions. Wrap if not as a vocation at least as things up quickly. an avocation. - 44 ' byStoffcl&Heimdahl F:UDOSY I IBRA (Sept 23-Oct 23) If There will be a good market cammercial dealings today for your creative talents and 43 . -, 31 I 11 1 - BUGS BUNNY NEW 1% ~",% Ward later. — I rl~~ - ti-il q 34 —135 — ___ __ 36 I — — — 30 _- `1~ - 28 — ONE ASKED IF WE WILL 8E AWARDING FEWER CREDITS ~ , -i 24 byLarryLewis - - ii:o — ______________________ 20 bit Ut Train greemen ai e B - - - — — — I i, -- 39 Hammer vessel grass 6 Mail brews I Ashen 8 Kettledrum 9 Sell in small .30 Devoured -i I Candid 1. I — PIMIT Lkw 23 Hoarders 25 Blood 5 flamboohie `9 Yugoslav 0 TO -. 'I Ecitors Jab ) 28 Poetic - _ 10 IIlufl ) fUSS I Mediterranean 12 Trappers 34 Patty tickets 13 Steve island 35 Young bird of 13 Railoialis Job ) - prey 2 On a ship ~)3 Mutilale 24 Impels . - I SC()ltPl() (Oct. 24-Nov. ARlESMarch1-April 19) If you let your ttunches govern Your extravagant whims e 68th Year, No. 71-Wednesday, November 12, 1975 Sanford, Florida 32771-PrIce 10 Cents you today they could get you likely to get the better of you ;: into trouble. lie logical. Deal today. Stay away from shops that have (OO(ilCS you can's onl • in f( TAURUS (April 2May 20) afford. I Be careful this evening whom SAGITTARIUS(Nov. 23.Dec p I you take into your confidence. 21) Don't inalkesacrifices todayl I Something you ant kept.secret deserve It. you may tell to the wrong party. Let this person stand on his * GEMINI iStay 21-June 20) own two feet for a change !0 CAPRICORN (Dec. 224". You know what you should tx m A k doing today, yet you're apt to be 19) Your attention span 4 '~ 0 A I y lazy and not put forth the limited today. Get mental necessary effort to achieve chores out of the way early, By AUDIE MURPHY Eugene K. Garfield, provides for studies to be made worked out." while your tttnd is fresh a your goal3. Herd Staff Water "It never came to a con fronta U because Am- and Louisville. I of ways to expand a'it(eing service t hroughout The joint service, it 13 realized, will involve trak officiala felt that it didn't make sense In CANCER (June 21uly 22) alert. , ; An agreement reached yesterday between the country. A recepUon for public officisis including AuTrain car-f errying equipment and passenger of public service to pursue the matter," Duff sa Individuals who are performing 4 Amtrack and SaWord Au to-Tra in could change the id. mayors, county commissione rs , and dly co AQUARIUS (Jan 2Feb 19t Asked whether the proposed merger of aut o- cars being attached to Amtrack trains, or complete work or service for today pattern of American transportation, according missioners; hotel and motel indns repenIf you have a little surplus set to ferrying services would involve payments bring auto-traim using Antrack Amtrak's 'I with • i routes. should not be left to the ir own an A!ntrack spokesman contacted today In made to Amtrak by Auto-Train, Duff refused to ie it's b not tta( about between Indianapolis, Ind., and Poinciana, Fla. tatives, members of the news media and travel The ag reement culminates a dispute between the devices. Supervision is a must. it in front of a friend who is Washington. agents 13 scheduled to be held tonight on-board an ' ded I ~ I b G if id 'd speculate, but added, "Congress probably will be two com panies that erupted when Auto-Train began (July 3-Aug. 22) Live Brian Duff, Amtrack'z of Director News auto-train traveling between Sanford and Orlando. 5crw " Iwa 's in need of a loan less interested In immediate returns than in using a rail line between Louisville, Ky., and Train on a e auto-ferrying and we are well within your means today. I vices, said, "Congress has been urging Amtrak to changing Diana Monaghan, public relations spokesman for COO lueflt ,at e can the long-range travel trends in this Sanford in 1974. e PISCF-S IFeb. 20-Slarch 20) Don't buy anything on find a way to break Americans of the habit of using c=try.the event, said the theme for the reception iiU be Duff said Amtrak attorneys beheved thL3t speculation, hoping to cover it You're likely to do something cars for all their traveling." Amtrak now operates nearly 250 trains a day to "Pull For Tourism." Garfield, asked the same question today at a news organization had been given exclusive rights to the .. i litter with anticipated funds. silh this eveninh, despite your over 450 cIties in the Unit ed State and Canada. The agreement, announced yesterday by Amtrak The reception, according to Miss Monoghan, Is cmiferenceat the Atita-Train Terminal in Sanford, route by Congrv.s.s, even though Auto-Train had VI1tG() i Mt. 23-Sept. 22j bet kr judgutent. It ci lesidentPa ul 11, Auto-Train Corix,ration carries pas.sengers with designed to educate ffi(x-e attending about service5 llcistrup and AutTrnfowtderreplied,"Detaibof the contract have yet tobe negotiated for the route in pee-Amtrak days. OthLrs will take promises you refiet.tpoorly on your Image, their automobiles between Sa nf ord and Lorton, Va.the Auto-Traincanpvlde. . J make to them seriously today, ______ I I .7 I VOUR BIRTHDAI* even if you don't. Be careful or 1 - 51 Tries Out DOWN Cereal grain 22 . A l 4 Evefling Ued 12, 1975 _ 46 Sting 19 Sh"p's cry o Greek war . - I 9AVE A%L)6',,4 ~ _--~~~ _=~~=_, ---,---.v~;,.-._. -7r ...,-. _.-.;-------.;:-_ 1.1-11-_..- I':-:-.- __ 16 4 - --_ — - _ ---i I ~ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 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/c6deec3ce13d576aa233aa08022df911.pdf 34887401068f86877199bcd0d0b176b5 PDF Text Text - - 1 - - -'- - SHORT RIBS 1by Frank 11111 T1 lEve I 68th Yea r, No. !day,NoveLrJO1l3 A — Sanford, Florida 32771—Prlce - 10 Cents - — — omp TV Johnson Wins First Gold Medal r Z. WHAT DAMAGE CAN A C-7F?EA—r WHITE FROC-;[)o 9 m icsG eI 01 1WW odi In Ier I W By J I M HA YN ES Herald Sports Editor 1 0 77he Golden Age Olympics got underway today with a steady hand on this year's competition senior citizens. and ,in eye i-,- , - on .i bright / - (UtUIL Meanwhile, aVoIuia county h st e the e% man won t e nr gold m I dal or Year a state-wide event and the ar after we will have the BUGS 3E3UZqlqy b y Stoffel & 11e indah.1 i ___)0 THNT/S VVHN' MOPNZOW. WOULD LIKE TO YN1_1_ LIKE (~N_IR WE'RE 51000WN! N EGOTIATE THEN YA PAN CONCEPT.., YA GET TH1 DUL- H R3HT NOW.' PALSY-WALSY IM GLAID YOU NSKED/ WHAT EX) YA oil HAVE BACK—BREAKIN' INsTALLPAENTS' N ational (olden Age OI)mpies," said Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce executive director Jack Horner to a crowd of 500 who gathered in the Civic Center courtyard for the torch-lighting Mr REASON— tl I ts 41V 41 ~1 7 /a =t~_ - 51 Aiw A F LA I ____ - - I HAVE WRITTEN A NOVEL I WHICH, WHEN PUBLISHED,. / ii 1 SHOULD E'RMG A TIDY / \ / / 1/ / /1 / SUM 1. CHARACT .' Adim I t — ______ -- ER " THE I - A i IL - - PAIBY— WATLY LOAN co Edgewater -- J - Horner referred to this year's pected Owt horseshoes, shuf- capturing first place in table j - By JOE ASKREN Herald Staff Writer 1 - ISO 971 the final match after (Continued On Page 3-Ai Acqui* tted Teachers Reinstatement To Be Ai*re , uI 15,21-9 in Action Possible Wednesday, Layer Says 1\"c %A M_ ___________ ' breather as opening ceremonies concluded, then ran competition as "local", but he fleboard, bowling and golf will tens. beating George Billups 21-7, 21to the courtyard, sainted the wasn't speaking strictly, draw the mt envies. Bob Steele of Sanford took the 8 preliminaries. Rev. King crowd, line of program "Because we have and will Emil Johnson of silver medal and Rev. [o King beat Billups 21-12,19-21, 214 for Age Olympics tohearr GO flionte of Dell's headsdawn FIrf Street toward the speakers and n lighted the have a lot of out-of-town en- today becarre the first gold of Sanford took the bronze ate Center to open the fly competition for senior ciftiens at am. ay. (He1d Photo by stationary torch. third place and Steele lopped e" he clarified. It is ex- medal winner In th Olympics, Joton defeated Steele, 21- K ing 2I,21to gain the silver. Tom Vincent) - V TOMJ ii i PlNE-T%NeLlN(3 CLIMAX,,-.-- WAY! DESERY et chair. Bill Vincent - STEP THIS t~l _____ - WA5S OF THE I- 'I - OLOC-ISTO LOST IN THE - _ -- p1 \ A' / Bile:ig THE 1Oti / - distance runner, weaved his AN way through traffic from French Avenue down First Skeet to the Civic Cent John DaPo L1tj the torch sIllng th opening of e the Golden Moon, Ma Florida (A SCo1d) and Vie carrying the traditional torch Age Olympicswhile looking on (fm left) are Greater Sanford man of the Ol ym pics Conittee Held Photo before him. He paused for a Chamber of Commerce aidentWayne Mb Mayor Lee Jr.) - - 1 Board Jyer said today "it's pick Denmark f rom a group of back pay is "almost although Layer had reco him a hea ring. which to file a reply to the On Sept. 8, layer notified possible" the matter may come live men, automatic" where - suspended mended that the suspension be complaint. Denmark by letter that he was up during the meeting which Layer said two weeks ago the teacher or employe has been with Layer said 'l's his Denmark's s ui t contends the suspended from his job at Action to reinstate the Job begins at 730 pm la w doesn 't require a hea ri dernding that the boards found innocent of charges ng school board action denied him Lake v iew Middle School and-or back pay for a Sanford before a suspension. robbe intention was to reinstate brought against him. Meanwhile, Denmark, his constitutional rights to due Sanford, because of hvi arrest schoolteacher acquitted of a Circuit Judge Robert B. Denmark if he was acquitted supported by the Seminole No date has been set yet for a process of law. B U the Sept. acut i o n necessar ry charge circuit court McGregor ordered a directed Education ss ti A ocia on (SEA), hearing on the civil suit Th e snit also asks th e court to and &5) t week may "possibly" come verdict of acquittal for Layer said the board doesn't rei nsta te a suit in circuit court assigned to Circuit Judge declare unconstitutional a stole Gene Grooms, SEA executive be determined by has fl during the regular Seminole Sylvester Denmark, 38, of 2202 believe in punishment until a "has yet seeking back pay and civil Kenneth Leffler for trial, law authorizing a school board (brector, said if the board can said Layer. County School Board meeting Ike Mary Road, after four person is proven gui lty. injunctions restraining the Deputy Ci vil Clerk Martha to suspend itctional staff do this to Denmark, Uy can Wednesday. witnesses, i ncluding the rob-"There's no question about The board on Sept. 10 voted to boa rd from suspending him VihIen said today. school members wi thout pay prior to suspend without pay any Superintendent W P 'Bud" bery sictim were unable it," said La yer, adding that suspend Denmark without pay, witho ut pa without first gi ving board has 10 more days in rtice and a proper hearmg teacher arrested . that . , - . & . y . j to .......... -0 Howie Schneider 1311 Ti-IE PIZZA 78 N P1. 6 --- _ See Action On Two Sidewalks Vihien Pleages To 41" BOY ALS Sr I I PIZZA I • / A 1 t _______ said the sue had been "blown up for years. That parcel, Herald Staff Writer all out of proportion" and that, Vihlen says, has been cleared In actuality, the projects are and now the count) b read) to today between Sanford and - _____ ---- - r - -- i WWI " --- e conference, Sanford lit) — g SAY, 714IS iS CCLD AMD rT -TASTES - TASTE 50 ?,OTTF—N ? WHAT C)'YA WANT ItJ 114E, W(MDOVJ FOZ WEEI<S ____ ________ A FRC —SH F0R 50t CNE - _____ '4 i'd I - I U / CL - - - LE - - - / - -- area I 'L- ' -- - — - ' -- 91 41 - Page 2-A. HAPPY TO - I\I)I \ Around The (lock ..... ...fA 27th Sect between Calendar - .......... 4-15 IA to J.C. Iaveader, chlef of the Dear Abby Dr. lamb county road de artment. good ," 'I'll let the city commission Hospital BE WALKING -- - - - -- 1 r- -------- - —=-- -- -= - -:-- - - - --- - -fl---- . - - - - - -=---=-- ------. --==--=--- - -- - -- --. - - --- I Management comultant E.11. B "Woods' Underwood toda presented the county coinA m ission a proposed framework A for inter-a ction between the - .' -- ---. - = - --=---- --=- - [lob Ellis, the county com- -- -=-== --i.a-- - —_- - -- - ------ --=----. - -' - - A public hearing on proposed changes in Sanford's zoning urdinance to reduce living area requirements is set for 7 p.m. today before city comnwuioners. The new requirements in the residential district as recoinhe Builders' Foruin square 1ett for ef ficiency apartments. -- 460 square feet for a on e - y ------ bedroorn home or — 600 square feet for a two bedroom home or apartment— 700square feet for a three or inure be droom home or apartment The propused zoning change Aso would be conditional to a Zoning Board with notification to adjacent property owners within 300 feet of the project. But P&L members have already recoritmended to the ilIiSSIOfl's administ rative said he had "lots of questions" city to have all conditiunal se applicatiom go directly to the being advertised and at least Willinns said his objecthe to city to avoid a 'wade of city six applicaUon are on hand have the assistant partici pate funds, employe time and -- . Ifiring of the executive -----------------------------.-=.-- - g 1.2-3- B commission, departmental One leading applicant is Roger as part of a team with depart hardship on the applicant B ire ors md the county s flew eisnder, the county's Hient4' directors. Also on tonight's agenda are A executive assistant. director of county development. Williams said Undeood's public heariflgs on proposed document needs to include ordinances for: WF TllF'U School Superintendent W.P. "Bud" l>tr to already have earmarked funds - -tat Conunissioner Dick Williams Sunday's high 84. (h-elgLl assistant has The eight-page document -more specific language." n approved by submitted today by Undeood All along, Williams and abandoning alleys between Is sched uled for Nov 15 The 20-mile bike will get under W2) frum project Details and tides are on Page been pbced in the budget for which the executi e assistant have opposed the ordinance the ,'tctr!flt atar> the Greutrr 'aniord ('harnbr of ( on mi-ret t 7 n i-n Court, E.rigincer Bill Bush 5-A -"1 cp.;2'( shich treated the new position - -:: "streaking" through the neighborhood. flce rs said marked patrol cars were wlth wn from the area and officers in an umnarked car nabbed two naked youths, ages 16 and 17, when they came out of hiding to try to get clothing from the parked auto. Bennett reported all four juveniles were released to the custody of their parents by pollee. Guidelines Executive Assistant Proposed To County Commission - '• Officers reprted they answered a complaint that a group of youngsters was creating a disturbance In the 2400 Work of Willow Ave.y ell1ng and Wowing an a ut o hom Richard L Be nnett said officers find a 14-year-old boy, dressed only In his and a IS- -.11-A p -hand with irminole home. Rontinued On Page Obituaries know tonight." Vihlen said the projects are Sports it4il to the area because Tckisfon sidewalks will make it safer for Women children walki ng to arid from . - - Both Vihlen and Bush &aid Today now and Christmas, according Editorial =?9 a The delay, according to Bush, could be completed between Crossword -77 : go. 11 lissioner — was in Tallahassee Manager W.E. "Pete" Knowles and top-le ve l officials in the Thousands turned out to see the representing t he commissions interest in a budget duel witli county road department, Vilden First Annual CM tanEvening Sheriff John Polk. said the county would be Herald Seminole County Band flowever, Commissioner equired to put up $4,000 of the Festival Saturday night. total 16,000 required for both Complete plicture rtory Is on Mike Hattaway Instructed Bush sidewalk projects Vi h len said the SR 46A project at Idliilde could be completed sometime alter - - o Juvenile "streakers" aced st into the waiting arms of the taw early Sunday, Sanford poUce reported. One of the emba rrassed boys had to wait in Wa btrLbday suit untfl his mother could bring him clothing from Commission Chairman Sid need to acquire right-of*way. county budget. Vihlen Jr., promised to seek One parcel, he said, on the 27th Bush brought the action Tuesda y on sidewalk Street sidewalk held the project ' to projects bore the corn projects for Pinecrest and nds3ion, but commissioners Idyllwilde Elementary Schools. - i county officials, County, came because of the county's $15000 is available - / Streakers k By El) PRICK Ala rnIniwumlt conference "minor" ones, Nabbed Housing Hear ng B ySanford PD Toni h t 04 — - ---=:-.--- - -- - - - ---- - - -- - - -- -- - -. -- between West First St and loriutitrital St -- - -i-' - - =-t.iW--- - :, -r - ------ �2A—Evenina Herald, Sanford, FL Monday, Nov. 10. inS Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. $2,500ReportedMising FLORIDA orcir I!! Detectives Probe TheIt Of Sheraton Strongbox Ikfrwurr IN Police Identify Two Victims ii Of Firing Squad Execution rZo "k or wr - . . —.- .. p - •_fl dI - •P it WWI a4 - r- - - )-__ - .4 . S - •_•___ Packs I — - .. . -•. . . Stadium Six area high school bands presented a stirring program that drew repeated standing ovations from a crowd of thousands that packed the Seminole High School stadium Saturday night for the First Annual Seminole County Band Festial the event was sponsored by the Sanford Civitan Cl ub andThe Evening r Jury Rights Questioned = it a p - ir 41' ne more than 700 young musicians massed on the field to open the program with a series of • of Lyman - --. - .. S The festival was presented to raise money for the band programs at each school * :: -r High School Band Director Joh n Blair. 1 - - 1W IL - -• -. .. o D1rethj bands In festival: (mm left) Roland Castr and EdWSXd Smuh, Bhdwp (Photos by 811! Vlnceid Jr.) , Lake hey; Martha Ocatreich, Seminole, Howell; Richard Fefnberg, Ov; Dan S'hm, Lake Bran- Moore. Trophies, donated by Th e Evening Herald were presented to each participating band and a flower arrangement was given to each head majorette by Carefree Florists of Sanford. TALLAHASSEE (AP) Secretary of State Bruce Smathers says the right to sit on a jury should be withheld from former prisoners until they show whether they "plan to lead an honorable life." But officials of the pardon Board are beginning a campaign to notify some &1,000 persons released from prison during the last 10 years that their rights to serve on juries and to vote will be restored upon request. Since Nov. 1, convicts getting out of Florida prisons have automatically had the rights restored. But Smathers Ls suggesting the legislature alter the law regarding jury selection, and he has picked up a powerful ally in the Senate. - \• Three Killed In Auto Crash Civitan President Ed liughe, with John Blair, Lyman band dfFCbr, at 'ontli1on of fetJyaJ ) By The Auocl.ted Press A single-car accident that claimed the Lives of two Georgia visitors and a Pompano Beach youth boosted Florida's weekend traffic4atality toll to at least 10, state troopers say. Troopers said Robert C. Burnett, 23, and Audrey McCurdy, 51, of Tif ton, Ga . , and 12-year-old Tammy Watson of Pompano Beach were killed Sunday when the car driven by Burnett smashed into a bridge abutment on U.S. 27 near Lake City. A third pasvenger, Tammy Watson's brother, Joey Watson, 11, was critically injured. Fishing Firms Investigated TAMPA (All) Fifty fishing firms are being in. vestigated for posible antitrust violations and alleged price fixing in Florida's $160-million seafood industry, the business magazine Florida Trend reports. The Justice Department's antitrust division from Atlanta has issued subpoenas for grand jury hearings starting today through Nov. 15 in Key West and on Nov. 18 In Jacksonville, according to state and federal sources close the investigation. Florida Trend said In a press release that the Justice Department has confirmed the probe but declined to discuss ii - I to Blabop Moore 111gb School Band Head Majorette IAsa astara (kft) and Richard Theltuecll aceept floweri and trophy. 0 Storm To Aim At State MIAMI (AP) A tropical depression located just off the Yucatan Peninsula of Mexico early today was moving northward but was expected to turn to the northeast on a courm toward Cuba and Florida, forecasters said. The National Hurricane Center in Miami said the depression, which formed Sunday, was moving toward the north at 10 miles per hour and boasted heavy rains and sustained winds of up to 35 m.p.h. The minimum for a aimed tropical storm Is 39 m.p.h. The system was expected to increase Its forward speed as it turn.s northeastward, probably today, forecasters said. - Semlmle High School Drum Majora Joe Williams and Gina Bukur and Head Majorette Karen Ithudy Lake Howe ll (center) accept honors. Band Head Majorette Ka thy Baruwell with Drum Majon Kevin Wawnuzlk ia4 Doima McCarty. — 4 ¼ Employes Await Word TALLAHASSEE (AP) Most state employes are not rushing to join unions until they find out If the legislature is going to give them pay raises next year, a I state labor-relations official says. "A lot of employes are really In a kind of wait-and-see situation," said Dean Micike, chief of the Bureau of Empinye Relations. "I don't we the state employes rushing pell-mell to * unions In the near future." The legislature denied state employes a pay raise this year, but house Speaker Donald Tucker, 0-Tallahassee, says lawmakers should make amends in the 1976-77 xidget. - .5 ' _ - —' _ I — _ 1 M~M . ---- w--- A . . —------ . "Comparisons with 1974 can be misleading because our financial picture was so dismal last year," John Hudiberg, executive vice president of Florida Power and light Co., said in a press release. 7 ..-. Acc'rpthg for LymAn 111gb Hudiberg said that earnings last year sunk "under the pressure of inflation and rapid!y rising fuel costs." Majors Kaye Mellan (left and George Denier and Head Majorette Sara Starts (center), Band Drum Tuesday's _________ :. School Menu Majorette Judy Gomez. Majorette Kim Fidaher and Drum Major, Torn McEvoy and Jeff Fano accept for jall 11farillty Mad. Squares Corn Bread Milk Dl' .cp1 (1.I,, by U ed If WINTER GARDEN (AP) Two Palestinian immigrants have been arrested on arson charges In an explosion at a shopping center where they owned a record shop - 1 Sunday, T' ¶.1I?crd Her&cj. nc ('ftnrh A ve . 31171. POS I&Ve Choco Peanut Butter Band are from lift br-urn Majors Gary Metcalf and Tom Hall bind Head Two Palestinians Arrested Ewning Hemid Season Dry Limas Turnip Greens Ar Electric Firms' Profits Up MIAMI (Al') — Florida electric companies earned higher prbf its this year from the higher rates they charged customers. But officials of the state's largest utility say it Isn't fair to compare the profits with last year's. 4 ---=1 I Pd .it Florida 37171, tIsCrtptton RaI,i by Carrer ,. .__.r - -- • , V__ r %28 - si I I Arrested Sunday were Abdel Shakib Kasem, 25, and Seleh Mohanum)d Qassen, 24, both of Winter Garden. They were charged In connection with an explosion Saturday at the TriCity Shopping Center which destroyed the record shop and two other storej, and blasted the windows out of four other buslnes.citj, _....... - - _. - ,il • - -•_ • 'r- -. -' . - give . Festival Band lob _ - both of Seventh Street, Casselberry. Hattie Mae Bostcn, 35, 1720 Sheriff's detectives today Strickland Ave., Sanford, was were probing the theft Sunday booked at county jail on disorof a strongbox from the derly intoxication, resisting Sheraton Sanford Inns SR48 J .. & •1' arrest with violence and -4 and 14 west of Sanford. destruction of county property Detective R.E. Winger said charges after an incident at her the strongbox, containing residence. approximately $2,500 in cash Orchid Ave., Casselberry, was Deputy Frank Johnson Jr. and checks, was taken from the held in lieu of $5,000 bond at reported he responded to a . motel office-desk area early county jail on charges of at- disturbance call and was struck Sunday and later found in a tempted robbery and use of a and scratched by Ms. Boston I trash barrel in Orlando. firearm in commission of a and buttons were torn off his Deputies said the box was felony, uniform shirt. empty when found in the barrel Michael W. Bourguignan, 20, Sanford police jailed John at the rear of Howard John.. Fern Park, told investigators Joseph Doughtery, 54, Park /1 ____ II "P' t:' sons, West Colonial Drive, that he and three friends were Avenue Trailer Park, Sanford, -I,1 II -'' . Orla ndo, by Orlando police. riding In an auto with Mabry In lieu of $5,000 bond on a circuit i' . Sanford police today were when Mabry stopped the court warrant charging , investigating the weekend vehicle on Lake of the Woods malicious injury and two counts burglary of Badcock Furniture, Boulevard west of Oxford Road of resisting arrest with 206 Magnolia Ave. Officers and took a rifle from the trunk vlolenee. reported an undetermined of the car. Sheriff's deputies said a number of televisions, stereos Deputies said Mabry Winter Park police officer was and radios were taken after allegedly fired a shot in assaulted by two weekend yeggs battered open a rear Bourguignan's direction before prowlers in south Seminole. door. Bourgiignan disarmed Mabry Officer Charles A. Crampton Deputy Randy Pittman and called authorities, said he was on his way home Admiring artwork commemorating the ZJ0th birthday of the U.S. reported a $13,000 motor home John Christopher Rudolph, early Sunday when he spotted Marine Corps today are Col. E. R. Daniels USMC (Ret.) (rear was reported stolen from the 24, 1221 Stratford Rd., reported two men prowling in the left ) , new commandant at the Sanford Naval Academy, i. rear of the Vaughn Motors lot at he was walking at Stratford and vicinity of 3151 Winter Woods ministrator Jesse harry, Cadet 2nd IA. Skip Joiwiak, 16, (front 186 North U.S. 17.92, Longwood. Hunterfield Roads when Eve Boulevard. left) and Cadet Staff Sgt. Paul Flytbe, 15. The birthday Pittman said the recreation men attacked him and took $75 Deputies said Crampton celebration was to be recognized with a special cake served at the vehicle was owned by Edwin L. from his wallet stopped his car, got out and Academy's noon meal. SNA's drill team and color guard unit is to Mowell of Paisley, Fla. Casselberry Police arrested identified himself as an officer. participate in the Congressional Medal of honor-Veteran's Day Sheriffs deputies arrested a two burglary suspects early One of the unidentified men fled Parade in Lakeland Tuesday and also In the Bicentennial. Casselberry man in connection Sunday. Held in county jail in on foot. Crampton drew his Veteran's Day Parade in Orlando later the same day. (Herald with a weekend incident in lieu of $5,000 bond each were ser vice revolver and searched Stall Photo by Joe Askren) south Seminole. Robert Joseph Rice, 19, and the second nina. The man Carl ice Mabry, 20, 79 James Franklin Thompson, 22, turned and struck Crampton , I Refugees Cite Red Tape MIAMI (AP) - ,Some of the 950 Vietnamese refugees in Dade County say they are having difficulty cutting through bureaucratic red tape in trying to enter the mainstream of American society. "One thing is the humilat ion of being treated like a helpless welfare client," says Ngoc Iluong, 28: -You go to an office and wait and wait, and then somebody stops reading a newspaper long enough to you $30 because of the color of your face." Like more than 20) other refugees, Ngoc Huong and her family are sponsored by the International Rescue Committee. The group pays the apartment rent, and for those who can't find jobs, allots to each family E0 per person each week for food and other expenses. It zi ~Jff_ fly BOB LLOYD Herald Staff Writer LAKELANI) (Al') - Police Identified the bodies today of two men killed in a firing squad.tyle execution. The two were IdertiIied as Donald E. Cole, 37, and Leo 1. Eggering, 32, both of Lakeland. Police said the men, who were roomma tes, apparently were abducted from their apartment Saturday night, taken to a field near the Lakeland Muni cipal Airport and shot In the head with a 30-30 rifle. qt Monday,Nov. 10, 1975 -3A -• - •- - - . . ,,, -- . - - -_._• - II. BICENTENNIAL FOR U.S,.M.C. BilliardsCompetition Begins with hLs fists, deputy J. Beel>2 . the first said Two' Seniors Remember Age Of Nine-Ball returned to the scene, Deputies rampton said C officer t o to hi the men on the head with the the number of Americans out of unfashionable to be caught in a In contrast, modern billard the pool halls. Pill pool or bottle revolver during the struggle but work. pool hall," adds McGee, parlors cater tofamily-orien ted pool... that was the game." both suspects fled on foot and McGee takes steady bead on "Nowadays, a lot of people clientele, cost Is approximately McGee and Walsko have been deputies who searched the area H. D. McGee and Ernest the cue ball and yields a firm have tables right in their $1 per hour per player, the playing at the recreation were unable to locate the Walsko remember nine-ball stroke, rolling the white into the homes." places are well lighted, department for about a year. suspects— real well, blue, which slices into the side McGee and Walsko were Since they heard about the But in slightly different pocket. Beebe reported "blood spots obviously talking about the - TheY don't need "No Spit- Golden Age Olympics, th surroundings, ey lie's played pool before. on the road Indicate the days w hen a pool hail was a t1flg"siflS because so few folks The pair are entered in have takenand nine-ball moreassailant could be wounded "Sure, a long tirnc ago," he dingy, dimly lighted double- chew tobacco. The "No seriously, have been billiards competition of the admits, quite seri ously' " width first story store with Gambling" signs are still practicing for about a month. Golden Age Olympics, a week. McGee was a lad of 10 w hen un pa inted wooden floor planks. however the tradition up, of In weekend burglary reports, long gala competition for senior he wandered into his first pool ignoring them is carried over to 'We're not that good," said Mark Peterson, Rolling Hills. citizens In Sanford. The only source of light was this generation. hall in Bemidji, Minn. 'i got Walsko, drilling in a ball to the Longwood, told deputy David McGee, who goes by the thrown out, I remember that, the low-hanging bank of lights far corner and drawing his cue Duguld that $450 ladles wrist name "Mac", is a tall- white- when roy brother came In," he over the tables. The signs on the "I don t miss the old days that ball back for position on a watch and a target pistol were haired gentleman who lives in said, his eyes flashing a note of wall said Spitting" and much, admitted Walsko. "We straight-in followup. "But we taken in a burglary at his "No Gambling", neither of come over here (recreation try." Sanford, will be 79 later In the humor at the incident. residence. which was taken very seriously, department) and play moemonth, and is proud of the fact Walsko, 73, and a retired that, through his life, he only accountant, recalls playing a Spitoon and wooden benches ntng& "That's right, we're not Helen L. Snyder of Orlando spent two weeks in the tmern- game called "slop." Better lined the walls and the gallery good," added McGee, reported that two saddles and , , • iluflJ% the old da ys lo t li kn presently as rotation.he of kibitizers was as avid as bridles and other ta ck items, players. some," admitted McGee, 'the "And I left home w hen i w Their modesty was over. total value $538, were stolen in a says. pool hall or the YMCA was shadowed by the fact they 12 he says, voicing nd n e at I those se days is was break-in at Circle F Sta bles on Cost was a nickel per game. a bout the only place you could been holding en dirk. fnrhave 1')O r. By JIM HAYNES Herald Sports Editor ' ,,, St,vut - - - ......,_,,_ Vihlen Pledges Action On Walks (Continued From Page 1-A) to make the projects "priority items," Thus, one reason for today's mini-summit, One remaining hurdle is approval by the full board on Tuesday. Also involved is the Seminole County school system. School Supt. Bud Layer has pledged his support on the 27th Street project 'whenever the city and county are ready to go." Layer's statement was in reply to a letter from Knowles reminding the superintendent that school funds can be used for "such a safety measure on the public ways abutting the school property." In other county business Tuesday the commission wil consider an ordinance sub muted by Polk, which th sheriff says he needs to secw' cheaper insurance rates for hi fleet of police cruisers. Last year the cost to insure the 63-car fleet was about $8,000, a figure Polk says has skyrocketed an estimated 350 per cent. The present carrier, United Fire and Casualty, has informed the sheriff last year's policy won't be renewed. Polk says the Joint Underwriters Association will be required by law to insure police cruisers for $10,000 to $15,000 less than bids presently submitted by insurance companies. - - ' We've mailed our 1975 Christmas Club checks. Don't miss out in '76 Join our Christmas Club Now 1.00 2.00 3.00 $eAAD Slt'l Afl uv.vv $ Olympics Start (Continued From Page I-A) Table tennis action was at the Civic Center. Competition continues through Saturday and Tuesday's events include bowling at 1 and 3 p.m. at Bowl America, golf at 10 a.m. at Mayfair Country Club and tennis at 9 am. at the Emma Spencer Tennis Club. Entries are open to anyone 55 years of age and older, and are 50 cents per event, except golf and bowling, where there is an additional fee, Today's ceremonies include music by the Lake Brantley High Band, which played Bugler's Dr-earn (Fanfart from XX Olympiad) as DaPonte ran in with the torch; singing of the ational Anthem by Richard ioltzclaw; Pledge of % Ilcgiance by Jack Harrison; nvocatlon by Rev. A. A. Fields; - elcomc by Sa nford Mayor Lee . Moore; acceptance of the cy to the city by Miss Florida, Inn rchma1zreid; remarks by Golden Age Olympics chairman Vic Arnett; declaration of Olympics' opening by Chamber President Wayne Abert; and benediction by Rev. King, flaPonte, who lives In Deltona, amazed onlookers with his youthfulness and vitality. "1 owe it to clean living, watching my diet and living by God's laws," he said. "I've been running steady for a couple of months. My doctor ordered me to run for my health." Dal'onte, affiliated with the Boy Scouts for 40 years and holder of the Eagle Scout and Silver Beaver awards, said the only worry he had coining down First First was "watching out for the railroad tracks." Organizers of the Golden Age Olympics had sent an invitation to President Ford. lit' returned a reply that h,, was unable to attend, but sent his "best wishes." per week FREE LINEN BICENTENNIAL HANGING CALENDAR WHEN YOU JOIN IN ABOVE AMOUNTS 1% FLAGSHIP U. BANK OF SEMINOLE ON EASY STREET. 17-92 ACROSS FROM SANFORD PLAZA WITH DRIVE-UPS ON BOTH SIDES OF THE STREET Member F.D.I,C, 1776 - �- Evening Herald 300 N. - Make no mistake about it, tomorrow is Veteran's Day. Sure, anyone who owns a 1975 calendar knows that Oct. 27 is clearly marked with a notation that that date was celebrated as Veteran's Day this AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32171 Area Code 305.322.2611 or 831.9993 FRENCH Monday, Nov. 10, 1975-.-.4A Around WAYNF: D. DOYLE, Publisher H. RICHARD LONG, Editor WILLIAM I). CURRIE, Managing Editor ROBERT C. MARKEY, Advertising Director II'me I)vlivt'r Week. 55 n'nts; Month, $2.40; 6 Months, $14.20; Year. $28.40. By Mail: In Honda same as home delivery. All 'her mail: Month, $2.70: 6 Months, 116.20; 12 Months, 132.40. - But celebrated by whom? Federal employes, members of congress and certain persons in 10 of these Unitcd States, that's who. From Nov. 11, 1918 until the mid-1960s, that date has been known universally as Armistice Day the title that lasted un til 1954 when It was determined that we, th e people, should honor all veterans of our mi litary services ra ther than just th ose that served' back In World War I. For those of you who aren't rea lly aware of it, it was ba ck on Nov. 11, 1918, in a small railroad car situated near Complegne, France, on the 11 th hour of the day, that an armistice was signed signalling th e end of that great war. And from that date forward, until th e mid-60s, everyone, everywhere, remembered the 11th hour of the 11th dab. of the 11th mon th . Most of us observed it with a moment of reverent silence. From the hardest individual on ea rth to the tiniest youngster in kindergarten , that day was 9- MMMW -1 I 1 1 F . - L~j Country Healing Ft e Clock Watergate Wounds In a sense, the Watergate Special Prosecution Force is dancing on the head of a pin when it asks Congress to decide whether an incumbent president should be open to criminal indictment by the federal judiciary system. From a legal standpoint, the precedent of nearly 200 years of nationhood is clear. The Constitution establishes the House of Representatives as a "grand jury" to impeach or not to impeach the president, If the House recommends impeachment the Senate acts as a court to settle the issue. Should a president be removed from office, he is vulnerable to court proceedings just like any other private citizen. Like former Special Prosecutor Leon Jaworski, we doubt that the U.S. Supreme Court would overturn this system, which has stood the test of time. Politically, a court indictment during an impeachment proceeding or Senate trial not only would impede the constitutional process but also would have the effect of putting an incumbent president in double jeopardy by making him face the same charges in two different legal jurisdictions. Nevertheless, the Special Prosecution Force has done the nation a service by bringing the matter to citizens' attention and by recommending other changes in the nation's political procedures to assure their honesty and equity. Most of the proposed changes are in the realm of constitutional possibility. The United States can further limit persons with special partisan interests from holding high offices that would not be served by partisanship. A better definition on what constitutes national security is needed to assure' that all necessary information is given to American people. By the same token the Freedom of Information Act should be scrutinized to assure that legitimate national secrets are not needlessly disseminated. There is a continuing danger, however, that the assessment of our political procedures, if improperly handled, could add to the apathy or the cynicism of American people, a prospect that worries former Special Prosecutor Henry Ruth. Mr. Ruth is correct in his assessment that the national nightmare of the last several years exhibits that our national "institutions once again had to earn the faith of the people in whose names they acted." We believe that the national institutions have responded to the will of the people and are regaining their footing. All that remains is the scars to heal. - I, Presi*dent's ,r i-, .1 I I!/ ~~.. I i .s/i. ,• i I J , however, that Kissinger Is hardly the power behind anybody's throne, if he ever was. close to the President" as saying the warmth has gone out of the relationship between the President and the secretary and that, although he has no in- tention of doing so, the President would not hesita te to get rid of Kissinger if he decided he needed to. It is inevitable too, that alter a year in office, Gerald Ford Li f eeling more Independent of . A " - - .r I • .. ' AV 14'P,1 .i II C""', X11 0, . 4 11Y y;l , , f .. . .. .. - ttf" " " i ' 1. 4 . . . I, ..' , I . ." /~_!' - t '. ...- . f ' fj ' 4, , /. _ ii. :' - / . organizations are challenging .%called post-Watergate campaign revisions, Question . %1,~3 Ki Lost Soul r;1 JRLS 1k An area talk show host is trying very hard to convince the people that they have no right to resist a burglar If he does not threaten the Kissinger and more sure of himvif in foreign householder with bodily harm. Other talk shows affairs, w hich has been almost the personal are follow i ng the same format. For what xir- you efforts. NOV. 10 of 4' A ilr p You say you like me bea'jse I'm an oldfashioned girl. Does that mean you think of me as a sex object?" _______ ____________ - -r'-.-"*'- ----.---.----'_, '=--'" -- --- t..IIII1,. _______ - - - . ________ - - ________ ____ _____ _______ , ______ _ ____ L..f - ______ _____ 'I&I, 0. go - R" r . _____ ' Speak Out At Forum By DONNA aS Herald Staff Writer . / . HAPPY QUEEN SHOWS EMOTION John _________ used "poor judgment" in sites donated by land floating the $9 million utility developers and several bond issue, $2.2 million of which recreation areas. CASSELBEI4E(y...... 'The city's was to purchase General Dr. Duerr also noted that $9 million bond Issue, in part to Waterworks. Casselberry has not had purchase the General WaterChristensen said the system flooding problems during the wor ks utility, was criticized by 3 mostly out-of-city areas recent rainy season wh ile a candida tes at a political forum and was another Ins ta nce of neigh boring community with spo nsored by the Altamonte- the race being conducted bet- less plannin&' t.: ffr! .iUi Casselberry Chamber of ween the city and the county to flooding. Commerce at the Land O'Lakes see who can buy utility systems August Ilohtk, a 16year Country Club here recently. first. Florida resident, urged that the Eight candidates parCouncilman John Zacco, political shenanigans in the city tipitd in the forum, making completing his second term be watched. He said use of brief presentations of their the governing body and now a "four little words—truth, Platforms and qualifications candidate for mayor, said he modesty and good sense".-. before submitting to questions best qualified for the office and could solve every problem. leveled by members and guests can do the best job. }lodak said that all too often at the luncheon meeting. Saying he is an Independent persons once elected to off ice Only Mayor Bill Crier, yet "devOted to the city," Zacco become st'lf.rnade gods." seeking a third term as the noted he has accepted no John Leighty, a former two. city's chief executive, did not contributions from any citizen, term councilman, said the appear. He agreed the city should not gover ning body needs to tmCrier's frie nd and supporter, have sold $9 million in bonds. prove its communications with Owen Sheppard, spoke in the tt()fIT1 Cr SQ "moral obligation to land and the most hard-working Zacco said. developers" while he insisted mayor the city has ever had. Zacco said the city will be the elected officials' moral Sheppard said Crier had a paying $750,000 annually for the obligation is to the people. previous commitment, next 30 years In interest alone Na than Van Meter reported Robert Christensen, a for the bond Issue, adding this to the group that he had mayoral candidate and a real amount to Sloo per household organized the recent citizen esta te salesman, said the city annually just for interest, protest against the possibility of )fS \fQfl ua li fies To Seek Q CASSELBEftjy - the people. lie quoted Dr. Duerr sa ying that the city had a "it was not in tht! best interest incumbent's behalf, saying of the city, but ra ther in the Crier is man of high Integrity interest of land developers," For the two open seats on the an ad valorem tax being levied, city council, candidates: Fred Bussey said water rates are 'out of sight", charging - 4l Hopefuls Au e tei' city officials have let buflders walk away with the town. Pos t Five term incumbent Council Chairman Edith Duerr poin ted out she wrote the city's subCity Mrs. Martha Casselberry, information on whether Van division ordinance which 11 e ,^:c. 2. municipal ejection, stuffed the deed in a folder and ity last week. tonight to improve the practice is a property owner as required forgot about it." thus they '1 firmly believe each field near the city cemetery. by the city charter, never got around to recording qualified citizen who desires to Klosky said Longwood has Mcintosh said he will report It. serve as a public of ficial of the seven of the league's teams, to ti city council at its 7:30 The note for the house with city should be given the o more than any of the other p.m. meeting today that "it First Federal of Seminole was portunity to do so," he said. "I communities represented. appears to me Van Meter has in Mrs. Casselberry's name also have ta ken an oath of office Altamonte Springs has a freeholder within the Originally. Mrs. Van Meter to uphold the laws of the City of cancelled its usual Tuesday been tern of the city charter since said. Casselberry and until a court of eveiilng city commission March 28, 1974." "But, I thought we had gotten law invalidates our charter. it is ineeting because of the - T1,c attorney said Van Meter it transferred," Me said, ad- the law of the city.- Veterans Day holiday. City hall told him he inadvertently left (ling the correspondence from Seminole High School Band Sanford-Seminole 7:30 p.m., Curtural Arts Building, 5th and Oak, Sanford. . Local school advisory committees meeting with County Advisory Committee, i.)man High School, Longwood, e 7:30 p.m. Adlvsory Orlando was referring to the Committee, Women's (lub. 10 Oak Harbour, 550 Maltland Ave., Night, 8p.m., Lodge bomi' Palmetttj Avenue, Sanford. on Altamonte Springs. Speaker, Kirby (Sky King) Grant, of Orangr Audubon Society. 7:30 p.m., Central Christian Church, % as candidates be freeholders of to this time and "I have no well as, interest statements record. To a reason to believe otherwise," which they claim on their in- Dorothy Glisson comment by of the state Van Meter's wife, Lillian, conic tax. election office that the ci ty insisted today that her husband Van Meter delivered a copy provision probably would not is joint owner with her of the of the deed to McIntosh's office stand up in court, Orlando property on which their home is Friday, Mrs, Van Meter said, stated that until a court inShe said that her mother, contacted by a citizen seeking law of the city. _ ___________________________________________________ Rft6C &MA' o GRAND OPENING NOVEMBER 5th and 10th thru 15th Malloy Replies To FOSJ Commen By AUMEMUR1111Y & Misc. Items S 2535 PARK DR., SANFORD trical engineer who is of the SJRCC, sa id Malloy's Herald Staff Writer ( Second otaSeries -The St. 4uhns flows when it Youth Ranch of America, Silent 'rains and it doesn't now when it fame and organizer of Sky King ______ 4 mil" Will 0111antord "Actually, no minimum flow Engineers carne up against nient districts to levy ad Seminole Community College. by leaders of the Friends of The central Florida, is now in nn,l .... thr' !Zt ,,I,h,.....L .,, t,,,j. i.n,, , St. Johns tVfl..i . ....... uiiiiuugis •u,uvu,uuu -aireauy .-.. "1 , , plans ?~ " ,~ _;~` --.X— I , ,, I *I I , . , L.. . .. ' '. I : : '-''.• .'".' . . The ---- . I ir. . 1 11 Al man a c f \ , 1.r-~J, o , Announcing a brand new book by The Associated Press that grves the whole dramatic sweep of 1776, the founding year • Daily Life . • Battles Geotge I/I. Man 1md King • Fathers Founding Foes • Independence Won Independence Almost Lost Here in one oversized volume is the story of 1776 , America's momentous year Hundreds of pictures 100.000 words of text Susp told for today It's called "'76 The World Ttiir, r I U;r. Told in journal form, ills a book that takes you behind the scones lust as it happened Only 57 95 Order now and get a tree color map of the colonial era Its the next best thing to having been there Founding HOSPITAL NOTES Sunday 's tugti 84. Overnight low 62. itainfall was 1.10 inches, NOVEMRER8 Partly cloudy through Tuesday ADMISSIONS with a chance of thunSanford: dershowers. highs in 'he low to Bertha V. Brown mid 80s. Lows in the upper 60s Sue J. Hutchinson Southeasterly winds 35 to 20 Laura B. Overstreet mph through Tuesday. Rain Josephine Prettyman probability 30 per cent ('hark's W. Rabette, III Tuesday, Charlie L. Singleton EXTENDED FORECAST Julia "Steele Partly cloudy and mild with Nicholas Muller Jr., DeBary widely scattered showers, Lows Mabel M. Brown, Geneva In the SOs in the 6Os south Highs Joseph W. Haniachek, in the 70s north and the 80s Longwood south. Florence S. Reed, Orange Daytona Beach tides: high City 1:41 am, 2:06 p.m.; low 7:46 DISCHARGES am.,8:24p.m. Port Canaveral: Sanford: high 1:23 am 1:48 P.m.: low Nancy Armondi /:33 r,.m., 8:11 p.m. Eunice N. Barnes " . or the project were and Southern district awaits Johns River Coordinating haS been spent. presented to the Central and both the referendum and input Council (SJRCC) that the Conceived by the U.S. Army Southern Florida Water from the St. Johns district, project wou ld cause a decrease Corps of Engineers in the 1950s, Management District in West which is scheduled to take over in water flow and an increase in construction on the first phase Palm Beach. Jurisdication of the flood control pollution in the Sanford area, of the project began in the early The next step is up to that project on Dec. 31, 1976. Malloy shot back: "Anybody 1960s. One part of the project, Water Management District, The St. Johns district officials that makes that kind of called the Taylor Creek which is expected not only to are reportedly more "enstatement doesn't know a Reservoir, in southeastern approve the project, but to act Vironment-oriented" than their damned thing about this Orange County, was completed as its sponsor. Central and Southern district project! and work began on the second With that approval the Corps counterparts, but by the end of "There are state laws that phase, the Jane Green Creek. will proceed with preparation of 1976 the project could be provide for miniumumn flows to Wolf Creek Reservoir. a Detailed Design Memnoran- clicking through the state and be maintained in river systems. The project encompasses the dum and the Environmental federal bureaucracies. This has always been stead- approximate area from SR 520 Impact Statement, (Next; Who wins and who lastly adhered to," he said, south through Orange, Osceola, Another wrinkle in the loses: Agri- business vs. But High Nicolay, an eke. Brevard and Indian River complex situation involves a Audubon,) WEATHER ________________________________ In the earls' 1970s. conS statewide ba llot in March, 1976. statements reflected an struction on the project was The referendum would ignorance of the river, halted as the Corps of permit state water manag JJ i ON OUR ALREADY LOW PRICES New & Second Hand Furniture t has been established for the St. tight regulations of state and valorum taxes. The state 250 W. Ivanhoe Blvd., Orlando auction. isn't raining." Johns River — and it may be set federal environmental agen. constitution, adopted a few Speaker Jerry Cutlip That statement , by John R. at zero," Nicolay said. "And the cies. years ago, prohibits such tax superintendent of Corkscrew No%,. I-) Malloy, executive director of present flow, such as it is, is not ne Engineers submitted a le%ics without a referenduni, Swamp Wildlife Sanctuary, who Senior Citizens and friends, the Central and Southern sufficient to flush the system requ i red __________________________ ___________________________ red Environmental If the referendum passes, the willshow slides. Open to public. register for Florida Guideposts, Florida Water Management properly. We feel that any Impact Statement, only to have water management districts ________________________ First Federal of Seminole District, was part of a rebuttal construction impeding that _________________ flow it rejected by those agencies, will be in better shape (man. ;icst'inblv room on First Street, Malloy recently made to is just going to iiiake that "We went back to the cially, thus Indirectly imI' iluis, slides and talks by Doris comments by groups opposed to situation worse." _________________________ drawing boards," Malloy said proving the chances for the lIgers, Cost to reigster $2 (or the UpperSt. Johns River Flood The subject of the conIn 1974 the Corps held public flood'control project. t iii weeks, 10a.m. to noon. Cla. _________________________ Control Project. troversy, an $85,000,000 flood hearings in Melbourne to __ Presently, the flood control sponsored by Project Oasis and Asked to reply to statement,s control project for south- present alternatives to the project rests in suspended _ DISCOUNT 10 District Lyrnan High School, 7:30 p.m. NOV. II .S u b u rban Republican Free Blood pressure tests, 2 Elm, Sanford. Local school advisory Demonstration by E. V. Tatich, committee meeting with Fail To Meet. Standards a, /- 1i14' . Monday, Nov. 10, 17$-5A Attorney Kenneth Nicintosh deeded the property to them as Meter is a property Klosky, active with the saidtodayNa owner as provided a method whereby the a ft on March 28, 1974, Seminole Boys' Baseball candidate than Van Meter, requlredbythecjtycterofa city acquired two lire sta tion for a city council post Mrs. Van Meter said she candidate, filed a letter with the League will ask city cnw,ca CALENDAR another White House consulting body - an Sincerely, office of science advisor to 'the President, James V. Rowe complete with scientist and staff. Is .A 1 - the property transfer the institution comes to her and charter requirement that u nrecorded from the 1974 date Van Meter in the ir names sidering the latest proposal — this time A shockingly high percentage of hospita ls, An HEW document, intended for official eyes appear to indicate substantidl inadequacies with Intelligence according to spot checks, don't meet the only, charges that Agency reports from Moscow th the JCAH acereditors missed respect to JCAH performance," at minimum federal sta ndards, the Kremlin is preparing the lire hazards because they "are not secret moves against Spokesmen for JCAH claimed th The deficiencies range from inadequa te fire professionally qualified at HEW China and Yugoslavja, in the area of life regulations establish different standards than protection and lax drug controls to unsani tary safety." These are the two communist countries that those used for accreditation. The JCAH condi tions and understaffing. Sloppy medical Although JCAH conducted a thorough the SovietUfli.[.ne coinhavedaredtodefy plained, therefore, that the HEW sur vey practi ces have also been discovered, such as the examination of each hospi by two of Communism's elder state ta l's med ica l sta ff, the "meaningless and distorted " and may cause smen - Mao New York hospital which fa iled to ta*e the documents adds, the acereditors Tse-tung, who will be 82 next month , and Maroverlooked "unnecessary apprehension and proper precautions before transf using blood. confusion for sI-ial Tito, who is "deficiencies in the areas of nurse ta ffing, the pu blic a nd hospi ta ls," These are the f indings of the Health, dispensation of drugs, preparation of spatient The Kremlin, therefore, Is trying to stir up a Educa tion and Welfare Depa rtment (1W), diets and the review of The spokesmen also charged that many HEW the social needs of political coup agai nst bo th China and Yugoslavia which is s'ippoe1 to r'!ice hospitals for the I3atint.s." regiilatio are no iiiore thaii pe tty, unnece1ry when the two ohd titans pa away, medicare program. rules imposed upon hospi ta In Chine, Mao's two top lieutenants ls by a giant The federal In aren't bureaucracy. For the hospitals to conform Spot Investiga tions were conducted of 163 that some do vestigators found, for example, younger th to the much an he is. Premier Chou En-lal is ctors would simply phone in drug HEW standards, JCAH said, would cost about 77 and hospital ed ; Vice hospita ls. An alarming 107 failed to measure up d ages wi Premier Teng Hsio. os thout examining their patients. Some $101 million for 84 of the hospi tals cited, ping Li 71. to the m inim um standurds, drug storage areas weren't properly policed. These costs, which average a In order to receive medicate money, According to the CIA, th bout $1.2 million e Kremlin Is plotting Launary was found in one hospital kitche n. In per Institution, would ha ve to be 'added to with younger leeders of hospitals must be accredited by the Join t another hospi the Chinese army who tal, the Inspectors discovered that medical bills, favor a reconciliation with the spokesmen alleged . Commission on Accre]taton Russia. The Kremlin Hospitals the suction device on respirators hadn't even (JCAH). This is composed of represen tati ves been clean , JCMI haitak'n steps, :iwanwhll, to stop the hopes to install these pro-SovIet leade'j in power ed ss hen Mao dies, from the nation's most prestigious professional disclosure of hospital survey information to the Understaffing was a problem in many medical groups, In Yugoslavia, the situation Is somewhat hospitIs, with unqualified aides sometimes government, If this informa ti on becomes known similar, except to the patients, JCAH argued, hospitals might Yet fncrdib1y, the JCAH accredited all of the doing work that doctors or nurses should perthat the pro-Soviet leaders no old diehard Co mmunists, The Soviets reportedly longer be willing to hosith1 th at HEW later 1isqualiIled. This has form. Tight budgets also ciiused skimping on cooperate with the Surveys, have made secret contact.s, however, wi For our part, webe1jee rai.wd grave questiors about the JCAH's own food , resul ti ng in por die tary conditions, th some patients 11 of the )ounger lea de others have the rs, right to know standards, whethe r hospita ls The HEW sur vey covered only 2.2 per cent The CIA has warned that the of meet fede ral standards, Most of the failing hospitals were dlsqualif!ed the total number of accredited hospitals. Kremlin will attempt to bring both China But the Footnote: House Investigations because of safety defIciencies. The violations hospi and la via back Yugos tals were selected .M random for in. John Moss, chr-man into the Soviet U-Calif., bloc when Mao and is ranged (torn a shortage of exit signs to nar- vestigatlon a nd appear to Tito leave the pressur ing HEW to scene be typical. "The provide him with the JCAH . If the-Kremlin 15 SUCcessf cptable fire proteckn equipment. , surreYs this would validation survey," concludes HEW, "would upe1 the world power SECRET JNTEIA,IGENCE, Th balance and tend to isola te e Central tt U:;:tcd SLk, district. But Miss Frornme vowed that she wouldn't return to the courthouse unless officers carry her from the county jail. BERRY'S WORLD Hospitals captors, willingly took part in the $10,690 robbery. Thomas MacBride that she could return today if she promises to refrain from dupUng the proceeding by demanding that Manson be a llowed to testily. ') JACK ANDERSON Many (fi the Shubert property, the council had not formally zoned the property. Council agreed the property should be zoned 1, business last session Friday, was told by U.S. District Court Judge (' - province of every chief executive since F.D. pose? To brainwash the people that they must Roosevelt, not resist aggression? The charges against her stem from the April 1974 robbery of a Hibernia Bank branch by the Symbionese Liberation Army. The government claims that Miss Hearst, who had been kidnaped by the terrorist group Feb. 4, 1974 but later renounced her family and joined her I.ynnete 'romrne's trial on charges of attempting to murder President Ford may resume with the Charles Manson disciple out of the courtroom and Ignor in g the proceedhs entirely, MissFroe,oustedrm the cJoomtw1ceatthe The Domestic Council was intended, In ad- tripping over each other with competing and overlapping programs, thus preventing sem" The Sa nford area is very fortunate to have a degree of wa'te community minded newspaper such as the In this, too, the Council has failed. Herald. These failures give one pause when conThanks again for all operation of the flower nursery SA CRAMENTO. Calif. (A P) committee, dition. to keep government agencies from Carter. But he did say "she is not going to plead guilty May Go On Without Fromme but sponsoring none. But, says one Domestic Council staffer, it is difficult finding men and Then article 4 of the U.S. constitution I would like to thank you personally. and on established that the people had a righ t to be behalf of the Seminole High Booster Club for the secure in their possessions — subject to due lierald's participation and support on "Booster process of law. year-old newspaper heiress will plead innocent uxia> when she appears before U.S. District Court Judge Oliver homes, City At torney Ned Julian Jr. noted recently that -while the city had granted a special exception to permit the . Th eEditor Day." 7 first of "creeping com- Friday's football game with Oviedo. She Is escorted b inercialism" around their Berkley. (Iterald Photo by Tom Vincent) SAN F11ANCISCO (AP) — Patricia Hearst, declared mentally co m pe tent to stand trial, will not plead gu ilty to federal bank robbe ry c ha rges, one of her atto rne ys Albert Johnson would not say Sunday whe th er th e 21. women who will be neutral and Impartial and who aren't emotionally committed to one side or another. The problem, of course, Is that no man is There is an effort in Congress to make this a neutral, least of alla man sufficiently involved to Deadly Force federal law under what Is called the Criminal become expert. Even Nobel Prize win nin g This letter concerns recent revision of the law Justice Reform act of 1975, and It is backed by physicists and chemists become so wedded to I concerning the use of deadly force against the Ford administration, their theories that I have seen them grow red in burglars (intruders) into your house. It seems, the face and wave their arms in unconcealed I submit that 'our domicile is your according to Asst. State Atty. Frank "cave" anger when discussing their pet technical nd w he nyouclo Bankowitz that there are two laws, one which a sethedoors,you ha veretreat though ts with scientists who disagree. says you can and the other that says you can,t. as far as you can go. 71w law requires that you . retreat from the burglar, therefore, you have a So much for neutrality. How do you like that for the wisdom of What happens then when the Domestic Council legislators. Cet's start with basics - that is a basic right to use deadly force on anyone who attempt% to neutralize its thinking on the major popular phrase today, "get back to basics." issues? No th ing would bring a bo ut a reduction in Whe n a man lived In a cave it was a necessity crime ta The result - what funnels up to President s tisti cs so fast as a Supreme Court Ford - Is a bland mush that he. in the pursuit of life, liberty and hapfrom which controversy t,, piness, resist with deadly force any intruder, rulin that remove with extreme prejudice any intruder come to grIps with, not even bad ones, Ti1nepassesandwehave th eMagnacharth, who enters his domicile wi thout his permission. Which is one reason the economy Is drifting. great English charter that esta blished supremacy of constitution over royal S.B. Crowe Things are made worse,of course, bya Congress so utterly devoid of leadership that neither the prerogative - "A man's home is his castle" and Sanford House nor the Senate can hammer out any law none of the king's men can enter without the pr of law, without inserting so many exceptions and loopholes the result should be left to die in Letters To Residents of Rolling Hills ~ Now listen to these laments from the Inside, aired at a meeting of fellow advisers: We know that over-regulation by the governruent probably costs us $130 billion a year. We know there will be a severe domestic capital failed. It attempts to work "by being an honest broker," taking no stands, presenting all views - - 4 several weeks ago appeared to Becky lingel can't hide the emotion she feels upon learning she protest the annexation and has just been named homecoming queen at Lake Brantley 111gb. rezoning, saying it would be the The happy queen was crowned during halftime ceremonies of Lawyer: Patty Won't Plead As a solution finder the Domestic Council has - ' . economy and unemployment. That is, we know what the problems are. We just don't know how to deal with them. We don't know how or where to grab hold The problem is, we don't even know where to ' - Casselberry _ ty zoning of 11-1 business district, since adjacent city properties tarry that zoning. The court set aside an unusual four hours for argument on the case, in which a wide range of political fig ures and Offices. We know what this does and will do to the . Vr •', %, there isa taxpayer revolt. There are too many government commissions, committees and . J,1.T ' : , ' Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - formation crisis in the next 10 years. We know I , , I,', k problem which harass us daily. I - ',. Counci, Agend a i.ONGWOOI) A brief agenda Is on tap for today's 7:30 meeting of the city 1. council. Former Council Chairman WASHINGTON I AP) - Senate Majority Leader Mike William Klosky is to appear Mansfield and four other Democrats are presentingbefore the board to discuss President Ford a proposal to Provide New York City with federal loan guarantees. recreation while Dick Mills of the Devonshire Homeowners But Ford remains strongly opposed th at will help the city avoid default, to any legislation Association will report on a dangero us traffic situation in "I'm always hopeful that we can work together, but with the his subdivision north of SR 434. deadline ((or default) extending anywhere from Public hearings Nov. 14 on, I think it is time to are face up to this situation," scheduled on th e McCardle Mansfield said of the meeting today. annexation and on assigning a zoning classification to the Shubert property south of SR 434. WASHINGTON (APi The McCardle annexation The Supreme Court is being asked to apply the principlp of freedom of speech to the involves a parcel of land east of old adage that "money talks." I'alm Springs Road and south The applicability of the First Amendment to POlitical 434 a d jacent to the Rolling perKlirig is part of a tangle of issues In a hills sulivision. The property, complex COT)" under city law, is to Domestic Council, peopled primarily with cabinet officers and agency heads, and staffed with the cream of the bureaucracy and outside civilians, was set up a few years back to advise the President on those crucial domestic 11 " 4 -- Democrats Offer Proposal To Provide Loans For NYC 4 WASHINGTON — (NEA) — The high-flying I I I . . . il"'. . P, I Kissinger. ministration are little more than yes men to V ; "' •1 :: . : , ' "The last vestige of dissent may be wiped out," Jackson said. "Dissent to Dr. Kissinger, I mean." What the sena tor is saying, in effect, is that President Ford and everyone In his ad- S 1 PRE5VOAL & ' White Hotise national security advisor is said to be meaningless since his place will soon be taken by his own close deputy, Air Force U. Gen. Bruce Scoweroft. %I -- Is L ight Neutral Scientists I . FT -. 'IV Z~, and damaging revelations about the U.S. intelligence gathering establishment. But itis Jackson's view, shared byan unknown number of others, that Kissinger was really behind the firi ng of Schlesinger ca use Of the latter's refusal to fall In line on such matters as strategic arms limita tion talks with the Russians. Kissinger's relinquishing his post as , .:'' 'i , -- - ----- - - Iki RA Y CROMLEY :(: f. / ?". _. i t; t .*, . massacre" Richard N. Nixon sealed his own eventual doom. It Is extremely doubtful if Gera ld Ford's reshuffling of one cabinet and two ad. lsory posts, the other being Henry Kissinger's I I seat on the National Security Council, will ev'en be remembered by many Americans when they . go to the polls next year, much less Influence " ' their voting. Congressional Democra ts contin ue to try to make the most of the matter, howe ver, most / notably Sen. Henry N. Jackson (Wash.), like " Schlesinger one of th e capital's leading advocates of a strong national defense and of a tough stand against Moscow and thus a skeptical p... fy critic of the detente poli ties of Secretary of State Colby's going had been expected, although not quite so soon, and was probably inevitable because of a continuing string of embarrassing .. " .~A years ago was that it occurred on a weekend. Newsweek magazine quotes "sotw I -- . NA110N ' NATIOe4AL They Immediately dubbed it the "Hallween dent Ford's firing of Defense Secretar James R. Schlesinger and CIA Director William E. Colby. But a bout the only thing in common between this sudden cabinet shakeup and President Nixon's dumping of Watergate S pe cial Prosecutor Archibald Cox, among others, t ordering the famous "Saturday night ' - Campaign Law Challenged " : .C .~ IL I' ft4 t Massacre y r ' % ' r 1i There are numerous other indications, Despite the efforts of the nuclear powers to keep the nuclear dub exclusive, new members keep joining witheut permission. Iran has agreed to buy $700 million worth of uranium from South Africa and to put up part of the money for a huge uranium enrichment plant to be built In South Africa. The enrichment plant is the essential facility that creates a sovereign nuclear power. It is necessary to refine raw uranium, which Is plentiful throughout the world, to the enriched uranium required for reactors and for bombs. Recently West Germany announced it will furnish the technology required for a nuclear er1chment plant to be built Jr., South America. Soon the Dweit of the mushroom cloud will hover all over five continents. k Halloween Henry Kissinger - an allegation which, If true, Americans would certainly want to weigh very heavily in the election scales ne xt year. Nuclear Buildup ~_ - VA 1; years have obviously already been printed and it would throw a real monkey wrench into the works to restore the national holiday any sooner than '78. Despite this, veterans groups in most states still refuse to observe any day other than Nov. I as the true Veterans Day. Although no special parades or anything of the like are scheduled here in Sanford tomorrow, there is to be a real wing.dinger in Orlando, where veterans from all branches of the armed forces will form at Exposition Park, proceed east on Livingston Street to Orange Avenue and then south past the reviewing stand at Orlando city hail and on to Lucerne Ciicle. The parade will include units consisting of the military, fire and police, reserves, civic groups, high school bands, drill teams and many others. It all gets under way at approximately 5:15 p.m. and we hope everyone will try to view It. If not that, then we hope everyone will take just a moment to remember that it was on Nov. Il, and not Oct. 27, that the armistice was signed and bow their heads in reverence. It's the least we can do for those who went before us and gave so much that we might be here in a free society today. remembered. A wreath was traditionally placed on the tomb of the Unknown Soldier, who rests in guarded retreat in Arlington National Cemetery. Services were held throughout thp world in one form or another. However, about 10 years ago some erstwhile members of congress decided they weren't getting enough time away from their offices and needed more three-day weekends. Thus, these federal legislators took It upon themselves to declare many holidays would thereafter fall on certain Mondays of certain months regardless of the true anniversary date of the occasion. This didn't sit too well with many people, especially those steeped In tradition and memory. Among those organizations which vigorously objected to this bantering about of hoidlays were the Veterans of Foreign Wars (VFW) and the American Legion just to mention a few. These two groups put up such a loud clamor that Just recently President Ford signed legislation restoring Nov. 11 as the day we honor those who wore the uniform of our military - effective in 1978. This is all well and good, but why wait until three years hence? Well, for one thing, calendars for the next few --- . Albe'rta Davis Alberta Jones Evelyn Jones Mrs. Riley I Chrystal) Browley & boy Elvira L. Bartouluzzi, DeBary Melanie L. Wright, Enter. prise Carolyn E. McClain, Geneva Alix S. Peterson, Winter Springs Mrs. James (Maria) Clements & girl, Lake Monroe Mrs. Leroy (Deborah) Alexander & girl, (h'iedo NOVEMBER 9 ADMISSIONS SanfOrd: Pauline I.. Howard Mary N. Lawson Albert H. Wapple Ruby D. Williams Joseph J. Distefano, Deltona Helen R. Widths, Lake Mar)' Kathy J. Laflree, Longwood DISCHARGES Sanford: Stephanie Y. Brown Juanita Chavis Arrithis E. Gainers Andrew Hawkins Martha Gray, Deltona Ernest J. Toupin, Deltona Janet Baldwin, Fern Park Joseph W. hiamachek, Longwood Will .1. Murphy, New Smyrna Beach '-r--9-'-- ., — -1 i I Evening Herald BOX G-22, Teaneck, N 07666 I Enclosed is send me copes of 76 at $7 95 each Ij NAME ADDRESS I . CITY.. L - 1f'±'- " STATE ______ ZIP - - P'f4 r-. - ______ '' - - .- - - —4 - - '1-- -. - _- ' -• "2" - �/ 7i!I ,___ 6A—Evenlng Herald,5 nford, Ft. - Monda'', Nov. 1O 197$ 1 IN BRIEF G en. Francisco Franco Has Trouble Breathing MADRID, Spain (Al') - Gen, Francisco Franco having trouble breathing despite the aid of an artificial respirator, informed medical sources said today. Sources close to the long-time Spanish leader 's medical team also reported he had developed new kidney cornsurgery, despite the aid of a kidney machine. The Spanish news agency Europa Press, without giving details, said doctors for Franco, who will be 83 month, were "worried" at midday. A new medical bulletin was thought imminent, A 7:30 a.m. medical bulletin had said he spent a restful . night and that there was no change from a report of his making "pcltive progress" during the API -.. iIundrels tnds Moroccans began puUing outof the Spanish Sahara after King Hassan Ii declared that their march u claim the territory for Morocco had "achieved Its objective," Rutofficlalsstressedthe350,000volimteerswouIdren'in near the border to strengthen the king's bargaining power. Hassan, announcing the withdrawal in a telecast Sunday night, said he would return from his command postat Agadir to Marrakech toreswne negotiations on t future of the 1O5,000-square..mfle Spanish colony, .\G.\Dhl, Moroceci Lisbon Rally Disrupted LISBON, Portugal (A?) - Tear gas disrtpted a rro'overnment rally Sunday night as Premier Jose df' Azevedo was condemning left-wing extremism. Nearly an hour after the premier began speaking to about persons gathered in Lisbon's main square, someone set re to the political banners raised by the anti-Communist sponsors of the meeting, and tear gas grenades were thrown from the roof of the adjacent navy ministry building. Zi onism still UNITED NATIONS, Legal Notice Lgal Notice . Legal Notice - Legal Notice Legal Notice _________ - 1 3 CLASSIFIED ADS Seminole N.Y. (Al') —The anti-Israeli bloc in the U.N. General Assembly claimed enough votes for decisive passage today of one of the most controversial measures of the current assembly session, the resolution condemning Zionism as a form of racial dlsalmlnatjon, The assembly was considered certain to approve two other Arab resolutions In support of Palestinian rights, But Western members were making a determined attempt to get the anti-Zionism resolution shelved for at least a year. I _______________________________________________ PEOPLE Reagan Says Ford H asn't Been Successful — succafol" "11 1 decIde to run, maybe there's a little David and GOII.Bth Reagan also said m ew Ished &mday• "With (former President) Nixon gone, I worry abou Onearoundwhoc S nkeephlzn from giving store." away the MONTREAL (Al') "They gave me a medal (or killing two men and discharged me for loving one," said Leonard P. Matlovich, a sergeant thrown out of the Air Force after revealing he was IxsTosexual, He told 400 persons at a symposium on ttomosexuallty Sunday he suects the Air Force favors lcxsenlng sex regulations hut prefers leaving ii to the courts 't ut it - Matlovich,32,whowona &orueStarandPurpleHeart cat Lawrence Spivak Retires WA.SRINGTON (Al') — SANMOPAi,tK, 1, 2. 3 bedroo m traler apts. Adult & family par k. Weekly. 35)5 Hwy 17 92, Sanfor 33)1930, — ior2 Bedrooms. Adults only —____ ___ 3—Cemeteries ' — near the new part in Sanfcrd WANT TO SELL Municipal Cemetery Virginia YOUR HOME? Davis, 3572 Randall st., Jacksonville 37205 or dial Buying a new home? Moving to a apartment? 3190779 - ' - -- --- Lecithint Vinegar! B6' Kelp! Now all four In one capsule. Ask foe V86+ Fausts Drugs. apartment for working man only, 1 bedroom & kitchen apt., mature gentleman. No deposits. $10 plus 11 ______ OAKS SECTION ONE, according to P0. Box 997, Crescent City. Florida, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE or before the 4th day of December DBA, SANFORD PRESS. and that I the plat threof as recorded in Plat on or before the 14th day of EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. AD 197$: otherwise a default will intendtoregistn'saidnamewith the Book 16, Pages 7 & I, Public Records December 1973. in the eve-nt that the CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE be entered against you for the relief Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole lemanded in the Petition consideration to be paid to the COUNTY, FLORIDA. YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an of Seminole County, Florida, County, Florida Section 965.09 Transferor is adequate to pay WITNESS my action for Dissolution of Marriage together with all structureS. im all NO. ?S.1U4CA-09-B Hand and official Florida Statutes 1917 sealofthisCoirtonthisthe23rdday has been filed against you and you provements, fixtures, appllances,. bills, or in the event ?nat any bills FEDERAL NATIONAL MO 5 Thomas M Ferguson 04 October, A 0 197$ are required to serve a copy of your and appurtenances on said land or Sre contested by the Transferor, IGAGE. ASSOCIATION, PubIih Ploy 3. 10, i' 74 1973 consideration will be deposited in writlende-fenSel, if any, to itonO.H. used In CCnlunction thtrwith, Plaintiff, (Seal) DIET II Registry of the Circuit Court of Arthur H Beckwith, Jr. _____________________________ EATON, JR., The aforesaid sale will be made ESQUIRE, vs. FICTITIOUS NAME Clerk of the Circuit Court Orange County, Florida. and an THOMAS W. BEAM, petitioner'S attorney, whose address purwant to a Final Judgment en. it a, NOTICE IShereb'vgtventha? I .im Seminole County, Florida 5 STENSTROM, DAVIS & MclN. t(I'ed in Civil Plo. S701S.CA.09.B inferpleodersuitwillbe-institutedas Defendant engaged in business at 710 West By. Lillian 1. Jenkins TOSH, Post Office Box 1130. San. now pending in the Circuit Court of provided by Section 6766-104(1), TO, THOMAS W. BEAM and if First Street, Sanford. Seminole De-puty Clerk ford, Florida, 32771, On or befgre the Eighteenth Judicial Circuit in Florida Statutes. married --- - BEAM, hi wife, 717 County. Florida, under the fictitious 1. The property to December 17th, 1915, and file the and for Seminole County, Florida. be transferred Locust Lane, W. West MiltOn, Ohio CARROLL BURKE name of THE PRINCESS Attorney for Petitioner original with the Clerk of this Court DATED this 7th dayOf November, is located at 113 Maitland Avenue, MARGARET BEAUTY SALON, and Altamonte Springs, Seminole 612 Sanford Atlantic Bank either before service on Petitioner's 1973. NOTICE TODEFEND that I intend to register said name County, Florida. A general Sanford, Florida 37171 attorney or immediately thereafter; (Seal) SUIT TO with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Pubtih' Nov 3. 10, 17. 71, 1915 description of said property is otherwise a default will be entered Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr.. FORECLOSE MORTGAGE Seminole County. Florida in ac merchandise, inventory and good against you an your marriage to Clerk of the Circuit Court 'tHOMAS W BEAN and if OFT cOrdance with the- provision, of the will of HANOI CHEK. INC. By. Elaine RiCh-ariSe Petitioner will be dissolved. BEAM. hiS wife, and married Fictifi Name Statute-i, to wit: NOTICEOFSHERIFF'SSALE S A detailed schedule Deputy Clerk he WllNESSmyriaridandth,sealof alt those claiming any right, title or Section 965.09 Florida Statutes NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that . property to be this Court on November 6th, 1975. VAN DEN BERG, GAY transferred, and list interest by. through or under you, (1971) virtue of that certain Writ of of creditors and affidavits as (Seal) & BURKE, PA. areherebynotifiedthal.complaint E.ecut THE BLYTHE CORPORATION issued out of and under required br the Florida Uniform to fore-close a certain mortgage Attorneys for the Plaintiff Arlpj.r H Be(kwilh, Jr. Claudia W Blythe, Commercial Seal of the County Court of Post Office Box 793 Clerk of the Circuit Court Code Bulk Sales SOn thefollowingdeicrlbedpropee'tp. tri President Seminole- County, Florida, un • file in the office of HANOI CHEK, wI Orlando, Florida 37107 By: Lillian I. Jenkins Publish Nov 3, 10, I?. 71, 1973 final iudgment rendered in the INC., 101 S. Wymore Road, As Deputy Clek Publish: Nov. 10, 1975 Lot SI, NOR THW000, accordi DEll? Altamont, Springs, Florida, and to aforesaid court on the 13th day of STENSTROM, DAVIS & DET-SI the Plat thereof, as recorded fl May. A D 1911. in that certain case MCINTOSH ____________________________ may be inspected by all persons. Piat Book 17. Pagei 11 and 12, of the entitled, Barnett Bane of Seminole FICTITIOUS NAME firms and corporations having FIaship Bank of Public Records of Seminole County, County, Notice I', heteby given that we are NA. Plaintiff, NOTICE OF A PUBLIC HEARING claims against the Transferor, Florida, a k a 916 Ash vs Sanford Suite 27 engaged In business at 7161 Sussex TO CONSIDER THE ADOPTION between the- hours of 9.00 A N and Attamonte Springs. Flotid: Lane, Lawrcnce C. Prossen and Kathleen Post Office Box 1 OFANORDINANCE BY THE CITY Pd, Winte-r Park. Seminole County, 00 P.M L Prossen,, Defendant, which Sanford, Florida 17771 has brrn filed against tOu, arid you aforesaid Writ of E.ecution OF SANFORD, FLORIDA. Florida under the fictitious name of was Dated at Crescent City, Florida ' Attorneys for Petitioner arere-guired tosarveacopy of your delivered to me Notice is hereby give-n that a this 5th day of November, 1975. HALLELUIAH CREATIONS. arid as Sheriff of Publish- Nov. 10. 17. answer or pleading to the Complaint Seminole County, Florida. and I 21. Dec. I 1915 Public Hearing will be held at the that we intend to register said name Jay 0. Asbury DET-49 the Plaintiff's attorney, Commission Room in the City Hall in with the Clerk of !he Circuit Courf, levied upon the following Attorney for Versdee PATRICK McGROTTY. 1701 the City of Sanford, Florida, at 7:00 Seminole County. Florida in ac property owned by Publish: Nov. 10, 17, 1975 fhe-U Avenue, 301. Miami descriped ordance with the provisions of tee NOTICE OF A PUBLIC HEARING o'clock P.M. on November 21, 1975. DIET Lawrence C. Prossen and Kathleen to consider the aption of an or ________________________ 'orida,andfiletheoniginalanswer L Prone-n, said property being Fictitious Name Statute-s. To Wit: TO CONSIDER THE ADOPTION Cii' pleading in Ire office of the dinance by the CIty of Sanford, Sction 965 09 Florida Statutes 1957 OF AN ORDINANCE BY THE CITY Clerk located in Seminole County, Florida, cI the Circuit Court on or before as follows: IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND Florida, title of which Is 5' Douglas S. Catlisle OF SANFORD. FLORIDA, the more particularly described as 71st day of November, 1915, If you FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, Joe Coijeski ORDINANCE NO. 1319 Notice- is hereby given that a fail to do so, judgment by default One Sony Stereo, including AN ORDINANCE OF THE CiTY FLOP IDA Public Hearing will be held at the Publlth. Oct. 70. 77, Nov. 3. 10, 1913 am will be take-n against you for the FLORIDA, CIVIL ACTION NO. 75.1644.CA-09.A OF SANFORD, DES 21 CommissionRoominlh,CityIlIn turntable and speakers relief demanded Ic the complaint plifier. the CIty of Sanford, Florida, at 7:00 AMENDING CHAPTER 16'.i OF THE CITIZENS BANK OF Said property being stored at A. J. ON AND ORDERED at San o'clock P.M on November 74, 1973. THE CODE OF THE CITY OF OVI EDO. a Florida bOnking cor IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Tra,asfer & Storage, Inc In ti'd. S('miflOIe County, Florida, thiS LoSSing SANFORD, FLORIDA, THE SAME poratlon, to consider the- adoption ot an or Sanford. Florida 32771 Additional EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. Plaintiff, IsIr, day of Gdober. AD. 197$ KNOWN AS THE dinance by the- City of Sanford, BEING information available from the Civil CUI T, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE (Seal) NEC HANICAL CODE, SAID vs. Florida, title of which is as foliowi: Division of the Seminole County COUNTY, FLORIDA. Arthur H. Be(k*itft, Jr. AMENDMENT PROVIDING A CLAUDE H. WOLFE, INC., et al. CIVIL ACTION NO. 1'2Q34CAO4.O ORDINANCE NO. 131$ Sheriff's Deportment. CItVIL diNe Circuit Court Dfend.ants AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY FEE SCHEDULE FOR INIn Rs; The Marrlas of an tee undersigned as Sheriff I5Y Lillian 1. Jenkas NOTICE OF SALE FLORIDA, STALLATI0NS, ALTERATIONS. OF SANFORD, Seminole County, Florida, will at MAGGIE SCARBOROUGH; Drputy Clerk Noticeishrrebygivenpurwantto REPAIRSOR REPLACEMENTOF Petitioner A,MENDIPIGORDINANCENO 1097 AM. on the 25th day of Putil' Oct. 70. 77, Nov. 3. 10. 1975 1100 EQUIPMENT OR SYSTEMS a Final Judgment of Foreclosure, OF SAIDCITY, SAIDORDINANCE arid November, AD. 1975, offer for sale DES 1)0 BEING A ZONING PLAN WITHIN COVERED BY THE PROVISIONS dated November 6th, 197$, and and sell to tte highest bidder, for CARL SCARBOROUGH, Respon THE CITY OF SANFORD. OF THE CODE. SAID FEE entered in Civil Action No. subject to any and all existing dent COURT, IN AND FLORIDA, SAID AMENDMENT SCHEDULE TO BE IN AC CA 09 A of the Circuit Court of the IN THE CIRCUIT NOTICE OF SUIT SEMINOLE COUNTY, ena,attheFrOflt(Wl5tDuorofthe FOR CHANGING THE ZONING OF A CORDANCE WITH THE FEES AS Eighteenth Judicial in and for Seminole Counly Courthouse in TO. CARL SCARBOROUGH PORTION OF THAT CERTAIN MAY BE ADOPTED FROM TIME Seminole County, Florida. where-n FLORIDA Address (Jntknown ' 3236353 LPN will live In. 5 days *k Good reference, 6 yrs of geriatric njr sing. 669 543*. ANYONE knowing the wtiere-.ab,ts of Roger Allen Relfenrath, please - - MARRIAGES Performed by Mar'iyn. Notary, Ocala. 904 737 $961 cr 7*2 9773. ________________________________ Christian Day School has openings Exceltent Opportunity Only 1 10 for 4 and 5 yr. olds Tuition, 12.5 hours weekly with complete A BABY'S WORLD. Care for infants Fully equipped restaurant, good foage7only. 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Ford, making hi.s seventh appearance on the Interview program, ended the broa&Lst by congratulating Spivak "onbehaIlofaUwhohaegonebefe" i'V YOUK speech inpaired APt to or TRAVEL. EXPENSE REIM BUR,EP.'.LP'T IOU CITY (JI FICIALS AND CiTY EMPLOYEES WHILE ENGAGED IN CON DUCTIPIG BUSINESS iN t3EUALI (,Lr7n.f) Mx Ts•tung, LLr the point be cant talk noemafly, mouthShiswordaandisIn edtofOrejersbyee women lip readers, reports say. Newsweek magazine says the 81-year-old Chinese Cznznunistleadeis still alert and able to ommun1cate so much so that he w& able to tell Secretary of State Henry Kissinger that he was ,ttemjXlng too much, "like catching 10 fleas with 10 fingers." — J OF THE CITY OF SANFORD. FLORIDA, SAID SCHEDULE TO PROVIDE FOR PER DIEM IN THE SUM OF 135 00 PIER D1Y, MILEAGE OF III PER MILE, BREAKFAST EXPENSE OF LUNCH EXPENSE OF 13 50 AND Dl4tiER EXPENSE OF $700 A coiy snaIl be available the office ot the City Clerk lør II sons desiring to elamine the same. All parties in interesf ard citizens tall h-ve an opportunity tn be at Humphrey, Dylan In Vermont RI.!NGTON, Vt. (AP —Sen. hubert 1ium;rc'y and Ilk singer Bob Dylan appeared at oppose ends of the University of Vermont campus this weekend, Dylan and folk singer JO8J1 Baez drew a crowd of 5,5 in the gym, at $8.50 a heal, while Huinp?wey, D-Mtnn,, drew 350 pwiy faithful fur a $..-perscn ,pCleeJ. 'i'rd 0! so By order of the City COmmtsSion uf the- City of Sinfot'd, Florida, H. N. Tamm, Jr. City Clerk Pubtih: PloY. . g DET-47 - ..= = 'r ------ -.--:--: ..' -- - s'-. - - . ' - :. -. -_-.-..---,----.----------.------_-•--_ S, , : -'---=---- -: --: --: _,------------.-"--_-•--- ' - - .- '-' . -- - -----_--------•-_---.---'--------. -"-'' - ,,__S, —_-------_ --_'-_ Publish; Nov. 3, tO, OCT.15 DE$160 _" -'-_-"-------".'-'---- -"-_ .--- --- - SPECIAL! WHILE SUPPLY ------------ -- -_---_ --_ ---- LASTS - - DR. 2 bath well maintained home, recently painted Nearly new LA KEMARY- 3 be-droom, 1',beth cme nestle-cl unde-r shady trees applIances. Den and dining areas ountry style kitchen, central heat paneled. Large landscaped yard. air, VA terms available $21.00) Cor,'nient to park and tervuls courts, A terrific buy at 179.300. 15c EACH Forrest Greene, Inc. REAL TOPS MIS--REALTORS 6833 - 321.0041 IDEAL LINING MATERIAL (They Fit Between Studdings and Rafters) Marincr Village - - c-'- . -— -_ -=_ '-___._ "_ '- - --- . = -.---' --= -S. ,_ ---- family room, convenient Sanford location. Low 120's Call for appt :='- - ------ '-; ______ -:' . .. -- - '-,iA__ ---_._ .. --: '.-.--'- --_ -- C0NDITI HINC REFRIGERATION. DUCT WORK. 21 hour service All "°''s DYKES AIR CON Dl 7 ION PiG. 322 5171 "'Tj' __________________ er ... 'F .'urfl Cfl ' .r hCrT' siding & SoIfit 5'S11'Ifl AiO Roofing, Cutters, Screen 30 Vms Exp Try me 951 956) - -- Se,'vlc. Av ________________________________ ______________________________ Tune ups aService WI COME TO YOUR CAR at your convenunce e t.i!.ons MOBILE TUNE. 372 5994 ___________________________ C"'s k's ?h,i.'i ser . -. 66—Horses ----------------- ------- Larry Saxon, Realtor _______________________ enova Gardens Heater Cleaning - ________________________________ P1e,iters Cleaned, all tt ,rs 'tIer er. 1- _______________________ Chico & The Man mare, Jct i792&477,Ljigw Call 37) '3 or 9344603 - VacuumIng, Bathrooms. Wir'tcwi. Floor Waxing, Rug Shampioo.ng. Ovens, Re-fri gerators F ree Fs?im,ute"s Call 327)1*2 Carpentry. Remodeling. Addit'. (,,ti'ir'u V,cirk ( cmse,1. t%or..led Free- est,rnate Interior, [io . ----- -- ._" '"'' ' PET REST INN Board.ng A. Grooming Ph ]2 '1337 BUDDY'S HOME IMPROVE MENT ALL TYPES OF CAR PENTRY, AND REPAIRS 37? 133$ '.'. "'..'." ':" I"m- Eitt'r'or Plaste-rinu p,stclu,n 9. s'mulite.t brick & stOne Spec.aity 3fl 7lpi3 -______________________________ SOLAR HEATING AND WATIEP PURIFCAT ION SYSTEMS Call Phil Gonzalez 303 373 3939 rraso',- V-'d Phone 3?) 6.354 Interior Plaster Ph1IJbINgI i,i' i, ri. heaters la.m Ii) ,., p m Ituru Sat 233.4 Pars 373 Ml? BATH ENCLOSURES Think - No messy curtains, no We! floors Pressure Cleaning Fully adjustable for any SiZe tub or Shower, self cleanrig tr i' i"s _____________________________________ At,A CL FANS A C ,. I 32) (5 ___________________________ i Land'charbg -_ L.,ur.J Clearing flo -_- , a'rv URIVE IN TV SERVICE Sery,' 30? Lie o.i i' Fast Blvd ' FSTERSON LAND CLEARIN(, liulIdcilln W'rh II '.'v." ,' - Tractor Work 3723190 F Ica,,ting, Oh:' ' -o ;.': 'I?13 Roof ing itr' ________________________________ I 'ptr' r,f r,urs flit 'nots or MachInes ___________________________ Shflglr.s Al *cr guaranteed BROGoii .oOFiNc, _____________________ )73o? 011 (f- .YACiII!4['', We se'rv.ce ,ill makes and mode-is' Upho1i.rg Free Pickup and Delivery S,anfordfiusinessMactu,nes 322 9003 ... ., ..,.. ... ,..,..,,,. ,, ,,.oY,t. ,. i.. 'dt,1 •I. "S . -- Exterior "_ . - ' - , Paliiting _________ : ;' : '.'';';'] _________ ' DAVE'SPAINTING Work's Slow - Cheap Rates Free- rjtim!.' 337 3613 - W,r:illlng "EL I S OP .,. ___________ '- _______ , ____________________________ 'I'I?i.SLL 31) "S3L','-, Alltypesandsl,e-5 We re-pam-and Se-rv.,. Pest Control Plastering, Plaster Patching A. simulated brick A. stone SpciaIty 372 771) - -- Pet Care that 5.uturcj.,j, C.0 tIred help Paneling door, windows huug. concrete-work. etc By tee- tour or by the job. 3229)45 'o'me Improvements :JkniIIothc .-=...=--_ - ________________________ ___________ "' 125 ' '-. Office luxury Patio Apartments 322.2090 - -. Peg. quarter horse all tack, $300. pinto gelding, scene tack, _____________________________ 1130. Phone 3736709 "' Beauty Core _____________________________ (tormerly Harniett's Beauty Nook) 319F First, By .,-_.. ______ _____ - - .' clean 1971 Duster, 6 cyl, stano Free to good home--Poodle, male. 1970 Hornet. 6 cyl , ita 36.000 orIginal miles white & aprcot, 2 yrs. old; 1970 Torino, 302 eng., auto eligible- to register. I)! 717$, 1969 Monterey Wagon, like I Manyotherstocp,e-p0 - TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON zzzzZZZZZZZZixrzz2Zzz) ---- &5—PetssppIies -_ A IR 373 9110 Professionall1 lAJn,'d 323-$670or 831•fl7 - ------- "—r-''-_--_---.i.,'---'---'-"--- _ '---_ .- betwetn shade trees. 3 BR. 7' bath on P', acres, carpeted, air heat. Owner Associate, $312333. _______________________________ W. 25th 51, SANFORD SOn I.ake, Free Boating Pe-oj SClvbPioue Drapes •Careting •Sep. Dining Rooms .-----=--- MOSSIE C. BATEMAN pQ Real Estate Broker 1505 Highway 17-fl, Sanford, Nxt To Cavalier ---'- 7 BR- I bath block, family room. Pe-ifect for refine-es, FROM Large I & 2 Bdrm. Apts.Furn. or Unfurn. PH. 322•26'l Harris, at SEARS in Sanford )3 good 2 BEDROOM ES NO SECURITY DEPOSIT. The Herald BR, block, TOWNp-(OU 3 Mo..6 Mo. & 1 Year Leases CAN BE CUT WITH SCISSORS IDEAL FOR ROOFINGor INSULATING 7 baths, 30'x30' family room, with fireplace & wet bar,formal dining. plus large breakfast room, Loads of extras. 131,000.37)0717. BEDROOMSUITES f1• WITHGOODCREDIT For Example 1961 Valiant, 6 cyl. stand I 1964 Fairlan,. 6 cyl. auto, extra Home improvements central Heat & .r Cenj.tcu.rig For free estimates. (.111 Carl STUDIO 1, 2. 3 zxZXXZZZttt)s. NON RUSTING PURE ALUMINUM EASILY INSTALLED WITH S APLEGUN BY OWNER- Ictyllwilde, 4 your terms. HAL COLBERT,REALTOR SELMAWILLIAMS.Au.ociateEves. 372 0617or 3771117 ______________________________ Air Conditioning - 1 ' _________________ Just assume my 7 pcI. mortgage or name 3 bedroom, REALTY INC ''SI UVI(L iii: YOND TIlE CONTRACT" - — I CAN BE HAD! 707 C 75th .3737832 I HIS ONE HAS IT ALL, Beautiful) F acres Rent Blue LuStre EIectic Carpet I Shampooer for only St SO per day CARROLL'S FURNITURE EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY LU Are-a. brick home, nestled H AL COLBERT Kish Real Estate USEDOFFSET PRINTING PLATES 23 INCH ES BY 36 INCHES 300 N. FRENCH AVE. .. 41—Houses Any Car— No Money Down BUSINESS DIRECTORY - " Commercial Lots. Screage up to 10,000 Rent . PFALTOR 322 7493 cc re- 'sidential & ALUMINUM SHEETS ' 322-764.3 — 10 Acres on Pine- Way. Real Estate 975 :-' LoIs. Highbanki, Road IndustrIal Park, 19.600 per lOt. for - Realtor condition. Terms, $31,500 Offering fishing, canoeing and convenience store Surrounded by • kcres east of Sanford, $70.00) Will beautiful oak arid cypress trees. livide 3?? 4170 f)i'(Uf y Clerk JI ii) CODE TO f'POV IDE A FEE recorded ri Plat Book. it, Poqøs 47 INSTAL and 4$. of the- Public Records of WILLIAM L COLBERT FOR SCHEDULE STEUSTROM, DAVI5 ALTERATIONS, Seminole County, Florida, LATIONS, MCINTOSH PARCEL ii REPAIRS OR REPLACEMENT OF Lot 93, Howell Estates Subdivision Flagship Bank of Sanford EQUIPMENT OR SYSTEMS COVERED THE PROVISIONS Replat, Seminole County, Florida, P0. BOx 13)0 Sanford, Florida 32171 OF THE CODE. SAID FEE according to the Plat thereof Attorneys for Petitioner SCHEDULE TO BE Ill AC. recorded in Plat Book II, Pages 17 Clerk of the- Circuit Court, and tile Of the Public Records ot Publish' Oct. 77, Nov 3.10, I?, 1975 o before November 79th, 197$ COROANCE WITH THE FEES AS otherwise DES 161 a Jvdgment may bee-. the same In GupI,cate arid as MAY BE ADOPTED FROM TIME Seminole County; Florida. Provided in Section 733.16, Florida 'etf ocalnst you for the relief SaId parcels to be sold roparately, TO TIME DY THE CITY CON Statuf, in their Offic FICTITIOUS NAME demanded In the Complaint, in the DATED thiS 6th dayof November, MISSION OF THE CITY OF County CCurthoue in Seminole Notice is hereby given that I an, WITNESS my hand arid the- seal of A 0, 1915 SANFORD, FLORIDA: County, Florida, within four efuqaged 'n buSne%t at 690 East 4)4. Court on thl 23rd day f Oc A copy shall be available at the (SEAL) C'iSte-lbrrry, Seminole County, fOber, 1975. calendar months from the time of Arthur H. fleckwitn, Jr. otfkv f the City Clerk for all Florida under the fictitious name of (Seal) thC first Putullcation hereof, Or the Clerk of tue CIruat Court sons desiring to examine the some. sam will be barred. KING'S TEXACO SERVICE, and Arthur H. fl.eckwith, Jr. By: Martha I. VihIen All parties in irtere'st and citizens File-ti at Sanford, Flda, this )t that I intend to regi%ttr U'd name Clerk of the Circuit Court Deputy Clerk an opportunity to eclay of October, 1973 with ttiti Clerk 04 the Circuit Court. By Mary Pt. Darden Ptrd H .julian, it. et i.aid hearing Irma luonykin Seminole County, Iior in Deputy Clerk tcpntrom, Davis & By orde-r Of the City Commission A Executrix cordance With the provisions Of the PHILLIP H. LOGAN McIntosh of the City of Sanford, Florida. F'ctifious Name Statutes, To Wit: Of SHINPjOL5ER AND LOGAN IRVING U. FIELDER F' 0. 8.0* 1330 14. P4. Tamm, Jr. Attorney for IRIPIa, ZVORYKIPII Section$6S,09 Florida Statutes 1957. Post Office Box 7379 Santd, Florida 37771 City Clerk 140$, kriO'*I5, 5: Edward I king Sanford, Florida 3771 Publish: Nov. 10. 197$ HI1 Ploy. )O, w;nter Park Pblith. Ploy 3. 10, I', 24, 1975 Publish: Oct. 77, Ploy. 3, io, 11, 197$ DET 3E'I DIET.13 6 Acres, 7 BR, I bath, $630)() 1972 Oldsmobile Delta N, fully equipped, Pay equity A. take Ov,r pay'i ,e-nts at $73 09 373 4169 ____________________________ 9306061 COUNTY- 3 NEKIVA RIVER- Adult park Having Ctaimt or Demands Against are reqjlre-d to Serve a CoDy of Said Estate: written efrnses. if anp, to 'I ° PHILLIP H LOGAN, You are hereby notitled and t reguTr to present any claims and SHINHOLSER AND LOGAN. At demands which yOu map hove tOIN' for Plaintiff. Post Office 777?, 3)2 W P)rst Street, Sanford, against the ejtate at VASILY V. Florida 3777, and file the origini ZVORYKIPI deceased late of Seminole County, Florida. to the with ttueClerk Of Ihoabayecourton ' th, carpet & V jAcres,) BR. Ibath. stocked fish pond. 153.0)0 F 71. Mao's Speech Impaired CD, 3 BR, I'i drapes. $73,500 P b droom. furnished with cabana, on private- fenced lot SItS ma. 323- nsat retired alter Interviewing President Ford On his final LOOK F HA. buys Sma'l down payment, privite lot. $175 mo Adults Onty. 173 0161. Realty, 64'—Equipmerit __________________ l,u.., efficiency iPt. Crank NELSON'S FLORIDA ROSES _________ Antique dining table, & chaIr, $30; RCA 22" cOlor TV, 510; A.M.FM _____________________________ Stereo. 373 0709 in CailBart Real Estate 175 UP PER MO lice one bedroom trailer, on large will onsider land contract, We have two, 5 R. 1', bath I fiR,? bath, mini farm, mother - KULP DECORATORS 109W 1st St .372njs We Buy Furniture _____________________ or both with tam p room, central heat air, assume mortgage and no qualifying 523.9(52 ALSOSTORAGE SPACE 2969. ASsume 3 bedroom, I' - Security deposit. No pets. 511 1010 - qualifying, Fenced Lots Req Real Estate Broker 371 0610 37) 571$: 372274*: 323 7095 - No gr'fl and Balance- *7 months at 1108 15. Phone 373 601) after 130 pm assume payments. _______________________ '19 Willys Jeep Universal, wheel drive. worn hubs, tow bar, all Sears SP,reddq'r Bagger, wIth eat running gear Onod ConditIon 337 ramp, used 3 Purl. 363 5913. 1799 after S p m or any time - 322 94)) Eve 869 tue WITT REALTY FOR RENT 34-4v'obtle Homes are-a, ____________ OFFICE&STORE BUILDINGS the began"MeetthePre5"asaradjo5lw3oyer5$go, OWNER mercial zoning in good residential inch tires. 1900. Phone 32) 0)91 FloridacOStrawberry Plants W. C. Muse _____________________________ West First St., 377 1739 or .AKE VIEW- i bedroom, 7 bath, W. W. carpet. RIGHTS TO LAKE USE. $33.70) Very attractive. $165 Os Bary- Adults, I BR, aIr; close to stores, churches Ideal for retired persons 6696491 or 3729034. AN OHIO OIL CO. Offers PLENTY OF MONEY plus cash bonuses, fringe benefits to mature in Pt1fl)efIts dividual in Sanford area. Regardless of eiperience, airmail A. .1 Read, Pres, American Clean 2 bedroom, screened porch, bIg yard; 1 child o.k.; 1)00 month. Lubricants Co. Box 696, Dayton, Phone 373 4767. Ohio. 4310). 519.500. ..ARGE- 3 bedroom home, Fla. room, PLUS rental mobile home OWNER WILL FINANCE lit SA'ing to you. I Bdrm,, closed po'ch. $130 furnished or unfurnlshed. Newly fenced WILL FINANCE, OELTONA HOMES One & 7 bedroom apartments, and filing Monday tPur. Friday. heat, 33—Houses Furnished Call after 6 p.m., 333 9579. Medical Secretary for physician's off Ice In Sanford Knowlee of medical terms, Insurance-, typing Reduced to 113,500, 3 BR, corn EASY TO OWN- 3 bedroom, cent, Easy friendly iivinig. Come join us. FRANKLIN ARMS APTS. Re-nt from $114 m 3236630 — ___________________ Larqe3roomn apt., shade trees,front If you can talk, you can make money with us Call Mr Daddls, 162.3713. Mid2O',3A. 1 BR homestinancedat I pct. interest, _____________ 1972 Opal Mcntia, $700 - - Renewed homes. '- -- Dealer _________________________ 51—Household Goods M iaw as $100 down, No closing costs. ' 19/0 Dodge Yonoco, 313 Cu in • air shocks, deep chrome wheeti. S 1974 911 Porsche 7 Litre, rambezi green with black top, very nice 1.5.195. Call Don Pope, 322-1651 WOodruff'sGardenCenfer 601 Celery Aye-., 5anfor 'nrier hig 7aii in cab'nrt. 3 r'eilt' posit Ion, twin needle, front lt'iAflina. rteIuir Se-wing macnine Pay balanm-e of $7$ 10 payments ('4 19 SI'• SANFORD SEWING CENTER 301 East First. Downtown 80--Autos for Sale tire's 1493 321 0215. Dealer, ______________________________ St., 3236630. - . SANFORD SAVE ON HOME FINANCING PS. Perfe-tt 2nd car, '6.4 Fairtane Station eExecutiveCha'r — Two Alma Desks 372 !S __________________________ - Near shopping, 2 BR home. $17,000. Large lot. 3 BR home-, 519,000. Downtown. 3 BR home, $19,500, 1949 GMC Pik.up _______________ Spe-ctracide-granules tor lawn iniect Control, GardenLard. 1400 W. 1st Assume Payments ____________ _______ Antique, A 1 Cditi, $700 349 5554 ____________________________ Casselberry, 17.97,1)04706 __________________ Kitcl-ien.Bathroom Cabinets. Counter tops, Sinks 'nstallation available, Bud Cabell )Z7 9057 anytime Sanford - _____ 332.3477 -_- 79—Trucks-Trailer's ton. PB and radio1 I ply tire-s. new battery an brakes PhoneIli 092) after 6pm ______ use,.. 323 323 6061 or )23OSlleves _________________________________ -__- 1977 Ford pickup, & chairs, secretarial deks & chairs, straight chairs, filing cabinets, is Cash and Carry P'IOLL'S BUY—SELL—TRADE 803W Professional Service 107 W. Commercial $31.9772 CLIFF JO P DAN, P EAL TOP BAMBOO COVE APTS Exceptional opportunity to earn in your spare time. 373616). I RealEstate Wewillprovidetpue Modern Clean 3 bedroom homes, family room, garage, carpets. '30-Apartments Unfurnished _______ pllances. Damage deposit. Adults Call after 3 p.m. 327 5sf,o RENT PURCHASE PLAN Rentals - You want to Buy or Sell plus $100 security deposit. Phone 9043579368 9042193)2), - house, $135 monthly. No ap. Motorcycle tn-surar,ce EILAIP AGENCY 32] )6 - - 62—Lawn-Garden Two 10 gal Rheem water hen'efoe natural gas. $35 eace. Never _______________________________ Wooclor steel desks (executive desk WILSON MAIER FURNITURE payment, monthly payments less then rent. Government Subsidized to qualified bupers. Call to see. it you quaIfy' M (JNSWORTH REALTY Peg. Real Estate Broker --'- ____________________________ II) 311E.FirstSf. 78—?MtorcyCies -- Used office furniturø' — New tuc.jses in a rural area. No down Reconditioned flatteries, u exchange REEL - S BODY SHOP. Wrchandise 60—Off ice Supplies 3212 1947 3720649 * They're Hot" * If --- FULLER BRUSH * "Get 'Em While * - Call Ph.3fl 71$) 3779794 - Ovation Guitar, Glen Campbell model, 12 strIng, new cOndition. $375 i?h case. Will negotiate-, 26fl after 5 Phone 3721301 — FORREST GREENE, INC Large 3 bedroom house, 1329 Mellonville; fenced back yard. AvaIlable Nov. Ste $725 month INC. REALTY See our ad Ir Business Directory Fende-rcjouble neck Steel guitar arid 123 bass Cereni accord ar. uid condition. lnstructon books in cluded. Phonic 373 SIlO damaged stock. Payton's Children's Wear (Formerly Buttons 'N Bows), 7640 Hiawatha. 32'? 211$ AFTER lIPS. 377)991 PEAL ION 173 1774 2 Bedroom, renovated, unfurnislue-d JIM HUNT MOBILE-TUNE -- 59—MosicaI ________- 76 —Auto Parts " ' SAVE 60 pct. and more on smoked 372 ______ ce-tIe-nt Condition. Only $399. Phone $690773 INVENTORY CLEARANCE (to make room for nu,v stock). Everything Reduced To Clear! REALTORS Branch OffiCe No 1 ,, -' II' Brunswick. glass, electric start, II Pup Evin.rude, with trailer, . call 332-9719 for space- Sch u ren Realty Tue's. ________________________________ '' - - - Call Bnitton, Orange City Family 55.-.-&ts & Accessories for Sale - Campgrounds. Sunday night . FLEA MARKET opening Nov. 15. West Hwy. 16 1'.', miles East of 1.4 behind Auction Galleries. Dealers _______________________________ SEE US TODAY 767)OrlandoOrive CHRIS ROBSON MARINE 7927 Hwy 1192 - _____________________ Il' Traci Tr,lr W,ii seii (,t-uc'jp AVE. __________ _________— ____________ - . 75—Recreationaf Vehicles TIAN CHRUCH. 24th 8. PARK Above ground pool, 4",'xlS'. Ex. elle-nt condition. Pump, filter ir,luded. Call after 4 p.m. 323 166) Builder or Developer- Exceptiona' buy in building lots lust far enough from town 2521 Park, Dr REALTOR Harold HaIl Realty 1306133 REALTORS 3fl-19l0eves company training & Ioc.ation set. up. Investment of 540015.000 Call collect, Mr. Carson, II) 5765330. ___________________ in your home Only $21,900. Conditioned, carpeted, kitchen equipped, clothes washer, food freezer included; garage. $775. VENDING ROUTES 9—Good_Things to Eat commercial zoning just In case CASSELDERRY- 3 bedroom, 2 bath home, family room, air 6—Child Care ma. Lutheran Church of Redeemer, 377)552 or Mrs Martin, 372 6.4w. INVEST WISELY- Like new 3 bedroom, central air, w w carpet, $135 month. Phone 323.494 Taxi Cab Business 8. related fran. cliii, Call owiuer, 901 233 7522 - Only $29,900. You'll love It. You'll love the swimming pool too. 7 Bedroom house Kitchen Equipped normal retail. Investment of $13,100. For information call collect. Mr. Grebe-, $13 576 5370 ______________-------- Immediate CONGREGATIONAL Beautiful bookcase bed, covered springs, mattress, firit $30 takes. Other set springs, mattress. $31. 6723. _______________________ Beautiful kitchen and 3 bedroom home-, close to schools anct Shopping. $71,000. '..__ -- Double barrel shotgun, 3" magnum, 1100. 10 srxl. & 3 spd. bikes, $35 ea . lawn mower, 1)0. 32) 0157 - Any Quantity. NOLL'S Casietberry, H*y, Il 97 930 1706 GIANT GARAGE & RUMMAGE SALE SAT., NOV 15.9 TO 530 Merchandise * ** STOP PAYING RENT- See this adorable 3 bedrootrn, 2 bath with family room, and ww carpet - -- Wanted to buy, new or used fur 506.5. Sat.. Sun, Mon. /11-id up Terry Re-Ity, Realtor 678 oil) _________________________ 2563 Park Dr. CallRichardArsenaul, $62443S.e-xt.'t7I _______________________________ _______ -Mscellaneous StoeshineChoirWan,e' Wanted I) buy used office furniture SEMINOLE CO. Acreage tracts, small and large $2,000 per acre- -- Exclusive Area PILOIAPI REALTY, REALTOR $311947 or after Hrs, 13% 01*4 32—Houses Unfurnished FASHION BOUTIQUE front. Wantedto Buy, 6'SlidingQtauDi)o,-, 'fl " CARPORT SALEUseful household items aria Misc. Come see. 136 West Coleman Circle. 322 Acres east of Sanford. Has 2 wells and septic tank, Ready to build Phone 3778)77. Quality 3 bedroom, 2 bath home on canal, plus pool Large tree shaded lot. 147,500 with terms, possession 125.000 Svntan 3 BR, 7 bath, kitchen furnished. $163 ma. Call between 4 & $ p.m., 3720153. contact Giles .1. Duplechin, At. Earn an unlimited income in the-torney, 1000 Fourth Street, Iad,'s fashion world Your own Gretria, La, 70033. Shoppe in your own town. Corn. pie-Ic with fixtures and latest Want lady to share my home anti fashion clothes Top name- brands expenses. Must be dependable and with livings of 20 30 pd. under hive references. Phone 323 5470 - Brick Looking for garden equipment? Read today's classified ads for good buys 21—Situations Wanted REAL TOPS 3 bedroom, I". bath, air, fenced, Two bedroom, furn. or urWurn., adults preferred, security deposit. 32359.51 or 3776620 ___________________ ' Neat & Clean * * * DAVIES - 12) 9)70 ________ rliture by pie-ce or house full. Call 323 7377 after 6 p.m. 54—arage Sales ________________________ ________________________ - 79 Acres near Markham and Lcugwood Road Call 131 6699 days or after 5pm call 3774366. S Your MLS Agency 322-6457 eves. 24—BusirsS q)fX)rtuflitles NAVEL ORANGES $750 BUSHEL 3721970 ___________________ Box 553, Sanford, Eta 3777) 0vang, GrapefruIt, Satsuma Tang.Io, and Lemons RU. Hutchison. 377 1051 REALTOR -- COLOR TV,$1193M0NT14 RENTAL PURCHASE PLAN du 43—Lots-Acreage 322242O Anytime GENERAL CON IPAC TOP REAL ESTATE, INC We BUY Furniture Color TV's from $50, o&w. from . Service all make-s HERBS' TV. 1700 S. French, 373 173.4 _________________________ __________________________________ JOHNNY WALKER 1 bedroom unfurnished. kitchen equipped, air, carpeted, $99.50. Adults only. 372-2296 wt.nds. & Companion, Needed immediately 67906.36 For further information call 173 45*7 or writeSanford Al Anon Family Group P.O. -. 31A—[tpIexes _____- _________________________ CEDAR & TENNESSEE STONE, 3 bedroom home on almost an acre, Custom built with country living at its best 20) • Square feet living area itS a rr,II P'.C're Bcdro.ms, centr! heat and at, wall to wall carpet, brick finish aluminum overhang, large corner lot on paved road $75.400-l0pct. down Immediate occupancy LAKE MARY- 2 BR duplex, kit then equipped. Carpeted, central Peat & air, 1)50 per mo. FORREST GREENE INC. Nurses; RN's; LPN's; Aides; Aid's. IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM INYOUR FAMILY? AL ANON For families or friendt of problem drinkers. Home Interest Credit - - AVON Want to earn Extra Xmas money? Call 611 3079 BARGAIN HUNTERS PARADISE That's Clasyified Ads • -. CASH 3224132 For used furniture, apl;ari.,i. tools. etc Buy I or loot items Larry's Mart, 2)5 Sanford Aye REPAIRED iS Sanford Ave. 3739370 _______________________________ liLT TEN TIIAP4 NEW This I BR, 2 bath home Isas the advantage-i of mature landscaping, pooi, central air and economical gas he-at. Range-, drapes, combination garage -game room, Gorgeous interior Loce-te-cj at 2)1 Forest. Be Bary One & Two bedroom apartments, carpeted, air, furn, & unfurn $95 up 3771910. tO 7 Experienced. Call 373096.1 between 2 to 6. Writ, P.O. Box 1713 Sanford,Florida 3717) Block - - SMALL APPLIANCES k refrlgeratnr, double 3250 Sq. ft., for only - 68—Wanted to Buy ____________________________ NEED A SERVICEMAN? You'll find him listed lfl Our Businets Service Directory _____________________________ tI'tmfl Payments 1)06 17 mo Offered o,' Sa'iin'. 5. Loan. 313 trlC)1", utilities. )fl-79$.0. Help wanted, part time waitress. II Perhaps AIcc4.oI,c Anonymous Can Help Call 42) 4387 New • 179,500. Call us for an appointment to see. MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR 3274991 1919 5. French 377 7)71, 3721196, 332 19R.i 377 1959,337116.1 $95. Phone 332-7930. Kids outqrow tNt' Swing set or Smati 19 Year old insurance company hat insurance debit in Santord are-a tuiCyde' 5ell these idle items wlh Previous Insurance experienci a want Act To plac your ad, call desired but not required. My mer your friendly ClaSsified gal at The are earning an average of $15,OCK Ht'reitd, 'tfl 261). cur III 9993 annually and have comprefuerusiva ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll employee benefits. if you are i Free, 641 1027 for "We Care"se-If Starter and sales minded, I "NOtline-," Adults or Teens. want to talk to you. Call 191 7371.9 am, 104:30pm. for appointment. FACED WITH A DRINKING PROBLEM range, garage Stemper Realty Lake Mary- Clean furnishec MOGNEYAPPI.IANCES7) 0697 ________________________ Offered by Payments. - - service,usecjmachunes SKYLINE - t)ouble wide, '73,21' * 6. 3 BR, 2 bath, raised front screen room, central air, carport awning and skirting. Good con 'SANmflP1i' 'All', I FADER" SPACIOUS 6 fIR HOME, 4 baths, in good condition Close- to schools and downtown. Attic fan, drapes, room, carport, PtO & utility buildings. 7 Beautiful shaded fenced lots Income from lot rental, Owner will finance I Realty • COMPLETELY FURNISHED17.60' mobilehome, large Flor,'la I I& SR 434, Lcuq,','ocid EARN EXTRA INCOME the Amway way. As little as 115 get youstartedlna business of yovi own. Ge-I the WHOLE story. Phoni days 67$ 2621 eves and weekends 4—Personals baths, loaded with extras. Only Crtr,I KEPIMORE WASHER, parts, ISYr, FHA FINANCING GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3803 Orlando Drive Sanford, 373 go Stenstror'n 171.500. FinancIng available. MONTHLY RENTALS AVAILABLE 1150 -$175 Color TV QUALITY INN NORTH MILLIONS OF DOLLARS i Real Get some action with a Herald classified ad. We'll help you writ e Estate is sold daily in the an ad that will brIng a fast sali classitle-d ads. Nothing Small CALL 3fl 2611 about that. -. ________________________ .. 53—_'rv.Rad jo-Stereo ' OWNER ANXIOUS.-) Bedroom, I', Spacious, well furnished, pin paneled, all electric; good quit neighborhood. Adults. 322 0796. Pony and tack, $125, English saciie and girl's wear;nq habit, size 9 tO. MI, 6'. and boots. lB 377 75-9? - . terms apartments, attractively fur nIShtd, conveniently located an beautifully landscaped. $13S mc Call between 9:30 5 For in foem1on calL 3270704 18—Help Wanted Cemetery lois (31 under a big oak - AT PRICES. SANFORD AUCTIOPI. 37) 7110. - Double wide new, central air, raised front screen room, carport, sklrling, corn pletely set up, Near 436 & 1792 Oflered by Savings & Loan. 191.51 per month 373-6051 2-Bedroom, kitchen equipped, screened porch, wall wall carpet, air. 116,800 or best offer. Phone 3734991 story, zoned multiple family, needs a lot of fixup. Will cut loosefoeonty$5,000cashonjs.SOOwith APPLIANCES FLEETLINE - - NOW LEASING New, modem-n, 1 story efficienc __________ Req. Real Estate Broker 1100E.2SthSt 3326655 BARGAIN FIX-UP- $17,500. Two QUALITY $113.36 mo. 373605) TAFFER REALTY 4447 lid W. 2nd St location, with trees SavIngs 8. Loan, ------ ._ BARGAIN ________________________ . 6&—Horse . BarrIngton, double wide, new, 74' * 60', central air, large raised screen patio, carport, skirting, wood grain lapsed Siding, good Di',' )fl 613 Ngtits)77 215? Monday, Nov. 10, 1973 -7A 52Appfiance" Savings & Loan 373-6051. — ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. Owner - 3brdm. house on 11th St 1 years old, 7 storage sheds, car port, nice- yard with tree-s. F.H,A approve-don can assume- presentS PcI. mortgage. Total $77,500. Ph. 305 3fl.1$93. AVALON APAR TMENTS ADULTS, NO PETS I oi this notice, the fic South 61 degrees SO' 29" East along Allen B. Wallace, Jr.. County, Florida line of Wekiwa Spring Rood in a sheriff's deputies, titious name, to wit: ODYSSEY II the Southerly line of Lot Xl for a As Eiieculor Together with all structures and Westwardly direction br a distance BEAUTY SALON under which lam distance of 13507 feet; the-nce North Improvements now and hereatter on The other seven were ar. of 344.37 feet terminating with the S: George A. Speer, Jr., of bu$lflCSS at 413 South a degrees 37' 31" West for a sad land, and fitute% attached engaged in & SPEER. PA . rested after officers examined North right-ofway line of State SPEER thereto: alsoallgas,Ste$m, electric. Highway 1797. K Mart Shopping distance of 10199 feet. thence North Attprney for E*ecutor Road 434 i degrees 50' 33" West for a information gathered in the ioi water, and other heating cooking, Center in the City of Fern Park, PERSONS INTERESTED MAY P 0. distance of 7966 feet to the point of raids, he said. refrigerating. Ilgntng, pumblng, Florida. APPEAR AND BE HEARD AT THE Sanford, Fla. 37771 That the party interested in said heg'nnnq, according to the plat entlIating, irrigating, and power Ilerry Lewis Williams, who TIME AND PLACE ABOVE Publish: Nov. 10, 17, 1973 entericise Is as follows thereof as recorded n Piat Book I). DET-S2 System5, machines, appliances, SPECIFIED. SHARON LOUISE PUCKETT Page 61, Public Records of Seminole agents said aperated the lot- (Seal) __________________________ future-s. and appurtenance, which Dated at Orlando, Orange County, County, Florida. teries, and the other 15 were now are or may thereafter pertain Board of County Florida. October 30, 1911 has be-en filed against you and you NOTICE TOCREDITORS to, or be used with, in, or Commissioners charged with conducting an i Id PublIsh, Nov. 3, tO, 17. 71, 1973 are required to serve a copy of your UNDER UNIFORM COMMERCIAL premises, even though of Seminole County, legal gambling business, All be DETlI written defenses, if any, to it on CODE-BULK SALES Florida detached or detachable RICHARD H ADMAS, JR. of Gray, ;ere from Jacksonville. TI) 'di Cr,..lr', ei 4.\NtI CHUI., fly' Arthur H Range r Adams, harris & I nsci. P A IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND ) i Lria 101 RCtr'JL'rator Clerk of the Circuit Court MI thise arrested appeared plaintiff's attorneys. vihOSe address COUNTY, SEMINOLE FOR south Wymore Road, Altamonte By: Marie W, Waker Central Heating Unit is I East Robinson Street, P.O. FLORIDA. Springs, Florida 32701 before a U.S. magistrate and Carpeting Deputy Clerk Box 30a4, Orlando. Florida 37907, On 1. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN has been filed against you and ou CIVIL ACTION NO. ?S2216.CA04D were released on $1,000' bond Publish: Nov. 10, 1971 or before-the I0thdayof December. thata Bulk Trarnferunder ArticleS arerequirecltoserveacopyof your In Re: The Marriage DET4.4 _____________________________ each, the FBI said. 1975, and fife the original with the ARTHUR WILLIE BELLENGER, of the Uniform Commercial Code written defenses, if any, to it Petitioner clerk of this Curt either before Agents said no estimate of the fN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE will be made on or after the 14th day MacLean and Brooke plaintiff's service on plaintiff s attorneys or (Iperation's income could be EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. of November, 1971. be-N.e-en HANOI attorney, whose- address is Post and immediatelythereafter;ofherwisea IN AND FOR SEMINOLE CHEK, INC., a Florida corporation Office Drawer X. Jacksonville, JUANITA BELLENGER. CUlT provided until paraphenel Ia COUNTY, FLORIDA. default will be entered against you Respondent at 101 South Wymore Road, Fiorida377O3onorbeloreNovember for ftc relief dem&nded In the confiscated during the raids CIVIL NO. 72O1CA.O9.B NOTICE OF ACTION Altamonte Springs, Florida. as 39th, 1975, and file the original with complaint. THE LOMAS & NETTLETON "Transferor," and MILLER EN inc clerk cf this Court either be-tore TO JUANITA BEL.LENGER was examined. WITNESS my hand and seal of TERPRISES. 331 Central Ave., service on ptaintitf's attorney or RESIDENCE UNKNOWN COMPANY, this Court on October 31st, 1975 Last Known Mailing Addresj Cresccnl City, Florida, as "Tran. immediately thereafter; otherwise a Plaintiff, Seal) steree." 57 Moran Street, vs. default will be entered against you Legal Notice Arthur H Beckw,th, Jr Rochester, New York 7 DurIng the one year past the for the relief demanded in tneDELORIES BUTTS, a single Clerk of the Circuit Court Transferor,sofarasisknowntotp,e complaint or petition YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED woman. By Lillian T. Jenkins Defendant. Transferee, has had the following WlTNESSmyhandaridthe-sealof that an action for dissolution of IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND Deputy Clerk marriage has bee-n filed against you FOR SEMIN3LE names and addresses, in ths Court on October 3tn, 1973 COUNTY, NOTICE OF SALE Publish Nov 3. 13. 17, 21. 1975 andyo.i are requlredtoservea copy FLORIDA NOTICE ISIIEREEIY GIVEN that addition to tne name and address ICourl Seal) DEl 20 of your written defenses to it, 'I any, CIVIL ACTION NO. 'N' 1st (iav of Plocmter, 1973 at which apoears above Arthur H. BeckAth. Jr. 3. All debts of tne Transferor are on Carroll Burke, Attorney for In Re: The MarrIage Of 11:00 a m at the west front 000r of Clerk of tne Circuit Court FICTITIOUS NAME to be paid in full on closing as a Petitioner, whosi address 5 612 INEZ ELIZABETH BROwN, the Courthouse of Seminole County. By. Lillian 1. Jenkins Notice i hereby given that I am Sanford Atlantic Bank Buitdin Petitioner, at Sanford, Florida the ur,dersigned result of the transaction. All As Deputy Clerk ' engaged buSinesS at Xl6 E. 13th arid eClerk will offer for sale the following creditors are Iereby admonished to Pub.ish- Oct. 77, NOv. 3, tO. U. iOiS Sanford, Florida 37771, and file St.. Sanford. Seminole County, send fheir statements to Iran ARTHUR BROWN, described real property: DES iso original with the Clerk of Circuit Florida under the fictitious flame of Court, Seminole County, Florida, on TOM MAR SHALL PRODUCT IONS Respondent. Lot 43, Block "C", WASHI NGTON sfet'eI's Attorney, J. 0. ASBURY, 3725641 Aft Ifrs 917W lit st . Sanford House located on Lot 21 Harden subdivIsion 1st. St. $1,500. Ph. 332. PARK AVENUE MOBILE PARK 7545 Park Drive $70 up - '73. cc-rural air, dishwaSher, raised patio, skirting, & tie downs. Good iocatlon Payments $41.29 ma. Offered by BROKERS - Sundo-Noon Fi'Id PIlL. I LULT RAYMOPIOM BALL Peg Real Estate Broker here tomorrow. 377 0)51 ($7.00 MINIMUM CHARGE) 3 Lines Minimum Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 42—Mobile Homes - BALL REALTY EVERY DAY someone is looking for what you have to sell. Call today and your Classified Ad will appear — 27, Lawrence G. Spivak, who 26 limes Noon The Dy Before Pubhcatlon Ieee-ti won't Ice its rnado Image." during three tours of duty In Vietnam, took his court after being discharged last month. 5:30 P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9.Noon - .- 41—Houses general commercial. Lot plus an extra lot. 130,000 or be-st offer. )'i) 4j 6 room apt., downsta rs, pan ly furnished, fenced yard. $100 re 41c a timP 31c a lini 24c a lam - _______--- 7 Aprtment, good income Zoned — DEADLINES CIVIL ACTION PlO. 75.721S.CA44.F Sanford, Florida, the above PROPERTY LYING BETWEEN TO TIME BY THE CITY COM THE CITIZENS BANK OF YOU APE HEREBY NOTIFIED described personal property. " Re The Marriage or OVIEDO, a Florida banking cor MISSION OF THE CITY IROQUOIS AVENUE AND That said sale Is being made to that a Petition for DiSSolution of MARJORIE II hELL. poration,dulyauthori:edtotran%act Pctit'ricr, SANFORD, FLORIDA. P.OhlAWK AVENUE AND BETsdtisfy the terms of said Writ of Marriage has been filed against you And A copy shall be available at trie business in the State- of Florida. i5 WEEN SAPI TA BARBARA DRIVE and you are reulredtoserveacopy E'rcution. JAMES tee Plaintiff, and CLAUDE H. P. DELL. Uesl)ondenl office of the City Clerk for all peAND DESOTA DRIVE TO of your written defenses, if any, to it E. Polk, NOTICE TO DEFEND sons desiring to examine the same. WOLFE, INC . CASTLE CUSTOM (SINGLEFAMILY RESIDENTIAL ' on DALE E. ANSTINE, Attorney for Sheriff INLAND THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO INC . All parties in interest and citizens CABINETS, DWELLING) DISTRICT. Petitioner Wife-, whose addf en is Seminole County, Florida JAMES . BELL INC., ALOMA slut! have an opportunity to be MATERIALS, A copy shall be availabl, at the P0. Bx 2347, Orlando, Florida, Publish, Nov. 3, tO, 17. 31, 197$ SPRING CREST DRAPERIES, c o Fulton County Granite heard at said hearing, office of the city Clerk for all per 37907, and file the original with the DIET? __________ Route 4 Riverside Drive TRI CITY ELECTRICAL CON fly oroer of the City CommIssi Clerk of the above styled Court on or sons desiring to examine the same, Douglasvllle, Ga TRACTORS. INC.. ADVANCED ____________________________ AU parties in interejt and citizens of the City of Sanford, Florida. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND before November 29th, 1975, . 3013.a LIGHTING PRODUC"S, INC H. N. Tamm. Jr. shall h4ve an opportunity to be YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, otherwise.a Judgmant may be en FLORIDA FIBERGLASS a. City Clerk heard at saId hearing. against you for the relief that MARJORIE P. BELL has filed FLORIDA PLASTICS,INC, PANNING LUM fly order of the City Commission Publish: Nov. 10, 1973 demanded in the Petition o CIVIL ACTION NO. 1S32ISCA-o9.E BIER & HARDWARE. COMPANY, a Petition in the Circuit Court DElIS of the- City of Sanford, Florida. WITNESSmyhanrJath$fl0f Seminole Counly, Florida, for JAPA[5 F COWAN. INC.. FLORIDA TRl & 000, H N. Tamm, Jr. sOid Court on this 2i1h day of Oc Ue,and vouare Plaintiff, NOTICE OF A PUBLIC HEARING INC., BURZLAFF, INC., BiLL. DssolutonofMarrla City Clerk tober, 1915. ________ TO CONSIDER THE ADOPTION LaBREE, d ba BILL LaBREE, required to serve a copy of your vs Publish: Nov. tO, 1975 LARRY L. FOWLER and wife, (Seal) OFANORDINANCE BY THE CITY PLUMBER. FLORENTINE writlen defenses, if any, DET-43 Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. f HILDA J. FOWLER, MARBLE, TILE I. TERRAZO, WILLIAM L. COLBERT , As Clerk of saiti Court Defendants. STFNSTROM, DAVIS A. MCIN. NotIce is hereby given that a INC., CENTRAL FLORIDA DOOR Lillian I. Jenkins PIOTICE OF A PUBLIC HEARING OF SANFORD. FLORIDA. at the COMPANY, HARRELL'S GLASS TOSH, Attorneys for Petitioner, NOTICE OF ACTION Public Hearing will be held Deputy Clerk TO CONSIDER THE ADOPTION ii Post OfficeBox TO: LARRY L FOWLER and 4' CommissionFloominthecltyt-satlln COMPANY. INC., and KEARNEY Publish: Oct. Nov. 3, tO, I?, 1971 OF ANORDINANCE BY THE CITY HILDA J. FOWLER 13)0, Sanford, Florida 3771), and file City of Sanford, Florida. at 7:00 CONSTRUCTION COMPANY, INC., DES 15$ FLORIDA. OF SANFORD, the Residence Unknown original wilh the Clerk of tp Defendants. o'clock P.M. on November 31, 1975, an Not iu i hereby given a YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED I will self lathe higtufit and best above style-ti Court on or before to consider the adoption of en or Itt THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Public Hearing will be held at the Front (West) Door of Derember 1st. Ins. Otherwise • that an action to fore-close ArcicI's the dinance by the City of Sanford, bidder at Commission Room intheCIty Hall in will of Agreement on he following EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. default and ultimate lutigment Florida, title of which is as lotiaws the Seminole County Courthouse, , CUlT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR the CIty of Sanford, Florida, at 7:00 Sanford, Florida, at 11:00a.m. on bee-flttredagainstyotjfQ,tpierf Property in Seminole County, ORDINANCENO.1370 SEMINOLE COUNTY Florida o'clock PM on November ifls, ' AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY the 70th day of November, A 0.. demanth.d in the Petition PROBATE DIVISION to constier Uue aption of an The South 35 Fcet, f WITPILSS my hand and official Lot 2. Block FLORIDA. 1975, the following described SANFORD, OF PROBATE NO. 71493-Cp dininc, by the City Of Sanford, day , I) Tiers, TOWN OF SANFORD, per AMENDING CHAPTER 19 OF THE property as set forth In said Final seal of said Court on the 73rd In R•: Estate of Florida, title of which is as followS' E R. TRAFFORD'S MAP thereof in October, A 0. 1975, Judgment, to wit. CODE OF THa CITY OF SAN of VASILY V. ZVORYKIN ORDINANCE NO. 1321 Plat Book I, Pages 56 ISeal) through 44, PARCELI FORD, FLORIDA, THE SAME Alt ORDINANCE OF THE CITY the Public Records of Seminole deceased Arthur H. Deckwith, Jr., Lot 91, Howe-lI Estates Subdivision BEING KNOWN AS THE PLUMNOTICE TOCREDITORS SANFORD, OF FLORIDA, County, Florida, Clerk of the CIrcuit court DING CODE, SAID AMENDMENT Peptat, Seminole County. Florida, To All Creditors and All Persons PROVIDING FOR A SCHEDULE has been filed against you arid you By: Lillian I. Jenkins AMENDING SECTION 193 OF accordIng to the Plat thereof lvi at lovich Speaks In Montreal 1 thru 5 times 6 thri, 25 limes HOURS . "The President has all the machinery, but I'd be happy With the grass roots," said the former California governor, adding be thought PresideiitFj had not "been very RATES - P'.ae- NEW YORK (AP) "Maybe the President was a congressman too long," Ronald Reagan said lIt an in.ter'vlew with 'nine magazine. CLASSIFIED DEPT. 8:00 AM. gara IC apartment, clean, wall to w ill carpet, waler furnished. Couç only. No pets. $100 month, $ 25 security deposit. Ideal for wint Pt' residents. Phone 377.1)05 831-9993 - 41—Houses IBedroom furnished Winter Pwk — - -- ______________________________________________________ Odcndo 322-2611 not UN Issue 31—Apartments Furnishe d — pu NOTICE OF ACTION TO: ARTHUR BROWN Address Unknown . - IN THE CIRCUIT cOURT OF THE FICTITIOUS NAME NOTICE OF PROCEEDINGS FOR IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dIR' hereby that we are Notice THE VACATING, ABANDONING. EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. in buSineSS at South llfl CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE CUlT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE DISCONTINUING, AND CLOSING LOnUWOOd. Seminole Coun'Y. COUNTY. FLORIDA SEMINOLE COUNTY COUNTY. FLORIDA. OF RIGHTS OF WAY, CASI PlO 71323ICA0t 0 Florida under tt ficlitous name of cvi PROBATE DIVISION NO. SiII, CA•Ot•A TO WHOM IT MAY COUCERN NATIONAL HACIENDA MOTORS, and that we GOVERNMFP4I AUVAN(.L MOkTGAGE COR YOU WILL PLEASE TAKE PROBATE HO. 75.335-CP MORTGAGE ASSOCIATION, a PORATION, a Delaware cor NOTICE that the Board of County In Re Estate of Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole corporation. etC Deceased. poration, Commissioners of Seminole County, ELLA S. HOWARD Plaintiff, County. Florida in accordance with NOTICE TO CREDITORS &fltifl, Florida, at 7.00 o'clock p.m. on the the Fictitious vS. Of the provisions All creditors of the estate of ELLA 2nd day of December, AD., ins, in Section CARLTON DUNNING and ARCHIE the County Conimissioner, MIiHg S. HOWARD. deceased, are hereby CHARLES I HACKETT and ROSE Name StatuteS, ToWit. DUN?ING, a k a Lavonia Dunning, JACKSONVILLE (AP) Florida StatuteS 1937. notified and required to file any M. HACKETT. hiS wife. Room at the County Courthoijse his wsfe, 5: Edd.e Prosser Sixteen personS are free Ofl Sanford, Florida, will hold a Public claims or demands whith they may fendmnt5 Ronald 0 Lawson bond today alter b'ing charged Hearing to consider and determine against said estate in the Of lice NOTICE OF ACTION NOTICE OF ACTION Publith: Nov 3, 10. I?, 21, 1975 in an alleged numbers racket whether or not the County wilt of Clerk of Circuit Court of Seminole TO: Charles I. Hackett TO CARL TON 0tET 19 dlScontinu, close, County, Florida, in the cotjrthotje at Residence Unknown Residence Unknown that allegedly ran seven egal vacate, abandon, and disclaim any right of Sanford. Florida, within four NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an lotteries each week, the FBI the County and the public In and to calendar months from the date of Rose M Hackett NAME STATUTE act;ontoforecioseamortgageon the the following rights of w6 running the first publication of this notice, Residence Unknown said, TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: following property in Seminole Each claim or demand must be in YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an HotiC as hereby given that the County, Florida: Arthur F. Nehrbass, special through the described properly, writing and must state the place of action to foreclose a mortgage on undersigned. pursuant tO the Lot 30 and that part of Lot 31. agent in charge of the Jackson. That portion of the Old Forest City residence and post office address of the following property in Seminole "Flctitios Name Statute" Chapter OAKLAND HILLS. deScribed as claimant and must be sworn to County, FlorIda. rifle FBI office, said nine per. Road lying in the SW 'of Sec 3. Twp Lot 33. Block E, Woodmere Park, US 09. Florida Statute. will register f ollowS: Beginning at a polnt on the by the claimant, his agent, or hi Range 29, Seminole County, with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, in curve of the East tight of way line of arrested Sunday In a 71, Florida. More specifically described attorney, or it will become void Second Replat, according to the ptat for Seminole County. Florida, Encino Way at the Intersection with serlesof early morning raids by as a SO fool right of-way running according to law. thereof as recorded In Plat Book 1) VVORLD Moroccans Leave Sahara Ga rn b I I n g! Charges Lodged ART BROWN PEST CON TROt 2342 Park Drive 322 9963 STIflE MACHINE 4. SUPPLY CO 207W,2,ict5t 3726432 List Youi Buskiess,.,DcI 3LL-z61i or 831-99931 '-'-' -- , .'---__-----,.,--'..- . ----- --- ---"y''—_ --_ =.... ==.,---= ---- ---S .._v - --------- " - . --,.- - -, ----- ------- .-.=- '- -'-' -'_________ �f —: -- - _ _ --------- _ _ -.. - - r'I W -1 11 iFI= - - --- ______ - ---- -- - - _____________________ - - - Girl Scouts Reminisce "We all love her and are daily grateful for the lasting im. esson she has made on our ths," M. Donna u P att r Longwood, Girl Scout Leader, said of her oop's choi tr ce of a "Hidd en Hereine" Mrs. ce Colado. - Girl Scouts all over the nation are honoring outstanding women of their commu nities wi th the des1grt1on during t Bicentennial year and when Junior Girl Scouts of 1oop 7 of Altamonte Elementary School decided to confer the title, "Diekie" was a natural choice. For many years, she personified Girl Scouting and was a natural "he roine" for Girl Scouts and leade rs under her iuence. Donna Lou was one of these girls. The stress on service . and love of the outdoors are only two of the qualities learned from Mrs Colado which are now being passed on to o ther girls now that they are grown women and are leading troops and involved in ma ny forms of community service themselves. When the decision was made Donna Lou, and Mrs. Cola do' Youngest daughter, Mrs. Richard (Buzzle) Anderson also of . especially invited to participate in the program and tea honoring their be l oved "Dickle ' Ii ccn( was held rtxenfi) uttheine' Park.irden Club Center at Mead Gardens following the annual Vesper It was during the depres.sion years that "Dickie" first went to work as a Professional Scouter beginning her career as an archery instructor at the summer Girl Scout Camp held at Camp Wewa. Wi th a BS degree in Science and Physical Education from Russell Sage College in Troy, N.Y., she went to work for the Orange-Lake Council which years ter merged with other counties to become is Counc il. In 1945, when W inter Park had its own council she became execu ti ve director. When she started th ere were five troops and by the time she retired in 1957 there were 55 troops and the council had extended into Maitland and South Seminole. Among the gifts presented to the honoree were a statuet te of the founder of Girl Scouts, Juliette Low, a Girls Scout "thank u" pin, a hanging potted plant, dais)' corsage and a jug of -- - J f~ r'1. - . - - - - ' . . -, * • I ,A 1. / f •.. - I 41J - ... ' - . - r`_~ __. _ - ,, - - - J F - - 1. - -_ =- - ,-r- I- I t ____ ti~ ..t - , . .,~ - Mddea Heroine DlckJe ColadO (left) with Scout leader Dotina Lou U(liedpbt 0_0 __ane _ J uelbe__ rry) - . . I I DEAR ABBY: I read in your culumn that wives who have ear : been deserted by their husbands and who have had to ,,,, on welfare to support their I I funilies should wrIte to the , Parent Locator Service, in care of the Health, Education and _________________________ Welfare Office In Washington DEAR DRIVER Here's )° D.C. You said that department letter. Are you listening would locate the absent parents Shieppalongi. through Social Security DEAR liBBY: I can't forget records, and they would inform wife of her husband a 64-year-o ld woman who con whe rea bou ts (In the past, such alders herself 'respectable" information was considered but who is havins,an affair with cant uli :uti d and the dip urt , Iiu.arriul inn uhose wife is ment refused to give it out.) now her "best friend" Well, I followed your advice, You should have reminde(j - - ---_-- - . . I . • - - .' - '"I' t" ' ' - I : - - 5 -, .- - fl , / . -- i4, \, - r, - - - - i I _- ______ 2 ____________________________________________________ . .1 .~_, - .----- - .; I - - . - , - - ___ ~ ---- ~- __ . - I - Win , __ _. A public relations mar, she will receive her Baer of Science degree in December of 1976. e hopes to go on to la w school at the University of Florida and pursue a political r. ___ _____ - - - - - - ~~ GARDEN WINS CLUB AWARD - . - - - ThreeS 1 - I. -- . .: __ ~, . — MADONNA For theMadonna,u.,eØj -[_- 1% -114 I -. - 0 ~ - I VP - oval-shaped bottle. For her head, cut a hole in a foam ball to fit onto the bottle. Glue on sequins, felt or paper features; paint hair and eyebrows. Cut 5s from another bottle pin to shoulders. Add cord around her waist of 4- ~ = -- _____ 3 71 ~_ 1. ,- .-L. ! r ,Ak,- . ,.. y -3 - - ~_1~1 4_ 1. ~_-w"~ . - - w' . - 1.1 wife is still around to care illness 011) FOOL will '- By THE ASSOCIATED PRFSS - I . . A SNAP WITH NEW RINGS Beautiful ears and necks are an important part of the fasbion $IIIWT Reapa, daughter of former Calilorais Coy Ronald counseled with reW Jewekn of the American Gem Swiet and chose to wear a new kind of earring that bas Interchaupble drops you Simply sump onto the basis gold band attached to the ear lobe. Drops may be de or * other of de of colouI dressy diamonds or pearl -depending on the Occasion and your picture this winter as demoiigtrnted 11) -_- Manuf acturers a V1 S - U____._~ I - / .I I 0 I ai ers l~ IL s a "Football should be fun," ex, the last three weeks the Eagles Plained Minnesota safety Paul have bowed on the game's last Krause, who had an enjoyable play. s" $ Year History Of Sanford ihii' Scnaai i lited supp Iy ) RIED - "W" I 0S Open 10-6, Mon.-Sat - __m — ; I Sold by C.I.P. Proceeds lobe used for Seawalk au S lC I $ V L -/ . _. . ~i-4 i - --- . _________ - -- - 1. 1. X __ - I -, ' match them in height" 10? 1 by the "good turnout at the - r alLanni game." Sophomore guard Randy Fa ber paced the Raider attack with 17 points while i center Vernon Johnson added 14, Bob Jacobs and. Jim McIntyre tossed in 11 Lind John Zeuli put in 10 ter scoring eight in I .: ________________________ .. - : % r. - -i ----- - ____ I 0 r. 91F I __ * __ ~4 -~ : ~ I- , ._1 - , __1<_A -.- - _ ~ - .- I , .. ____ ) -= . .-_ .. _~ "' - i_ 7 L, _,:,-1, :I-- . . ~ "", . .I I I , - I 74 -i - ".. ,.- . IL, . I ".. . L _ .- . .. '1- _V__,#A* . I __ _- -__~ - _- -_ - -.-- - - F - __ - i . : i - - , ~ - . . __ - : - __ - - ___ _; ________ duuui, Stenerud had hit 14 of 20 said Coach Mikt McCormack I - . .M,-.=r~_T - -v t# - ~_ _401 .1 __ ._~_ Z, -, . ~~ -_ ;i., ~ ~~_ :i~!~41_ ~ -3 Cowboy ki,:ker Toni Fritsch gu ts out has either been very good like his game-winner at the gun Lydell Mitchell scored three against Philadelphia — or very TDs and Bert Jones passed for bad — like his duck hooked two scores and ran for another I Yard nuff in overtime in a 30-24 as Baltimore bounced back loss to Washington. against Buffalo. Dallas. which is 5-2, needs the Two of Slitchell's scores vi ctory to sta y in a threeway tie came in our quarter an Jacobs, a 6 8 sophomore In the highly competitive forward, pulled down 13 Nitonal Conference Eastern rebounds Greg RobtuonoI the Sem1nalc Community College alumni dZl%eS Division The Raiders managed a 40 (Herald Kansas City is 3-4 and strug per cent shooting mark from Photos by Tom Vincent) gling for life in the AFC West. the floor and 64 per cent from Both teams come off hard way and was ahead 42-28 at the 0,3; Cruer 5.",10; Cooken- losses last week. Dallas fell to the foul Inc. Jim Gllchr is t led the alumni half dorfer 1, , 2, Wilkerson 7,2, Washington in overtime w hile with 12 points cod 13 rebounds. The first-year Raiders 14; Hampton 1.,3.totals ,l- Kansas City lost 17-13 to Hou Gre' Robinson and John overcame a poor night at the 5, 47. ton, im ______ - I - r 0~~~ - - IIk F r*day I = 4 I k- _______ - _____ -- - ______ . pk;i 4 ,i:4o k. .,- r.,- " ~.a .,i-_;,~!"' :i~j ~ ~ ~ , Nw_~' --- , , a . I - . ... . I __ ~ . .__ lsviftk I ~- =, *1 .. - the period, keying the comeL.-! back. Sim son gained 123 yards in the game, pushing his cight -ganie total to 1,128. 49eri 21, Rams 23 L,os Angeles also 'was victiunuzed by a late field goal, San Francisco's Steve Mike-Mayer booti ng a yarder with just I- _-, - I I _. 4 - ft - , '-. - p " - -_-Py-~- I~___ -_,Z 1~1 i__ . a4i *=~-~_.i .-.-;,-s~ 74 1 - _ ---=- - - - _. ___ - - - - ~_ L'? , - - - ' - Y - I Vwa~;ow.~ - 4 . ~ their field goal attempts, with Calvet 1.0-0,2; Castle 4, 4-4, 12; improved football team," said - . eLA had gone ahead with ji,Lst Victor Wilkerson topping t~_- Walley, 0,0-0,0; Nicholas 1, 4- Landry. "They won three in a 90 seconds to go on Jim Berri , scorers at 14 points Karl Cruer 4,6, Kelin 5,4-5,14, Ek 0,O'OO, row - including a big one over telsen a one-yard punge, __________________ ipped in with 10 points. —_ Barry gC Keim paced the faculty Houston about as close as you Ste v e Spurner, makinu' IJt' M BAKERY PRODUCTS %Wh five fielders and a 4-for-5 __ inforinatioll you 11 Varsity - Noe 2,0-0,4; can play anybody," — - - ~'VI nIght at the line for 14 points. Nlcl)onald II -, Jacobs 4,3ee TD pasws for 11le 49ers. Henry Stanley 17) sweM around the right side of the Oviedo line Friday night. Ron Lishen 166) and Landry has reminded the thr your new corn Larry Castle hit on four from 411, Johnson 623,14, hilr Cowboys that any team with a I . I11111lity.* Brian Bred S0 look forsomeone to block (Herald Photob Tom\tnctnt Sleelers 24, Oil ers WITH THIS COUPON I the floor and a perfect 4-for4 8.1-3. 11. McIntyre 4,34,11; 42-10 victory over Oakland * ERN PARK- Celays Terry Bradshaw threw ftee INi MARGE WILLIAMS ANDA MINIMUM V1 throws and 12 points. Jamison 4, 0.0,8; ZeulI4,2)2, 10; bears some respect. continues to lead the ktthe free 1112 scoring passes, leading Pitts$150 PURCHASE 11l The faculty learn, which rimrnsnsO,2-3,2, William.c 0,0allas features a wide-open D Sanford ' annole al5Alat burgh past Houston Brad r r Coupon Good Mon., Tues I ncluded several former college 0,0; Cruer 1,0-0,2; Hampton 1,0attack with quarterback Roger : sha w's third scoring piMi was a fronton, but he'd better not look I Wilkerson 1, C- 1,2; Staubach operating out of the : ,)1-Yarder to John Stallworth Offer Expires Dec. is 934-9212 over his shoulder, because only players, turned in a sizzling 12. 0,2; for-13 free tosses, but could hit Cookendorfer 1,0.0,2. Totals spread formation on obvious rasselberry Winter Sp , lngs : that won it for the Steelers with six victories separate the top 10. ' " only 11 of 31 field goal at37,13-20, 87. passing downs, la only 38 seconds to play. Y has 44 w ns at the one RUTH TUECH : Ih tempts to the first year Alumni Stokes 1,2 2,4, Kansas City's new Coach Bengals 17 Broncos 16 LYNN HENDERSON Sanford 's junior midget team Kumquat Bowl set for T)e site and time will be Miltor 0,11-21.1; Sanborn 0,04.0; Paul Wiggins has settled on , ruore than AzpI. Sanchez and Raiders' 234or-18. 349212 Cincinnati barely hung on to in the flop Warner Football Orlando's Tangerine Bowl. A announced. Polk Community College Thomas fl95 5.1-3,1 1; Bryant 0,0-2,0; Mike livingston as his quqrter. Its share of the AFC Central p ongw ~ ____.____ ~ LGIgue l(v;t its post-scason bowl hL Tuska Wilia pee wees I ost iIS I les,usiL uninole Siturday in the (orso3,2 2,8, (,ik?wlst5, 2-2,12; back w ith oldtjrner [n Dawson Slilwee's mi dgets also havt, .41 - - _-_ ---lead, edg ing Den ver on Boobie berth Saturday when South outrignt claim to a SHIRLEY MILLET Muguerza is leader in sing : Kumquat .4 # championship wrapped i Raiders second tough test of the Des'Vousges '61,1-2,5; Robinson ready and willing on the bench. v posting 13 Clark's one-yard TD following ,a -Seminole registered an l OB semon. r Al! , Nlil%ee midgets Saturd.,, __ Seminole home 4,3-5.11; Wynn 3,0-0,6; Harper F cyes I C i ty 1, The Chiefs have been riddled : 11. raixie-dazzle play that ate up 33 victory. W" ~! I. Allamonte s ri games start at 730 p.m. 'r .., 210 Totals 27, 14-22, 68 by injuries For example, since yards. ormer last week was Milwee, with a loss and a tie, it Tuskawitla thus has to ha v e a 41-6 Other games found Teague Fouled out: none HILD First-Year Raiders training ciunp they are now into RICHMOND MON. THR U SAT. 6-6 Ken Anderson hit chip Mey- thus took over first place over playoff ft week against South defeating Jackson Heights, 42. 574 3161 Halftime score: Varsity 42, theIr 15th left guard. There are 6 ! Jarnison 3 , 13,7; Zeuli 4,, 8 era for eight yards and then Sanford, which has two losses. Seminole W Zarre and Arana had eight 2533 LAUREL AVE hi te, an I winner o , and South Seminole whipping Ph 322 ltona ftluinni 28 — .)----'7596 .- SANFORD 1n "' 1 apiece (Continued On Page 38) Contfnu d On Pij rn 'turd s ' ntIurd for the howl berth .j---• inford 14 _1,(, I )fF ohle ;~ . .: ----_=~~--4~w- Chiefs ___ _________ - A 4f 0 I - , I -. ces .. 0 0 *0 - Kansas City plays at Dallas tonight, completing the NFLIs Lyman and Oviedo get their last hurrah this Rot,ary Bowl, meets Seabreeze Thursday I weekend as high school football hits the Daytona Beach. eighth week of play. Fa honiestretch. Vikings ts F 1 o Lake Brantley, 3-5, has a toughie at DeLand. Lyman, 2-6 and a 21.0 loser to Seminole __ Besides Krause's two interFeiday night, closes out the season at home cePtions, the Vikings forced six other Atlanta turnovers. buck Friday against Jones. And Oviedo,3-6 and a 1544 Foreman scored three TDs for overtime winner over Lake Brantley, is home . . Trinity Prep, 5.2 and benefiting from a week .. DALI-AS (AP) - The one Minnesota. against Apopka, off, plays its next-to-last game at home Frida aile weapon in the Kansas Seminole 72 and headed for the Nov 29 afternoon 'Sure, it was wet and cold," against keland Sante Fe aty arsenal feared most by said Krause, "but it was fun Dallas Cowboy Coach Tom Football should be fun That's Landry is the good right instep what the game is all about of sidewinder kicking specialist I(ardlnals 24, Eagles 2.3 . Jan Stenerod Bakken 's last -play field goal You always start a bout nine- lif ted the 35-year-old Cardinal zip against Kansas City be- kicker into 'ourth place among ' 'cause when )OU step out there all-time NFl scorers with 1132 you fi gurestenerudLagoing points. .. V .-L kick his three field goals before The loss was I he fif th strai ght * it is over," said Landry. for the luckless Eagles, who lost , Going into tonight's nation. to Dallas on Toni Frit.sch'3 last- 7( -~ :N& - "t alumn,I team. First-year Raiders also scored a victory Sat urday, stopping a faculty team 47 in a niInuk preliminary to the alumni game We got a little sloppy," Sttr1in admitted We like shoot at least 70 per cent from the line and we weren't able to do that in t he alumni game, but I'm pretty satisfied with the way we played. "Manatee has a strong club. IVY have a 6-7 center and two !I ,k At York Jets 7, and New England against visiting Manatee ", I thought the boys played all right," Sterling said today about Saturday's solid 87-0 , i 1 -;---- -_--- _._ -m -4 --X. - ~ -- 1 - . .-_ T ~' Z - - 1- - - - - - - M-_ ~--! Simon Harper added 10. Ile varsity led most of the . elaya Leads ' OF YOUR CHOICE 1 _--.~_ -_--I 2 -- - ~~_ - _I" I Fronton Pack - - - ---.-,- ____ _- - - Sanfor rWa ne e idle Milwee Gets Bowl Bid - -_1____=__-- _______-_1 _ I . - - - - _--,- T ..i- I dI -1. . -I ~ I I =- : i - I I I Only $9.95. See Catherine Ray at Sanford J Atl a ona or call 322 6473 for i delivery. ~ . And Los Angeles, coasti along with six straight victories . I I Shop the lingerie and ngeivear departments uf your `u favorite store for superbl y'designed, soft and bed-clothes with opadty enough to make them exquisite evening ngs AddalogsiIpasalmer I - Green Bay 14; Miami 27, New -- - • . 11 I Peter Schaal's 2nd. book detailing Sanford's , growth from 1936 to 1945 and listing mot, 6000 local names iS Still available (lin - -- 21 I your wardrobe. 834-3828 r4z War -i - t Lyman, Oviedo To Close y & It to - New Seminole Community College basketball coach Joe Sterling says he's sure his Raiders will . A I$ !: .: - - .. - er in says I __ would be an easy addition 'LO CURL Seminole Plaza 7~ I __ I plain jec --__ ~— _____ )' ' Try your hand at knitting or crocheting a totally unique party sweater or evening wrap. Good Thri November 15 ~m - __ - - Z~ A party patterns found at your local fabric shop /-I'- __ vu iw • seiu ntre.0 to create clothes 4 - I . ___ _~ __ hands of lowly San Francisco. 95M But the things that ha ppened Elsewhere, Pittsburgh __ — to Buffalo, Los Angeles and knocked Houston out of a tic for %. Phuiadelphid were an thing but the AFC Central lead, beating funny. the Oilers 24-17. Cincinnati Si Three touchdowns by O.J. remained tied for the division mi::A '% nipson staked Buffalo to a 21.0 lead with the Steelers, nipping Tim [Wrics couldn't break through the Lymaj line on this play, though thI, Seminole sl lead against Baltimore, but the Denser 1716 Washington hung wasn't shut out Friday night La rry Clark (42) makes the ckle despite Ricky Col ts came back for a 4245 onto Ma'g (60) block. its share of the NFC East (Herald Photo by Bill Vincent Jr.) victory over the Bills, lead, beaUng the New York CiPhil 11 hI led all the way ants 21-13. agains, St. Louis, only to lose son. I $ I I Make your own holiday spirit with Party ww-UP9. You don't R~ / __ e smash looks 1itira Book Film For Kids M.- _7_1_1, Bob Jacobs Of the vRnItY takes a rebound away from alumnus Bill Com. 7U "sophomore forward with a ZO drubbing of Atlanta- 11 11 r I - --- - 071 . Sa%lzl On Holiday Fashions mood AILM 41 3 Chfldren's Book Week bottle, and a circle for her halo. paint with Pin and glue the halo in place from ac tree to fit your bottl the bott e, adding a Children's Book Week by Trim the cape; set it on the r g r ad uate d ea r muff s (lii 1rou f Ma donna. abric or frornthe plastic slitonetree calling the Orlando sizes. Staple the edges together, fell. Wire the snowman to from the top down to the center, Library to schedule ashowing SNOWMAN as pictureed. Paint on features sprays of evergreen.s. th, - other from the bottom up to of their film on 'Sharing Here is a quick, -to- and details. Literature With Children' at TitlE the center Interlock the two yo make water proof door Cut a hat and mittens fro f m ur club or group in the Ma k"a icr Pattern of a slits coming year Another thought: Why not Fill a bottle cap with clay and make Children's Book Week The V 11W sert the tab of the tree. lime you start the habit of corate the tree with glitter or reading a story to your child Terrific new party put- it it's needed. The result will be Remember: the old ,adage De every day? She'll thank you for togethers don't have to ha v e a lot of fashion at an affordable nanuent 10 the tip less is more" still holds the rest of her life budget-shattering prices. Here price. for party dressing. By resistin are some moneysaving Invest In%est in sleek, graceful the urge to overindulge with suggestions from Glamour arid you won't have to jewelry, belts, and bags (as Magazine: * spend a lot of money on extras. well as inakeup, fragrance, and All you'll need to dress them up complicated hairdos) you'll Update last year's party down are simple accessory find that more of the real ou * * favorites with several new or k touches will be able to shine through.. separates. The addition of a Under New Management gala holiday top or bottom and Perhaps the purchase of a vM. • Sftcial acces~,ory can turn last tx .:,~ :11 year's clothes into ffils yen's ~ . I = VARIETY 1 i . field goal on the final play of the tional football League winning NFC West Division, suffered a - ;0 making an ' Madonna. From this front section, cut a piece to cover the - '. . cepting two passes as the Un - ___ - 'i_:. ~ * - - tizowli legal Her long cape is made from another bottle, large enough rest on top of her head Cut off the neck of the bottle and enough at the bottom so top of bottle rests on her head Cut a way the front of the bottle, - - f I - psets _____ - . = -- . ---- - ------___= ,t : - ' - - Vi ' % -- - - - - i- - somity, and a membor of Om.icrorl Delta Kappa, a natimal - 7. - . _________ ______ - -------Idft j __ . - -'. 1 - - -- ____ - . - - of friendship to be mth her lover's wife. Meanwhile OLD FOOL is secure in - .-- - Z A07 ~ _________ • . - Mediterranean. Alone. When I demanded an exSTRONG STO'IACH planation. they spologe - _ - _... - _ ticisHy Irl DEAR STRONG: Could be. told mc that such a bill had -_ i ---' But another reader takes an _~ . - - --~ - - .:.:~ I -_~ -- Li~ opposing view. Read on: = A i. -. failed to appropriate , the I` uds DEAR ABBY: To the woman who calls herself OLD FOOL: then asked that I please info There are countless numbers of deserted tivea to apply to their people doing the same thing -::- .state welfare department for You had to coursge to te assistance In locating an absent Blew you! The garden of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Herialt, 100 Vlhlen Rd., Seaford, was nominated Garden of - spouse. Month for November by the Central Circle of the Sanford Garden Club. The mat and attractive apBEEN THEFW. pearanceofthe ard won this garden honor. (HcraldPhotobyJllhIVincntJr) DEAR ABBY: DEAR ABBY: I that )OU seen this problem in your to ld CHANGE HEART that column, and I really would like do bout getWhen a person drives her (or fing back the love letters she wrote to an old boyfriend up others, why should the because once sent, the letters become the property of the driver have to pay f or • recipient. parking' 0 , That is not true. A letter I think it's enough that the I . . driver uses her (his) car and remains the property Of the Person who wrote it ; ; itically to pay for the parking. %00 Of all the times I've been the POLiessed by the recipient. thN0PAH, NEV "chauffeur," not once has one DEAR of the "sNeppalongs"off y to emasel Informs me that WuC pay for even part of I the letters parking become. the eqt Please print this, Abby. Mos P'' t , people aren'tt really theap, the th 'o lbt let ters retains ownersiiip of the literary tivy re juSt tuoughtiess • I ,,, content contai flcci u,erein ( THE DRIVER' 0 ____________________ t", __ . • - _-, - - ~ ~ - . f. M., . -, -- 1 - -- -- - . - ~ L k - _;_0 I 1 : - - -- - - -. - - - -- confidential If he deserted his mocker) Iam iI) an df ailedt0mtWs tendi lUfr . - ___ , Washington, DC, WH .I Monday, Nov. 10, 1975--IB . on two -_ - : . - -- . - If r - -.' Evening Herald, Sanford, FI, P .,I,- __ - the whereabouts of an absent After that Item appeared 1 - - OEM D11, .. assistance In locating absent kill time _____ A , to, the scene of his sensational win, the Orlando Sports -. ---- --- __ - --_ ~ , -_-_.,;_~"__:-_=~_r~-~ . '_ _______ - - " 'a -~_--_: _- -?,c-. with Vincent last summer. caine when he ran out of as since he retired after losing to In that bout Ellis cut Vincent against Mad Dog Ho. and was Vincent on a cut almost 'two Stadium and defends his newly over his left eye, broke his nose stopped in the fifth round of a Years ago. OR LA NDO — Victor Perez' won crown against Tampa's and In the minds of most in bout held at the American finest hour came over three Tommy "Killer" Ellis in a attendance Dur ing that time Taco h was a clear cut Legion Hall. rion ths ago when the Sanford scheduled 10-rounder. winner. Up to the point that the f defea ted among others Sammy Ellis. a bruising puncher. has Barr, Eddie Davis, Al Moss and middleweight championship by proven his worth in five anit %411S dftC thi deUslon dS former Goden Gloves cmp in this last effort, scored an stopping Joey Vincent after Orlando outings this year. nounced at Perez jumped intl one round knockout over was ahead on all the official ring four brutal rounds of boxing. Winner over Charles Thornton, in his Chica go's Cisco Oliver. now ter- cards. Cefus Howe and Leon ElIzy, fim Perez, currently one of the Seven other bouts will But Tuesday could be Perez Ellis is most known for a cation with the bloody Vi a hottest fighters in the country, complete the card that is toughest hour when he returns con tr oversial draw he fought Ellis' only professional loss hasn't been defeated in Floridascheduled to start at 8 p.m. - -, advised to Inform my readers to 41- IE_~_~ * - - — - i r__~:~_:-~': 7i~~ t_.,_____~_;~~:_F _~:l _r,.P1._ - DFAR DESERTED Last boundtofalllnthedrinksooner August. a spokesman for the or later, and he's th e one who IIE.W wrote to advise me that has something - - __. ~_.___ _____._ - -.1 ,___:_,.,_____. : . - :]: Perez F aces Tough F . oe IA)UIS SAPSIS Iferald Bong Writer _-,_ I .- couldn't help me. flow come? boat,s.Thariks for nothing. As discreet or cunning as her . a . . . - they were sorry but they "One foot t ' " X -, /// . -=- . . .. ---..,.. I / S Abby .. — Since entering the University of Florida In 1973, Miss Kleppe has continued to be active in student affairs Besides belongong 1. gl BY ABIGAIL VAN BUREN Meet Ellis . -.. ~ -4-., , 1 , Zf~_ __=Av~ T . To i. MonNov.ip; nab0t_ - _~-~ ___ -I_ __ - - - - - 1- ..iof ' . Editors Note: The writer h a longtime friend of htrs. Colado having been a baby sitter for her three children and a day camp aide arid aszlslant troop leader. üinettes, and participated in Girls _ I --.d& - .7. Sanford Boxer I T ; DonnaSte%eflsMarkey Orlando Mrs PatUJoyceHeim,and Mrs Jo Ann Jump Helms, both of Longwood As a member of Florida Blue Key, Miss Kieppe went to Tallahassee last spring to lobby for five bills connected with the state university system This month she held slating interviews for the student senate race and is presently active in the Speakers Bureau Miss Kleppe attended Lyman High School in Longwood ______ - - Girls of Troop 267 served as color guard and hostesses. Area women serving on the committee to Plan the tea in addition to Mrs. Pratt and Mrs. Anderson were Mrs. Lynn Joyce Stevens, Casselberry; Mrs. Beth Baker Michaud. Winter Springs; Mrs GAINESVILLE- Kristin Kleppe, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kleppe of Maitland and a student at the University of Florida, La one of oril) 11 women to be tapped Into Flo rida Blue Key. Florida Blue Key is a leadership organization which has .ot allowed women. Miss Kleppe, who became a member last spring, was among the second group of women - HEW Can't It was a time for reminiscing. In 1935 when Dickle was Blue Key Member WasLyman Student -- Chapel at Rollins College In an overwhelming tribute to the honoree family, friends and Girl Scou of all ages packed the Garden Center for th e salute. expecting her first child \h Ann inkie) she was presented a blanht, which was later pa.ss"d on to any (,trl Scout leaders who had ba bies Former "blanket babies" and mothers were asked to stand begunmanyyear3agobyr5 ColadointheKnowIesMez.ial WOMEN ected Her ine o ' who could convince the campers It was a great honor to get chosen for the Spartan task of swimming out Into the icy boll in and friends of the event about to transpire and invite themto attend Former Girl Scouts in Troops Six, 14 and 18 were _ - - El water from Starbuck Springs. Now part of "The Springs", exclusive residential development, the spring was f ormerly a favorite spot for day camps and overnigh ts for Scouts. It se "DIckie"was th e type of leader -workers - -- Dickie Col ado B JANE CASSELBERJIY Herald Staff Water - - sew$* - . I . . ~ ______ - : _. ____ -- - - -- - - -- -- ---'' - - 4----- '. - -- -- •__ ____ _—___ ~_ ~ __ I ---------------. -______-_ --_-—~~--_ __ - -- ___-_- - - -__ ____ __ - ______ - - - -_--- - -'----= =---'--- -----------S---- - --- - ~- ___-__-_--_--_ ~_ __ .i__--- - 1111111 - __ ~— - - ____ __ - - ___--__________ --_-- ~am__10_101 . --- ~ --__ J_- - —- — ~_--~_ - ~__7777_~~ __ ~ . -—_____ _ . — ____ -- - --_- ____-_-_- - -- - -- L : I - ; :~ ~_; ~_-7-_____ : Qz~~7~: Mj ~ ~-~'. --~~---~~---~-~--.-~~z---.-----_~ __ __ ______ - -~-____ _-_ - - _-.-~_____.__.___ -____ ______ ____ - __ __ - - - --- __ --_-_---_ _= - -------___ ---_____ __ - - --- S -- - - - -- -- - _-_ ____________-- - ________ ___________________ _________ __ �lz I .-: 26-'Ev.ninç Niffilid, SaiWcrd, Fl. '.Tr - .t'....., -.--- -.. ..-". --.... ... - .... Monday, Nov. to, 1915 41 61 E~01GT1 :I.Y ;1i Pate Finishes Gators Cou ld Stil l End With lo Wins ,AL it 111~iiiiiiiiiiiilliiililililf College Football Pro Basketball Two Up (6) 460. 270 3 CheU, Q 14 w,tPt 34 T -0--On 7)440 By SPORTS Harlo'vr(3I77OQ 16 8) 1510; TIl Handt.II)c1 A 61) 12410 last NBA SATURDAY Cttoqi Cot 31, Army 0 SEMINOLE TURF CLUB fazters c..#e,, NIGHT RESULTS BOttDdi St 21. U.InS Malbmt ENTRIES IN BRIEF Aft.mk Dvts4. FIRST - I. Eddy O6oh. (3). 460 Brown C1t 23 w In Qualifying L Pct. GB 560, 360; 2 A$dlnoSönchez (71. Buctn 21. Colgate 14 FIRST.C.3 Pace-1 Mt%i.Pv P?i,L, S 7 .Jt 460.140. 3 tcaBttj (I). 4X; Q CIennn I Tern Train (Harp) No Caronn 35 4) 7 Bf$ito ; Pill) 114160 S 7 711 Bethune .Cookman Coach ORLA NDO AP Catv Guard 30. Hot$ U Jerry dr.d B&ibGtlder, CorvaliLs, Ore First Ledy (Di 'lank) Bcs'on S 2 711 SECOND -1 ECh.anOOkOi '4) C-nicIj, 53, CItari IbQ (VdtfVO(t) ) ' U 14 Ni Yci' 35 3 7 both a 4.31; tkin Poole)', Riv1710.610.3 00; 7 Urta Santhex (1). PateofPensacola,and24othc Dsv1mjm 27. Clujvn Friday Slit (KinsJtyJ 51 5.1; S. our 17 Central D.vlsles survivors of the Pro(eaonaI 70 3. 3.arre Bta Wants To Take On Miami (5) erside, Calif. 432; Dale Hayes, Favor (Kimball) II; 4 Bold Front Dt'iwiri 33. Mane I N. Or loans 6 3 U? (16)13710: P(6.1)117730; Big QU Golf Hamilton 43 Association's (No DrIver) 7. Fall 3); Flyinc 0 Pretoria, South Africa, John W,n9ton 4 7 U? 1 7) wi th 14) $412.10 tPICi 41, Rocht,v lath (Bri"on) 92; 0. Rhiehiligold " DAYTONA BEACH (AP) Bethunecookrnan Coach Qualifying even will join the A)I. 3 3 Harris, Minneapolis, Minn., THIRD-i. Larrt Lrn (5). 1)40. Lef,,gh 37. oavi,g%an 19 It") Wi. AE 1 Son" KIm Houston Wesley Moore, ignoring the fact his team Is in the small 3 3 PGA tour Jan. 8 when the 3 30. 360; 7. ci 1976 and Tommy CPtW1 (AldrICh) 13. Holy Crou CIeveind McGinnis, 3 S 373 3 college division, has put the Tangerine Bowl committee i. Oguza Beta u. schedule ..o I, begins with th e Memphis, Tenn., all at 433; Ray SECO$DC-3-TrW.1 Western CIOItUC* 1) 13370; P IS 2) 11000. " Carolina St Is. r.... , on notice that he'd like to play Miami of Ohio in the annual $310-I Marcon Gat (LJndeIt)S.17 Tucson Open. Leach, Novato, Calif., 434; FOURTH 1. Bwreiavl Prn$on 34. PIir,., 74 G C. W t5hisnlme (Vanderyg1) postseason affair. Detroit $ 4 U? Pate. 1974 U.S. Amateur IIO 74Q 110; 2. M4no1iBioa David Smith, oyster Bay. R';*ti 4. Lifaytife 6 16 1.3 Slats SPWE)d (HOI) 101; 1. Olcigo ' " "We should be considered for the Tangerine Bowl," Champion, 760 330; 1 Arecha Ouoti (7) slipped over par N.Y., at 435; BIll 5c-.n,4 17, New Himpshir LM10 Juniper iei 7.2; 5. Mi)'iuke Mallon, 3 5 35 is 3.20 Q(3I) 3) U Moore said after his team upped its record to 8-0 with a 21. Saturday (Raw) for e 3 I; Eyt't Citars Comet kC. th first time In Framlngham, Mass., Ted Goin, 7 $ 264 i'i 00(5 1) $)fl 20 Teirivit Ii Rho"island 3 " 0 victory over Alabama State. jjj the tournament but Pacific still man- Stiliwater, Okla., Jim Thorpe, FIFTH - 1 Celaye Ective (7). Ter, HyseIl) 61. S R,tctj Flyer IT. jij ,, GlIpte S 2 iii "We are the only undefeated team In Florida and are aged to take first place by two Baltimore, John 6.20. S40; 2 . ChUChO,IOI W Virginia 17. PItt U Tay.oi') Melnick, St LA. 4 .. 1 ( 1.400.310; 3 Man ready Lit?.. iii. Wllim 3$. wIeyen 71 to (ace Miami or any of the teams picked by the strokes. THIRD.0-3 Pace-114 MlI.Prj 5Sa?flf Simons island, Ga., and Sandy 4 6 CO 7%') 310 0: 47. 14 00 P: 74.. 131.70 'rile 21 Perin U 1, SharonOla Tangerine Bowl committee," Moore said. $ The (I14id fl-year-old Pate, a Uni. Galbraith, Huntington Beach, SIXTH 1. Arecpp Sanchez (3). Ms CPltaway (VaIitte) 10-1; Phnia 2 1 .333 3% "We are the only college with a football team In versity of 70 180. 400; BIIboa Zarre (7) Alabama product, Calif, at 4.; and Mark Pled, Des Moi (Crossin) I 1. 4 Bonnie Salvrdays Rti $10.5 00 3 Berre.Perei Central Florida and a Tangerine appearance could have Ar Fc.-e U. Tuiane 13 tsi.iiO 0. shot a final-round one-over-par Fiver (Dennis) 51. S. Dons Ann Redoixio Beach, Calif., Car 5uff 110. Phoan;i 103 37. 3410 P 37. 119 70. Aiabp,ni 73 LSU IC 3, kical (T. Rilide appeal. Crank) 6. Arnts 73 to finish first in the event on Hamilton, Toronto, Omit., Stan There's no doubt about it, this is a saleable Atlanta 107. sean. SEVENTH -1. LartiBijIji ICJIiiV St 39. So C#-r*f In.. ,, Sister lD.misni) di; 7. Race the Uitw... contest" the Wanon 6,&)Oyard Magnolia Course 1)10. 4* 360; 2 Aftgelt, Dallas, Guy Cullins, Eddy unIt (1), 31 Wind (8ridge1)31;$. Lewis $ Gray 701 at Walt Disney World. Aub.rn 21. an4ppl $t 2) ( Werkhelsei 77. AE I Stars S 00.3 00;3.NegutPereZ(7).7.4Q: Denton, Texas, Ont., Stan Bo Bastian 1 3 2110 P 3 1. 7 470 B. mw* COoiinfs "Owns (Hobft) His 106-hole total of 4., nine- Altgelt, Dallas, Guy 21, Alabimi Houston i t CIeriland 113 Classic Memorable EIGHTH Cullins, 1- Mitvfl AIIU (1) St FOURTH. I Mile Pace Claiming GOIOO under-par, was two shots better Denton, Titus and Los An"W1 1160. lIaa, 100; 7. ManotaM.guel Dekowort St 11. SPj* 6 David Ca. $l.N4-Pvr-.i Torpd 14 2' 2 3 ?2 3 Sartl ften9oa than the late-('hargir George r.', F;ivettesil!e, N 1' I... tiHEl., Mu. AP D*t 42 Wili It 55 .is rated as cisc of the best fCrrr'r 31 11 J...-r all tied lOd.1y'sGam . p 1421 1.1.00. E Carona it. Virginia 10 Burns, (HaIl) of 51. 3 Jrns fields Drum in the Defray Beach, 24-year history who at 43?. of the Washington, D.C. InNo gam" Scheduled NINTH -I. litre (6). 1460, $40. Florida AIM I?. Aiarna AIM D'Am.to $1; 1. 5trxey Key (J. with a cl ose d 70. ternational, but Saturday's running of the 14-mi1e turf A.zpi (6)400.540.3. Aguirru 9 Net y) 6.1; S. M'*Pwrzaade (Gill) 10- 4107 ABA (2) I 10; Q (61) 11.10; Pate and Burns, who both esvrma 31. W Cai'olmal classic will long be remembered for much more. 1; Arabian Way 6 (Culhani) 61; Last Division sin ,o tablished o GIe$ia 10. FIe da 7 Nobiliary, which led a 1-2-3 sweep by French entries, iding amateur W 1. Pd. GB Miss 8.nartton (Provost) 92; 1. TENTH - I. Mugerz CI). 11.30. G,lmoreCP.'f (Kw't?woqTh) 77. GrOmblilliV 43. N10 Carolina ALT ktfltvCky records before turning pro last S 1 *33 giving France three straight victories In the InIO 7C,600; 2. Fermin (3). 1020 460 $4 FIFTH.). Mile Pace CIaimlag N.Y. , 4 3 647 3 Attu (2).4 so; Q(5$)$3310 summer, led a list Of ternational, wasn't even on the Invitation list 25 p($ players t4eflph4 St 17. Florida Si 11 of John D. $1.10$Pi,rse ISIS 1. Western 5J,Lis 4 4 100 59940 00 ($7) 1)40.40 who performed well enough in 17, MiamI. FIa 16 Ciamp (Blood) 52; 3. HOwIrth VWinLs Schapiro, president of the sponsoring Laurel Race I • fl) 4 ELEVENTH-).M.anOI,AZPi(7) Noqto! $ t 2$. Virginia St 1$ Chief (Howard) Ii; 3. Dear-3 A. t he six-day test to earn PGA West Deyt Course. 10- 40. S 60. 2 60; 7 Cacho.AItu (2). Vinrb.fl U. KerWicky 3 (Mantea) 31, 4 Poplar Wi RPytpirn Din'ver 4 3 tour cards. A field of 4$Ø4 40. 3 AIyj M9UiI (I) , 375 started And, after winning by threequarters of a length over WlJ,V! I Mary 13. VMI 7 (SheU) 97. 5 Ind'a Ous?y Tag S 2 .711 play last Monday. Q (2 1 ) 19 so. (7 2) 11400 Comlesse de Lou in 2:31 1-5, the 3-year-old filly broke '" San Ant. Hurricane . 1 TWELFTH 1. Chucl.oAtpl (7) Aoiftest Scott (No Driver) 73; 7. Bandido Tied for third place at 427 loose from Son Diego her groom while being returned to the stable 3 Bill St .7, Akron It Range (Piper) 151; I. Robins Kim 21 $0. 3 40. 1 00; 2 Ma'uri Larrea JIp i were Gary Koch. former Uni. and almost rammed into the rail. (I). 1)00,540:3. FerminAttu Bosling Grain it, Ohio 17 II; AE I Edgewood Sitvvlaya 1040 Big 0 versity (7 f) (7$) $4730 P of Golf star Colorado 17, OtIgloma St 7 from Bangor (Hill) 0envq 12$. New York 12) WINTER HAVEN AP 1339 70; Big Q .7 with all 7 Dakota St $0, Sloija Falls 14 10; SIXTH-C-3 Pace-i Mile-Purse Temple Terrace, and Earl San Antnlo 99. San Diego 74 Baker Takes Dixie 500 Marion fleck of Naples won (all $) $134 SO. Dayton 33, Louisville 13 1. More Reliable (Wilsey) S 1. 7 Humphries, ex-Louisiana State P 4ande $144, 331. A-3,101 E '' c"-ar. 51. I Ilr.os 5' Ii $1,200 after hitting an eagle on Me4rct r cc.er (8rg dl. 3 U.AMPTON, Ga. API IhicJy Baker is no longer golfer from Alexandria, La. No gim.s scP e&J, Indiana 5t 2 . Netsat a C'i'i D.rel Stepper (Breton) 3-I; 4. TONIGHT'S ENTRIES the519..yardl7thhojetowin the superstitious, not after winning the rain-delayed Dixie FIRST: I. EchinoOkOki, 2. Eddy. Koch fired a final round 71, R.ctland Dear (Allen) 72; S Golf Week Open on the Florida laws 45. Wiunsin 26 500. Now the smiling blond Is after the big one var1?'r Bomb (Se.cbes) 92; 6. 1.eitli,3 Cachole'iz,i. lcaEIOria. while Humplrles was one shot the Pro Kansas 73, OkJgPom.p 3 Necui Via, 6 AIding Sanchez.? PGA tour. LawetsGypsyrnay(N PPlIII)$ I Daytona 500. better. Kent St 30, Marshall 31 7. Reveille Big Time, (Ulmer) 101; . Urza Alb-c,. I. Larri Arani )!eck shot afour.under.p..68 "This year has Just been a dream come true," said NHL Maryland 11, Cincinnati )9 SECOND: I. Eddy.Ari•, 2 Beatrice Way (P. ROW) $1; AE) In the final round Sv.nday for a Bobby Stroble, a 30-year-old Wales Cinfereece Baker on Sunday after taking the $15, 400flrst prize Miami. Ohio 44, W Michigan 21 Oguza Liz. ev 3. Ectano BeItip. Rudy Adams (Spriggs), with a 200 tol ta to move ahead of Nerds Division Michigan 2, Purdue , unattached pro from New AlbaSEVENTH-C-2 Pace-i Mile- Purse Ici Alberdi, S. BitrC.(IOti, 4 P0 three-second victory over David Marcfs In the DixIe 500. MiCh,gin St U. Indiana W L T Fits GFGA AIdanaOI.OkI.7.LarrIYIU,Za $323-i. Mar Mar gRusty( Blood ) 4 ny, Ga., and Steve Veriato, a Charli Owens, who had a 71. Defending champion Ridiard Petty was third. L.Angoles II 4 1 73 SO 51 Mivijip Sanchez 1. ;. Frank Ellis (T. Crank) S.); 3 Owens of Altamonte Springs Bryan, Tex., resident who won Montreal 10 3 7 73 M 31 Raker took the lead with 51 laps to go over the l.Sfl-mile THIRD: 1. Larri.Le'tz. 3. Ica Missouri 41. iOwa Si 14 Slick Builif (FIlipeflI) $'); A. Billy shot a total 2 on the 6,434-yard 6 4 1 U 54 63 Qulola. 3 OguiziArang, S. AIang. the Southwest Conference golf Mornirqside 17. No Dakota Si oval, waited through a 50-minute rain delay, then beat out NeiI(E.Tayior)3 i;S. Squaw Detroit 14 3 10 3 9 $0 6 (Rouse) 7.2; 6. Grey Bill (DAm.ato) Bt l?p. 6 Urza OkokI, 7. Eddy Via, title in 1971 while at Texas Willowbrook Country Club Marcis and Petty over the final 27 la when the race WaSPn 2 12 5 4 73 Nt'ajkp U. KanSaS St 0 4-1; 1. J. M. Captain (Bourgeois) 10 I AreQ-.a Atrdl AWl, were next at 428. Stroble course and earned $1000. re5wned. Adams DIvisien FOURTH: No Iowa AS. So Dakota It 1. 1:1. Daddlo Boy (Kausnir) 10): AE CachoElorta, 2. were followed by Bill Buffalo 11 7 1 23 U 20 Noire Dame 24. Georgia Tom' closed with a 72 and Verlato Domingo, Quiloj, 3. Manolo Bi'ngoa. 1 Prince Desmond (Dvorace ) Toronto 1 Barte Sanchti, S. AIgVe-JV. 6. 17 ts 4S of Albany. Ga., and Ohio SI 40. Illinois 3 with a 71. EIGHTH-C-2 Pac.1 MIle-Purse Cincinnati Teams Winning 64 2U 4, Pdegw Miguel, 7 , Bilbao Perez, 1 St Jos.s. Ind. 13, Valrai,o Boston Chuck Thorpe of Durham, N.C., lS23-I.PhantomO'Lynch(B,iiIj Alone at 430 was Andy Bean Cil 44 4 10 2 10 Arciazarre 6 $);7. Bold Affair (Kin5)ey( 3.1; 3 By The Associated Press Campbell Ceeferaic. of Lakeland, Bean, a strapping with 204 totals and $900 each; Toledo 24. No IlIir FIFTH: I. Minolo Muguerta, 32 . 27 Madam Runner (Wilsey) I I; 4. Winning can be contagious. The Cincinnati Reds started Patrick Division ErdozaMenc. Tutu 70, Drake 7 hi 3 Sila Ective. 4 210-pounder who also played at Jim King of Miami, 200 and Grim River Dahn (Lewis) 73. S PItlphia 10 2 4 21 77 10 Maruri Ag..,rr.. S. witt,norg 74, Capitol U 1 Fermin 750; it with their World Series conquest, Then the Rengals Bengoa. Lee Wykie of Ormond Scotch Snip (T. Crank) 10); 6 Flori orida da, posted i final round 70. NY Itl,.nd got 9 2 4 20 6) Y ngsbo* I.-$ , Viltinova 6 Chucrio AipI. I. Celaya Larrea, Beach, MAW" Santa 2( (E. Taylor) p.3; and caught up in the spirit o! things, rolling to 7-1 National $600; 7 Brien Atlanta s i I ii 34 Din CR. Regur) 6.1; I. Freeze Others who earned cards and Ch arter of Lansing. Mich., and NY Rangrs Football League start. 3 9 1 II l 41 SIXTH: I . Ateda . Sanchez, 2 (H. PhillipS) S-i; AE I gown Demon their total 5c0fe3 were: Smythe Division Plegu Quota. Arkansas 30. RIce 14 3. Now it's the Cincinnati Calvin Pette of South B.arre Eclave, 4 Bay, or (Va 207 t) Stingers, a first-year entry In the Chicago I a 3 It 5.2 0 jj Stan Lee, Baton Rouge, La., and $555 each. "insai St U 35, So Illinois 12 CatPolarre NINTH-1 Mile Pace-C(glmjgg World Hockey Association. 414 Alivi 5 4 4 "3 Bengoa. 7. Bilbao.EIorip. I .do St 21. 'ezEI PiSO 17 $3.IS4p,rseUi I. LoyalOp- Ogultape,: I 3 " -derIon St 21. At.Mnttc.4io VaSCV, ____________________________________________________ poi()i -3; 2. (Oveactt.) HOiørj K.C. 4 7 2 10 24 0 Lad (Blood) 41; 3 1SEVENTH: I. Jathua (Strong), Dorfl,ngoAI,,( Urzg-Beiiug, 7 mimato 310 0 4 3 Tria' 37, Baylor 2') 3 Ech.anoygg, 7.7 4, Mindy Nib (Rau) 3b5. P4eguip Satvrdays Res.ts Texas AIM 14 S.MLI I IhYF ____ ____ Ica o LISa Jayj. 7. L01111 Angeles 3. New York Lie Sit (F. Teas All 43. $g,, Houston St Aldanj.Arar I Eddy lhlenhild) Range'S 1 4-1; 7. Jewel Lonli LWfl (Briton) Si. Now York Islanders 4. Taxis T" 34. TCU 0 EIGHTH: 1. Afivi Aguirre. 7 del.lLa 3 Chi,cI,o M*nch, 3 Mirclo Aipi, I Virg'nip Tech 34, Houston 2$ MC Montreal3. tmn Echave. S. Celaya Juan, 6 W Texas SO 31. New M11 $ Jal Ala! Vancouver 4. Bost ID 7 Sala Larrei, 7. Sati'Mugu,rzp. Chicago 7, PIttsburgh 5 AT ORLANDO .$EMINO5.E M.arurlAt?u Toronto 3, 5? Louts 3. fit NINTH: I Aguirre, 7. Manoto, 3 Far West MATINEE RESULTS Erclota, 4. lan., S. Sala, . Ai'l,7 Arijors 31. San Diego St 24 Today's Games CeLira. I. Bilbao Arizong St 71, WyomIng 34 No games ICP*iLjIed FIRST 1. AldanaBeitia ) TENTH:-I. Minchi, 7 Ally, 3 Boise St 4, Nevada Reno 4 11 An .. , ..v.. cuuy rerig 4j 'trmn, 4. ChuchO. S. Mugueria, 6 Brigham Young 21. Utah St 7 WHA 6.$. 3 . 40; 3, ICS-;.Iberdj (3) 400; ,3 San?i, 7. Larrea, I. M.arurl California 77. Washington 34 W L T PIS OFOA (1.41 34.30; P (14) 147.30 FITS ELEVENTH: 1. Barn-Juan, 2 Cal Lutheran a$. San Diego 6 Casidigi, Division SECOND MODELS I. Aldana Linit (7) Clicho Miguel, 3 Domingo Bingo., Cal PoiySLO 43, Idaho St II Qti* I) $ 0 72 65 51 9.30. 5.00. 3.60; 2. Larrl.Elorza (7) OF: Alavi Perez. S. ArCIgAIIU. 6 Cal.Davis 37, San Francisco St Winnipeg ___________________________ 3 0 II 51 23 4,4, 7.; I. (doy$ancp Ogutza Alpi, I. Erdoze Zaire. I (I) 4.40; Vagz, Colt, Pinto, ________ ,... Edmont on 7 7 2 16 67 61 0 (77) 44 40; P177)9360; Big 0 (ii ". , Mar'olo Echave Long Biach St 10, Hawaii U 0 Asti,, Dart, Fa;con, Calgary 6 4 1 13 II 10 with 27) 1.262 00 91 TWELFTH: 1. Fermin Attu, 2 Montana 33, Portland 16 G m Toronto 7 I I 3 39 7 THIRD I. Ica Beili,a (7) 12.40, Bilbao-Juan. 3. Min?*i St 31, No Arizona 17 Sala Miguel, R uo East Dlviii ( 10 3 70; 2. Larrl.Ygp (7) 7., -? Oregon 517 Washington 510 330; CeIaya Mguiria, $ Chucro C,ncl j o i I 1 0 16 4.3 45 3 AlclanaArane (6) 1 40 5' . Agurred Q (77) San lose St 29. New Mexico 70 NErigI,nd MirurMencra 7 Sari? Dmteq 6 4 1 13 10 47 51.10. p (77' 17040 Birracu(j4. Larrei, I EdorZaAzp Stanford U. $o.jthern Cat jr k' Cleveland i i 9 35 31 khvyll, FOURTH 1. Arecta.B.engo. (21 UCLA SO, Oregon 17 OVERALL lndi0OIis I S 0 $ 11 41 13 60, 1.00, 3.00; 3. / OomlngoQ4jlIa ( West Olvis.a (3) 6.40. 3 60:3 MiflOIO-JiVI (4) 4.10 jf -- op w P S J/ 7 1 0 U 11 26 0 (2313500;P()21U30 Pro 00(2.3) LCelaya 214 44 29 32 Phoenix A78-13 C78-14 078.14 6 I 0 17 43 60 12#60 'J/ Plittanil Caifersace / Azot 43 37 •) ?M Minn . -mm S S I ii 23 40 FIFTH 1. Cetaya Muer Easter. Dtv.s4 (I) Sanchez 276 S.Oiego 36 j I S 3 10 26 21 il00?420;2.MarorI.EcJy(4) Blickull ., , Goodyear • W.. L. .T. Pd. PP PA Deneq Larrl 276 43 49 79 rIiSmiiu,,ju, Our factory built retreads are preci3 I 1 7 37 47 14.60, 5.10; 3. Etdoza Bingo. Sizi ?Oasn (I) 4 7 0 .750 211 103 Retrud Pric e S 731 40 33 Satvrdays Resglts 25 360; 0 (60) 4.5,40; P (84) 242.10 S Louis sion built at Goodyear plants de6 7 0 .710196171 6 Un.. 263 39 25 31 Quebec 3, Indianapolis 3 SIXTH - I. Neguilarre (3)1540 Mltidar*atas,ador, No,,, Ck,nlie. Dallas $ 7 0 .714 165 121 AIde 773 39 voted extlusively to retreading. UWvteso$a 4. Toronto 3 21 36 7.10, 300; 2. Damirgo Bingo. (U E78-14 C.Der6k.CO,, NY Onts $11.50 3 s 0 .373 135 ill 6. Sala 216 26 34 is Cincinnati 7, San Diego 4 12.00. 420. These belted retreads feature the 3. elsb.o.t,. '-7 (6) Phil I 7 0 .125 122 109 Fermin 2W is 75 310 PloeMa 3, New England 7 5.00; 0 (1 3) 22 10: P (31))3) 70 T-r same tread Central Division design BS OUT popular A*aidg, Caa.ro tails: Elor:. 713 31 3) 37 Sunday's Resells SEVENTH - I. Eddy Perez (6) Chenl:,, Ci .sinft, *Oa.,,,, Minn F78-14 CA6IJIfLSSS.tt $ 0 0 1 000 230 96 Qt 7, o $1815 3 17.20, 9.70, "Custom Power Cushion Polyglas" 3.60, 2. Echano.Javt (31 Dot. S 3 0 .625 140 149 SINGLES WinnIpeg S. Toronto 3 4.10,1.40; 3. Lain Aibedi(1)430; 0 Chic. tire. Only sound tire bodies are used, 2 0 .250 147)5 13. Ceiay II, (tie) Sal Edmonton i, Cleveland 1 (34) 4110 p (6 1) 115.60 G78-14 & Bay 1 7 0 .135 11$ 192 and Axpi. Sar?I 9 all retreads arty factory in$20.00 Houston 3, Denver 2 EIGHTH -I. Chucito Elgve (2) Western Oivijiii CincinnatI A. New England 2 11.20. 4.00, 4.10; spected before shipment. Check our 7. Mar s.wi Menc,.a i-',o 1 L.A. cselet, PgS,ri. Caa:t., Mutiny, 6 7 0 .750 193 103 Jl UL.J Tedsys Daises (3) 6.00. 370; fary, CatalIna I otkers Manio Muguerza For The S. Ft 3 5 0 .373 1U IU low, low prices and then stop in No games $ctWjIid (I) 4 00;Q(7.3)3640p 12990 Off. 2 £ 0 .210 9672) soon. 9.8 ems, IaigoIt,CJI*L1i NINTH 1. Sala (I) 160, i.20 H78-15 AU. COOLEST 2 4 0 .250 93 151 e'ey,Otds, her I $21.00 300. 2 ALiva i7) $40,460; 3. Bilbao awer.,t'r America. Conference II94I1ijj Deal to Town (S) 3* 10; 0(74)4320, P (a 2) '7Q 1 1 lola. Ck,u.,, Olds, toed, Mec:*r, Easter. DIvlsiai Rain Check.. If we sell out of your site J,-ij "Imoft TENTH I. Menct (3) 19 00 we will Issue you a rain check, assuring W.. L .T. Pts. PP PA ___ SATURDAY 6.60,340; 7. Ferm,ni (3) ISO, 310; 3 Miami 7 1 0 $75 7$ )) General future RESULTS Electric delivery at the advertised price Plus 29 Chucho (I) 350, Q (23) $010. p to 55i F.E.T.. depending on size, and tire Butt. S 3 0 425 151 197 3)13070 00 (42) 115.10 oft your car. Acid $200 for whitewalls. Bali. i 0 0' o .s 317 19) FIRST: I. .1 M Mark CR. Kurt: ELEVENTH I. Maya Perez (6) Eng . Central Air Conditioning 3 S 0 .375 136 161 worth) (71 1-60. 4.30. 2.20:2. Ken1 2 40. 10.20. 4 10. 7. Manol Bingo NY Jets 26 o is ui System Jim (4) 1600, 360.3. Jimmie, (I) 310.2.10, 3. Barr* Attu wood (1) 400 Ceidral Dl viii Call . Ataiet* (7) 260 0 ('.7)19040 1 0(14) $310; P14-i) 122.10 Pin 7 1 0 .175 724 102 2:151 PLUMBING TWELFTH -1. For mir,Arpi hi, 7 Cinn. 7 1 0 .175 let 114 SECOND: I. 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(35) Star Trek By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS But North Carolina State bomb; Earl Campbell and Mar- (44) Hogan's Heroes The king is dead, long live the shocked eighth-rank Penn ty Akins combined for 235 rush- 7:30 king if anyone knows who It State 15-14 on Jay Sherrill's ing yards as No. 7 Texas (7) Wild Kingdom is. fourth-period 24-yard field goal, trimmed Baylor 38-21 and 10th (3) It's Your Government (6) Match Game '75 Second-ranked Oklahoma, Stanford shaded No. 9 Southern rated Arizona State built a 21-7 (CATV.) Love, American the defending national college California 13-10 on Mike Lang- lead over Wyoming on Freddie Style football champion, relinquished ford's 37-yard boot with five Williams' 174 yards and two (I) World At War its claim to re-election when seconds left, Georgia upended touchdowns and then had to (9) Let's Make A Deal streaks of 28 consecutive vie- No. 11 Florida 10-7 on a (13) Truth Or Consequences tricky stymie a two-point con (CATV4) tories and 37 games without a SO-yard bomb from tight end run in the final period to version Here Come The nip the Stars loss came to an end Saturday, a Richard Appleby to Gene Cowboys 21-20. (44) Love, American Style stunning 23.3 upset victrn1attJ Washington with 3:12 to play, 0:00 In games involvilig tt hands of unsung Kansas. C (2) National No. 15 Arizona outlasted 13th. ond Ten, No. 12 Notre Dame (3) In Pe Geographic That left Ohio State, Nebras- ranked and previously un- limited Georgia Tech's highrformance Al Wolf Trap ka and Texas AWl with solid beaten San Diego 31-24 behind unbeaten-untied (6)03) Rhoøa creden- Bruce Hill's three touchdown powe red Wishbone to 143 (CAI") Movie and this to succeed the Sooners whipped the Yellow Jack. passes and West Virginia (I) Space: 1999 eta 24-3 as freshman Jerome unless, of course, someone downed No. 20 Pitt when Bill (9) Charo knocks them off, a distinct McKlrnzledrilleda3&yardf,eld Heavens rumbled for 148 yards and two scores; Terry Kunz ran (35) possibility in this fairy-tale goal on the final play. for 17 of his 119 yards on a third- (44) Dinah I season which taxed the Imagination via a wild and ELsewhere, fifth-ranked Ala- period touchdown trek as No. 14 6:30 woolly weekend that left no less bama turned back stubborn Colorado beat Oklahoma State (4)(13) Phyllis (9) Grand Ole Opry At SO A than six mem bers of the Top Louisiana State 23-10 with the 17,7* Nashville Celebration Twenty licking their wounds, help of Bucky Berrey's threc Jamie Franklin won his start. (CATV.13) Carolina Country Top-ranked Ohio State second-half .field goals; No. 6 ing job ba ck with touchdown (2) 9:00 swamped Illinois 40-3, third- Michigan blanked Purdue 28-0 runs of ( 6) Hallmark Hall of and 44 yards he Fame rank ed Ne braska blank ed Kan- as G ordon Bell talli ed twice and also caught an eight-yard pass (3)04) "Eric" Almeta S peaks: The us State 12.0 and No. 4 Texas Jim Smith caught five passe s for the winning score with 1:38 Bl ues A&M rolled over Southern for 184 yards, including a left as No. 16 Maryland (4)(13) All In The Family Methodist 36-3. record 83-yard touchdown nipped Cincinnati 21-19. () Monday Night Football Kansas City At Dallas (CATV.13) Stagecoach West (44) Flamingo Road - ;...p - - '1)'40 ()O3) Movie 12:00 (CATV4) Doug Dickey Show (9) News ' 12:30 cA'rv.) Noticias (9) Don Klrshner's Rock Con, cert (14) Phil Donohue 100 (2)($) Tomorrow Tuesday ... Goodyear Belted Retreads --- - (3$) Florida State F ootball Highlights 11:00 (2)(6)(C4)(5)()3) News (3) ABC News (24) Lillias, Yoga And You (35) 700 Club (14) Love, American Style 1130 (2)(I) Tonight Show (CATV.-6) Race To RIches () Mod Squad 7:00 (2) To Tell The Truth (3) Quick On The Draw (d)(S) Concentration (CATV.6) Hogan's Heroes (9) Wild, Wild World Of Ani. mals (13)(C.13) CBS News (24) Intercom 24 Oklahoma 's Long Streak Comes To An Abrupt End ____ --- bets (24) Say Brother - - ----- (24) On Loan From Russia 10:30 (3) Lowell Thomas Remem. three-year football Walker rallied the Seminoles (CATV4) Family Affair with 3:12 left to play. famine. in the final 1:40, driving to the (24) World Press "Our defense played a solid "I told the players we still Memphis State 14 with 12 sec.. (3$) Lost In Space game except for that one break- need to get some more unonds left. Disdaining a field (44) Lucy Show down better than I thought it provemnent," said Florida State 4:30 goal that would have tied the might," Dickey said. "On of- Coach Darrell NBC News Mudra, "I said game, Florida State missed on (3) Teaching Children With fense, Jimmy DuBose had an that we had turned the corner two passes into the end zone and Special Needs honest day, making 96 yards, after last week's victory. But time ran out. (6) CBS News and Tony Green did everything this isa big setback for us." (9) ABC News "Thl.5isagoodteam,"u he could to win with a great The game, delayed 40 mm- saId."Wejusttsavetogetouton (CATV.i3) Weselyn Singers punt return and a good plunge utes by a power failure, was as the field and show it. Maybe (24) International Animation for our touchdown, Festival close as the score indicated, next week." (44) Bewitched . --- ' - - - 1 TON GHT S 1\f - - ni ph1 s Sc o re s /- 14 ' i -bu . - Hockey ' for a bowl bid if the Bulldogs TALLHAEf: (AP) - A Anything might have happened beat Auburn Saturday. Then desperation pass into the Florida State, leading 14.10 both Florida and Georgia will end zone by Florida State's be hoping Auburn upsets Ala. Clyde Walker was hatted down with 6:30 to play, gambled by bama to throw the Gators and by a Memphis State defender, going for a first down on fourth and one on Memphis State's 40the Bulldogs into a three-way and time ran out again for the yard line. But the Tigers tie with Alabama for the South. hapless Seminoles. stopped Walker and quickly eastern Conference champion. "I don't know who tipped that turned the opportunity into the Ship. ball, but whoever It was, I'm Florida has used surprise sure glad they did," said re- winning touchdown. plays on several opponents, but lieved Memphis State Coach Led by the elusive sweeps of 4 not against Georgia. 11 freshman awirterhick I ltiu'l .t..Richard WIllhm. '..m.uiun UIILL Patterson, Memphis State "The best teams you don't squad's narrow 17-14 victory marched GO surprise a lot," Dickey ex- Saturday night. yards in eight I plained. Then ruefully ad. It was Memphis State's plays. Patterson scored on a ded, "We got hit with a bomb. fourth in a row, giving the Ti. six-yard run at 3:04. We got surprised." gers a 6 record. "We should have punted the It was the 80-yard touchdown Monday For Florida State, 2-7, the bit. football in the fourth quarter," pass thrown by tight end Rich- ter defeat EVENING shattered illusions Mudra lamented. "We gave up 6:00 ard Appleby to wide receiver thata 43 .7vlctoryoverClerp,,wn field position and gave them Gene Washington that scored signaled the end (2)(6)($)(9)())) News of the good position." (3) As Man Behaves winning touchdown Seminoles' Georgia's nner - Big F(*tball Week Looms Ahead JACKSONVILLE (AP) "But a co uple times Georgia they were frustrated by three Many fans of the Florida Ga- beat us physically on the line lost fumbles, a pass inter. tors are once again saying and I didn't do a good Job ad- ception, two missed field goal 'wait until next year." But justing to a couple things during tries by David Posey and fallCoach Doug Dickey says this the game." ure b) two inches to make a football season didn't end with Georgia Coach Vince Dooley first down at the Georgia 17. Saturday's 100 upset loss to was thoroughly happy with his Georgia also saw some op. Georgia. defense, known as The Jun. Iortunities slip away and had to "If we've got good character, kyard Dogs, be satisfied with a 21-yard field we'll finish this season off the "Time after time we stopped goal by Allan Leavitt in the best we can," Dickey said. "If them on the bit plays In clutch second quarter until Appleby we beat Kentucky Saturday, I situations," Dooley said. "We cranked up, took ahandoff From feel some bowl somewhere will started slowly but got stronger the quarterback and threw the want us to play there, and this Pass. can be the first Florida team to as the game went along." Florida marched 56 yards too "That pass didn't look pretty win 10 games" . touchdown the f irst time the at all," Appleby conceded, "but TheGatorswillhavetodefeat Gators had the ball. After that, it got the job done." Kentucky and Miami, then beat a bowl opponent to run their 7-2 record up to 10-2. "I think our team has a lot of character in it," Dickey said. "There has been a great attitude every week." Georgia, also 1-2, is looking Eagle - Monday, Nov. 10. 1971--2B AA e . . Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - - S ..;_. VjIcings Run tin eaten String To 8 Stra ight (Continued From Page IB) Meyers lateralled to Isaac Cur- ,, to Morris Bradshaw as Oakland al of the NFL's oldest rivalry as beat New Orleans. Stabler Craig Clemons returned a t,ls for more, setting up completed l6oIpas.sesfor232 23 Green Bay interception 76 Clark's TI) that put Cincinnati yards including touchdowns of yards for a TI) - the first the In front to stay. 36 and 48 yards to Bradshaw. Bears have scored that way in Reds ki ns 21, Giants 13 Uoai 21, Browns 10 six years. fl. -. 9:30 (3)(24) Realidades (6)(13) Maude 10:00 (3) Wonderful World Of Books (6)(13) Medical Center MORNING - 6:00 (9) Sunrise Jubilee (13) Breakfast Beat 6:10 (2) Sunshine Almanac 6:13 ()($) Sunshine Almanac 6:25 (CATV4) Tennessee Tuxedo (I) Today In Florida 6:55 (2) Daily Devotional (I)(44) News 7:00 (2)(8) Today (9) Bozo's Circus (44) American Town -. _ ._ __ _L Re. llglous Hall 7:30 (9) Good Morning, America (44) HIlarious House Of Frightertstein 6:00 (6)(13) Captain Kangaroo (CATV4) Community CloseUp (44) Flintstones 0:30 (CATV.6) Fran Carlton (44) Three Stooges 6:55 (44) Spirit Of '76 9:00 (2) Phil Donohue (6) Mike Douglas (CATV4) Life In The Spirit (1) Big Valley (9) Movie Ireland ________________________________________________ I. 1' I K U t: I P S X F 0 it b i: ii M i H F I S M 9/1)70 N E C I. 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(11) Dragnet (3.5) Addams Family 4:30 (3)124) Sesame Street (6)(6) Mery Griffin (CATV-4) Flintitones (13) tronside (CATV.13) Orlando City (6)113) GuIdIng Light Council Meeting Lone Ranger (44) Gillegan's Island 5:00 (9) 110.000 Pyramid (35) 2:30 (2)($) Doctors (6)(13) Eoge 'it Night (9) Rhyme And Reason (24) Indian Summer (35) Mothers-In-La w 3:00 (2)(6) Another World (6)(i3) Ma tch Game (CATV.4) Three Stooges (9) General Hospital (2) AGam i (CATV-) I Love Lucy (9) Giiiigan's Island (3.5) Mickey Mouse Club (44) Brady Bunch 5:30 (2) News (24) Romagnolis' Table (3$) My Favorite Martian (44) Three Stooges 3:23 (44) Spirit Of '76 (3)124) Electric Company (CATV.4) Bewitched (9) Hillbillies (13) Adam 12 CATV.fl) Cable Journal (33) Mayberry R.F.D. (44) Partridge Family (2) With This Ring 6:30 (6) Sunrise Semester SEEK & FIND' r(; (13) Mike Douglas (24) Mister Rogers (44) Leave It To Beaver . T j I TV HIGHLIGHTS ALONE: Bea Arthur turns In his father. Sian Barbara Allen star is willing to give up her a fascinating Performance all is featured as the nurse who career. and the doctor his by herself tonight in 'Maude." falls in love with him. bachelorhood. Well, almost. That's right, she's all alone on 8:30-9 CBS PH YLLIS But fret not, Miss Peters makes the show, a tour de force for the Phyllis's light-minded mother- up for it by singing, "Sempre discusses her problems with a husband and all because of and. like an old-fashioned psychiatrist viewers only see his indiscretion more than 30 musical, the romantic ballad, his back in what surely must years earlier, during World "I'll See You Again," from be regarded as one of the more War II. And Audrey Dexter "Bitterswee t." intriguing, if not ventureous, wasn'terenhI1arriedto.JontJn QINIRaL episodes of this or any series, at the time. Phyllis turns _________________ CINEMA CORP ________________ The show Is written brashly marriage counselor, and works MAT5,EVIRYóAjil [~~ -T~,,1:30P.M.-SJ.25 enough for Maude to sustain the it out. After all, why should half how-. Phy llis want her mother-in-law TURNAROUND: Last to move into her room, season, Patricia Neal starred n 9-9:30 CBS ALL IN THE a special for CBS in which she FAMILY Archie isacheduledth was cast as a woman who Lake a company physical but discovers she's dying of decides to have a personal Leukemia and then sets out to physician c heck him over first. prepare her family, especially The family doctor's findings OSUCTID ST o- CAiS?s her farmer-husband. Tonight, are somewhat disturbing to i-ic 31 1)1 ML Neal is in an NBC special Archie, who now finds he ha to , ,,,,.,.. .., in which she plays the methero( stay cool over the weekend to .iis'x' a young man, who is dying of keep his blood pressure in cancer, A check. That's tough for Archie, 4' • ABOUT TONIGHT: 10-11 CBS MEDICAL CEN$'8:3O CBS RHODA Rhoda's TER Big, new moment in the partner has a special gimmick, career of Met Opera star it seems, to promote business. Roberta Peters in her TV When 1thoL' (iicKY%t'ørc rh',i II ,Ir,r,'..., hi..., CL - - - FMX I l;- 'f - R . W i . - �- , - 413—Evening HraId, Sanford Fl. _ '_-___t_----. -.-. -i _-a----- ---------- ____ - Monday, Nov. 10, 1975 Answer to Proious Puzzle BEETLE BAILEY T14E GENERAL ,.IERE Mort Walker I \ ( BEETLE' i&.1r. \ AZ9E A ACROSS I I shrub 40 Game official I a east (ab I 13 Church district 42 Circle part 14 Japanese gar. 43 Golf average ni a 15 Highly skilled Califor 08:5 • • I . Q n-A X A - Birds bill 23 Territory (ab) 24 Railroads fab 26 Weary Roman bronze 128 by Art RAVE 'CUR LITTLE H&aRr cR I 21 1 14 base 42 Among 29 Sailor 5G Feaer& agen. Larry I GUESS WORD IS OUT THAT WE GIVE Lewis 5 6 i 1 w on -- _ J "• 8 7 9 10 _i 19 II WON 35 36 ________________ ___ - w 44 — no I57 49 68th Year, No 70-Tuesday, Nov 11, Your problems will fade by late something profitable Nov fl I t afternoon Don't let minor fun Get In touch this afternoon with frustrations rattle you. A a friend who Is up to date on surprise this evening, TAURUS (April 20-May 20) current happenings. lie has Get )OW' war ko aut of the wily news for you. SAG11TARtUS(Nov. 23-De~ ea:ly so you can do something pleasant this afternoon. Call an 21) Two situations you thought acquaintance you've ,let would be difficult to manage will come off with surprising recently. 21-June 20) ease toda due to an unusual GlMlNl (May , ,, • turn of events " IOUII nave an oppOrLunhly f'4T1t)tI'fIki T '-'"-'-' (uvi. fl-Jan today to recoup something you thought was a lost cause Be 19) Some valuable information extra alert. You'll have to move will Lie pa&wd on to you today, Don't sit on it. Put it to good use very fast. County Ok 2 Walks AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-1' 20- Fe b, i You're more enterprising and oaring iowiy man you nave Conditions UI UIVUFUUIe wuay been for some time. Focus on both for your career and WIN Jill.' . _______________ 4 AT BRIDGE 55 criticized counnty projects I L ,.. _ _ _________ ________ - .0 ___________ -91 w, 4 __ 1 _ _ I', - _______ -. - 'I _______ ':, ______ _ ______ _____ -- :I - A • ______________ - _________ L. '• . ________ -- -.-- -- J __________________ - .. _____________ -. -. I SOMEWEKES ELSE (6A-ZZ &ZZ&lz The Seminole County Grand that the teitiulony was on alleged violations of Jury's reported probe of an recorded. Florida's Sunshine Law, which aborted county clay pit purA mystery witness, identified bans meetings of public chase deal went into its second by observers as a mn named officials where decisions are week today wi th four witnesses Jack, who is an assistant to made. appearing before noon at the Lester Mandell, president of Th iirrjbo rep4- rtl-dly congrand jury witness room, Greater Construction Co., ;i (urIU Cti1iui dei1 First to testily was Joe also secreted in a separate to buy a 103-acre tract for a clay Robinson, president of Laurel witness room by investigators Pt fi'orn Mandell for 1517,0( 0. Realty. Also seen going into the for State Attorney Abbott County commissioners voted grand jury room later was Herring. on Oct. 14, not to go through Ro be rt Ilosack, executive vice Also appearing Just before wi th the land purchase. president of Laurel. noon was John Yarnnitz, a Last week the grand Jury is Sanford Attorney Jack Laurel Re al ty vice president, be lieved to have heard from six Bridges, co rpora te counsel for who went before, the grand jury witnesses, including Herring's Laurel Realty, accompanied last week, chief investigator, Jack R. Robinson and Hosack to the Assistant State Attorney Fulenwider, Tom Binford, grand jury witness room and William Staley answered former real estate salesman later said his clients had not reporters' questions about the with Laurel Realty, who says he been subpoenaed, but were clay pit probe wi th ,no co rn- lost a $12,500 commission when "requested to appear." ment" today as he shuttled the clay pit deal fell through, Itobin as in the jury witnesses in and out of th e Yamnit Mandell, and Torn room 35 minutes and Hosack 30 grand Jury room. Radloff, a former Altamonte minutes. A court reporter was Herring's offi ce has stea di ly Springs city councilman. _____ __________ - 1. i•.. after their completion, even ________ __ - -— - _ though other officials had points, South Is too weak t ------onm JO open with one. Normally, fie spoken highly of such projects. _________________________ -.4 J 1 would pass and back in, but it Both sidewalk projects were UL AK4 is much better to fire the first ___ highly recommended by Ruptured _______________________________ -;.;'-City Q shot." --: commission chairman Sid •.r-" 4A K J 652 Jim "In Jacoby Moderr. VihIen Jr. Vihlen met on the weak two shows 7-10 high£97 £83 Monday with Knowles and highH - - 4?.Z.* card points and a good six_________ '' 10*32 rankingofliclal.sof thecounty'i • card suit If partner wants IL) __________________ ___________ :-i._".' A1753 •Ji094 - -. . roaddepariment. -. _________________________ . . force, he responds two -- . , _________________________ SQ 1004 4 . The 27th Street project at :.;-:'' notrump Opener bids three By JOE ASKREN ago before the pri vate property "crew s ho uldn't have been on ______________________ . 50(3111 ID) By Lawrence El Iamb, M.D. notrump wi th Pinecre.st requires $3,000 for solid suit, . Herald Staff Writer was annexed to the City. He pr ivate property. three of his own suit with a construction of sidewalks at the said the City tapped the Commissioner A.A. 65 Ceremmks were beld this mwning at LAoxwood 1113ementary scbool to raise a new Rkentennig flag. BICENTENNiAL Monday night was not a good minimum 17 or 0) and shows a east and west ends of the ro3sing line when other McClanahan said he found the possible to rupture or herniate a Participating, from left, are Ernie Horrell, County Athnlnlstrative Director of the Bicentennial night for discussing fire developments feature with a maximum ig £73 school. That project can be PRESENTATION began c the matter "a little bit eon! using," disc just by bending over to pick Committee; Mrs. Arletta Coberly, principal, Desmond Betbel of the fifth grade, a member of the Fife hydrants and water line con. or 10)." Both vulnerable completed, officials say, something up in a twisted and Drum Corps; and Joe Pavone, commander of American Legion Post 2q56. (hierald Photo by Torn nections, Sanford City Corn- west Oswald. "The la y-down not cside of U.S. 17-92, but did adding he detected some sometime before Jan. 1, 1976. 40~ ha rge the firm for the personal animosity between Vinc'enfl position without even touching slam is easy to bid this way It / nhlssioners agreed after parConstruction of sidewalks "or*h East South hydrant nor the tap which now Hyatt and Knowles. that something? ____________________________________________________________________________________________ should also be biddable after a ticlpating in a lengthy would total $1,800 along SR 46A at Idyllwlldewlll pa ss by Sou th but when it was Commissione r Gordon Meyer 2A discussion of a controversial Can intravenous feeding by cwt about $3,150, The city of played in a duplicate game The City has since put in questioned Hyatt who said he Pals Putting a needle In a vein and Sanford's share In the most passing South's reached installation across U.S. 17-92, another water line along the felt he "wasn't treated right." Pass 4 4 3' p se just south of Airport Blvd. running in the fluid be too fait, correspondents have had fun game on l y Idyllwllde project is $l,). west side of the highway to presumably in not being PAIS Lachlan L. Hyatt, executive and if so can It do any damage changing girth control to birth pass Sanford officials already have , ,• serve the other busi%esses. relmburskA for portions of his vice president of Butte Knitting to a person in any way, control. Certainly birth control Opening lead - 94 "-i' appr..ved t.ir portion of the f\ • . Ken McIntosh,, attorney f,.,r utility installation ctxit, and not Mills, Spartanburg, S.C., ((Al especially a child? is one way to avoid one tern- I 27th Street project. Butte i-nitting, s41d Hyatt W. , heing conwted bef vIn A reader wants to know if porary cause of the big middle, By Oswald & James Jacoby Commissioner Mike HatCommissioners he was asking 'seeking equity" to avoid a others with his line. Meyer satu DEAR READER — Bending the Jacobys use light third. for ' fair treatment" But, considering the number of (away asked for a county-wide and some lawsuit "action for inverse be believed the City "bent over ty over and lifting something is a men with this problem, there is Coun 'equitable adjustment or condemnation property right" backwards in getting water to hand openings in duplicate 3 * sidewalk study to determine Jim: "We have had so many common way of rupturing a more to it than The answer is that we compensation" which he did not questions from readers about where safety needs are McIntosh agreed with Mayor the firm," needed earlier. disc. Even without lifting it Is lieve firmly that the same DONNA USTES weak two bids that it seems greatest. Commissioners have In other action, the cornminimum requirements apply possible if you already have a 11cr-aid Staff Writer About intravenous feeding, appropriate to devote a few months from July 1, 1974 to July 1975 is 16,170. During the in- nearly into Longwood on the water line under U.S. 17-92 to the need for a fire hydrant at $15,000 budgeted for sidewalk mission reconsidered its acin all seats n other words a damaged disc ready to her- one can let the fluid go in too articles to them." 1, 1975, the population in the tervening, five years since the northeast and to Casselberry on his plant several years ago. construction near county hand Is either worth an open ceptance of a high local bidder niate. The disc is between two fast. The fluid running into the Oswald. "In standard For the first time in Seminole cities increased from 67,075 to last federal census, Altamonte the southeast. Hyatt said the City has since Ing or it Isn't. schoo ls , but Vthlen sa for police and fire department id such a County's 62-year history, more 68,645. vertebrae, and when you be nd veins quickly expands the American th e opening bid of Altamonte Spr ings city of- used h is l ine to serve o ther is "very re levant" to Springs has more than uniforms, after City Attorney study must coincide with persons are living within the , two in any suit Is reserved for (Do You have a question over it squeezes down on the volume of blood, literally Part of the increased quadrupled its size. ficials have insisted the city has customers on the west side of controve rsy. Vernon Mize Jr., said the recommendations from schoal seven cities of the county than for the experts? Write -Ask inner edge of the litUe sac-like diluting iL In sick people. very strong hands. About population in the cities is due to Where city boundaries were a population of 18,000 to 20,000. the highway, by means of an Moore also thirty-five years ago. Howard the Jacobys" publicly commission is usually obligated care of this superintendent W. P. "Bud" in the unincorporated areas, annexation by cities of formerly structure or pillow that con- Particularly once confined to the areas west The population estimates interconnecting tap. those with limited Schenken and Edward Hymes, nOWSpaper. The Jacobys will Layer. By law, Vihlen said. emphasizing apologized to Hyatt for the to accept the low bid, if It meets Seminole's county territory. tains the disc. The pressure on heart function, the excessJr.. adopted an idea proposed of U.S. and east of Interstate 4, brought a shock to Casselberry City Man4iRer W.E. "Pete" City's action recently in digging specifications. answer individual questions determinations must come transformation from a rural to , one side can pop the sac just as volume can overload the heart by Dick Richardson and Seminole County's total the city's limits now extend to city officials who are expected Knowles said the City approved up his private property tocheck it stamped self - addres sed from school officials. However, urbanized community. At the request of Cornyou break a blister by and cause accumulation of fluid started to use two clubs as the the Orange County line on the to vigorously protest. While the crossing and a fire hydrant water line envelopes are enclosed rho population, including the cities connections. missioner McClanahan, the Hattaway pushed for the The preliminary figures show squeezing it. Of course, the in the lungs or other signs of only forcing opening bid while most interesting questions south and southwest, deep into Casslberry's population in i97t requested by the firm for in- Knowles said he didn't know the commission rejected all three county-wide study and corn- that as of mid-summer 545 increased during the annual more pressure that Is applied, temporary heart failure. It is using the others to describe will be used In this column (Continued On Page 3-A) surance purposes five years digging was being done and the period from 13-4,181 to 136,246 or unincorporated Forest City, mLssioners agreed. (Continued On Page 3-A) persons were living within and will receive copies ol as in the lifting, the more likely easier to overload a child, hands such as the one held by ,...— County engineer Bi ll Bush cities while 67,601 were residing by 2,065. Some 1,570 of the inbecause he has a small blood South, With nine high-card it is to break, JACOBY MODERN) said about 20 or 30 requests for in unincorporated areas crease was in the municipal volume to start with. Adding a CARNIVAL sidewalks exist now. Bush governed by the board of county territories. by Dick Turner You can also get muscle small amount of fluid rapidly Sanford, the county seat and promised to produce an conunissioners. spasm by assuming an tin- can increase his blood volume "." analysis of sidewalk needs as While the population of the Seminole's largest city, concomfortable position. The too much very rapidly. — — soon as possible. unincorporated areas rose frori tinued its steady pace of muscle literally cramps and By AUDIE MURI'IIY growth, registering an increase Of course, if a person Is can prod uce pain much like Herald Staff Writer of 491 persons, up from 11,145 to associated with a ruptured d, deh'drated or in shock or in Z!636. , iced of more blood volume, Compet i tors From around ' ltamonte Springs which has A Although there are many then the faster you can get the .41111'1 Central Florida met this shown a phenomenal growth things that cause back trouble, fluid in the be tter. A good ,1 morning to compete in "r rate sin ce it enter ed t he 1910 one of the main ones Is la ck of example here Is a rapid irantennis matches as the .,' strength of the abdominal and *fusion of blood in the presen ce decade retains the title of _____________________ ____ .1seco nd largest city. back muscles. High U list of hemorrhage. The ability to Rela t ed sto ry, photos, 1-11 of things to do to pre vent ba ck do this can be life-sa ving in the Altamonte had a population 0" got By RICK PANTRIFIGE resignation "does not change of little more than 4,000 in Lie trouble is maintaining good operating room or in other Goden Age Olympics Herald Staff Writer our position that teachers have 1970 federal census. The abdominal muscles. Those (!n)ffgency situations. entered its second day. Sanford teacher Sylvester to be protected against school University of Florida said the people with a Large abdomen Accor(Iing to tennis of. The effects of overloading the Denmark, aquitted last week of board action of this kind." population in 2973 was 11,175 ficial Emma Spencer, five are sitting ducks for back circulation with fluid are a robbery charge, has resigned, pr oblems. SEA had supported Den. and In 1974 was 15,382. players will compete in usually temporary, a nd the Seminole County School mark's effort to be rtinstated singles and mixed double There is a lot you can do to body will quickly adjust by .-.... Superintendent W. P. "Bud" and to receive l ost pay. matches today and keep that abdominal tone in eliminating the excess fluid, Layer said today. "We feel that school board tornow at the Spencer I shape. Those who ha ve the provided the kidneys are ".I 17 "I will recommend to the members should not be making co ur ts on Osceola Drive. 0 : :: . -functioning no Wr rm ally. In t hi s .,.,, expanding middle problem or school board that they accept prejudicial sta temen ts a bo I insta nce there should be no ut a Around Th e Clock 4-A want to avoid It can get more ' Mr. Denmark's resignation and case that they will later be Bridge ............8-B '.4Lm4. details by sending 50 cents !or residual pay him for the time he was required to act upon -at least t.e,. a 'I .. I The Health Letter number 3-7, Keep in mind, doctors often under suspension," Layer said. not in a democracy. Comic, ...................8-B Girth Control: Avoiding the Big have to choose between risks. The school board meets : ' ' • ' r-i i-'ç a- . . • • - - •-"There is no need for school Crossword ........... :. - Middle. Just write to me in care Al.so, in the presence of extreme e.t j -Wednesday at 7:30 p m. and / -Iboard members to be talking t o jjj5 s I 4-A of this newspaper, P.O. Box conditions, despite heroic ef1aer said he would make his u-so at that time. the police and making - Dear Abb)' 1551, Radio City Station, New forts,theoutcomeisnotalways recommendation 4 4.. statements about a case before Dr. Lamb ............8-1% York, NY 10019. Send a long, successful, Only TV doctors are m The board voted on Sept. 10 to , ,_ it comes to trial. If we allow the horoscope ,j,. __________________________________________________________________________________________________ -&ei--7 , ........... 8-B , I . stamped, self-addressed en- able to cure everything, and life Isuspend Denmark without pay, board to act in this manner hospital "I told you my teacher was balmy, Pop! Now she says you're ............5-A velope for mailing. Some of my is not one big TV show, . ' -'i ! •• althougt layer had recom- there is no protection for any hospital "a_•• — ........5-A the stork!" menderf that the suspension be I..,, teacher accused of a crime, Sport, 1-2-3--It wi th pay. innocent or not," Grooms said. Television DOONESBURY Circuit Judge Robert B. by Garry Trtjtjea,,, On Sept. 8, Layer notified Women 6-A McGregor last week ordered a Denmark by letter that he was VF;-%TIIER - -directed Final matches for the tSTAI'T 41)U(MT N47Z/4lE verdict of acquittal for suspended from teaching at ,,tc.',ia1)aR £rflh7H?/ 1JC)4/ event tAi5.4fl7/ A9.4iv4'g the 38-year-old Denmark, after be held will ----Muiy' hIgh 82. Overnight Lakeview Middle School the alleged robbery victim and tomorrow. low 6$, because of his Sept. 3 arrest on v)W AU4w# £45Iowr A AMyU)'U Partly cloudy to cloudy A Co* Tennis was w Icfj.Ap c BO7HAT John Merrigan, Roy Britt, Garland Thomas and Gus Terry. itJ -------------playing tennis seriously pick the teacher from a lineup f ' SlLkfecwlM?f Af'/)JA piW1Wi,CI 1 through ( . - NtM wttryuu KThL HAVE 10 HOLD ''E SECRET cwg, MEETII. observed entering and leaving refused to comment on reports - secret ________ . n .1econd eel By BOB I,I,0YD Iferalluatallf - _ ,,:. B OSWAI.I) and JAMES JA('I)BY • R E, ______ countywide study of sidewalk nee&i of all schoo ls after ap. proving $6,000 worth of sidewalks at Idyllwilde and Pinecrest elementary schools. The sidewalks at the schools are a part of a joint par. ticipatiort project with the city of Sanford, and Commissioner John Kimbrough stipulated that bo th project pla ns be approved by Sanford officials before construction begins. 'l have no objection," Kimbrough said "as long as we'reamplyprotectedfrom M r. (City Manager W. E. "Pete") Knowles." Kimbrough sa id he's been "burned" by Knowles before, He said Knowles had Prob U ' herald staff Writer The Seminole County Corn-. - I% ays — _______________________________________________ NNJJ Sanford, Florida 32771 Price 10 Cents -. vantages that suddenly appear LEO (July 23-Aug. fi) You'll In either. PISCES (Feb. 20-March be more successful in handling business later in the day. Don't Your personality is dynamic be afraid to make unusual toLiy. Your powers of per. suasion are very strong demands. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Though you may not be aware Don't turn a deaf ear to cf it, ot he rs will be. YOUR BIRTHDAY proposals made today by close Nov. 11, im associates What may sound a me coming year will be a little far out at first won't be all very that kooky. for you socially, LIRRA Sept. 23-Oct. 23 ) New interests you'll suddenly You're sharper than usual get involved in will expose today in knowing how to make to an entirely different group of __________________________________________________ much from a little. Put your friends. j Jill' resourcefulness to work on measures. 30 CoUtuJ nu I For Tuesday, November 11, 1975 of — WEEK?J \FORHCOMING cot service P1 oR IS IT THAT OUR DISTINOUISHE ID A LUMNI ARE RETURN:N COLLEGE CREDIT FOR TRA TRAVEL. EXPERIENCE j cy lab I 51 Money paid for on a onre-masted %-essel SONRI---_ I 18 no by Ipso-- Small leaf at 41 flower 45 Hardy girl 25 Hall (prefix) 47 Girls name 27 Actual 48 Volunteer (ab t 5 Cooking Wonsit 6 Boy mauim BIMO BURNS (Sb) 36 More weird 37 Got up 39 Theater sign IPI I 23 Fragile con Buckeye statetrary (latin) general 37 Talent 4 Spanish lady 10 Masticate 12 Places 13 Flowtirs of DOWN violet family claim as ofie s 18 Picnic pest 4 On the 35 Southern flower craft lustrateg flelonging to 1l 12 ______ 33 Corsage 9 Fall flower 54 Art istic (vat ) 55 Goes by air. 3 One who if. 32 Unhappy 33 C. 7 Anger 2Junctaoo (lb.) M'1 fEiMI04 N 8 Having lips 30 Evening (poet) on Sonsom 31 Commercial with HOROSCOPE ARIES IMarch 21-April 19) K Masculine illnsuranc.i lab THE BORN LOSER E 0 15 A 17 Ii able 52 name 19 Church bench 53 fled linens U-tO 1R desert Ilpears 20 A A PN4 A_.__ (var) 49 Business room P_L _N_T _Y (Fr) 16 Countless CAMPUS CLATTER I A DIAI E 14 T i _q C ONT4E ; S — S o '_' - Disc From ____ ____ B Firm Demands _ - Share Water Costs • _ ____ , ' -. ----- - a Dr. - Lamb WELL. JUST KISS ME T#-4RU S DISH TOWEL THI , Die '40- tM jusrUCKY SHE wAsr.1owftJG A BROOM an ains, ura Losses - Shown In Census - - PRISCILLA'S POP by Al Vqrm..r Tennis Is Golden Game Toda by Bob Montana _____ I ftnallillill Denmark Resigns Teaching Post - -- -. FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thaves Today , ' FRANK & ERNIE 'S _ ' & - - t1Y, RNI 1 DO WE TA" GOURMET DINER . ' - •. _ - ¶1)w- ' ': - ' S f U44 ,•••,•,• •i, . 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Calendar 44 " ........ $67.80 &A berton, owner of the Airport Inn 4-c Restaurant, said she enjoyed pilots tirid 5, Fifth light plane to land here. 1-2-34 i -Saturday', . high -Vni nothappy with my time lOw M '• - .: - I ('irntinuctl On Page $-A) . . - . "• - .. . - , 4 • . ' . . - - - .. . : . - . .- -- . .. .&. -- • - -- - - - - _______ F VF-4m i-L Pei& _______________ pleaded guilty in circuit courtto attempted possession of ' stolen motor vehicle. ircuit Judge Robert B. McG.regor accepted the guilt), - 35, 119 Ruby Court, In a case in%viving a $15,000 motor home stolen from an Orlando dealer. ip in April 1974. Judge McGregor ordered k'ire Of Ll tide termined origin destru)ed the II.E. Unk residemT on Vililra [load. SaMurd, early ire-sentence investigation for Saturday.Countyfiremen were assisted by Sanford (Ire unitsin battling the 3 a.m. blaze that in Str uu for and scheduksen. %estigalors sadis believed to have started In an attle arra in the center of The three bedroom tencing Jan. 19. structure link, contractor, and his family were reported %tslttng In Fort Myers at time of the fire. Stroupe had been scheduled County firelightrr Jerry Gleaton was treawd for a chest burn sustained in fighdag the fire, officials for trial last week -on a charge said. In this pict ure an unickitlfied court)' firefighter leads a deg away from the gutted ias of the tru4 tirc ( Herald Phft t) torn II!Ut'fl() i ( ontinued On i'ag' 5-As - FIRE DESTROYS SANFORD HOME - ..-_.- -: --- - - _-- -- ' 1 I i VZ Stroupe 1 Pleads Gui steal to-order" theft ring has - :.. 44 remember" ralds by sheriff's agen In connection with a miiultlounty - _ , 4., promised him anything not to testify, league was silent for a t d the 'd h wanted to take the Fifth Amendment. A south Seminole man arrested during mid-August , - L In an earber hearing Teague ,;ud tie wiLs "high on heroin" when he confessed the robbery. When asked Friday by the prosecutor if anyone had - ____________ ._------------- - ______________ ' jitiito salad and tomatoes, or chicken salad plate, with. of course, coffee, tea ,or coke ' ,t The Greater Sanford Overnight ('hainber of Commerce and (tie Alrix)rt Authority picked up 1kLIII and tides are on Page on flue first leg. Guess I'll try for S.A. (UI! throttli' from hen' a - ____ .. 2 with her husband, Lewis, in their Baron 15-55 4. : tin - "We had a mystery check- They feasted on specials of f,-,.& E) barbecued beef with cole slaw, Juanita Blumberg, \taitland '' r When told by the court Umt hZ couldn't take the fifth, Teague said that e "couldn't 1 - "little blnilll~ Hos' ital Mrs Landers anti her copilot, t es Mrs. Beverly La Fleur, Sports Altamonte Springs, were the Tele%ision Yr omen . ---- iid Mrs rence, First to touch down, %~as 2.0 135 mm fetephoto ld tier f)Oifl in flightover Airport in Apopka," she added. \l Flo Flu" Puw ossword i(orfal • Sanford. and chief scorer, said Dr. Lamb Vivilar 273 Electronic Flash S".93 picture. Featuren forward-reverse and one mother had to Armind The Clock Mrs. Beth Landers, (light in- Velbon Tripod $2694 . ,,.- Toda y 4.0 Seneca twin engine aircr Vivitar 28 rn-n f 1 5 wide angle - I and, sea and air niaratfiu,n which began in t Augus tine and ended at Naples 250XL SOUND CAMERA _______________ Mrs. Quenfler. Wi. tiatl 21 original entries but there were some problems like an overhaul in Arizona, a - couple of health problems and ________ p,' here," said Mrs Bonnie F Sophia was welcomed by local join the race were Robert and Quenzler, pilot race chairman officials. Shirley Zillig, who flew a As iii late Saturday moraing, Grumman Traveler from and vice chairman of the c sponsoring Ninety-Nines Inc., Mrs. Payton wiis declar(41 the Buffalo. N.Y., aci-ording to of the International Organiza tion of Women Pilots. Sanford was a required stop on the 25O nautical t,ille first leg Vivitar f 3.8 OS-205 macro loom 800 MERCY DRIVE ________________________ -_----- ______ imnual Deltona Derby. chairman and a competitor In place finisher. "The weather looks 900d the race last year. The 14 entrants included six from here to Naples and the "I'm Just tlw house boy on husband-and-wife teams, and a showers were titned perfecdy this trip," said Neal Payton, mother and son, attiong others. to wait until after we landed Clearwater, after his wife-pilot, Flyers who canic the farthest to , UNIVERALS LENS hiOUNT to accept the full line of 8 SOUnd MOV116 Projector - times See Our • Maylya Sekor lenses and hundreds of others 2 YEAR WARRANTY to back up the superb quality and to assure value and dependability. Police said Teague also gave themahandwritten confession When on the witness stand Friday. Teague suddenly had a "l of memory" and said he d.idn't remember confessing e come machines received a wet, but for 10 years and has logged said Mrs. Payton was tinied in warm, welcome here at San- sorne 1,EW flying hours. The Just over two hours with Shirley ford-Central Florida Airport cross-country [krby was the INI. Zillig second close I~ehind. 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Vihlen's announcement comes on the beets of a Tuesday report by Jail Administrator George Proudfoot that the delayed smoke ejection system Reopening On Weekend FLORIDA IN BRIEF Set Friday For Refurbished County Jail has arrived and will be installed by Monday, Vihien said he will tour the facility begmning Friday at 8:30 along with Proudloot, Sheriff John back in. Inmates were transferred to jails in predate an inspection on Tuesday, or at the latest, surrounding coulles after jail doors closed here Friday," Vihien's letter says. following the fire. Vihlen says the state chose Friday. Polk, E. V. Fretwell, the deputy state fire marshal Moving Seminole's inmates back Into county jail The commission chairman also said he has inand chief prison inspector Cecil Sewell. would erase the up to $1,000-a-day fees being paid structed Proudloot to begin the necessary nstallation of some other counties to house prisoners, preparations to reopen the jail next weekend, $64,000 worth of safety equipment installed at the V1hIn, the liaison commissioner on the jail, facility since June 9, the date a fire swept U'rouh Also invited to attend the inspection tour are drafted a letter on Nov. 5 to Louis Wainwright of the officials from the City of Sanford. the jail leaving 10 inmates and a jailer dead. Department of Offender Rehabilitation. State officials told the county what safety If the jail passes inspection, Proudfoot says the "Due to the long delay in completing this project features would be needed. county can begin immediately moving And, initially the state inmates and the high daily costs Incurred, we would ap- recommended a new jail facility be constructed, but f Si - Vihien setiired an okay to reopen the jail pending proper installation of safety items recommended by the state. . Police Probe For Clues In Patient's Shooting Spree A Gra nd Jury report on the jail fire placed the lion's share of the blame on the commission. However, no charges were filed. MIAMI (All) Police are trying to find out s'h)' a Former mental patient opened fire on several stall members of an atidemy for high school dropouts, killing one young teacher and wounding the others. Officers said Javier Apricin Morejon, 21, walked into a counselor's office Friday morning at the Latin Street Academy and pulled out a gun. 'Are you crazy'"' screamed Roberto Lopez. "Don't A number of lawsuits seeking thousands of dollars In damage have been filed against the Sheriff in connection with the Jail fire. But Morejon who was released from South Florida Hospital five months ago opened lire, fatally wounding Lopez and hitting Miguel Dc La Torre, a 27-year-old at'acicmiiv counselor, in the clhow, - em nole 'Y' Names - NATION IN BRIEF New Administrator _________________________________________________ CIA Admits Universities Funded For Drug Experimeni WASHINGTON tAP I -The CIA says it secretly fund( more than 30 universities and institutions Lhai conduct( experiments with LSD and other drugs during the 15( and '6. At one of the institutions, drug addicts undergoin rehabilitation were given doses of their preferred mu cotics as a reward for participating In the CIA4unde experiments, according to sworn testimony before Senate subcommittee Friday. Inmates at the National Institute of Mental Health's Ad diction Research Center in Lexington, Ky., were givei their choice of drugs or time off their sentences, or former inmate explained. But since the inmates were al drug addicts "the majority chose narcotics," said Ed ward M. Flowers, now a drug counselor. Ford To Enter All Primaries BOSTON (AP) - President Ford says he will enter every Republican presidential primary next spring and vows to "stick it out" until he captures the GOP nomination at the party's convention next August. Ford made the remarks Friday In an off-the-cuff GOP fund-raising speech here. The chief spokesman for Ford's campaign committee in Washington expressed surprise at the announcement. White House sources said the announcement was unexpected and added that they did not think Ford planned to make all rays. A Ford spokesman said there are 31 GOP primaries, and the $10-million ceiling on spending to win a presidential nomination ne&ns that in some states, Ford's campaign effort probably would have to be a token one. Tax Bill Means Cut For Móny WASHINGTON (AP) - The tax bill approved by the House Ways and Means Committee contains a tax cut for most Americans and aid for wealthy investors stung by huge financial setbacks, such as Texas businessman H. Ross Perot, who reportedly could net a $15 million tax iefund, The oill, passed Friday alter the panel agreed to refer six reform amendments to the full House, retains most of this year's anti-recession tax cuts for 1976 and beyond. One provision "represents what may be the most gigantic tax break In histoiry for one person ... Perot, the canny and colorful Texas busInnan who lately has suffered some huge business reversals," said the Wail Street Journal on Friday. Big City Plunging Deeper WASHINGTON (AP) - New York City's fiscal crisis is increasing by $155 million a year the costs all cities and states must pay to borrow money, a group of municipal officials says. A study by the Municipal Finance Officers Association says the Northeast has been hit the hardest, but the ripple effect from the New York crisis has affected all parts of the country. In related actions on Friday: —The House Ways and Means Cornmittee put off until Tuesday consideration of any part of the house bill to guarantee loans to New York City. Wholesale Prices Take Leap NEW YORK (AP) - The government reported' this eek that wholesale prices in October jumped faster than they have in a year, prompting concern among administration economists over the lingering presence of inflation, "The key question is how this type of price behavior compares with that following previous recessions," said Michael Moskow, director of the government's Council on Wage and Price Stability. "In other words, are firms behaving differently now than you'd normally expect them to behave during a postrccesson economic upturn?" Branch of the Greater Miami ''special appointment" YMCA Slflce 1971, 1IVL' III) that recognizing his full-timecareer post to coiiie to Central Florida with the YMCA as part of his FOREST CITY Seminole as administrative director of ministry. County Branch of Central both the Seminole and West Taking over his new job here Florida YMCA, with Orange branches, this week, 3$-year-old Kilday Is headquarters in Brantley An ordained United not a newcomer to the area; llarbur, now has a new ad- Methdlst minister and having served as resident ministrator. member of the Holstin director of Camp Wewa in G. William Kilday, executive Methodist Conference in Plymouth and community director of the Southwest Tennessee, Kilday was given a pro gram director for Winter Park YMCA. Prior to that he was in th e ministry in Virginia d Tennessee for five years. Board Critical Kilday said ie is excited about being here and feels Seminole Count)' Branch is one Of of the strongest areas of UE program BY JOE ASKREN - itecommendedapprovalof Florida. potential in Central Herald Staff Writer a conditional use for the sale of Members of Sanford's beer and wine for consumption Kilday said experts had Planning & Zoning Commission off premises at the Cumberland predicted Central Florida will have termed "ridiculous" their Farms Store at Airport be one of the three fastest duplication with the city Boulevard and Sanford Avenue. growing areas in the United 00 commission In considering -Recommended approval of States in the next decade and conditional use of property a revised site plan for con- the 'Y' program will be faced .. requests. struction of a Missionary with trying to keep up with the Zoners action followed a Baptist Church at 10th Street growth In population as well as CHRISTMAS CLUB Flagship Bank of Sanford employes Serita Tindal] (left) and memo received from City and Hickory, as submitted by respond to new needs in the Carol Stafford (center) mail 719 Christmas Club cheeks totaling Attorney Vernon Mize Jr., Ray ank Construction Co. future, $93,000, hile Virginia Williams of Flagship U.S. Bank of w CHECKS MAILED - lteconhIflemxjed approval hich also was sent to the city Seminole sends off 500 cheeks totaling $50,000 in time for commission, The Seminole YMCA is saying that no for a change of use plan for a currenti)- operating out of Christmas shopping (Herald Photo by Bill Vincent) fish and poultry carry out store use at 1002 French Ave,, as administ rati ve offices in a be approved without a public converted house on live acres iQ hearing and notification of requested b) John Giallourakis. conveniently located near lake Hesaid the store will open next adjacent property owners. Brantley High, league Middle month. Zoners drafted a memo to the and Forest City Elementary - Recommended setting at commission which said: public hearing at 7 p.m. Nov. 20 "The Planning & Zoning Icr a conditional use and Although most of the ac Commission feels it is a waste change of use request for LI tivities are carried on by using By AUI)IE MURI'Hv surrendered, of city funds, employe time, and automobile engine loose a hasp on a door. repair and community resources, schools herald Sta ff Writer creates a hardship on ap- rebuilding shop at Mozelle Curtis, 27, 508 E. 5th John LIvera, 30, 2275 Ki N. Myrtle and churches around Seminole, St., was arrested for carrying a Edwards ng plicants because of the ext. Ave., a lakefront site Ct. told across the property is used for Sanford Police Officer had concealed police that firearm and later burglars pried open sliding ended time period In getting a from the Florida Power & Light football practice and some to pull his service ice revolver in conditional use hearings, permit, Co. an charged with possession of glass doors to enter his requiring two public athletic activities. incident that occurred outside stolen property after a check on residence, where the Hex Bar on Sanford Ave. on the pistol was made. Curtis was and $379 in cash a calculator and two notifications of ad- !" were taken. Friday a1ternoon, jacen t property owners. jailed in lieu of $10,000 bond. Approxima te ly $1300 worth of Patrolman William Hasson, A rash of "If the city prefers to ha ve FIRST FEDERAL burglaries hit items were reporteij taken from the final say so acting on a tip that someone at Seminole Count)' on Friday. the homneof/tndre on all Cthe bar had a gun, went to the Laura SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION 1)uefield, 25, 71 Seminole P.O. Box 121 S. Merlet, 21, ditiona) use requests, we scene and found a man sitting in Gardens Goldenrod, A recommend they (city reported her television portable p, OF MID-FLORIDA a truck holding a pistol, color television; a mission) change the zoning was stolen while she was at revolver; a watch; a camera; a ordinance so that the Hasson told the man to get out work, ap. chess set &nd $120 in cash were of the truck and place the gun plication goes directly to An undetermined number of stolen. on the seat. Instead, the man televisions, stereos and radios the City Also Goldenrod, B.arbra St. hearing, and they hold Wi got out of the truck, with the were taken from Badcock Onge, 28,in74 notify property owners Citrus gun in his hand. At that point Furniture, 206 Magnolia Ave. Ave., told and make the final decision." police that burglars entered Hasson Arthur asson pulled his service Thieves reportedly gained home and took rash and Harris Chairman said the "great revolver and the man entry to the building by pulling Jewelry, duplication" would mean applicants have to wait six or IN OBSERVATION OF seven weeks to get an answer oflfr conditional request. lie said this Is "ridiculous," "They're (the city corn. Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday mission) Saturday all knowing!" said Harris. Bike Ra11n 9-I 1 "It is too time consuming," / Scm. Blvd. said Zoner C. B. Franklin. At one point in the discussion, 1 Billiards City Planner Dave Farr asked: Civic U. Civic C. "What use Is the planning and 1&3 Bosl1ng 1&3 zoning commission? . . . The ltolAmner Rose Amrr. BolAmer. city commission doesn't tru.c( the planning & zoning board," I Bridge / In other action, the zoners: Woman's Club ! - _______ P - iai.IuN i \1j President Ford is assuring Moscow, t-king :ind U.S. allies that his shakeup of national curity advisers will in no way soften the American dense posture. Secretary of State Henry Kissinger, who lost his second t) as director of me National Security Ciuncll, wi:l 'tinuc tii iiifhwncc on security and reign affdirs, Ford said Friday. In ddrc before the New Eneland (nnrIi tPv, • Dup ication . ft I r / j '. Sanford Police Off icer Arrests Man With Gun ll Be Closed Monday, November 11 th, Golden Age Olympics Events _________ - - - approval of a change in the zoning or. Woman's Club dinance as it pertains to the earlier recommended, reduced 1-5 1-5 - 10-5 living area requirements in the Chic C Chic C. Chic C. single .family residential district. Reeonunendej approval to rezone from multi-residential. t3 general'eonimeJ, lot at FL Mellon Pk. 505 East Third St. and grant a -conditional use request for a simuill engine repair shop, as requested by Brent Doherty. -Denied, after five objecting property owners were heard, a rezonin g request from single 10 family residential to genera' 1,1 MI'l1m I'lL co(%wr"iai for four lots of the 9-1 9-1 third section of the Dresimwn!d Garden Club Garden Clubf Garden Club subdivision in the 2400 block of - . - ' CofC -.---- ' - - romjnoes I (oft OI1 Mayfair - lortirulture TAI.LAIIAS4SI*: (All) Florida's prudent fiscal JEII('ies s ill keep the state from facing the financing t tjIemii afflicting New York CII)', a state official says. Arnold Greenfield, director of the division of bond finance, said Friday that Florida is protected because the state Constitution specifically prohibits deficit financing to operate state government. New York has used deficit spending for several )'t'ars. "Tile "The one overriding lesson to be learned ...is how very fortunate we are to be living under the guidance of a wise and prudent state Constitution which checks and restrains the spending and debt powers of state government," Comptroller Gerald Lewis, who had requested the report, said in a letter to Gay. Heubin Askew. - Illegal Rebates Granted MIAMI I Al' A New York-based coastrUumII of Foreign shipping lines has been charged with allegedly granting $10.6 million in illegal rebates to a Miami firm which imports radios, tape recorders and other electronic devices from the Far East. U.S. Customs agents served the Indictment on the master of the Norwegian vessel Tarantel, owned by the consortium's successor, Barber Blue Sea Lines, as It (locked here Friday with cargo from Singapore. Blue Sea Lines, a Former subsidiary of MS. 111cc Funnel lines, merged with another company in 1973 to form Barher. Agents in New York also served Barber officers, a Customs spokesman said. -- Man To Be Tried I'ENSACULA(AP) A Mississippi man held In the kidnap-slaying of Pensacola woman will be returned to Florida to face state murder and kidnaping charges sitlun a week, federal officials say. Unemployed carpenter Leo Joseph Miller of Plantersville, Miss., one of four people charged in the case, waived extradition Friday shortly before a federal court hearing on his removal to Pensacola was scheduled, officials said. Miller, 38, faces Florida charges of first-degree murder and kidnaping in the death of real-estate saleswoman ,'dma ('harbonneau Hartley, 51, in addition to federal charges of conspiracy to kidnap. - - Sponsors Say ERA Dead TALLAHASSEE (AP) - The Equal Rights Amendment to the U.S. Constitution, an emotionally charged proposal that has failed to carry In the Florida Legislature the past two years, Is dead here until 1977, its chief sponsor says. State Rep. Elaine Gordon, DMIami, said Friday that another lobbying effort for the proposal ban'rung discrimination on the basis of sex would be futile in the 1976 session of the manIc dominated legislature. Instead, she said, women's rights advocates should begin an intensive campaign in the 1976 elections to Unscat legislators who have blocked the proposal in 1974 and 1975. Spanish Coins Found Wielding sonic metal FORT PIERCE ( APi detectors, local treasure hunters have uncovered at lezst 30 centuries old Spanish coins on area beaches in the last I ,'ek and believe more were uncovered by a recent stormii. ,John I)urham, 40, a telephone company worker here, - % , said Friday he found six silver coins, each worth $200, in two nights of searching. The coins are believed to be from a Spanish treasure fleet that sank off the Florida coast in 1715 while carrying $14 million worth of silver and gold, I)urhamii said. The treasure today is orth much more Work Alters -' -, ___ mp It) JOE ASKIIEN Herald Staff Writer education. Keeth said also the board's procedure of certification of The method used to select architectural firms and school architects for $2.5 engineers who have completed million worth) of budgeted Federal screening forms is Seiiiinole Count)' School "weird," without setting up any projects was termed fees. "hogwash" Wednesday night Keeth said this procedure is by one of the objecting board "only free advertising." Sims mmu.'mmibers, also questioncd this cerBoard member E. C. Harper tilication ritual, before firms Jr. said he &)jeCted to the way can be picked to perform an adniinistratjve committee, services. including Superintendent The budgeted amounts William "Bud" Layer, "divided assigned to the Five architects up" the advertised jobs, which used for the school projects, recommended a "lion's share" which are now being revised, of the school projects to two of were listed as: the Five firms decided upon. 4526,698 to Pavelchak & The board voted 3-2 to rework Associates, Sanford. the criteria and selection meth-4275,827 to Eoghan Kelley uti used, as submitted by Hugh Inc., Sanford. Canton, director of auxiliary -$1,146,211 to Gutmannservices, I)ragash Inc., Sanford. Board Chairman Robert $454,002.31 to Environmental ' Lud" Feather, who made the I )&'si gn Group Inc., Winter sutucss(uI usotiwi, directed Park. Carlton to revise the procedure, —4126,171 to James Melvin & limiting each architect to two Associates, Sanford. jobs or $500,000 worth of total work at anyone time "to give i,•1 I more architects Jobs and Ix-e more equitable." h l Feather said he opposed the present system used which involved only live of the 17 architects certified for Nov. 10 through 14) $2,528,90 worth of jobs in II different schools. MONDAY Board members Pat Telson Fish Squares and Davie Sims voted against Baked Beans 1"eatlier's fliotitifl. (ole Slaw Layer disagreed with Dessert Managers Choice Feather saying the present Ibm or School Made Roll grouping method of three or Milk four architects rated for each TUESDAY job is equitable. Sausage Board member Allan Keeth Seasoned Dry Limas said he objected to the lack of Turnip Greens association between the various Choco Peanut Butter school jobs and the original Squares architect who designed the Corn Bread building. Milk Carlton said the criteria of WEDNESDA Y selection of the firms include "Florida Tharmskgiving capabilities, adequacy of Menu" personnel, past record, Pioneer Chicken (Oven location, recent, current, and projected work load, Hastings Whipped Potatoes willingness to meet time and a r 1e n Harvest budget requirements and Vegetables i Mixed v olume of work previously Vegetables) awarded to the firm by the Ft. Caroline Bread Whoard. Butter "This Is "Hogwash!" said Ilugenot Pumpkin Pie Harper. Milk for Courage Carlon said the committee THURSDAY tried weigh each finn acChili with Rice cording to a point system. The (;reens committee includes Layer, Fruit Crisp Carlton, Dan Dagg, assistant Rolls; Milk superintendent for instruction: FRIDAY Director of Finance John liarimburger with Bun Colbert; Andy Bracken, French Fries: 'rater Tots: director of secondary or Th Tators education: Roger Harris, 'rod Salad assistant superintendent for Ice Cream finance; and Mary Groome, Milk director of elementary ' ' Sc ooI Menu KOTEX SANITARY NAPKINS WITH TABS 149 30C1 f (I OR SUPIR LIMIT ONE PONDS COLD CREAM 119 U )6lOZ REG 1 54 LIMIT ONE Ot - 2 SLICE TOASTER FOLDING TRAVEL to , t SYRINGE 29 1 7) ONE \ I 'REG 99 TAKE-A-LONG ' BAR-B-Q SYLVANIA GRILL MAGICUBES ADJUSTABLE T H REE CUBES 12 ;s 44 . .. 6. W1 PEOPLE .' BUTANE LIGHTER .,c,f'I f Ii:. All PURPOSE SPACE SAVIP '". CABINET Ni ,L . -.,.-_ ' .'..... ,-•- P(PAA LGHtSrIMST 1 11 I _\NSIN(;. Mich, Al' I John Connally, ex-Treasur secretary and adviser to former President Nixon, says he doesn' t want another job in the federal government. At ii news conference prior to attending an Ingham ('mint)' Republican fund-raiser in President Ford's home state Friday. Connally said he is having too much fun giving advice on the lecture circuit to re-enter gay. eminent, A.sked if he saw a role for himself as an ambassador, a cabinet member or anywhere in federal government, nnali v replied. "NI'." Feliciano Dunned For Taxes REG $349 DISPOZ-A-LITE Better Than Government TAMPA, Fla. (APi - Policewoman Ann Williams touldnt light back the tears say longer. She broke down in convulsive sobs as her husband, a policeman slain In his off -duty hours trying to stop a holdup, was buried. Some 500 friends, relatives and uniformed police of. ficers attended the tearful honors ceremony Friday to pay final tribute to Anthony Williams, 27. "Ile gave the supreme sacrifice for what he believed in," said P11. S.E. Smith, a close friend who eulogized Williams. "Nothing more ran he said" 1 PRICE GARRTY Connally Likes Lecture Tour Co soft 1R5'1' TALLAHASSEE (All) - A 'Courts-News Media ('unimittee has been set up Ly Supreme Court Chief Justice James Adkins to improve the relationship but' ween judges and reporters, "Unfortunately, In some 'areas, the relationship bet- 12 -' ' .. .. . 'Gives Supreme Sacrifice' Court-News Set Up By Judge Sunday, Nov. 9.197S-3A Awards 2880 MEN - UTILITY MAT 88 CUTEX - r £ S FflATAI I u C SHIRT POLISH IACOLORS CHOICE (If 'tD ' Rf( i FOp ' TR5, 3 88 prices, J 0Z REG 74 month ' lIMiT 2 %I11I COUPON IHRUI1 I? Ambassador To Be Honored 111Lj0) II FI(ESNO, Calif. I Al' -'1 he United States ambassador to Honduras, l'hillip Sanchez, will be honored by the A filerimn Accgw'titlnn of simp Cnlin.or'c nn,1 iTnjiIip -, NYLON EYELET Non-Skid RUBBER (I 2 - RECTANGULAR REG I 291 DENVER (Al') The Colorado Department of Revenue has issued warrants to collect $1,800 in Income taxes allegedly owed the state by blind singer Jose Feliciano and a corporation, Feliciano Enterprises, Director Joe Dolan says. Dolan said garnishment of money due Feliciano Enterprises was levied on a Denver restaurant, The Warehouse, where Feliciano is appearing. lie has appeared at the restaurant periodically for the past two years, and the taxes alkgtl to be owed"ere for 1973, 1974 and 1975. 77 1 - Ceramics Checkers -. - Recommended ('anast1m Shakeup Wont Soften Defense I _____ . : I'roquet OMANI MO. By JANE CASSELBEIIRY If erald Staff Writer Florida Won't Face NY's Debt Board Evening Herald Sanford, Fl I[(•I'Tt1II CIIDTC '1 I ,.IO1t& 0 .- 17W S . '. • V~. �- - Evening HerMd Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANF'OIW, F1.A 32771 Area (ode 305-322.2t fl or &1l.999, WORLD Sunday, Nov. 9, 1975-4A IVAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher IN BRIEF H. RICHARD LONG, Editor Wll.LIAM D. CURRIE. Managing Editor ROBERT C. MARKEY. Advertising Director Patty Hearst MADRID, Spain tAPs The public has settled into a ring-side seat at the preliminary sparring between the prosecution and the defense in the case of Patricia Hearst. The events which began with Miss Hearst's kidnaping on Feb. 4. 1974, are proving once again that truth is stranger than fiction. What remains to be proved is whethe.r this case can take its course through the courts without creating one of those legal circuses that leave Amencans despairing of their judicial process. Miss Hearst and other defendants from what was known as the "Syrnbionese Liberation Arm" have a right to a speedy and public trial be fore an im pa rtial jury. It takes only a few words in the Constitution to spell out that principle, but whether it prevails depends on the effectiveness of canons of legal ethics and on myriad court decisions governing rights of the accused, rules of evidence and other judicial procedure. We may be seeing all of these put to the test. Th e course this case may take can already be surmised from public statements and leaks to reporters by law enforcement officials, attorneys on all sides, and the defendants themselves or their spokesmen. The headlines speak for themselves, and the press cannot be acc used of sensationalism. The ingredients of this case are sensational enough in their own right. Some of the people involved have not been reluctant to satisfy the public's appetite for information, and the SLA members arrested with With Miss Hearst have taken advantage of their notoriety to fill the air with political effusions, The publicity surrounding the Hearst case is not in itself a threat to justice. It is in keeping with the public's right to know what action the state is taking in its name, and with a defendant's right to rights of individual privacy and privileged cornrnunication, and with the need to prepare for a trial and conduct it in an atmosphere not prejudicial to either side. Dec iding what the public needs to know in advance of a trial should be left to the discretion of those who are custodians of the evidence. If they are careless with information, or release it deliberately to gain sympathy for their case, th ey are inviting judges to issue I"gag" rules which can shut off the public's access even to facts it deserves to know. That is a danger posed by the scramble of those conn ec ted wi th the Hearst case to get all the facts into the open. They can be pertinent to establishing the truth about Patricia Hearst's experience, but the place to establish the — or alleged facts - truth is a courtroom. The Hearst trial lies somewhere in the future, but another trial is already under way. It will determine whether judges, lawyers, investigators and the press can co pe with the inte nse public terest in this case %vithout jeopardizing fairness or the dignity of the law, Spell It Rife It was complaints from teachers that finally convinced the Chicago Tribune to abandon its 40-year campaign to simplify the spelling of many common words. The paper says it will r'o longer spell through as thru, phantom as fantom and crumb as crum, even if there Is a certain logic to dropping some superfluous letters from these and other word..on its list. Teachers said it was hard enough elready to teach kids to spell without having their daily paper confuse them. The teachers should have thought twice. How are they going to explain why so many high school graduates flunk spelling tests now that they can't pin it on the Tribune any more' RAY -------- - - -- CROMLEY TOM TIEDE I Domestic Gov. __ Terrorists A Probl I em WASHINGTON — ( NEA) - Terrorist bombs killed 20 and injured 122 in the United States in the year ending April 30. That compares with three dead and 51 wounded in the previous 12 Hat Too Late i attorneys. Neither President Ford's men nor local police know what to do. Most suggested solutions would expand police intelligence and po wers and compromise personal freedoms to a degree most Americans would not be willing to accept. And might, in any event, be counterproductive. As Brooks McClure, Pen ta gon-Sta te DepartIlient expert on terrorism, says: "Sometimes I ... .. 4 ' \ .\\.. I . -. . . - countermeasures, even relatively mild ones, attract a lot of sympathy to the so-called Underdog ...there'satendancyformanypeople_ virtually all _: ------- . there is? Until Shapp came along, according to the bitter mood, observers could at least argue . not countermeasures is it 11 too, The hallucinogenic results of eating the fungus are sd to resemble those of a hallucinogeriic compound called psilocy. bin contained in the Psilocybe Mexicana mushroom, Donald Goetz, former head of the Oregon Mycological Society, said the mushrooms definitely are Psilocybe. "They're a dung-growing mushroom, which is why' they some a 14 your JACK so , - Rep. Delta Abzug, D..N.Y., will attempt to lay open hundreds of assassination documents which have been hid de n for the past 12 years. In earlier columns, we revealed th1it the FBI had withheld from the Warren Commission many diwurnents dealing with the John F. Kennedy assassination. Investigators for Abzug's Government Information Subcommittee have also learned that the National Archives has held back numerous Warren Commission documents from the public, including the arival minutes of two of ~\~ .`~,_ "I - Panrs - T t...V ch%eV tüi' romoow is going !o i50 icky;:: ky-poo and very yuchy" " '_' - --.'-- the coiiumiasston's 12 executive sessions. One of the suppressed transcripts contains an inalyftcal discussion by ps,clUatrL'Ls of Lee Harvey Oswald' conduct and motives. The accu3ed nsslssin'a relationship with his wife was discussed in such explicit terms that the Archives felt the transcript violated the Oswalds' privacy. The other transcript, involving Oswal'I's stay in the Soviet Union, wa's based on statements by Soviet defecor Yuri Ncenka, It was withheld at the request of the Central Intelligence Agency. Similar requests from feder,il agencies have kept secret 142 other items at the Archives, in. eluding 95 from the FBI. 24 from the CIA end 8maller numbers from the State Dep'rtment, Secret Service mid Iiitenital Revenue Service, Other internal memos, betraying the timidity of the cornitisslon and 0e failure of its staff to - '- follow up leads, were also never released. Th ose familiar with the suppressed documents insist they contain no evidence that 114 W would change the commission's verdict that Oswald acted alone. On the contrary, some in. siders believe the documents would clear up questions that have been raised and would help end the wild speculation over the Kennedy assassination, tumsfeld's Future: Republican leaders are sizing up Donald Rumsfeld, the new 'choice for 1)cf,'nce Secretary, as a vice presidential possibility, At age 43, he Is articulate and photogenic. Ht' demonstrated as the White house staff chief that .'ie Is also an able administrator. But most of all, he has a style t ha t has reused admiring politicians to refer to him as the Republican Juhn F. Kennedy. We have determined that President Ford hasn't spoken to fiwusfeld about becoming his running iiiate next year. But other White house aides are whispering about the possibility, Ford has had his eye on Itumsfeld ever since moving into the White House As uc reported on Oct. L 1974, the president then had Iluuisfeld "in mind to be the next Secretary of Defense." Wc reported a year ago, however, that Ford "needed sonieorw in a hurry to replace Alexander Haiti, who had hended former President Nixon's Whit.' Iliuse -taff. The -, ='=-' - - - Jaiitus S4.hlesinger will be dropped from the cabinet. This will be a victory for Secretary of State Henry Kissinger, who has been feuding with Schlesinger over foreign-military policy." Our report of a year ago has now come true. The Pentagon, of course, can lx' a tough test for any :i{lirnitr,Itt)r l(wiisfcd himself rcniarked ruefully to a friend: "The Pentagon is like a log covered with ants floating dosti the river I"achi ant thinks tie's driving it." But those who know flumsfeld believe he will emerge from the Pentagon as a political star an(l vice presidential prospect, Indian Dealings: For years we have been dout the victiriiii.ation of Indians. The villain in our pieces has been the Interior l)epartnient, whose Bureau of Indian Affairs has a record of bungling and betrayal. On most reservations, the Interior Department has found Indian le.ckrs ho "I ll do its bidding The worst of them is thek Wilson, whom Intericr maintains In power as the Oglala Sioux tribal chairman even though the Civil Rights Co,,,'niissimi reports his election was shot through ii ith illegalitIes ano fraud. The (1 tr' ,'r,ia! Vi!-ri I'. al'o under fed'-r;:l HOSPITAL ---=- -':' = -- - - N .; ii ~.Jr . .7-. - ..- I I ' Ik- 11--I -j -- However, Ut. Manuel Boy-es of the Oregon State Crime I.ab.. oratory said tests have turned up no psilO(7btn In the mushrooms. lie said he did not know what ingredient was causing the effect. "But if you drink a highball and eat a few of them, you can take a pretty good trip on the combination," he said, ~ - " Alta monte By lX)NNA ES1'ES city advisors and an attorney for the contractor of the nor thside sewer district to thrash out differences over money still due for the work and make a recommendation as soon as possible. The city commiiissionmade its request to City' Attorney Joe 250 W. Ivanhoe Blvd., Orlando ' .-'=-==-- DeBary Manor Nursing home died ___ Thursday. Born in Philadelphia, Pa., she came to L)eliary from Evanston Ill,, in 11 _______ 1956. _________________ ultz - - %-=-.4--='='- - -,, - Sunshine State Mortuary, Sanford, in charge. -='= .. _ - _-- Local school advisory committee meeting with County' Adivsory' Committee, Lyrsian High School, 7:30 p.m. NOV. Il SuJ,urban Republican Women's Club, 10 a.mn., Oak Harbour, 550 Maitland Ave., Altamonte Springs. Speaker, Kirby (Sky King) Grant, of fame and organizer of Sky King Youth Ranch of America. Silent auctio n, ' Goldsboro Elementary PTA, 7:30 p.m., school auditorium, Open house to follow, NOV. 15-16 Winter Springs Volunteer a. Fire Dept. turkey' shoo t, 11 m to 5 p.m., Saturday and 1-5 p.m., Sunday, Sit 434 and N. Fairfsx, Winter Springs. — WEATHER Saturday's high 82. Overnight I' Considerable cloudiness through Sunday. Partly cloudy and warm with widely scattered showers. Lows near 60 north and near 70 south. lIighsin the upper 7osriorthand low to mid 60s south. l)a%'tona Beach tides: high 12:42 am., 1:07 p.m.; low 6:43 -a.m.,7:29p.m. Port Canaveral: tgts 12:19a.m., 12:53 p.m,; low 6:31 km., 7:11 p.m. .-1 ---=' i 111il i I I 11 L4 I il~ 1i attorney for Associated Building and Contracting Co. of Altamonte Springs. Palmn has told commissioners that a balance of $89,000 will be due the contractors as final payment for the work after some 21 items on a punch list are completed and a $16,000 generator, to be delivered next w eek, is installed. The engineer said at this time the entire sum should not be released. The city' has also notified the contractor that it expects to assess the firm $100 per day penalty for every day which passes since the end of the contract period, Cunningham and Robert Stephens, vice president of the contracting firm said the problem is that it dispute exists between themselves and Palm on certain work items, estimated to cost $8,000 to $10,000. The dispute involves whether the incomplete items are part of the contract or additions. Stephens complained that in several instances homeowners have refused to permit his subcontractors to complete punch list work, pointing to a manhole that a resident would riot allow se aled. lie also noted instances where property owners are demanding sod rather than seed be replaced and replacement of bushes in the For 1976 Christmas Clubbets.1 We've broken an old Christmas tradition, namely the practice of collecting Christmas savings without paying interest in return. A Scrooge-type tradition, if there ever was one! easement. l'alm said he doesn't feel 0 i the contractor's Job to satisfy the homeowners, "That's the city's problem and what the city thinks is proper," Palm said. Cunningham said before his client could sign documents to the U.S Department of Housing and Urban Development (hUt)) noting acceptance of today' with a chance of showers, today In the low to mid 8. Lows in the mid 603 to low 70s. Mostly southeast winds 10 to 15 niph, decreasing at night. Rain probability 30 to 40 per cent DEATH ____________________________________________________________________ C. Cutlip superintendent of Corkscrew Swamp Wildlife Sanctuary, who will show slides. Open to public, AREA MILS. LIU.IE CHASE Mrs. Lillie W. Ctia&', 81, of Jerry ~~ Palm and Robert Cunningham, ALTAMONTE SPRINGS— City commissioners Friday told Speaker .warded (luring a banquet Saturday night at Marco Beach Hotel. The land and sea events were to be held Saturday at the hotel and included tennis and golf tourneys, a bicycle obstacle course, a sailing race and a fishing contest. Jack homer, executive mlianager of the Sanford Davis, consulting engineer Bill Herald Staff Writer Orange AudubonSodety,7:30 Carolyn H. Brown. Oviedo Virginia M. Brown, Oviedo Sanford: -, RSVP volunteers recently made Halloween costumes for children In the little Red School House. Helping youngsters display costumes are (from left) Anne Robinson, Helen Reynolds and p.m.. Central Christian Church, Walte r U. Readon Ann D. Robinson Elwood Smith Donald G. Wilt Jr. Jack H. Finch, Altamonte DISCHARGES ' ewer nassie At motor home at Stroupe's residence during the midAugust raids. scorers. A total of $800 in prizes was I Marion Aaronson shown with Lisa Brown, Rita Crabtree and James Graham. hIrrald Photo by Bill Vincent) Springs Charles R. Davis, DeBary IX'rrnis H. Henning, Dellary Eassop W. Wooten James T. Olds, Deltona Emma I. Calms, Deltona Elizabeth M. Radle, Deltona Frida H. Schiffer, DeltonaHilja Schieferstein, Deltona John J. Perry, Lake Mary Wilbert S. Smith, Deltona Roy C. 11111, New Smyrna Patricia A. Ward, Geneva 1101 Jamie A. Johnson, limgwoxl S. Peterson, Winter Sherry' E. Booth, Maitland Springs Baby Girl Morris, Osteen to 1 Il ,-'. . vehicle. Sheriffs agents seized the these events (or women trial on several cases connected handicap nules per hour from pilots, to the theft ring operation the average ground speed miles per hour. The Hgh score wins," said Laird Quenzler, one of the ' - ' COSTUMES PRESENTED Charles W. Ward Robert F. Watson Donald G. Witt Jr. - , 111 ------- .. % v!;' . !r -. ....- Christina M. McNeil , . ___ - 9,,"r;., Stats 1)uremas, chairman of the Task Force, & _. --I - .1 Jeanette W. Davis Martha V. Echols Charlie Ervin Martha G. Fox Troy I,. Keitt 'era Black Stephanie Brown Johnnie M. Hicks Willie Perry Barbara J. Reid Ann D. Robinson Elizabeth M. Stevens tried to defend this censorship. The treaiy issue, he t'laimnt'd. "is irliportarit to (only i a small 1"'e . '1.41/I _ . i Continued From Page 1-At iii possession of stolen motor r. ; it Derby Pilot Teams Get B" Welcome r-' t -''i -4-:\ 4 NOTES NO VEMBER 7, 1975 indictment for allegedly using a "goon squad" to beat up lawyers defenclirg the Indians who op. pose turn, Yet the Interior Department remains loyal to him. For example, an Interior Task Force conducted a study on the Pine Ridge Reser. vation, site of the Wounded Knee siege of 1973, where Wilson holds sway. The study found that "the issue of treaty' rights must be addres'ed The emotional state surrounding this issue demands that it be addressed." 'Ihc (luesti 11 of treaty rIts Is the key issue that divides Wilson's supporters and opponents. The stateiiient in the study hacks Wilson's upponents. The Interior Department, therefore, struck out this demand for a review of the disputed 1868 treaty with the Oglala Sioux, group. We have also discovered tampering with a second study. This was an Investigation of Wilson's tribal government, conducted by the prestigious Touche Ross and Company, The study concluded that Wilson's government was "not a viable working body." But in a private memo. Interior's assistant solicitor for Indine affairs, Charks Soller, said this finding would "create,. embarrassment" for the De partment, So the t ough language of I' . .. 'I- - A h71 in Trir President, therefore, suinnioned Runisfe1d.' We added that "Ford still intends to send the able Rwnfeld to preside over the Pentagon." We noted that "the President's plans For flunisfeld, of course means Secretary of Defense ........ - pm,, Sunday. SR 434 and N. 7:30 p.m. Fairfax, Winter Springs. Women of the Moose Chapter NOV. 10 Night, 8 p.m., Lodge home on Sanford-Seminole Art Ann., Palmetto Avenue, Sanford. 7:30 p.m., Curtural Arts Building, 5th and Oak, Sanford, Seminole High School Ba, Demonstration by E. V. Tatich, Parents, 7:30 p.m., band room. ADMISSIONS Sanford: Assassination 1. . -* 1 ______ NOV. 8-9 Local school advisory Winter Springs Volunteer committees meeting with Fire Depart. turkey shoot, ii County Advisory Committee, a.m. to 5 p.m., Saturday; is Lyman High School, Longwood, ANDERSON New 11I Guilty Court records indicated that the state was ready to produce evidence of sale of the stolen motor home that was obtained by using an electronic "bugging" device worn by an admitted burglar, Calvin Yates Jr., who participated in the theft ring over an 18-month lk'ial defends the program, period of time, Meanwhile, Circuit Court .Iudge Virgil B. Conkling has di.smnissed a buy ir, re(.eiving and concealing stolen property c harge agains t Mrs. Carolyn Crowder, 41, of 551 Karen St., Altamonte Springs. Mrs. Crowder had been ac19 cused of having a stolen pistol. Continued From 1 Page 1-A) Chammiber, said local officials J ud ge Conkling dismissed the their ta b," smiled Mrs. Pem. are hopeful of getting a Powder- charge after State Atty. Abbott berton. Puff Derby or Angel Derby to Herring's office failed to file a "liandicapsarethos.eusedby include Sanford's Airport in reply to defense attorney' tlii', year's Transcontinental their plans. Robert J. Buonatro's motion to Air Race and Angel Derby—the The Ninety Nines, founded by dismiss the case. top speed at full throttle less 20 Amelia Earhart, Mrs. Crowder's husband, famed miles per hour. Winners are American aviator, Donald both spo or ns Crowder, still faces determined by subtracting of Monroe." __ .. CALENDAR Emma Bacon BERRY'S WORLD Pact _______ ___ - ___________ " too commitment. 4'' a" ,; _ .'! - PORTI.AND, Ore. (All) — look for thein in the pastures," Hundreds of people in search of he said. a free, legal "high" are scruti. "If you eat 30 or 40 of them nizing cow manure in western you start to see colors and all Oregon pastures for small, sorts f things iikp tIi,,i it., brown mushrooms that will "Me? Oh, no, but I talked proviA for them, to one young man who tried it." Iemocratjc . ' _____________ _________ ______ Legal 'High' Mushrooming . Letters To The Editor J. T. Turnipseed, president of the Friends of The - - i " rrorist Local groups organized to combat the project, however, claim the structures will divert so much water from the St. Johns River that Lake Monroe will become a "stagnant pond" and the river will lit', 4.. On ' Itrevard, Oscola and Orange Counties, Spanish Saharan border to go home, One Moroccan official promised "a decisive turn of events in the next 24 hours." Meanwhile, tens of thousands of Moroccan marchers opened a "second front" Friday some 120 miles east of their first crossing into Spanish Sahara the previous day. - - 'liii' project, proposed by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. cal ls for a complex of canals, pumping stations, (likes and dams to be built for the purported purpose of providing flood control, irrigation and public water supplies for parts of Indian River, AGADIR, Moroc co (A tl i — Spanish and Moroccan rialusters were re ported working on a Saharan compromise today that would enable hundreds of thousands of unarmed Moroccans bivouaced on both sides of the ... actions Ministers Working he officially registered aboutwhichcintIidatehadtheleastchan; now even that interest has been ended. I Undeniably, the Shapp candidacy has about it L -. the stuff of easy ridicule. The governor himself is, according to one of his cabinet members, " the most charismatic man in the world." a', selfmade mogul who used a $500 bankroll to foind a get ting the proper balance be tween effective '' -. $50 million cable television enterprise, Shapp without repression tha t an indifferent speaker and run of the mill affects the general population." In President Ford's attempts at finding an campaigner whom many feel is now too old I) _______________________ L answer, some knowledge of U.S. terrorists has to suddenly entertain presidential thoughts. "Just a lithe farther to the right...' 'Politically, he was a late bloomer," says a emerged. COIIITIUY to prevalent opinion, Pentagon official here, "if he were S3, okay, but now it's studies show the ideological te late." to be an Then, intelligent young man or woman, very often there Is the Shapp campaign itself, essentially no more than a dozen employes attractive and conventional looking. With few United Way Lauds Students exceptions, he or she is middle class with workingoutofanelongatedsecondflrof(cjn Please accept much deserved and long downton university training, reasonably affluent Harrisburg. "People who run for and with overdue letter of appreciation for out'11w foll owing is a copy of an open letter to mayor have better faci1ties than that," sniffs a no history of material or cultural deprivation, standing news coverage of the recent United Pam Roy and Cathy Holzman, two Oviedo High skeptic, and there is considerable sus picionthat The prominence of wornen in tt,e movements and Way Campaign in Seminole County. The overSchool 'students who reported marijuana 12 aides do not a President elect. Buttons are in leadership posts is striking. whelming success of this effort was due in no smoking on a school bus, and who have repor. available, bumper stickers are not. One worker Most began their political activism be twee n small measure to the Herald's support and tedly been beaten by fellow students: age 17 and 20. The average today Is in his or her admits the phone does not ring "for hours cooperation. tear Girls: mid-3, oetirncs," m In addition to daily front page feature stone., You both are in probably the most difficult Typically, they have a deeply emotional, Yet apparently there are no immediate exof the United Way supported agencies and years of your lives. Adolescence is a time of pansion sometimes suicidal, sense of plans, not especially far as location Is A volunteer campaign workers, your daily tremendous peer pressure. The temptation to concerned. "We may not open a Washington great deal of their motivation seems to be spotlighting of the United Way Thermometer on conform and just "go along with the crowd" is office at all," says campaign manager Norval psychological rather than political. McClure the front page kept the general public aware of intensly strong. believes they are acting out their frustrations. fleece, "we think that in these times the farther the campaign's progress toward the goal of But you two have chosen to be your own we are from there the better." Though some seem to have rejected the values $154,500.00. This special coverage was most person. You have chosen to think for yourself. Aside from the personalities and the logistics, of their parents, and are in revolt, more effective. Most of all, you have chosen to take a stand for is an even larger hole in the road to the Shapp frequently they "appear to have simply exCommunity spirit such as this is indeed conwhat is right. regardless what others may think. presidency. Scandal. Shapp's administration has tended into violent action the socially critical t.agious and at the 1975 campaign conclusion, a For this you are to be commended. I am con- been all but paralyzed by federal ttitudes of their parents." investIgations. total in excess of $172,000 was announced. At the vinced that the majority of our students at No one has yet been Jailed but a Worldwide, few terrorists have total one Shapp disregard Victory Dinner the employees and management Oviedo Ifigh School (to NOT want marijuana or associate has b(en convicted of extortion. four for their own lives. Many darng acts of hostage- of the Herald received a standing ovation from drugs on their school campus or their buses. The lesser officials have taking appear to be based on a fair calculation of the more than 1(X) campaign workers been indicted on shakedown in at. only reason why such behavior is permitted is and bribery charges, and dozens getting away. of others In the tendance. This is a rare, but in this instance, an that too many have chosen to be spineless and administrati on are looking over he ir shoulders, t Though there have been suicide attacks, such honor and recognition truly earned by your line not speak upon do anything about the problem. "It's almost a scandal a day," says one as that on Israel's lod Airport in 1972, bombing newspaper. Congratulations. My prayers is that now because of your newsman, "and when there buildings at night Is relatively safe if the target is On behalf of all those who worked and concourage that the majority of our other students everybody wonders why not." isn't a scandal xorly guarded. tributed to the United Way Campaign, for the who believe as you do will rally behind your Stia pp, it's said, and sa id strongly, is the agencies supported by these funds, and the example and let the "pot heads" and "pill eventual target of the probes. For Terrorism tends to escalate under its own example, the poppers" know that their behavior is just governor is suspicioned of momenturn. The movements tend to disintegrate people who will receive their aid and services, having once accepted lease accept this expression of appreciation and unacceptable. in the absense of action; maintenance of $20,000 in apparently unreported campaign thanks. If can be of any help to either of you, please contributions. Shapp remem discipline becomes difficult. bers taking the Jack C. Homer do not hesitate to call upon me, money personally, but no records of the tranThese internal weaknesses may offer a Executive Manager William U. Marr, Pastor caction have been found. The law demands such promising line of attack. Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce First Baptist Church of Oviedo records be kept. cometothede1enseofanactivistgrouptjtthcy feel somehow is being abused." Most terrorist groups, in (act, aim at provoking police into which will win IhenI converts. "The whole trick ... says McClure, "is 40 presidential aspirants, an apathy that manifests itself in negativism. Americans ask: Is this all - people not at all Inclined toward violence themselves, or who even support violence — to of Generalissimo Francisco DUBLIN, Ireland (AP) — Dutch industrialist Tiede lk'rrema, smiling after 36 days of captivity in a "filthy hellhole," held up a .3&4,'aliber bullet today and said, "the terrorists gave me this as a souvenir," Looking undaunted, Herrema, 53, spoke to newsmen several hours after he was released unharmed by two Irish Republican Army kidnapers Friday night. Medical examiners said he was "in very good health," Alter a brief medical exam, hlerrema ate, bathed and slept for five hours before meeting with reporters. HARRISBURG, Pa. iNEM — As a man running for the presidency and from political scandal, Milton J. Shapp is certainly a man for "ur times. Few can think of much else to be said for him, however, and so in the mon th since the Pennsylvania governor anr.oun ced his candidacy for the Democratic nomination he has received no grea ter attention than that of a Midwestern editorial that lamented "the arrival of still another obscure figure in the arithmetic mess that gives statistical assurance that our next President will be no better than our last." The comment and the neglect are harsh but indicative of th .ontinulng apathy towards II Some of the more prominent terrorist groups seem ex tr emely well funded, supplied with able — Herrema Released, Undaunted Tosses . months. S St. Johns, Inc., (FOSJi said the proposed project Organization spokesmen said the FOSJ, which will be disastrous, has a membership of approximately 200, Is con., -iiuie water win How north out of (lie con- cerned not only with the St. Johns River, but its trolled area that the river will stagnate, causing connecting streams, lakes and tributaries. Plant growth to increase from the nutrients already "If the St. Johns is reduced in its water flow, the in the water," he said, rest of the streams and rivers in Central Florida "The St. Johns is supposed to flow north, but it will feel the impact as the pollution increases," rarely flow's at all, and with a slight breeze it will Turnipseed said. now south. Reducing the flow of water in the river Another group fighting the water control project will turn Like Monroe into another Lake Apopka," is the St. Johns River Coordinating Council, which 'I'tlrnipset'(l said. is made up of a dozen environmen ta l and sports Tinipsee1 also said the purpose of his organizations, organization, in addition to opposing the proposed Council Chairman Hugh Nicolay Is adamant in sections of the water control project, is to reclaim his opposition to the St. Johns project, and his ;iter already being diverted in south Brevard and coalition has sent resolutions to that effect to north Indian River counties, Governor Ucubin Askew, as well as other officials, Turnipseed claims the diverted water amounts "The project will turn the St. Johns River into to between 200 million and f) million gallons per another Kissimmee-Okeechobee situation," he day. sai& "And that system is dying. Everybody knows The F'OSJ group takes the position that the water it" diversion had caused the river to 'become almost Next: A history of the Upper St. Johns Basin non-existant between its headwaters and Lake Water Control Project. A Water Management of. iFirstOlASerlesi An 14,000,000 flood control project proposed for the upper St. Johns River basin Is coming up against stiffening opposition from a coalition of environmentalists, sportsmen and concerned citizens. Franco was reported in "very grave" condition today Following the removal of most of his stomach (luring ii four-hour operation. Attending physicians said the 82-year-old dictator's stomach was lined with ulcers, "all bleeding profusely." They said Franco was given more than 10 pints of blood (luring the operation. Friday's surgery was Frarico's second abdominal operation in four days. The first was perfonned at his Pardo Palace, eight miles north of Madrid, where the general has been confined with a serious heart condition since Oct. 21. Franco was rushed by army ambulance Friday to the government-run i,a Paz Clinic, where an entire floor was reserved. Franco's son- in-law, Dr. Cristobal MartinezBordiu, a heart surgeon but not officially a member of the general's 26-medical man team, is in charge of the floor. Will Try System - Stroupe Pleads ("Irulftc.# ion p Faces tin Franco Remains In 'Very Grave' Condition Case have his fate decided with the public looking Yet there is a point at which the dissemination of information about a criminal case m us t yield to By AtJI)lE MURPHY Herald Stall Write r Dictator l-:• I i.r Weck. cnt.s; Month, $2.40; 6 Months, $14 20; Year. $28 40. 133 Mad: In Florida same as home delivery. All other mail: Month, $270: 6 Months, $1620: 12 Months, $3240. Projectf j Flood Sunday, Nov. 9, 19 711-5A final payment, clarif ication would have to be given on the work his client will be permitted to file claims for payments on. In other business, corniiiissioners approved changes in bids accepted earlier in the week for equipment. The board rescinded its previous acceptance of bids on a tractor, a trailer to transport heavy equipment arid a front end loader. City' personnel found that although the vehicles met specifications, they were not We look at it this way: Christmas Club money should work as hard for you as any other kind of savings. After all, it takes as much will power for you to put it aside. And, since we invest it with the same care as other savings dollars, you should benefit from the earnings. Deposit Si or more each week for 50 weeks and next Novetrber you'll receive a check for the full amount saved plus 51, per cent interest, compounded daily. FIRST FEDERAL OF ri,~, 0e- - -- - - - - - - - _ - - . -- - - - - - - Cam• and ms,I no, • U Urniftte • any Pu'it Pae.isi S. I I D. %% SEMINOLE MAIN Of Fit F SANFORD. Ft. . M' in 'iso I' i.di walk I - 'iso 'so 'soo • _____IIi! _ —_ I ll I 5 10* F,r%I5?Ø —j ---, t-"!=!A 1 I "\. Cud. Aai p. vlsi, CHRISTMAS CLUB --.-- I " 102ft" 111.6 cmis I horeby sort ts all fts I - - - - - - - - - -- WINTER PARK OFFICE L0 44*000CFric( ORANGE CITY OFFIC5 CENTURY PLAZA0FPICE I)iA L ot ld eIK.y*-T it 14 4NItN,I7fl liI**tptta1s4 E.Sa*aenCv8ryFalR4 WINTER PARK. Ft. LONOW000 FL ORANGE CITY.Ft, ORLANDO, FL. OviR000PPICR Ss5'JlgCa*5$c 0VII1DO.FL adequate. ' =,-_=.---.-= .-'. ',-=-_=,--,. 1 -==--=-- _-.-! --- -- -==- -' �6A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, Nov. 9. lflS CLIP THESE COUPONS & goo— Ud DISCOUNT COUPON DISCOUNT COUPON LOUPON ;000 !M•u NOV. U - 25C OFF ON THE PURCHASE - WITH THIS COUPON GOOD FOR 40C wit, 0 I P l POTATOE LI 0*? % III 11'(1r, (04 *1 A 'It 01* I.., I A IQI* Put(,,lfl 0, U Co Of Moss llC( Co '15 LIMIt I COUPON P1* Cu$IO*s. PA.I , SOUR CREAM Ga oa - I "O ffUUO LI LDI,ttR ('tII 1110w Volt" It Moll PUOCHIIS I*IUDU,0 CIOAllttat "n"ONO "n" COUPON psi Cu$IOMI• L II • Of •a IIOflN $HOIt!IIO POlL AND •**i *0 a totAl PUICKLII 01 Sv siio os sout ius. ciot ti*t i COUPON PSI CU$IOMLI •V)i) IICIUDINO Cu4*Iitt 111*11 I COUPON PIP s rli WItH INS PUICHAII 01 31* CAN Altos IHOITIHINO LV *001111 01* *1*53 FaGS AND £ total PUICNAII 0! 1100 OU 1*0*1 *5c1U0,Na CIOLSIIIIS liMit I PSI CL OMIs - Cu -- I 108101 1 PRICES GOOD IN THESE COUNTIES ONLY WINNOIXIE STORES, INC COPYRIGHT -1975 In U II V. IL WITH THIS COUPON GOOD tOR 50 I ' -- '001. I COUPON 0000 IPISU NOV II LARGE EGGS L witu VHs PU5c$* O two DO:. IUPI$IIAND DI A' 1*505 At LOOIJII ON tHu PAOI AND A *01*1 UICsaIl o $100 ON MOSS ILCI. (10$ IIMfl S COUPON PSI C*JIIOMII - S - 1001 . 6 - WflN INS IC ...11 o# 3t 1.., IWICI Al ADOI,$ •.e, C.., *5*0* ANOI ON IrIL P*0I 6 * 101*1 PUICHAlI O $1 09 1 OS MOSS II,IUDINO ClOt lIMIt I COUPON Ff5 CU$t0*, ___ . . . r HICKORY SWEET eW-D BRAND USDA CHOICE M4 BONELESS BEEF SIRLOIN HARVEST FRESH ,!, RIB ROAST $ W S. CHOIcE 89 RIB STEAK or STEAKS $269 - LB. 09 While lutbct (U. S. CHOICE Cream Cheese. 55c ,' N,.... Strip Steaks.. S LAS. OR ('! 19 -' Mu..k,.* I Sausage Cooked Pork Liver ON Cottage Cheese Chip Meats . B? 9" 99c Cooked Ham 12 as . . • Sausa ge $129 PKG I LB ROLL . ••• 9ul01 o All Beef ItS Sausaqe Franks 79 • . LB .. . . $229 89c rizza....... Biscuits 4 . • • • 929 I'. Co...''.. Yogurt ., • %-'Apli Sausage • *199 ON 929 10-01. PKG 929 79c 79 d C - WHIP TOPPING - LB £ iL SUPERBRAND •••_ 939 BABY MARGARINE (..,, 3 ..,th Si 00 o 'o'r TURKEY BREAST Str.1ntd KRAFT i FOOD puu.h..tr 3 - GPEEN GIANT CREAM STYLE or L AYONNAISE St &0 i A (.,Jp A. U S D A Grade C*,.II P0.k SIPI Turkey Thighs. 79c * A' 1., .. to 69c 146. PKG. WHOLE PORK SHOULDER ARM SMOKED --PICNIC ' P.! •- I , - -SI,cpj P0 0 Hickory GILLETTE TRAC II 5*op, Uld A.. 99c Picnic...... KIWI 1 2-oz. PKG. DO R -- CORN 5'" SIZE — SOMINEX Ro!a TABLETS 2 -SIX TASLETS b -- BTL. COTTAGE CHEESE R q.uIciu or S, 1 Pt CotfageCheese WEST(N CORN FED FULL ' ROLAIDS WATER GALLON SIZE - For ' , -. BUSCH 69 ' , E B 1fliçlI 74-CT I\ \- 'J'ci" JAR . 79c. Sp'g'etti Sauce 14 uvk C '. LBS I - 29 (NO HEAD OVER 39c) PKGS. ' 99c PILLSBURY ALL FLAVORS STREUSEL DILL PICKLES CAKE MIX 48-ox. BOTTLE 27 - -oz. PKG. SUNSHINE 16-ox. 53c CAN PXG. ER $149 R(I'('I LI' THRIFTY MAID 1W CHILI JUICE - 'i ii' d DARLING YELLOW, WHITE, LEMON OR DEVILS FOOD IV I çC 7-ox, 1~/4 PKG. I LT1AJ 2 /2-ax. 1 2 CANS - -'---'=- - ONIONS U low SAG POTATOES IA IU LB. BAG A1... S 39 _ r Q QC APPLES r. 7 a c LB. CRACKIN' GOOD SALTED OR UNSALTED WlrlrLirr --'- SANFORD : ----'_ HARVEST FRESH YELLOW C 1 FRENCH AVE. & 25th ST. FOR -' -j SALYINE + CAKE MIX W / BEANS IU HARVEST FRESH STAYMAN MACARONI DINNER - PRUNE thj -IN $5 00 .,rCPritr r.(Ijq5r j (.go.rI.. R ____ $ 129 KRAFT KRISPY SALTINES a.." 69 APPLES HARVEST FRESH IDAHO BAKING HEINZ GENUINE •. (-d/ BEEF RAVIOLI 1 -' :-. 1 1 00 CHEF-BOY.AR.DEL MINI OR VAPORUB SUNSWIET J..1- $119 y f3 1* 0 0 $1 00 1 . x. 14-ox. BTLS. -..1 100 4 4 LOIN SLICED INTO ':':: FORDHOOI( LIMAS La. !T, S 49 LI Spari CABBAGE 1 6-oz. . LOZENGES Ci0 I9 PORK CHOPS ' jI , 29 CUP Green Beans 4 SILVER SPRINGS S 99 - SUPERBRANO REGULAR 01 51* FIT LOW FAT S / HARVEST FRESH GREEN ASTOR BABY OR DEL MONTE CATSUP SPAGHETTI $1 I REGULAR OR SPEARMINT 32-oz. 2-LB. LETTUCE . . . • .Is J9c - Jl 1'3 S139 MUELLER'S Th,4,1 M1i,,S 551(1(JI'.r?t, IO•oz. rIIIil 37 N U 11. $127 " SHOE POLISH I - DESITIN 118c : ALL BEEF FRANKS - LOTION BLADES WO BRAND REGULAR OR \ Harvest Fresh Romoi,i. 79 REGULAR WHOLE KERNEL :89 $ (h.H Drumsticks -. PKG. OR THIN 39 Li S 0 . $159 %% I \'.-' 9.O. CORN ONCOB 4 PERCH FILLET ' -, PIES TASTE 0' SEA BREADED - $1 00 CUPS I BIRDS EYE POT s PIES 00 . — Vj I \ ~ SUPERBRAND 9" •. • . ai . . . . "--. MORTON CUP CAKES Iat CAN '.,'r.Iorl All .• of PKO II ci )3 LBS. 99 C STOUFFER'S SPICED, YELLOW c Po I POLE BEANS 4P 65C of 0. 2 0o* Variety Pack IS 0 0 9 o' Cup Coil Baddig All Voori.., Of°1 colleto,id asa 1(10 1" PG . • • 0Bound OoM,r it. SPOISSII Light and I.#Iy ? Ooi 59 c HARVEST FRESH FLORIDA to USDA GRADE A IRISH CHILL PACK . FOR I RED OR GOLDEN DELICIOUS Ground Chuck. / Serve Smokie Links 49 GROUND BEEF LB TANGERINES P4I 0Iy S..t 5It,'4 Smoi r d f'If'ti Ooo M0 pc MORE HANOI PAK W.D BRAND PURE 0 Pipat ond Fish Portions 82 York . Fillet ' 99 s Fish IN TENDERLOIN Bo'r [ 99c Fish Sticks 2 BEEF WHOLE AND IN CRY-O.VAC S TO 7 LB. AVG. LOIN .-. HARVEST FRESH FLORIDA jdBacon 2j52J j a CHUCK ROAST 1 GRAPEFRUIT I, or ORANGES 1-LB. PKG. BEEF ALL CHUCK INCL. 7 bony center cut s W PRODUCE' FLORIDA WHITE $139 Beef stipC)LI N. is to SLICED BACON BEEF TIP ROAST 14 CARVE - .. ORANGE, SEMINOLE, OSCEOLA, LAKE, CITRUS, BR(VARD AND COLLIER (NOTE . . NOT GOOD IN VOLUSIA COUNTY) W.D BRAND Delmonicos i 89 GOOD FOR 50' CA Is S WITH 1HI COUPON - t - to OR dw Ban -lest caqos 0000 11*153 NOV AITOR JUICE - WITH THIS COUPON GOOD FOR 5O . AZI ReServe: , TX. 0l(S 0000 at 111*10 1110w wIts 1100 0* 1*055 PUICHAII SUPERSDAND GRADI 'A' R ghts Quantity PRICES GOOD NOV. 9 I BRAND U.S. CHOICE FEDERALLY GRADED HEAVY WESTERN AGED BEEF PORK CHOPS GOOD FOR SOC ._ ASTOR 3QQ,i: SHORTENING UT -y 1.1 PORK LOIN SLICED INTO H --- COUPON 4000 INSU NOV II L Sunday, Nov , '' DISCOUNT COUPON -,-DISCOUNT COUPON - - 4-00 FUL WItM PU*(NLj$ 4,4* t011 At *DGSIII O N IWlI ' COUPON 0000 104 5U NOV Is A J WITH THIS COUPON - —; 1t1d1t1 l DISCOUNT COUPON I 1.0W It IsIU ii;estrin SUPERBRAND A$I UI COUPON GOOD Of TWO I BACON JV (OUPO,. G000 tp.*U PCOV QQ, SLICED S. ~s I i: Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. f (A ~,'a DISCOUNT COUPON ttl(i( 419 E. FiRST SI. A. '4 40 FRENCH AVE. & 25th ST. SANFORD 419 E. FIRST ST. �eA—EV.IIIflQ Herald Sanford, Fl, ______ Sunday, Nov. 9, 1973 1 city Residents Pay More __ - - -1 1'e II Companies Must Customers Of - -.- -_ _. - ','A& - I- ,Z .-.. _:_ -_ - ~ , -_,-.. Y~T 0 "r __~ j- . . I. _ _~&.- . r-~_.r_ __-. -_ _I--I _ -zj!~~_ -_ -.-; .=;-~_ I I,I -.--. ~___ .. tl, _,_-_ , : . - ,.,_- ,; ____1, _ : -_ r I : Utility A ____ . - - I Fees T , , .,A . / ---,- ~. 11 - _. _ __1-1 - , _: Security Important Students Put a T s !tiry closely s1?(rts and School enjoyed a full day of defined each job." make-believe recently, when Classes began planning their fifth ,graders put on their ot%n individual show s, with classes erMoL1S of popular television scparated into six groups and each group developing their shows in the media center, . ..., TALL,AHASSEE tAP) who live outside the city and do for that imposition," he said. evidence required by law, \_ /' Utility customers should he not benefit from services pro. Alexander said the PSC's pol. The court withheld a decision r .1 The 10 minute sketches were own show. told via their electric bills that ruled front fee revenue, icy allows residents of cities on the franchise fee case and _____ Mrs. Werner s groups acted videotaped and replayed for the clt franchise lees are costing The policy means higher charging utility franchise fees related PSC decisions regard V nut the following: Rolling Youngsters. them niont sass a Public electric bills for dl) residents to determine for themseRes if ing the rates Tampa Electric _________ Stunts Sports Guess My Line, ',erne Commission attornes who must pa the lees, and they want to pa this imposition and Florida Power Corp are The groups put in a typical (;tin Territory, Lily, S W F A I Don Alexander urged the lower costs for rural residents in their electric bills charging four phosphate day of TV broadcasting, with and Star Troop I Honda Supreme Court Friday who have been spared Paul Buchman city attorney mining companies. each 10-minute skit hating a Mrs (,raele)'5 students to uphold a PSC ruling requir"The commission thinks the for Plant City, argued, how14 ( The companies said their beginning promotional spot, it presented Talent Collection, ing Tampa Electric Co. to list citizens of a city have a right to ever, that the franchise lees rater, I should be lowered be I commercial and then the story. Jerks in Outer Space, Dracula city franchise fees as a sepa- know- what they're paying for were levied by cities for right of cause the commission failed to Mrs. Martha Graveley and the Werewolf, the rate item on utility bib. on their electric bills," Al- way on power lines that ben- determine the cost of pro viding La lI Mrs. Mary Werner 's classes Voc1lantis News Report, The PSC ruling which has ciander told a panel of fiv e jus efitted all customers so all service to them were i nvol ved as a part of the Sunshine Street and Do the been applied to all electric tices. should share in the cost. But Public Counsel Woodie car eer education program. ; :: I hustle. companies, forbids the firms "In a day when we have so 1k' told the court that the I.iles contended that the phos from adding a city's franchise many rising costs on their dee- PSC's ruling should be reversed "We became interested in the Hi ghlight of the entire event phate companies were seeking Students put finishing touches on space ship for scene from te ti th hills of tu.stmiwrs trw bills, we think the citizens because the commission Media and visited WFSU.T 1/ ' Channel 9 actually made preferential rates at the ex. "Jerks From Outer Space," From kit are Jeff M should know whoa responsible a decision without obtaining rnse of other customers Maurer, Dwight said Mrs. Graveley. "We videotape some scenes to show King and Ruddy Fret terd. (Herald Photo by Elda Nichols) watched TV at home and local TV. - : ~11 ~! ii,, I Women Living Alone Can Avoid Dang er lent j 1112 ! - I I : • 4 - ! - ~ r~ , ~- ' 0 - Charged With Oil Spill May Be I S 1P's Master Arrested Retried - - - 1 -, jRRNJ OQp ~ + itiake your home asafe place. "MOrt' wollien are living alone and imian% are too trustOne 4 ..ith, %it.wet, a rapist through ,l peephole Ili liicl kage that she hadn't or. dered but she opened tile door an want ) his feelings because he was Poorly alresc'd, she saul.' It is all the more puzzli ng because such crimes the fellow who wants his victim to Lie home" — tire common occurrences, he, .says. "Burglar (ii' rapist. the name of the g1umt is: keep turn out \lct)ermmjt a d. - '' 'i - " ,. ' .dA,ll .1* I Prtcautions should include le Don't list a feminint, first mmii in lit .eaLPajont book or mail box use an initial, have a telephone at ksith', a keyontrolled lock or do-it. )ourself nail lock) on Your bedroom window, and a pickresistant lock, peephole and chain on your door. + He and others have often although it may not protect property. -it can protect physical wellbeing. A stranger can be asked to leave the package at tile doo)r and to pass the paper needing a signature through the chained (ioor gap. - Southern Bell's Rate May Go tip Cent 1~ * 9 It ~, . Y,t ' . '. _ .: I1I The majority of burglaries are committed Liv burglars comng through doors in ;mpartmnents and through windows and glass doors in houses. he claims. "In houses they choose a floor-level window instead of the small basement window which moatl ke e locked — they don't nt p encounter another lock when they creep up to the basement door "A burglar roust have an easy way out 1k chooses a window unlocked probably on the opposite side of a driveway or where shrubbery provides cover. Or he roar choose a back door," ... , - \/V eI n 's Benefit to - 1. Questioned 1 -. .L - P'0 ',,.,... * iu I.,..m... Gu#v z .... Conner, No Con i ict Of Interest I n Vote N dnaped I eenager Is Freed _______ ; 1 - ',%. 1 -9 ___- + ~-. — HOME Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 011111-w -A~ __ - , w% 4 '4/ -' .' .; - - 1% ,-. * .,.._ - We will be - CLOSED Tuesday, November I 1 7,_ - ~ .T: I p. •4' - ,~ ., ~!, ~N I .r . i__ _~ "~~1 _ *~ _~, . - - . -I , & .4 I _____________________ __________ .1 j McDcrinott. 48. learned every trick and ruse used by ritiminais in his two decades as a de tect ive with the New, York Police Department nt - hi )ears:o— where —established methods of entry to In. so phisticated bur. ' glarmes whore tlieliflS of entry wt'ra' not rea(hly apparent 1k' is security consultant to Friihiirt. maker of locks and vice president of Holmes Protection, running their ;:uard services th. , it in. .tstig1ite the effecti veness of international security, Although a ferry-gate iron grille its the best form of wintiow protection he explained it is usuall y aestheticalls unacceptable. "But a good way to prevent a window being forced open is this Drill a hole in the upper (Iiriit'r of the ower sash cornpletely through the sash and ha lf-way Into the lower corner of tile *upper sash. Insert ,I Ir ripenny nail Into it. Drill a WCOnd hole about 4 inches abort' the first so the winclow can be iipened for ventilation. The hole iuId he slightly larger so the rVill %% ill stav when pushed but can be 'removed eiilv:' able. he 1116istS, . q( : ..., ,-%-t - '' . -11 ,t - f ,, '' - -- - - _,_.4_* I . T- . Z___ . I - . . ,_ - . 1 . - : - - " ,j - . . - - . - .... - , , - - - x . '- ;•- FREEMANS WIN CIP A WARD _____________ . . Strangely, McIknnott has observed the multilocks on oloors of those engaged in (Tililifu activity. and it has picked them. "Lock picking has become garden variety burglary. A door that locks wham it is sliiiimitd (an be k ked in seconds with ,I celluloid strip air hank calendar, the most ('OiiiiiiOfl forms of surreptitiou antr. A oJ lock that requires a key can keep a burglar busy while you call ixdice." McDennott has won prizes picking "unpickable locks" - r' 1 L -. Tip. . .. . '.. • ~ ___________________________ ' . ~ + inch himself out picking thii' twaa 11111114 Ltd urfls but .i i °Ud luck picker knows when he has thrown a bolt. .. .__ 1 __. -in r "T ___________ .. -'--, F9) ' . '11leSe lla%(- interlocking tin tumblers in 01k' unit of the cylinder iiist ead of two riquire a special ke dfl(I (dOnut lx pick ed, in SoJmit [Mpk ;I% manyas five locks, locking three tin tile "ludicrous' I _____ , . .:. -- - - - - - - -: \1r. I'aam Frtmaii pr'audly displays time home and )ard hn im hr adding to the be auty of Sanford. The eemans the at 202 won the monthly Community Improvement Project (CIP) award Dogwood Drive. illerald Photo by Bill Vincent Jr. Water Ham lt ANDY I.ANI; M' 'sewsf(':itures there are insufficient air chainhers or when OIW or more of '11w cntira' water Supply sys- thnm has become filled with u ni in uur house is placed un w,mtcr in.stt1id of air An dir kr Ew.m strain when there is i di.miialxr is roughly a piece of er Can --'+ --------- - .. 1, - +' QN , ' ----THE ---- ,.' . c' 1 worn washer. See whether a - . ,,,' .' - piece of the washer has come loose. If so, it may be bouncing around inside the faucet and might be retrie ved with a twee-- pounding* or hammering sound pipc or coil which absorbs 1 7 as a faucet is shut off. If this shock when rushing water zers or something similar. A is ondition is permitted to persist quickly halted by the closing of watc•r new washer is, of course, nech,onrrar Is present, you chamber, shock at,sorber, 'ssary. Select one that fits over a period of tiiiia', severe Occasionally, when should imiumediately track as pressure reducing valve or one firmly yet is not ihirnage can result, not the least watersalve. too large. No tiariimiier occurs, it can be timuch of the water line as pos- of the various noise-eliminating household should be without a of which is the bursting of a stopped by shutting off the main sible and see whether any por- devices on the market. If you box of assorted washers. pipe. water valve to the house, lion of it is loose. Even a half- have the know-how, you can S"Illeti'lles it is difficult to (training the entire system and inch of play between a pipe and handle the job yourself but Another plumbing noise — a take Immediate action to solve allowing all the faucets to rebeam is sufficient to )ou'd first better be cause kind of rumble occurs when sure your . e. Wise as tile vibrating pipe local regulations permit such the hot water faucet is turned cry member of the family faucets are then closed and the on. It often means the water is should be instructed to shut off main valve turned on again. slams into the wood. See wheth. an installation, er a supporting strap or bracket too hot. Check the tank heat in. the"ffending faucet very slowly This method sometimes works When the noise coming from dicator. If has worked loose and requires it is set at more than en.-ti tune it is used. This will by releasing the w ater from the readjustment or replacement. the faucet is more o a chatter 140 degrees, push it back to that eliminate or minimize the air chambers. and permitting or squeal rather than a ham- figure and see whether the noise, but it should by no means air to reinter them. If you can stop the hammer rmier, it could be caused by a noise continues. Also, as in the I' used as an t'cusa' to avuid a In Saaliit CaSes of water hamuurself, all well and good. If dek'ctivc washer, In that case, case of water hammer peesolution indefinitely. iuier, a pipe that is not secured YOU can't, you'll need the serv. turn off the water to the fixture viously mentioned, check to be The condition is known as well toil beam or other support of a plumber, who will de. and remove the faucet stem sure the hot water pipes are water haumnr. It occurs when will vibrat e violently. So, when ices cute whether to install a new air just as you would if changing a solidly attached. - and as a detective on homicide burglaries he often had to determine "how, the did she admit UY got in him?" lie knew that "if thc man picked his way we were dealing with a different breed cat." If a key-controllLA window '1 "Some people believe burluck is usc1, leave the key in it c'lary is a sexual crime with for fire escape. For hack . Freudian elements, he ohdoors,frvnch doors and serves, and from things he other do,ors tic likes ;I drophas noticed, "if a lock picker bolt lock that can be opened comes upon a woman alone, with key frotnthe he is likely to rape." side. Tlicse are a waste of a %chat to do if you wake up bur 'Li's time 'if t'r he Itul the burglar is in your bedbreaks a door glass, he can't sl turn the bolt, he says. lie inay take eep, uables and On sliding glass doors, a leave. If he is in another harley.bar controlled device room, lock the bedroorti door, will allow ventilation, but ifi you can, telephone the you don't want to spend the police and then scream. This money, close the door, cut a '.liaaulif scare him off uruk's,s brooln handle to size and drop the bedroom lies between Will the handle into the track to and his exit. Then if he can obstruct the door movement, conveniently reach the roorum, A door needs only one pickhe tmma' try to silence the resistant lock which is avails'rcaiiui'r '. + - . 11— ax-r-reetxcnan*ge Sought By Homeowner I ' Dear Mr. Saxon, I own a home that is rented to a relative. They're lived in it for three years and have been Paying me $100 per month rental. The house Is valued at I y $Z.1,000and there are nomor_ik_ i.- i tgages on the property. I'm not BY l.AIIRY SAXON getting enough income on the Investment and want to cxchange this for a commercial future benefits you require. Any Evening Herald, 300 North parcel that will give me a much such transaction should be French Avenue, Sanford, Ha. higher yield. May I do this "tax designed with you in mind, and 32771. free?" U. B. S. should avoid as much as eneva possi He any problems wtilch Dear IL B. S. ardens Yes, the home, while a riuight arise in the future, residence, is not your A great deal will depend upon Luxury Patio Apartments residence, so consequently Is your temperament, your back. property you hold for use or ground, and how responsibiliSTUDIO 1, 2, 3 investment, So, th erefore, it ties affect you and BEDROOM SUITES your may be exchanged up on husband. Also, the number 2 BEDROOM of TOWNHOUSES another parcel of property that years remaining in which he you will hold for use or in- will be busy at his present vestment. if the mechanics are occupation. FROM properly handled it would be All in all, if carefully and considered, under the laws, a 1505 W. 25th St. intelligently designed, such a "J "tax free" exchange. SANFORD move can prove very beneficial Dear Mr. Saxon, 3222090 to you, and assure you a betta'r - - - r ~ .-p I + nvestment s - II V; a " •,•, . - i- Sunday, Nov.9, 1973-9A Rea I Estat e #,. - S r . j - int:ui nn1 .I 3 - t,,., -_ _a - - .,, ' . 1. PHILADELPHIA LPHlA tAP) A by dumping at least 5,000 gal. fingerprints," said Rear Mm. Philadelphia early Friday 16-week sea hunt for a ship re- Ions of oil into the sea within 50 Austin Wagner, commander of morning. The Coast Guard was TAMPA i APi Although no sponsible for polluting beaches miles of U.S. shores. the 7th Coast Guard District in waitin:. Official decision has off the Florida Keys ended here The evidence? Oil finger. Florida. "Six Ph.Ds did the In addition to the charge been announced, a Justice De- Friday and the ship's master prints samples." against the captain, the owners ;'rtment spokesman says the was arrested. "Oil samples obtained from Wagner announced the filing of the Garbis, identified by the i:overnment is inclined to retry Capt. Vassilous Psarroulis of the Garbis were defintely of the charges in Miami on Coast Guard as Garbis Marlformer Sen. Edward J. Gurney the Liberian bulk carrier Garmatched with the samples Ink- Thursday. time Corp. of London, have two remaining criminal bis was charged with violating en from the water in a chemical Capt. Psarroults, unaware of been charged in a civil suit harges in an influence peddl- the Water Pollution Act of 1974 process that established oil his impending arrest, tied up in which asks for a $-5,000 fine and case. recovery of the $367,000 that the The government has 60 days United States spent cleaning up in hich to decide its course of the spill. o.: lion. Gurney, a 61-year-old ReThe Coast Guard gave thh, publican, lost a bid for acquittal account of what it termed the when a federal judge m ost extensive investigation of rcfused to throw out the two 15 Per an oil spill in its history: counts: conspiracy in an illegal The search began July 18 fund raising operation and lying when the slimy slick started TALLAHASSEE (AP) —Cost poned for a statewide study of department said 9.03 per cent washing I-, a federal grand jury. of up on beaches from all long-distance all pay-phone charges. would be (air. By rejecting the defense mop-- calls within Florida would go up Dry Tortugas to Marathon Southern Bell's long-distance The staff also objected to along lion to dismiss. U.S. District an average 15 per the Florida Keys. cent under a charges for calls within Flori- $140,636 in advertising, dues Judge Ben Krentzman left open recommendation by the Public da, which set the standard for and contributions, saying such After checking on all vessels the path for a retrial. Service Commission's staff for all 21 phone companies in the expenses should be paid from steaming in the vicinity of the The government spokesman a Southern Bell Telephone & state, would be increased by profits rather than passed on to spill, Coast Guardsmen began -tressed that no final decision Telegraph Co. rate hike. $34.1 million. Southern Bell customers, boarded ships along the Gulf had been made, but said "we serves all the Florida East This included $16,439 in civic and Atlantic coasts. are inclined to prosecute." The staff Friday recommend- Coast and scattered areas west club dues, $8,000 to charities The Garbis was boarded in Gurney's lawyer argued that ed a $182.8-million increase to Pensacola. outside Southern Bell's service New Orleans on July 24 and the government failed to o. which would have minimal cisouthern Bell had asked for a area and $115,000 for advertls-. samples of fuel were taken fed on base bills but raise cost duce sufficient evidence t, $63.4 million increase as part of ing sent by the parent Amen- from her bunkers, as wer€ port a conviction during the 5- of man)' Other ser0ces. its total $16.5 million request. can Telephone & Telegraph Co. bunker-fuel samples from other Since most of the $85.9 million month trial that ended Aug. 6. Some of the AT&T funds may ships also boarded In the The PSC Rate Department After 11 days of deliberation, interim increase granted in called for the rates to go up 12.7 go into image-building, public search. the 12-member panel acquitted February was on base bills, the per cent for direct dialing, 21.2 relations advertising which the The fuel was sent to two reGurney of five felony charges, new recommendation for an ad. per cent for opera tor-handled PSC forbids be paid from enssearch laboratories, along with but said it could not reach a ditional $.9 million would calls and 19.7 cent for tomer funds, the per accounting oil samples from the fouled unanimous verdict on either of raise average residential bi1J,s person-to-person, staff said. Florida coastline. 35 cents a month, the other two counts. it recommended a uniform 35 Prosecutor William Hoar ohMost of the increase be per cent discount from day jected to the defense motion, considered by the commission rates on evening calls and insisting that the decision was a Wednesday would be on extra per cent discount at night and question of law and that the ac- services Charges for new con- weekends, which conforms to lion of the jury was irrelevant. nections at residences would go interstate rates set by the FedXrentzman also denied a me. up from j. eral Communications Commis.. $30 to $45, and at Lion to dismiss a single unre- nesses from $41 to SM. MOn. solved conspiracy charge Lamb, amb, M.D. Southern Bell asked that its By tawrence The staff recommended that against codefendant Joseph DEAR DR. LAMB rate of return, or profit, be inBastiea,33,a former aide to the calls for information cost 15 creased from 8.75 Enclosed is an article that per cent to cents each alter six a month, a ex-senator from Florida. appeared in our paper. I 9.75 per cent. The accounting The government claimed that proposal that it said would not wondered at the time whether during 1971-73, Gurney con- affect 95 per cent of bills ala good American doctor *red in an illegal scheme to though it would raise $8.8 milwould agree with it. raise a $235,000 slush fund lion. DEAR READER I read through builder shakedowns. Persons who could not use the diFrench doctor's tom— 'h Tti... £ I1$IV I rpi ICU rj4nv-.. ".WI i Vi UdI (fl in inc arucie you sent today that the Justice Depart- physical handicaps would not me. I guess you will have to effects or tranquilizing effects merit will prosecute if a federal be charged. overlook a Frenchman's when that is indicated. Ills A decision on Southern Bell's grand Jury investigating Rep enthusiasm for his wines, but essentially a drug habit. It LA "Skip" Balalis hands down request for increasing the pay. his remarks are subject to serves as a social lubricant. an indictment, phone rate to 20 cents was postcomparison with known facts The need for such a lubricant FORT LAUDERDALE iAPi even though they might not ys a lot about our society. sa A 15-year-old girl allegbe so romantic or pleasing to e widespr ead human need Th abducted by her teen-aged the wine lover. f is to be made to feel coinboyfriend is back a her private Wine is not a good source of fortable and at ease, and that school, apparently unharmed potassium as he claims. By problem is perhaps a bigger by her four-iay, cross-country comparison a similar amount subject than the alcohol habit. trip, of orange juice contains more TALLAHASSEE 1k said his support of Dick. Perhaps the native FrenThe FBI said Katherine Ball, than twice as much Agriculture Commissioner ens was a continuation of a 15, was freed after an ('hihumn isn't so secure socially Arizona potassium. All natural fruits Doyle Conner says there was no campaign started In the mid. highway patrolman stopped the if he needs wine to lubricate are loaded with potasslirn, conflict of interest in his 1960s to help Flci,'ida attorneys car in which she hiS way through life. But, if it and 'Thomas J. and you can get your Cabinet vote to hire an attorney develop expertise in bond coun- Gregory, 19, of Westminster, weren't for his wine he might potassium there without who was Inc partner of a Con. seling so the state would not Calif., were traveling, never have developed his abusing your r body with ncr business associate, have to depend On New York reputation as a romantic. Gregory was arrested ThursalcoholOn Conner's motion, the lawyers. Abuse is the right word, too. DEAR DR. LAMB day on a fugitive warrant. I am Frank Watson of Jacksonville ';ibinet voted 3-1 to hire Ben if OU want to know Just how wondering what causes the Officials in Kingman, Ariz. , bond I ).ukens in 1911 as counsel for a served during harmful alcohol can be, even deep ridges that appear on the said he waived extradition counsel for Florida because f $100 million pollution control the daily habit of a few drinks, Florida. He was being held on fingernails. My doctor puts !.nd issue. The vote overrode Conners urging that the state $50,000 bond for Fort Lauders end So cents for The Health me on vitamins, but it only not rely on "the Nixon law :unuitndaltun of the state Letter, number 1-4, Alcohol, dale police, made matters worse. I am who Thursday oh-rn" in New York, firm" attorney that another Whiskey, Gin, Vodka, Rum, also on a low blood sugar diet tamed a warrant charging him nissioner said IA, iirtl ulth VileWine P,pr .Iiict writ i., aftl ml r'- - X_ 1 - on Gurney ~" -,,.' ;X,~_ ,, — without fear, women illistd b) long tilmietiperton b urglaries J. McDermott or .New York. few precautions ami do it - ' wwmv_'O_-~ ___________ M. - . ,. It VIVIAN ltlW%N - ' t ---- - - ~ffi . I - , . .,. . , I _______- ' . ++ _7 '. . G 1 25 + Come out to Sanora this weekend and register to win a set of men's and women' s golf clubs.., - •. +---.-+ There's no obligation. Simply fill out an entry blank. The drawing will be held on Tuesday, December 23, 1975. Sanora is the delightful, family-oriented, residential community with such a combination of luxury features and money-saving opportunities you have to see it for yourself. And when you buy a home at Sanora, just look at what you get. FREE Membership in Mayfair Country Club, A full year's family membership to the Mayfair Country Club in Sanford. This membership entitles you and your family to full use of the Club's facilities. Including the magnificent 18-hole golf course. FREE Membership in SANORA HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION, Among the many attractions of life at Sanora is a complete recreation center featuring junior Olympic pool, tennis courts, basketball courts, clubhouse, parks and picnic areas. These facilities are owned and operated by the Sanora Homeowners Association, in which your initiation fee of S400.is paid in full. S500.Mnvinn AIInwinrx A fli cnn ',ii -. ...L ++ irn#-i +'.•J,+ �- 1 t I lOA-venIng Herald, $anford, Fl. I Sunday, Nov.9, 1973 Legal Notice Land Transactions - IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. Case No 7S712206CA-04C In Re: tha Marriage of JAMES MARTIN PE'N0LDS. Husband, and DIANA JANE REYNOLDS. Wife DISSOLUTIONOF MARRIAGE NOTICE OF ACTION 10 DIANA JANE REYNOLDS Address Unknown YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED, that an Oction for Dissolution of Marriage nd other relief has been filed against you and you are requiredtolitetheoriginal*itps the ClerkatthlsCourt,and%erveacopy - Legal Notice . FICTITIOUSPIAME Notice u' hereby ()ivefl that we ore 'nd in bu%ines .it P.O Drawer 2094 Sanford, Seminole County. Florida under the fictitious name ol 1310 ENTERPRISES. and that we intefldtOreqlSterSildflhImewiIhthe Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole County, Florida in accordance with the provisions of the Fictilous Name Slatutes. To Wit: Section 56509 Florida Statutes $957 S Rtitiert Chastain Movaine Criastain Publlh Oct 19, 76. Nov 7. 9. 1975 DES $17 - OrlQndo Seminole - Wintet" Pwk 831-99 93 322 -2611 -.- PlOW 'EASING Spacious, well furnished, pine p.inr'bed, ,tht electric good quiet lii' 'iJliUOrtiOotJ Adults 372 0296 MONTHLY RENTALS AVAILABLE $150 $175 Color TV QUALITY INN NORTH 1&SR 131, Longwooci $93 Phone 372 3930. 1 bedroom & kitchen apt , mature gentleman No deposits 100 plus utililie's. 377 7950. On, 5. Two bedroom apartments, carpeted, air. lurn. & unfurn. 195 up 372 1510 - ' *0 .--.--..... ________________________ Superior Mobile.' Home . J Shou1.'0 . -_________ At Superior Mobite Home Show, our selection is so large, we're a mobile home I... III,., .uvw au uy have new homes We have ,. --------------- good'as'new refurbished models. We have low'cost financing and a complete servici center right on the premises Andbuto?&lw.'r.dep..rsd. able The Superior MobIl. Home Show is a wholly, owned subsidiary of one of the ten largest savIngs and loan associations in th US We stand behind every home w. sell. • - • - -:--- 2 bedroom, furnished with cabar on private fenced lot Ills ma. 323. 7969 SgerIor Kish Real Estate THE CONTRACT" EXECUTIVE- 3 BR. 2 bath split Drapes and shutters. Double an acre. - ML S REALTORS Ruts, Girls., II.. (31.1) 134-7700 Sch u ren Realty REAL TOPS BranchOtflceNo 1 On,' 122 l)Cr2 :I?t 1011173 2571 Park Dr REALTOR 3?? 3971 322 W, Garnett White Peg Real Estate Broker JC,HN KRIOER,ASSOC, 17? 211$ Al TE P HS 7 O6i' * "Get 'Em While * * They're Hot" * ' If 321.0041 LOOK buys small down payment, CS. 3 BR. 1', bath, carpet & dna 173,500 V p Acres,) BR, 1 bath, stocked fish POd. 113.000 6 LoIs, Highbanks Road Industrial Park, 14.600 per lot. ,?Ia.riner$s\/111age - I Acre's east of Sanfotd. 120.000. Will divide 3 Mo..6 Mo, & 1 Year Lecies NO SECURITY DEPOSIT, Large I & 2 Bdrm. Apts-Furn. or Unf fl'fl• 10 Acrt on Pine Way, 130CC Pt, acre. Residential & CommercIal Lots Acreage up to 10.030 acres On Like 'r Boiting •Pc,ol •Clubhouie Drapes SCarpeting •Sep Dining Rooms - HAL COLBERT REALTY INC 207 F 25th 37)75)7 HAL COLBERT. REALTOR 323'8670or 8)1.9777 SELMA WILLIAMS, Associate __________________________ 1SYr.FHA FINANCING GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 350) OnlandoDrlve Sanford. :173 3200 1120 Florida Ave., Off S. l7.fl As low as $100 down No closing costs Renewed homes. Reduced to 113,500, 3 BR. corn meiclil zoning in good residential area. ------ .--. 1 Crank Realty, Realtor 530 06) _________________________ . . , . ' ____ 64-Equipment for Rent Rent Blue Lustre Electric Carpet t.hAmr4w,.., I, AnI., (I (P1 wvr FJ'f. CARROLL'S FURNITURE family room, carpet, central air. swimming and basketball. $1,745 down, 29 years $73930 per month P1. 775 pcIAPR Perfect 2ndc.ar, '61 Fairane Stal:cr, 'a . ______ _____________ _________________________ __________________________ Frecittens Adorable,$wis.olct 3735.SS2aftersp.m. 53-1V.Radlo.Stereo '49 Willys Jeep Universal, 4*P'ueei worn hu, tow bar; at) running gear good condition, 322 Color TV's from 150; 8&W, from 3799 itt..' 5 p.m or any time 113; Service all makes HERBS' Free to good home-Poodle, male, TV 17005 French, 373)731 white & aprIcot, 7i, yr's old; gitfe to recIef 831 1171. 1972 Oldsmobile Delta U, fully COLOR TV. 511 MONTH equipped, Pay equity & take over RENTAL PURCHASE PLAN 04 51)09 323 1169 6411006 66--Horses ' 54-Ga - . -- -. - Any CarNoMoney Down Peg, quarter horse mare, all tack, 5.300; pinto gelding, some tack, 1150. Phone 3336209. Saie -_______________________ CARPORT __________ _____ ____________________________ BUSINESS DIRECTORY ' CaIIBa Real Estate Forrest Greene, Inc. raIl BY OWNER- IdyIwilde, .i BR' 2i i baths, 30'xIO' family room, with fireplace&wetbar,formaldinlng, pIus large breakfast room Loads REALTORS o't; ___________________________________ -- - - ---- . EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY ------ Ai, Conditioning Home Improvements ___________________________ Plinpy '5 hG','.( I 'tPROVE MENT ALL TYPES OF CAR PENTRY AND REPAIRS, 322. 133$ lnleninr. lute, 'or Plastering Pltr p,ithn,1 & s'mulated b!i. & 5tOn Sor'c.sily 3772750 . erstral lftt & ;.r Ccr'i.'icnng For free estimates, Call Carl Harris. at SEARS in Sanford 377 1771. A I N C 0 N 0 I I 0 N I N C. REFRIGERATION. DUCT WORK. 74 hour service All mOkes DYKES AIR CON DII ION hb,G. 377 f.i77 ' _________________________ BATH ENCLOSURES Think - No messy curtains, no wet floors Fully adjustable for any site tub or Ihcwtr, self cleaning _________ __ AlUminum SId'1ng track 543 5044. ILPC U'5 .ter'.cc ,',[ (.0.51 TO YOUR CAR at your convenince. Costs tess than sersi;ce stations '.011 L I. I ti!, 1: 3 7 5, Clearing Tractor Wot6. 3773/90 ____ - ______ Office Mochln.s tI( ',(.5riiP,f''.i•' -' Inme Improvements ________________________ Re iodelirij .5':2tt, Cuslorri Work Ii'ensesi P 'r,,''j I nec estimate 373 6031 _______________________ Carper.'r aOl 30 Year Mortgages - S PC? down or Convsntional Morfgag.s - PIced help on that Saturday job? Paneling door, WindOws hung, concrete work, etc By the hour or by the Rb 3229365 Interior, Plaster Exterior Patching Plastering, & simulated brick & stone specialty 3227150 , AdditIons W. 25th Sanford, Fla. Call for Appt, 322.3103 Remode - -.4 i4't ttxi:;i_ 'c _________ - Pressure Cleaning" A&A (LEA-IS ALL Exterior Cre's',re r''ir, ri ' .' '1'.. .1'.' 5' Ire.' P'itup .s"ui Delves'.' Sar'ccrd (1.i..5 rli:,,i,5(b ri', ________________________ 77 i05 POinfing _____________________________ DAVE'S PAINTING Work's So'.'.- Cheap Rates RadIo & TV _______________________ DRI'[' S1i'i',_f_ Fast Service 202 Live Oak flti,id Cosseiberry Phr' 511 9541 Roofing ['icr' ni)f repairs. flat roofs or Shingles All *OY guarans BPOGDEN ROOFING 3236700 ________ Upholstering Q';.i t-, L't'i5?y.r),7 4 '"t. cct i.; '. d':i,t'r y Cal t;.r Ire" e"i''".i'. ________________________ 701 1 (Omn'e,u SI fl ____________________________ _____________________ Free estimate 372 2623 _______________________ Pest Control _______________________________ API BROWN PEST CO''TROL 25.8? Prh Or,'.e 33.' Pet Care ________________________________ ________________ - PETRESTIIIN Board'ng&GrournIng Ph )'a'J 1057 ; _____________________________ - ______________________________________________________ ESTERSON LANOCLEARING Excavating, DitCh Work F ill dirt, top %oil ('i) _____________________ P!umb, 4 1O 3 K 1MG Piurrbng SuCpir- 1'('u" ..iter14e,itrS 50 m 10 tn. /53 P,Srk 373 5617 - . Vacuuming, Bathroomi, Wnj*'s, Floor Waing, Rug Sruompcnq. Ovens. Refrigerators Free Fttirn#i Call 3.22 342. - i_-_-__. Vi' - Auto Servk. HOMES OF DISTINCTION 'Close to everything yet away from It 'Urge wooded lots 'Street lights Paved streets 'S.cwrs 'Sidewalks .T. -4-lJ:I ____________________________ SOLAR HEATING AND WATER PtJI7lc: ICA'T 1014 5Y51 CP45 (ill Pr'.; (;'nz.i'j )S 321 i)9 ______________________ 9dqC&vide Photography by Munn Cocka,re Fn wedir.' fr'OtOs redscru,ibly priced Phone 3236)56 -- I can covtr your home vito alum siding 8 soffit Sy5tt'ii Also Pooling, Gutters, Screen 20 Yrs I P. Try mc 591 956) ___________________________ Photography ' '... ____________________________ ____________________________ _______________________ "I ____________________________________ 1/) 819 SEMINOLE CO. Acreage tracts. Small and large 520(7(3 per acre ,sn,1 up Terry Realty. Realtor 675 at extras Ul.. 371071' 3227643 __________________________ '. AUTOMATIC WASHER & DRYER ,... 1970 Dodge Monoco, 353 Cu. in, or thock, deep chrome wtieels, S inch tires; $900. Phone 321 039) _________________________ ____________________________ _____ . ______________ Neat 3 bedroom, 2 bath home with Iluxurious Carpeting Ikitchen Includes Dishwasher, Frost Fr,e\, Refrigerator, Range & DispospI FURNISHED APARTMEItTS AVMLABLE 110 W. Airport Blvd., Sanford Offico Open 10.6 Daily Call '3.787O . Wacon.dc'yI. new inspectn, flew lines 1493 321 0215 Dealer. A small Classified Ad br.nq% big return,', Try one .ini see Call 377 If ya are having difficulty finding a 7811 - 131 9992 ______________________________ place to live, car to drive, a lob. or some service you have flied Gf, 65Pets.Supplies react all Our wint ads every do, _____________________________ _______ 3911 911 Porsche 2 Litre, Zambez green with black top, very nice 13.193. Call Don Pope, 372.1651 Deafer. ____ _________________________ service.usedmachirses MOONEY APPLIANCES)73 0697 SMALL APPLIANCES REPAIRED Sanford Ave 373 9370 ',' , u'.. , , Cbe-,r-r (,Wr.Cr. 7 C vinyl top, oil power, Al,t I stereo, 3231079 197) Sears Shredder Bagger, with leaf 1972 Opal Month. 1200 dOwn and ramp, used 3 hr's 365 3913 assume payments Balance I? NELSON'S FLORIDA ROSES months at $10443. Phone 3233011 WoodruIf' Garden Center if let' 130 p m. 501 Celery Ave . Sanlord 197) Maverick. low miIiae, 2 door, Florida 90 Strawberry Plants new Michelin radials, very clean. W. C. Muse 11.500 Also 1911 Pinto 4 c'yl, 4 We's? Fin'st St., 322 1739 speed, very clean, 11.050 322 7539 .. , after S pm' -- KEIIMORE WASHER, parts, - 80-Autos for Sale _________________________ ___________________ 52-Appliances QUALITY APPLIANCES AT BARGAIN PRICES, SANFORD AUCTION, 3237310. - -_________ )9 1514 Spectracide granule's for :av.n insect control C,ardenLarid. 1400W. ist St., 3236630 ________________________ - --- 1919 GMC Pickup __________________________ - ______ - Antque.A lCond,tion,$700 62-Lawn-Garden _______________________ -- -. 1977 Ford piclup, fn P13 and PS. radio4 $ ply tire's, new battery and beakes Ptsone5ji 0973 after 6:m - _____________________ - ------- -- One ExeCutiv,Chalr TwoAImaks 372 - KULP DECORATORS St .377 2373 We Buy Furniture --------- 79Tru-T,'aile ______ Casselberry, 17 92.130 1206 Antique dining table, & chair, 150; RCA 77" color TV, $10: AM-FM Stereo, 3230700. - ________ _________ PIOLL'S - 2 Bedroom, 2 Full Bath Apartments Beginning At 179 Per Month, BLAIR AGENCY 373 3866 3 chaIrs, secretarial desks & Chairs, straight chairt, filing cabinets, as Is Cash and Carry TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON lforme'rlyHornilt's8caulyNoo&1 591.First,3fl574,3 - Motorcycle Insurance , . Sanora $34,900 that count at - 78-v'torcycles _______________________ office furniture - -- - ____________--_________________ _______ - - IN EVERY UNIT Central Heat & Air Drapes Included IDeluxe Clubhouse 8. Swimming Pool Convenient To Schools, Churche* 8. Shopping -- , BR, 7 bath, mini farm, mothet'.in. law efficiency apt, V111a5 a Reconuitioned Batteries, II? 95 exchange. REEL'S BODY SHOP, 1109 Sanford Ave. . Used 8arLdlewood J See our ad in Business DIrectci-y __________________________- ______________ _________ Legal Notice - 51-Household GOOdS - ' -. Beauty Care It's the little "extras' MOBILE.TUNE -. wood or steel desks (executive desk , " ______ . _______ _____________________________ No qualifying, Assume or will consider land contract. We have two,) RN, I., bath. Legal Notice _____- Oil fired recessed wall furnace. 60.000 BTU output, complete wilts 59?miisical Merchandise flu pipe and approximately IS (I. ducking for dual therm, powerair -. blower. lIOgal. tank with fuel and Fenderdoubie rueci steel gular and with base. 1123. Phone 322-7941 170 bass Cereni OCcordian, good alter 7 p.m conditions. Instruction books l's(luded Phone 37)1470 CII 23 Channel S watt, with E2T speaker, twin hustlers. Mirror Ch'tion Guitar, Glen Campbell model, 12 String, view condition, mount antennae's. 1125. 323.1029. 1375 *ith Case Will negotIate 373 Two 10 gal Rheem water heaters, after ç for natural gas 153 each. Never T'I used 3730600 6O-Off ie Supplies WITH GOOD CREDIT SALEUseful For Example household items and Mitt. Come Pony and tack, 1175; English saddle 1961 Valiant. 6 cyl. stand. 43-t.ots.Acreage see. 106 West Coleman Circle. 372. and6'. girl's habit, silt 910, 1946 Fairlarie, 6 cyl. auto., extra 3063. Sat.. Sun., Mon. hit. andwearing boots, 76 clean. 79 Acres near Markham and GARAGE SALE. FrIdayS. --1971 Duster. 6 cyl., stane, Longwcmd Road. Call 131-6501 68---Wanted to BUy Saturdayfrom$tilS 1970 Hornet, 6 cyl . stand, 34000 days or after 5pm. call 3775366 111 West Coleman Circle --original mile's ________________________________ S Acres east of Sanford. Has 2 wells 1970 Toning, 302 eng.. auto CASH 322.4132 and septic tank. Ready to build, Carport Sale, Saturday and Sunday. For used furniture 1949 Monterey Wagon, like new appliances, Furniture.) TV's, misc items. 100 Phone 372 5172 Many otheis to choose from tools. etc Buy 1 or 1001 itemS, Cherokee Circle. 372 7163. Larry's ?,1,srt 7)5 5,srford Ave STOP AND THINK A MINUTE. If Chico & The Man Classified Ads didn't work YARD SALE, Saturday & Sunday. We Buy Furniture Avon . Clothing Etc. Hwy 14, there' wouldn't be any. _____________________________ Jct I797&I77,Longwoj mile East I-I. OAVES'373y)TU Ca1l33) SSlOorI3.i 4.805 ST. JOHNS RIVER- Plea' DeBary. almost an acre of river front with ______________________________________________________________ teautiful trees, great fishing .-,, Owner says "submit offers." CALL NOW 'I LAKE MARY-- Beautiful laxefront lotoflopeninsula før unobstructed scenery 125.CC -_ Inc ,1IEALTOPS?114rS 641 4311 __ ------ ___________________________ -- SYSTEM S FOUR Phone 333.4S0 76.-.AIlto Parts BARGAIP4HUNTERSPARADISE TPsat'sClassjfiedAcjs - ____,, ,.,- ________________ SKYLINE Double wide, '73, 71' x 60'. 3 BR, 7 bath, raised front screen room, Central air, carport awning arid skirting Good con ci,tion Payments 1106 47 mo Offered by Savings & Loan. 373 '051 _________ All Adult -Modern - Sanford ________________________ ____________ _____________ . -- ' 11' Travel Trailer ','Ihl Sell cheap Call Britton, Orange City Family Campgrounds. Sunday night Tue's. Reasonable. 209 Margaret Røed, WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY-SELL--TRADE 311 )lSE.Finst'St. 372.3477 Assume Payments -' CRASH SALE lAND 2BEDROOMS-FROM$144 Quiet Serene - Easy Living 75-Recreational Vehicles .. . 12' Aluminum boat with Wl:ard electric trailer and accessories. drier 7: 7 " '.iI,ntt 3 ru,.-rlv' Cr51.:'h'. .0 needle, trcinl IniIrii rielu," sewing machine Pv halane.. nO S/lo, 10 Doyments of U e t SANFORD SEWING CENTER 707 East First. Ontn in Sill Eve 169 1146 1111 (PEST '73. central air, d,',hwasFucr. raiSed P.itO. Slirting, & tie downs. Good location Payments 148.29 mo Offered by Savings & Loan 3736053. -- car garage, 2't years old. REDUCED UNDER ORIGINAL COST, Swim in community pool Low, low down Price Sloshed again to 5.33.950 BaSS boat, 10 ISp Mercury, tilt trailer, trolling motor and all ' - -. --- COUNTY- 3 , block, good 46-Commercial Property SAPfORA SANFORD condition. Terms 121,500 -7 BR- I bath block, family room. LtKE MARY BLVD.$20' fronfaqe I perfect for retirees, 117,990 15S'de,ponacorrse,-slte. I.Soosq ft. of building zoned for offices MOSSIE C. BATEMAN Imply, rnovc' ritit in. I bedrooms, 319,900. FORREST GREENE family room, separate livIng & Req Real Estate broker INC.. REALTORS, 37) 6353; 530 dining roomS, )O'iIO' screened 6633, eves 377 8970 porch, huge inside utility room, 2 APARTMENTS Wanted 10 buy used office furniture Any Quantity P4011'S Cattetberry. Hwy Il 97 6)0 1106 - - FLEETLINE Double wide new central air, raiocJ front screen room, carport, skirting, corn pletely set up. Near 4.36 8. 1797, Offered by Savings, & , tL IIISS pet' month 37) 64)51. Eve's. in OSIlor 377 ISV rauhufxt II' Brunswick, glass, electric start, IS hp Evinrude. with trailer, cx cellent Cordition. Only 1.399 Phone 569077) fiShing equipment. Phone 373 $75. FULLER BRUSH - _________________________ • (Formerly ytIme, 42-•4d)b1le Homes REALTOR 377 7195 Highway 17.n, Sanford, Next To Cava Her Wear Buttons 'N Bows), 7610 Hiawatha. Phone 372 1301 _______________________________ ____________________________ Barrington, double wde, new, 71' * 60', central air, large raised screen patio, carport, skirting, wOod grain lapsed siding. good location, with trees. Offered by Savings 8 Loan, Payments. $11336 mo. 3236051. 'iouwanttoBuyorSell Real Estate New houses intO rural area Nodo',i.n Wewlll provide the payment, monthly payments lest Professional ServIce than rent, Government subsidiZed $07 W.Commercial to Qualified buyers Call to see if " 37 7U1 Sanford you qualify? M. UNSWORTH REALTY EASY TO OWN- 3 bedroom, Ce'flt Req Real Estate Broker heat, fenced, 119.500. OWNER 503W 1st s WILL FINANCE. FOR RENT OFFICE & STORE BUILDINGS ALSO STORAGE SPACE 125 UP PER MO Wanted to bu','. new or used fur niture by piece or house full. Call 377 7322 after 6 p its ____________________________ Larry Saxon, Realtor JIM HUNT REALTY INC. £ Acres, 7 BR, I bath, 5.63.000 - .- LE u -________________________ Req P,ii 1Tsñt I3rOkr 3/I Ci4IQ 323 7395 373 5315 327 2715 'dEED A SERVICEMAN'? You'll find him listed ifl our Business Tog pr ices pad, Used any condition 641 5176. WinIer Park Service Directory Kitchen-Bathroom Cabinets, Counter tops, Sinks Installation available. Bud Cabell. 372 5057 ROOM TO BREATHEI Magnificent estate type home an the COuntry 3 bedroom. 2 bath, huge brick fireplace in family room, gorgeous free form Grecian pool Surrounded by $100,000 homes, Perfect for horses, garden, 157.000 For appointment call 323. 9110 u4JAu.Y •VflFI I CI) Diir.( s,s,,p _________________________________ 377 l59Sor)flU3 Builder or Developer- Exceptional buy in building tots just far eno',Igh from town INVEST WISELY-- Like new 3 bedroom, central air, ww carpet. commercIal toning just in case you want to open office on business In your home. Only *25.900. WITT REALTY - SERVICE BEYOND . , Beautiful kitchen and 3 bedroom home, close to schools and shopping $21,000. ___________________________ garage- on nearly fenced 1.19.500. ShoLs.i Qualily 3 bedroom, 2 bath home on canal, plus pool Large tree Shaded lot. $47,300 with terms STOP PAYING RENT- Se. this adoabIe 3 bedroom, 7 bath with family room, and w w carpet. Only $79,000. You'll love It. You'll lose the swImming pool too. - flRIrYai Fishing Boat Mot or & Trailer. Plus 1300 37) 4fl .. Canal acce'ss, 2 bedroom, Florida room, 9'x25' screened patio, utility I Sewing room with shower, 2 utility buildings, park lIke secluded area. 531.300. lake Enterprite teen Road, follow signs HUFFMAPI REALTY Exclusive Area PILOIANREALTY,R(ALTOR 131 1947 or after Firs. $31GiIi plan Family room with corner fireplace, all plush shag carpet. F.H.A. ome ___________ .. 3 bedroom. I' bath, air, fenced. Brick front. Immediate POlIi5SIOfl. 125.000. Real Estate i-1t' S67I4SS,xt ill _____ OPEN HOUSE P4Ov_,) Near Stone Island, with canal ac Ce'55. Spanith tile, 3 bedroom, 3 both, fireplace, family room with wet bar, formal dining room, beautifully decorated throughout, 7 car garage with electric eye. chain link fer.ce, or' private road. Owner contractor, Custom built, Must see'. 147.500. 7565 Park Dr WEKIVA RIVER- Adult park LARGE- 3 bedroom home, Fla )?)6OSlor373OSlieves. Offering fishing, canoeing and room, PLUS rental mobile EVERYDAYsomeoneitlookinqfor convenience store Srrounded by hOmeOWNER WILL FINANCE what you have to sell. Call today beautiful oak and cypress trees. at savIng to you andyc*r ClassifIed Ad will appear 3221470 here tomorrow. LAKE VIEW- I bedroom, 2 tati,, W W carpet RIGHTS TO LAKE _____________________________ USE 5)3700 SANFORD 1' can get for your money. Come to the Show. . . . PEAt TOPS * * * Call -_________________________________ So before you buy any mo .._ Neat & Clean l-1,srr.Itj Hall Re1'ilt'l 34-'Mobile Homes ble home, come se. all you ___________________ -- . - - - - * * * I Bdrm,, closed porch, $130 2 B.dr, porch, carport, washing machine Clean. $150 2 Bdrm., new W W carpet, new LR furniture Separate dining area Very attractive. $165 .. . - 645 3222 Your MLS Agency DELTONA HOMES ..... RFI,L TORS 322•2420 Anytime 3226457 33-Houses Furnished _...,,__..__ Roberts&Gilman,Inc. 2 BEDROOM BRITTANY far mrsouse With Early American appointments, Accessories galore-a decorator's dream. Fireplace pintr, built in', C.o!ta t GENERAL CONTRACTOR REAL ESTATE. INC ________________________ Security deposit No PetS 571 1010 • Buy to Shoeshine Chair Wonted CallRichardArs,n,s,i, - JOHNNY WALKER - • . RENT-PURCHASE PLAN Modern Clean 3 bedroom home's, family room. garage, carpets 1)1 5272 CLIFF JORDAPI,REALTOR 3 Bedroom, 2 bath, carpet, double carport, nice yard. In quiet neIgh borhood, $223 month plus security deposit 111 3691 or $) 63CC_____________________ ' ____________ Large 3 bedroom house. 1375 Mellonvllle; fenced back yard. Available Nov. 5th. 1723 month plus $100 security deposit. Phone $013379365 Realty 'SANFORD'S SALES LEADER" DARLING 7 BR home in Country Club Plicely p.anefedfomIly room Drapes, range, refrigerator, carpeting, utility shed Nicely landscaped. $11,300. 3 Rt'drooms, central heat and air. wall to wall carpet, brick finiSh, aluminum overhang, large corner lot on paved road. 5.25.100- 10 pct. down Immediate occupancy EffiCiency ,,partmenit, lights and WOti'rfurnstit'tj Elizabeth Crc.'.',. one 373 sIll before 30 a m 7 Bedroom, renovated, unfurnished house, 113% monthly. No op pliance's Damage deposit. Adults Call after 3 p.m. 322 n stro iii - INVENTORY CLEARANCE (to make room for new stock). Everything Reduced To Clearl SAVE6OpCt.andmoreonsmoked damaged stock Payton's Children's 'fciu tat this I,."Ij?iful ?omC 3 bedrooms with d"n, 7i baths, pool and bath hQtjs, nearly fle'W. Quality showplace on i acre All extras Excellent nelQhbonh Lillian Campbell, Astot. after hours 617 6771 68-Wanted PORSON MARINE Hw'v. Il 97 3fl 5961 _____________________________ Above ground pgol, 4½'xlS. Ex celleni condition Pump, filler included, Call after I p m. 373 Georgous/Picture Pretty - Sunday, Nov. 9, I'P75-IIA 55-Boats & Accessories ______________________ - ________________ ________ _______________________________ for Beautiful bookcase bed, covered tnrinns. mtlr.. iLr.i 1(11 iL. ' Other set springs, mattress. $316725 _______ ______________________ Interest Credit 3 bedroom house. unturnithed. *150 mo. plus deposit. Call $193321, Lake Mary- Clean furnishec apartment for working man only, kitchen equipped, screened porch, w011 wall carpet, air. $16,500 or best offer. Phone . CASSELBERRY2 bath home, family room, air conditioned, carpeted, kitchen equipped, clothe's washer, food freezer included; garage. FORREST GREENE, INC 1306133 REALTORS 3225970 eves. New, modern. I story efficiency apartments, attractively fur nished, conveniently located and beautifully landscaped $133 mo Call between 5.30 S. For in formation raIl 32? 0101. 7 Bedroom, New Block Home 7 Bedroom house Kitchen Equipped $b35month.Phone373.4$1 ADULTS, NO PETS 116W 2nd St Peg Real Estatr Broker 1100 E 75th St %.# 1,. 3 BR, 2: both on 1½ acre's, carpeted, air heat Owner ASsociate, 531 7335. Idyllwilde-- 3 bedroom, 2 bath, family room, living room dining room combination, eat in kitchen, air, carpet, double garage, 135'x3t1' lot, fenced. new paint in and out 373 1752 TAFF ER REALTY MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR 317 199$ 19I9S. French 3277311. 372 1196.372 $911 377 195$. 372 4161 acres, small house, Zoned C I, Days Inn on Hwy 46 Sign on property, $175 per mo. MID FLORIDA REALTY. INC,, REALTORS, I 543 7110 AVALON APARTMENTS . ______ 32-Houses Unfurnish.ed between shade trees Evening Herald, Sanord, F! Double barr...'4 shotgun. 3" magnum, 1100; 10 sxf. 3 3 tpd. bikes, $35 ea.; lawn mower, 5.30. 7210137. Open Sat. & Sun. -___________- entrol Flonida' _______________________ br 2 Bedrooms Adults only PARK AVE NUE MOflIlE PARK 734% Pork Drive 570 up ---- ____________ -- - west of _______________________________ . . _________- Days- 37? blfl P4tits 3?? 7357 Stemper Realty good buys 5o-jelia,us Woodland Area, brick home, nestled ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. BROKERS -. Merchandise ______________________________ 3 dR, 2 bath borne in Sanford Carport Cofnmerciall'y zoned By owner. 522.500 323 6.513. RAYMOPID,,t BALI Peg Real Estate Broker 372 16.41 Aft, Hrs 3727737 111W 1st St , Sanford - COMPLETELY FUR NI SHE D t7'x60' mobile home, large Florida room, carport, patio 5. utility buitings 7 Beautiful shaded fenced lots Income from lot rental O-.vner will finane. looking for garden equipment? Read today's classified ads for , SAN MO PARK. I, 2, 3 room trailer opts Adult & family park. Weekly, ISIS Hwy 17 92. Sanford 323 19)0 ia-Help .._____ catpefed, Two bedroom, furn or unfurn, adults preferred. security deposit 37) 5*51 Or 327 6670 -- . . unfurnithed. air. 41-Houses - BALL REALTY OWNER ANXIOUS--) Bedroom, baths, loaded *ith exlras Only 524.Xx), Financing available. kitchen $9150. Adults only. 372 7796 wk Ads I eves equipped, dOwnsfa s. partly furnished, fenced yard $100 mo 372 0)Si Doy '--- 1 bedroom 4iHu _______________________________ 61AlN FIX UP- $17,500. Two Story, Zoned muttipte family, needs a lt of fit P. '1111 cut loose for only 1.5,000 cash or 15.300 with terms. __________________ _______ MILLIONS OF DOLLARS in Real Estatc 5 Sold doily in the classified ads Nothing small .,I.out that. room apt 41-Houses ______ _ LAKE MANY- 2 BR duplix, kit (hen equipped. Carpeted, central heat 8. air, 1150 per mci FORREST GREENE INC. 323 63S3 RE ALTOR 377 19'O Clean 2 bedroom, screeneg porch. big yard. I child 0 k ; 1100 mØnth Phone. 373 416?. * 31A-Duplexes .. - - - -. 1 Bedroom furnished garage apartment, clean, wall tO wall carpet, water furnished Couple Only No pets $100 month, 175 Security deposit. Ideal for winter residents Phone 372 1305. CLASSIFIED ADS . .' - 31-Apartments Furnish MMQOrCI I Crvc'c. sql tQ Mare R L'nn, sql to Jo1w H N Steven W Garver, Its 1 8?. 131k Boyntn. sql. E 100 of w g' 725' of S 500' of NW 4 cif P4W ' of Rosalind 141%. RATES CLASSIFIED DEPT. Thomas E ODay, sql. to Mary I Sec 19 2130. i2&oo 41C lthru5 times H Miller & Sons On . to oderics. ODay, sql , 1121. Sunland Ests , St HOURS )1C? line times Adn, $100, 6 thru 25 B Voran 8 v.1 Roselle C it 74c a line David Cochran & v.f Anna May to 5:30 P.M. 8:00 A.M. Devonshire. 513.000. 26 times Levie Fla mv LI 38. 131k C. Skylai ($2.00MINIMUM CHARGE) Aloma Property InC. to MONDAY thru FRIDAY Thomas j Jackson to David G Ro%ertbrrq. Trustee. Comm at SE S ii. 5)? )I)0 3 ij,is Minmr,sUm SATURDAY 9.Noon Barnett Winston Mtg. Co. to WillIi ).sCt%Ofl. sql , LOt 15, SIt 10. $100 (Or cit Sec 31 7130. etc & sonic , Donald R, WoldrikI 8. WI Karon Hov.itl ftrar'ch Woods s d. $$97® Edw. Alloway 8. wI Vivian E., 8. J. Brailey Odham I. wi. Icuite to at p1710' S 8. 2145.6' W of NE cor. of E to Charles 0. Mann 8. WI Betty S.. DEADLINES Sanora South Inc., Par. l its 1.4$ Sec. 3S9)0. run W ao. S. 130 et It. 2$, BIt 0, Camelot Un. , $3l,too. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Ronald I iaBaire & t Elli. to rn<I Sanora So. Un. P4o. I. in Sec 7.20. 127,300. Before Publicotion Noon The Rd Aire Homes. Inc. to ElI EIGHTEEP1TH JUDICIAL CIR. howard D Johnson 8. v.1 WIll Mae, 31, et ii. 3 parcels. sis.000. Grant& v.1 June. It 172. Spring Oal LI a9 Sleepy Holiv. 1t Addn. CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE ,i 1r,iIey Odham & (QC Sundoy - Noon Fridoy COUNTY, FLORIDA. sa?,000 Lou%t 'o irst of DeLand Corp area Un III. 5.41,700. of your wnilten defenses, if any, to it Sd Aire Homes. Inc to Ed V CIVIL ACTION NO. 7S3293.CA.09 ____________________________ 0 P HutChins 8. WI Geraldine to rnlrkt'd Park on repi of Sanora. tin. upon Irving B. Gussow. Esq, of Joseph Maloney 5. v.1 VirginIa 8. 1 EE Roger M Ponder & v.1 Karen 0. its I & 2. stoo Rosenblum & Piptint, Suite 705. 130 STOCKTON. WHATLEY, OAVIN & Nathaniel Moore & v.$. Patricia o 170 $prng Oaks tin III, $10,100 IS 8 16 BIt C Sec. 3 West Altamonte E Highway 136, Casseberry, Winter Springs Developmei 111% 56.500. COMPANY, a Florida Corporation. - ________. J.rnes C Gainer & wf. Ruth E 73 Florida 33107, on or before Plntiff, Condev Corp to Ronald S. 04 Lts 10.118. 1? flIt C. Merritt Pjrk, Corp to Nader Homes. Inc , Its 30 November 71, 1975, ?herv.ise a Wanted 3-Cemeteries 310. 311. 37$ & 329, WinIer Spqinç 5 515.000 Webster & WI Susan, it 679 Judgment may be entered against ____________________________ ___________________________ 4eatherton Village, Un. No 1 ALBERT REYNOLDS. JR and ________________________ The Greater Constr. Corp to Lyle I)i 1 you for the relief demanded in the EARN EXTRA INCOME M Augutin flontempo I0 Petition LUCILLE REYNOLDS, 525.400 A VMfley 8. wI FeIiCia M. LI 172. Cemetery lots (3) under a big oak Amway way. As little as $15 gets Defendants, the Arthur Ft'dCr&wf A.seto Fayette We6*va Hunt Club F0 Hunt. $< 1. Patricia I king (form Bonten'pc near the in new port Sanford WlTNESSmyhandandttsesealof you started in a husiness of your lot 29, Oak Park s d. AS. 5300. NOTICEOFACTION 531.000 Grover III 8 v.1 Sharon M. it Muticipal Cemetery Virginia 54)id Court on October 73rd. $975 'c's Scnirig Oaks Un, 1. 543.S0(I Gel the WHOLE story. Phone American Modulars Corp. I '0 TO ALOE RI REYNOLDS. JR Donald M Hanley 8. v.1. Phyllis V Davis, 35?? Randall St., (Seal) daysS7$.26?..eveslndwdkendS. Residence UnkneAn H A. Ross Construction Co. to John to Richard Weber & WI Geraldine. Ernest J. Keller, Lot 1), 81k Jacksonville 37705 or dial 090.1 ARTHUR H I3ECKWITH. JR. 67ISMI YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an I Morley & wI Carolyn Jr., LI. $3, t 'S IS P. lb 13k 14 SarIantci Sprr,qs Shadow Hill sd, 17.900. 3590125. Clerk of the Circuit Court Donald Ediv Wilson 8. v.1 action tO foreclose a mortgage on The Highlands. Sec. I, 5)9.500. Ic 7. 163000 fly Elaine RiCiarde 19 Year old insurance company MI Deputy Clerk Ersley W. Smith £ *1. Irene to Harrietl E to Wm. P Daws.on 8. w the following property in Seminole Magnolia Svc Corp to Roger A insurance debit in Sanford area 4-Personals County, Florida: MellOn 3. *1 Karen 5. Gordon ,i. Donal A. Smith a WI. Shirley P Lots Susan I . Lot 5. BIt B. Meredith Law Offices of Previous Insurance experience . Lot land?. Block 9. PINE LEVEL Young%on & v.1 Helen Younig%on, U 35 £ 34. BIt 31. Crystal Lake Wintrr Manor Nob Hill Sec . 1 10.700 Rosenblum 8 Pirkins desired but not required My men Ccindev Corp to Brenda Ne SUBDIVISIOP4.accodingtolheplat Lecithin' Vrieir' 1361 Kel.t Now 5)4. WCIisvl Hunt Club, Foi Hunt. Homes I'd, $100. By. S. Irving B. Gussow, Esq are earning an average of 115.000 .ill tour ri one capsule. Ask for ttir'rr.of as recorded in PhI Book 6, Fredd.e Mtneted 8. 1::ereI to Whitehead. sql., it 61$. Healtienlo: 3. 56.500 Svite 205. 430 E High*iy 138 It and have comprehenSive VIII ' I',tuStS Drugs P' 3 'f the Public Records of 1':r,..i f,'n P. wI Donna V t Villqe, Un No 171.500 rr.jm Fni S,.' & 1cjri ?Casselberry, Florida 37707 .inpIii' benefits if r:.. are .1 Seminole County, F lida '.'ksv.a i'4,,rit Cli,t, io f4,tit s Robert W Smmt'rmon & wt Sar:a Rc',elt & v.1 Danna. Lot Attorneys for Petitioner ',elf Stirttr nd 'ileS tmiidi'iJ. I Divorced Publis.e, 3. 531,700 has been tiled against you and you Attention. Singles S to Sara S Simmermon, Lot 11 itarctay Woods, 1st Addn , 563,90(3 OcI 26. Nov 7, 9, tA, 1975 want to talk to you Call 59$ 7571. 9 Widowed' Ages 7170. Local group are required to serve a copy of your Robert C Taylor & WI. Loretta to 0 ledo Oaks Un Plo. I, $100. 4'rt)drl Gunmen to Wilson A. DES 147 am tol 30 p.m for appointment. gettosocial start to trying written defenses, if my, to it, on Richard lee Cronin & *1 Bonni Jack C Bolen 8. v.1. June B. LI 11 '., 'nt.lrom SW COt, 0110? 5, ______ _____________________ gdttse'5 for lonely mature people PETRUSKA. JUL (315 C,. BIt B Eastbrook S d On. IS, 537,900. Jean to Rcbrt E Wall & wI Shirte' Lake Adelaide Ests . ssco Vending Machine Attendant and No dues, fees, or gimmicks Non I' THE CIRCUIT COURT, ROWLAND AND PETRUSKA. Magnolia Secv Corp. to Roger I . LtS. Fmoridaha'n. 531.700 Fla. ConI. Assoc. 7th Oay Adv. to cafeteria work VA approved The profit. Write 00* 590 Co EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL C. Plainti'f's Attorney, whose adiress Nader Homes. Inc. to John P Catherine L. (pIer, WID.. LII fl £ Nelson & *1 karen & Gordon Call 321 0909. program __________ _____________ 1657. Evening Herald, CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE is)) East Robinson Street, Orlando, Younqon & WI Helen, It S15 Marconi 8. wI. Evelyn. it 49, Lak S3 Forest Lake s.d. 5100. Sanford Please include phone. COUN'Y, FLORIDA AVON Florida 32101, on or before Caiherne I Epler to V.5.14. Wekuva Hunt Club. Foi Hunt. Sec 3. Searcy Shores, $33,700. CIVIL ACTION NO. 7S.27o5.CA.04. Want to earn Extra Xmas money? 6.00 December 10th. 197~ and fite the ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll I M Ivey & *1. ?,iartha D to Dr Really Inc.. E 75' of LI 53, Forest Call 6.11 3079 original with the Clerk of this Court Shirlty M. Buhler to Wm. J. Anne 8 Avery. It? BIt 1, Amendei Lake s d, sioo Free, 6.41 7027 for "We Cart"In Re: the MarrIage Cl either before service on the Plain Catherine I. Epler, wid to V.S.H. Millard & wI. Loritta M., It 731 Pia', ist Addo. Mineral Spring "HOtIiflC." Adults or TeenS. Nurses. RN'S. LPP4's: AIdes Aide GLADYS LOUISE ROUCHEP, tiff's attorney or immediately Retty Inc , Lots 57 3 53 (less S 110' Spring Oaks Un. No. ii, 539.000. Park, $5,100 Companion, Needed immediately Wife Petitioner. thereafter, otherwise a default will James C Pckurq & *1 Susan to The Greater Constr Corp Ii of lots) Forrest Lake s , 175000 FACED WITH A DRINXINC' so4.26. be entered against you for the relief Wm E Nester & *1 Jean to Leon Robert L kleinmann 8. v.1 Peggy W ivne Constr Inc at Orl, LI 11.1 PROBLEM _____________________________ ARTHUR BOUCHER, demanded in the Complaint, Winiso.' ?,anor, 1st Addn, 15.500. E CarterS. wi Lynell 1., it 39 BIt C, A, 1150 Sandawood. LW, 531,900 perhaps Alcoholic Anonymous Help wanted. part trne waitress. II HuSband Respondent WlTNESSmyhandandtheli'&Of Ann Tuttle I Susan While to Date Doris Daniel Angel to FF., Orl Can Help *ee$waler Oaks, Sec. 6. 162.100. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. to 7 Eapenenced Call 3730963 NOTICE OF ACTION thisCount, this6thdayof November, Robert RCICNC, Inc to Karl S Jones, t. M,lls Tuttle & Ectw W. Unit No 31, Sheoah. Sec. 7. condom Call 173 4.557 EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. between 2 to 6 THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO 1975. WritePO Box 12$) Nordyke, Jr 5, wI Bonnie E.. Lot 3 White, S 330' of E i, of NW 'a ot SE $71,600 CUlT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE ARTHUR BOUCHER ISeal) of Sec 757130 E ot SR 436 dtc Sanford. FlorIda 32171 Albert Clcfira & *1. Roberta H Bk D Ser'.'a!er Oaks Sec COUNTY. FLORIDA. 21 -Situations Wanted Residence Unknown 5)00 Arthur H (teckwilri, Jr A I Rollion, It 25. Tn 7. Parasi _________ NO. 1S.lttl.CA.09.F YOU ARE HEREIIY NOTIFIED Clerk of the Circuit Court Timothy E. Holbrook 3 WI Point, 7nd Sec , 1)5.161 Elton N. MorrIs & Myrtle *. FEDERICK w BERENS, INC. , 1PP9 will live in. S day wk Good that Petitioner, GLADYS Delaware corporation. By - Martha T Vittlen IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM Thomas E. Kotlar &wf Paula J.. It. Shartee to Walter F Trzasku 3. wi referenCe. 6 yrs. of geriatric nun John W. Evans Sr. £ WI Clara I LOUISE BOUCHER has filed Deputy Clerk IN YOUR FAMILY? , II. Traiwood Ests., Sec. 1, 127.900. SiJVanne M . It 1? 81k 13 Carriage Plaintiff, 6 5.433 W. to Arthur F. Evans 8. wI Beverly a petition P1:11 Un . 531.000 in the AL ANON Jul us C. Petruska CircuIt James M Russ to Nanelle 0 Lots 7 & I. BIt C, Oviedo Ills. st Court of Seminal. For families or friends of problem of ROWLAND AND PETRUSKA County, JOHN WILLIAM CLARK. es ux, et W L Kirk Etui Etal. to Robert ,, Russ. sql., the Springs. LW, i mt Florida, for dissolution of marriage, at. 33 East Robinson Street £wl. Betty J .11381k 0, Diii. Sec. 15.21.31, 1100. cli-inkers it. 9 The Sprig Riverbend $100. Weit The Huskey Co. to Stevens Homei ________________________________ For further Information call 12.1 1517 and you are required to serve a copy Orlando, Florida 32001 Tsr,., 11.500. The Greater Constr. Corp to wm Defent,nt WP. Lot 3 flIt A, Sweutwater PubIih Of your written defenses, I) any, on Nov. 9, 16, 23. 30, 1975 or write Jartes Schm'dt. etal. Trustees to F Brady Jr & *1 Marlonie s., Lt 26, NOTICE OF ACTION FASHION BOUTIQUE Sanford Al Anon Family Group P0, BurtOn C Guam & *1 JO Ann, LI 370 Oaks, Sec. 7, $19,900. DII i NED N. JULIAN, JR. of STEN 916. 0, Seminole Sites, 172.700 TO John Wham Clark Joe B McCavwley to Wm. P. arn an unlimited income in the STROM, Fla. 32771 Box 553, Sanford. DAVIS & McINTOSH, Greater Constr, Crp to Letter Forest Brook 3rd Sec., ip, Residence Unknown lady's fashion wand. Your own Levie Fla Irsv to Vincent P.&anino Turner, P08 717, LW, lot S from S' Attorneys for Petitioner, Post Office Geo Palmer & *1 Barbara A It.)? IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND ANYONE knowing the where abouts stioppe in yoir own towis Corn Box 1330. Sanford, Florida, 32771, & *1 JOan, It 6 BIt 8 Sterling Pt mite post of SEC 21 19 29 etc., elal 5)6. F. Seminole Site's, $26100 Linda P Clark COUNTY. SEMINOLE FOR 17,000 o Roger Allen Reifenrath, please plete with fixtures and latest and file the original with the Clerk of Nader Homes, Inc to Reginald On 140 1. 535.000 Residence Unknown FLORIDA es J Duplechin, At, Donald SChbtdrg hb of Reiean to ontact fashion clothes Top name brands the Circuit Court on or before Mrg Gur Iris to Timothy Allen Roy Corkum & v.1 Janet Lee,. It. s, CIVIL ACTION NO. 1$.22tSCA208 Fourth Street. Rejean Marcel). Schyburg. wf it I tGrney. 1000 with savings of 70 50 pct. under November 75th, 1975. otherwise a Lake Scanty Shores, s79oo YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an In the Matter of the Adoption of: Beadnell & Leroyl Miller LI?), less & E lit of it 7 816. C. English Ests Gretna. La 7005). normal retail Investment of default and ultimate judgment will Philip R. N 75' 1. all of 77. SIt 30 Suburban Kenneth P. Hit?, sql. to actiontoforeclosea mortgageonthe DANA ios" KEILEY. a minor d. $100 113.500 For information call be entered against you for the relief following property in Seminole Huet, sql., its 1 & 2 81k A Maine Homes Sec 2. 521500 NOTICE OF ACTION WOnt la':ly to share my home and collect, Mn' Gni"e $13 576 1370 demanded irs the Petition. EUw 0. Love 8 Marie C., SQl. to Addvt.. L,W, $100. Austin Dcv. Corp. to Julius E. County, Florida. (HE STATE OF FLORIDA TO: expernr's. Must bedependableanct WITNESS my hand and official d'4ayneC Smant&wf.Hatsu&o,1t37 Francis 8. Rudene E.. Lot 73, San James C Levie, sql o James o. Lot 2$. Block M, NORTH FRANK V VALEPITf, WHOSE have references. Phone 3735.470. WANTED sealofsaidCourtonth,sfleddayo, ORLANDO TERRACE. SECTION RESIDENCE fnt1 Gdns. 177.000 Lanita. third sec . 177.000 Sasser & *1 Wanda Ann, t. 816. F AND MAILING October. AD.. 197S Gee C. Walls £ wI. Virginia to Hidden Lake Un. 18. 572.300 Steve Peters 8. wi J.anette. to MARRIAGES ONE OF UNIT ONE, according to ADDRESS ARE UNKNOWN DISTRIBUTOR (Seat) The Pluskey Co to F.O P. corp., ,bse Plavarro & wI. Elena 0., N $0' Jeanette S. Petcni, E', of Loll, NIt the Ptt thereof as recorded in Put YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Pt'rformenl by .Yarl'n. Notary, tio SLI.L 1MG Arthur If. Seckwith. Jr. Inc . LotS, Bit E. Sweetwater Oils, of Lot 9 BIt A, English Ests. Un. 3, D. 0. P. Mitchell's Survey of Levy O.aha 1 .)2 I6I c' 132 tl;; Book 16. Page 63. Public Records of .that HAZEN P. KELLEY has filed a NO SOLICITING Clerk of the Circuit Court 141,300. Grant, $100. Sec. 5. 117.900 Seminole County. Florida Petition in the Circuit Court of Qualified Individual, man or woman By: Elaine RiChardt Alciancier ). Stavate & *1 Seagull Constr , Inc. to John A. Combat WP to Qwip Systems, Together with all structures and Seminole County, Florida, for the to work full or part time from 5-L.,ost & Found Deputy Clerk Virginia to Eugene G. P1111 & wI. Jill Moore 8. wI Marian. it. 3. BIt F, irnprov,mentsrsowandhereatteron adoption of the minor child named Div. of Eixon Enterprises Inc . LII homeoroffice,Youwlllsupplyour Ned N. Julian, Jr. 1110 131k 0 Summerset No, Sec 4. Sweetwater Oaks, Sec 3. 5100. 1, 7. & 3 & Its II, 1$ & 70, 8)6. 9 said land, and all futures now or therein, and you are required to company established location SIEP1STROM, DAVIS 3. Sanlando the Suburb Beautiful. 121.000. Anthony J. iambert & WI Myrtle hereafter attached to or used in sliowcausewhythesameslsouldnot FOUND- Mile yellow lab Approx. using Kodak Photo Film with MCINTOSH 9 mos old Wearing Leather [0* àca to to Raymond E Daubenl 8. wf Cathy, S..anlonø Sec. %35.2S0. connectionwiththepren',isejheten begranted.ifany,byscfvingacopy proceSsing from independent lab Collar, Found in ldyll*iIde Ph Post 0ftic Box 1330 0. W. SatiselIr £ wf Rachel E. p0 Thomas P. Thet & *1. Kilhryn M. It. 343, Oab.Iand HiltS, 511.100. described led in addition thereto the Of your *TittCfl objections and and flash (ubet Your invettment Sanford, Florida 37711 373 1142 323 4121 or (9011 .'amesp.GravellJr.awfKaffi,,Ine It 7481k E. Spring Valley Farms, Grange Prop.. Inc to Belire fofIo*ing described household p defenses. if any, upon MACK N 1as littlf as 12.000 $4,000 For free Sec 0. 195.300 Homes Inc Lots 369, 3793*1. 3M, PubliSh Oct 26, Nov 7. 9. IS. 1975 E., Lot7 81k 0, Gl.eayes s.d. of ---pliancei, which are, and shall be CLEVELAND, JR., literatur, please call collect DES 14 Trave1er Ins Corp. tu George CLEVELAND 8. MIZE, Attorneys deemedtobe,fixturesandapartof W M Eidnidqe & Linda to Donald 311 391. 397.102. Spring Oaks Un. III, 6-Child Carf Mondaythrouçts Friday,$am to for Petitioner, Post Otf ice Drawer Z. the realty: Banks 3. *1 Michelle 1., its 6 & 7, E Coleman & *1 Anna 8, it $ 3rd 1100 6pm Nader Hornet, Inc to Kim 13 BIt B Yr 30. Sanlando Spt;t, Pav,nnia Park Sec , loch Arbor, Tappan Range, Model Z.30 2532 Sanford, FlOrida 37771. and by filing A BABY'S WORLD C.,ri f(:.r infants IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 312 945 3110 531000 Turner 3. wf Brenda S. 11119. Lake EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. theoriginal thereof *itltthe Clerk Of Tappan Dis,hwasher, Model 6111$ 534.500 Or Write to age 7 Oflly Next 10 ne.'v Drivers' Searcy Shores. $79,500 Badger Inslnkerator Disposal, said Court on or before December CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE (Please Include phone number) License Bureau- 7226413 Milton Mandell, sql. to Andrew rnuw'rv. t noin& Model lfl 10. $913. and herein fall not or a Mandetl LI. 5. Alt $ Replat of pRoBA'r(No.,3.3).Cp Sentry Water Heater, Model VTO Defut? Judgment will be entered Christian Day School has openings HIGHLAND Townsite of North Chutuota, 100. 10 against you and application will be for I and S yr. olds Tuition, 175 Es'ate of MARKETING tNC. Donald H. Bruce &wf Barbara to KENNETH P COOLEY, made Iota Final Judgment granting Church of Lutheran mo Tappan Range Hood. Model $3 Joseph EcIw Sherry - *1 Grace, Lt or Mrs 1021 Said Petition for Adoption Redeemer. 3?? 355 Deceased TolIway North Office Center 7) (lessW 10 P5)3W 55 02'of Let 71, Chrysler Airtemp Furnace, WITNESS my hand and official P,artr,, 322 6.405 NOTICE TO CREDITORS 10.1 Wilmot Road 816. 39, Sanlando thC Suburb .. . ieal of said Court thiS 6th øay of -Model 170637 AtI creditors of KENNETH R. Deerfield. III 60015 Beautiful, Palm Springs 'Sec., COOLEY, who died on September ChoySter Airtemp Compresser, November. A 0. 1973. (Not affiliated with Eastman s-Good Things to Eat 5.31.500. Model 176301 (SeaN 26, 197S while a resident of Seminole kodakl .tisetano carp. TO Merle II O%ll County, Florida, are notif leg that Arthur H. aeckwith, Jr. Wall to wall carpeting in thetiving OKRA & WI Audri, It. 11 131kG. Woodmere Clerk of the Circuit Court Taxi Cab BusIness 8. related fran room, dining room. bedrooms, hall they are required to file any claims I Deed. Harlan. A Bhlc6.b,,,rn Vingna Jo Honors to Stephen By 'The Bushel and all closets in carpeted areas By Lillian I. JenkinS Call owner. 904 253 2577 or demands that they may have I. ..t Lucille to Thomas A. Radoff Zenh'gh. Lot 12 BIt I Lake Kathryn Park, 2nd RepI, 115.500 )fl0ll5afterlp m The Hutke' Co to Albert 1. agains hiS estate in the office of the have been filed against you and Deputy Clerk r.i.nAgec,Irom SW corner of SE-i Park, Sth Addn. $7,700. Huskey 8. *1 Nancy W,. LoIs 5. 131k Circuit Judge of Seminole County, MACK N CLEVELAND. JR.. of James C Levie and Howard N :' Sec. 1721 30, etc. Oranges. Grapefruit, Satsijrna. Dv of Oct. Inc. t, VENDING ROUTES levie d b a ievie Florida In CLEVELAND & MIlE Flor,da. irs the courthouse at San ViveitoS & v.1 P,imC,i A .11 45. BIt D Sweetwater Oaks, Sec 1,111.900 Tanqelos and Lemons i Op.rtLI1.l Only I 10 Macnola Svc Corp to Clarence fOtd. Florida. within four calendar vestments. pirtiict'ship and you Post Office Drawer l H Camnll Un 2. 136 :.ult,fl Dcv. to PlatI Home's Mtg (3 Ifjthl5fl 322 10 t'OurS ,s,'rt ly with Complete 11 flO.'mS & .5? t,iary Lou. Lot 317 are required to serve a copy of your Sanford, Florida 37771 months from the date of the first Lewis M. Glass £ wf. Charlotte to :'.rp., Lot 172 Sari Lanta Third Sec , company training 3. location setWtiivO Hunt Chub, Foi Hunt. Sec 3. publication of thiS Notice Each NAVEL ORANGES written defenses, If any, to it on Attorneys for Petitioner 5:3 100. C. Gilbert Aaberg & wf. Janice Li 24 up Investment of $600 $5,000 Call V.000 $2.50 BUSHEL Maccan and Brooke plaintiff's Publish: Nov. 9, 16, 73, 30, 191$ claim or demand must be an writing Austin 0ev. to Nill. Homes P.*tg Forest Hills, 140.001. collect, Mr, Carson. $13 376 5320. Ron Meyer Constr. Co. to Ronald and filed in duFlicat.. and mutt attorney, whose address it Post 327 67:13 or 377 0362 OFT 10 C"p. It 1)0 San Lante Third 3ec, &*.d Fla to Charles 0. Manor, Offfce Drawer X, Jacksonville, Fully equipped restaurant, good *1 Helen. E 12' of It) 61k E. etc. Irwin £ wf Robbie L., LI. 5, 81k 0, slate the place of residence and post Sweetwater Oaks, Sec. I. $41,900. rlonida 37203 on or before November Office address of the claimant and be family business. 1.6,300 in(ldet SOnora Un 7. $33300 t1n Dev. Cer; te il-Instructions .it. Wilbert E Brothers, widr. to Sworn to by the claimant, his agent 71st, 1975, and file the original with INVITATION FOR 5ii5 entice equipment 5. stock. Ph. IEmil KovaIski & PatricIa A to MIg. Corp.. Lot IS?, San L.anta Third the clerk of this Court either before THE SANFORD HOUSING 9017213323. Pdctda S Flake. Beg at p1 10' 14 & Richard E Brothers & *1 Carafe A., or his attorney, or' It will become Ceramic Classes Phone now, clays & service on plaintiff's attorney or A U I HON I I Y, SAN F OR D, 5050' E Of SW cot It 16, Bishpam it 16, 516. (3, Yr 31, Sanlando void according to law. Aqrnt. Deed. P. W Williams 3 wf teirw (l45%rs Greenware I TWO PLUS TWO IS FOUR Springs. 120,000. Immediately thereafter; otherwise a FLOP IDA will receive bids for the DAT ED October 17th, 1915 DoroThy to Willie F. & Annie P. Plantation, etc Supplies Make your Chritma And Tht' A Factt The Huskey Co. to Wm F Stuhrke default wilt be entered against you INSTALLATION John A OF S Baldwin GAS Nolda S Flake. igI. to Clinton H Green, E 130' of w ado' at of a' Sumner's Ceramics 579 Classif led Ads Gets ResultS & WI GaU K, It. 10 516. F, Sweet for the relief demanded in the HEATERS IN CASTLE BREWER of Baldwin & Dikeou Stahl. Trustee for grantor, same as !..'/iOfSE'iOf Sec 27-19-It less rd Nolan St 32.71173 And That'tA Fact Too? water Oaks, Sec. I. $11,900 complaint or petition COURT AND COWAN MOUGHION Attorneys at law _________________________ _________________________ above. 5100 U 000 Dave L Fyffe & WI Arlene to WllNESSrnyhandandthesealof TERRACE. FLORIDA PROJECTS Suite 70. 500 Cast Chrr W Sioblom 8. *1 Ruoy to L : oert Lee Wctb & Linda Br-,mn 18Wanted thiS Court on October 16th, 1973 -Help 16 ' anti 16 1 until 2.00 pm on the Ott's Sloblorn & *1 Ida May. ' Rentals of Michael 13 Butler & wf M Jean, Its Hiqhv.ay 434 '.rt,Ci to Noroerl .3 C,n:ernpa & (Court Seal) 10th day of November 1915. at the . S 4 of Govt Lt I (less part platted 71 5, 25, 516. A. SprIng 16.. HillS. Catselberry, Florida 37707 Arlene, It, 73, 511 E. Winter Woods 1.50,000 Arthur H Be'-.kwiIh. Jr. Admlnistratlon BuildIng, Castle Medical Secretary for physician's Executor of the Estate Crystal Point Amended PlaIt 5. 79 ' 2. $37900 Jaynor Corp to Wayne J Median Publ.sh NOv . 9, 1915 perk of the Circuit Court Brewer Court, Sanford. Florida it 19 30. $100 office in Sanford. Knowledge of 3Apartn'ients Unfurnished AgmI. Deed, Duwaynu Ihornis wt'iichtiineandplacealtbldswillbe B' Lillian T. Jenkins Frank .4. Went'*orth £ WI. Lovetta & vii Martha A, LOt 100 Northwood, DEll medical terms, insurance, typing .. - ______________ v.1 imoen to AIm B. Sitter & wf Deputy clerk publicly opened and read aloud and filing Monday thru Friday. Eav fr.enclly living Come join us. to Kenneth W. Sclsraw & *1. Joan it 'Jth ei ,LI.7. SB'. M, Camelot Unit Publish Oct 19, 75. Nov 2. 9. 1975 Proposed forms of contract 3235360. S (less S 76.07') £ Lt 4 (less Pt 23.70'I FRANKLIN ARMS APTS. Rent 2. CS, $21,793 Paul E. Thurman £ wf Jewell to IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE DES Ill documents, includiflgspecificiitlons, 81k 0. Brantley Hall (sIt., 117,050. Walter F. Olsen £ *1 Paula C., Lt. EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR from $141 ma 3fl 6430 V A. to John Robt. Owaltney £ wf. are on file at the office Of the Space ln Co I Seagull Constn . 33, 81k 11 Eastbrooh sd Un. S. CUlT Ill AND FOR SEMINOLE AN OHIO OIL CU, Offert PLENTY Larqe3roomapt.,5h,tr$,f,0..j Lovana Mane, Lot $76. Spqin Oaks HOuSing Authority of the City of Inc . Lot 2 131k F Sweetwatec O.ok, COUNTY. FLORIDA. IN TIlE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE OF MONEY plus cash bonuses, Un. 3, $31,001. Street entrance, iflctudet utllltl Administration Sanford, Florida, Sec 3. $100. Ceo Font. & wI Lydia to Rarnon CIVIL ACTION NO. JS.7353.CA.13-0 EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. fringe benefits to mature In Wrn. T Ad(ock 8. *5 Betty Jo to Call alter 6pm. 3737, Building, Castle Brewer Court, Donnie E Little & *1. Sybil Cs $0 Soto & wf Carmen I., It I 811 F STOCKTON, WHATLEY. DAVIP4 & CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE dividual in Sanford area .."n I. Sauts Sr & wf Clara H. It Sanford, Florida, and may be James C Levie, it 67 The Colon Summerset North Sec. 3. 172.500 COMPANY, a Florida corporation. COUNTY, FLORIDA. :i Oak Hill Addn to South Sanford, Regardless of experience, airmail BAMBOO COVE APTS seured any lime after $30 a m, rades. 3rd Sec. 116.900 Donald Redwaytorol Ann Rook Pldintiff, CIVIL NO. 73.16$0.CA.0$.E A .J Read, Pre's, American Monday. November 3. 1975. One 5. 7 bedroom apantmenti, DOnald E Coleman 5. WI Anna to Redwoy. NW'4 of lot 117. Slivla vs FEDERAL NATIONAL MOP lubricants Co BOx 696. Dayton, Jnymor Corp to Jeffrey 0 Copies of the documents may be furniShed or unf.Irnished Newly Colony Co. 5 d, $100 Donald '.. Choprening & wf. Nancy GALE I PRINCE.asIrsqlewomitn. TGAGE ASSOCIATION, Ohio. Krrnaghan Sr 3. *1 Rebecci L. lot ________________________ obtained by depositing $35.00 with redecorated Come see 300 E. The Huskey Co to P B. Btnnett 1. W. It S 131k B PhilipS Rasenna Plaintiff, Defendant. Ii P1orthwood 57$ 700 theHousingAutlsorltyforeachsetof Airport Blvd Santar *1 Francine, It 3 81k C Sweetwaler HOUSEWIVES, EARN CHRIST 323 1310. NOTICE OF ACTION VS. AIDmI Prop,, Inc to Wildu 0ev. Part Set.. 10th Arbor, 527.700 documentssoobtaind Suhdepc'sit Oaks. Sec. I. $13,900. MAS MONEY ifl your spare time ORANGE ClTYTO GALE I PRINCE BETTY L STOJEK, a single will be refunded to eOCPi person whO Inc , Its 3. 6. 7. 0. 9, 10 & 1(5 73, 26. Sidney Smith & *1. Ethel Mae to Duplex furn or The Hvtke'v Co toP. B tlennett& 322 4739, ResidenceUnkno.vn woman, and FINANCIAL AC tinifurn Quiet NCighbOrhOOd ?7,7lIfowell5nanthWø,o,$4S,Q00 Joseph Smith & *1. Gladys. It. 30 returnsttseplans,spec.ficationsand P.*( *1 Francine 14 E.. It BIk 0 YOU NOTIFIED that an CEPTANCE CORP. Reasonable '17611 or 173171 Jaymor Corp to Robirt I M Milton Squire Addn, Oviedo. other documents in good conditiOn Sweetwater Oaks, Sec 5. 114.900 actiontsfovscloseamvtgageon the Defendants. frpllpt) DoweIt & WI Geradene, It IS Albert Cichra 1. wI. Roberta to A. w,fhin $0 days after bid Opening WANT TO SELL fotlowlrss propirty in Seminole AMENDED NonthwOod s d, 170.000. T Rollison. it 75, Tn 7. Paradise A certified check or bank dralt, YOUR HOME? W Teomas Love'lt 3. Otlie to OVIEDO- Duplex County. F ida NOTICE UI' SUIT AtI'( Corp Of Amer tO Jan Point, 2nd Sec p.s,abIe to the Housing Authority of Rosilind I Noble. sql, Ifs 17 & 11 Furn or Unfurn Near FTU Lot 6. 6IoU ".1". WASHINGTON TO Financial Acct'ptonr Itrouwt'r 8*1 HoilteM, Lt 17816.7 JamesM. Shores, sql. toJametE, lhe City of Sanford, Florida, U.S. Buying a new home? Moving to an S Pearl 1k Ifti, 1st A.ddIS $100. RetionabfeRent3 377$ OAKS SECTION TWO, according to Corp. North Orlando Teir.. 2nd Addn, Spitter & wf Lanette M • it 79. BIt Government bonds or a satisfactory apartment? Recchman E Rero Jr. FIb of thp plat thereof as re-corded In Plat 3571 Broadway 525.300 Deflary Aduit. I BR, aIr, close to 5, late ftranile', Isles. 2nd sn, Eva to Bercttmmn E Ropero Jr hi bond exetutdi t' the Fidders 8. Book 16, F'açvs 66 & 57, PubliC Pisnsos Cily, MiSsOufi Conue Curp to Lnaa Gentry 515.600 Ond acceptable Sureties in an stores, Churches. Ideal for retired Get some action with a Herald *4 E R Traffoqt5s Map of Santard, RccoTds of Scminole Cotjf'sty, YOU ARE HEREBY notified thaI flo$terWietd, sql. it 6)0 Heather?on Com8ank Winter Park to ,Jon Persons 64 64S$ or 322 505.. amount equal toS per cent of the bid classified ad We'll help you wv'nite $100. Florida. a Complaint to foreclose a mortgage .ilt&Qe, tin No I 5.20.000 Millet 8, *1. Martha G., lots Ill shall be submitted with each bid. or ad that will bring a fast sale G'cnna V Monroe, Mm us? has been filed against you arid you encumbering the following real TwoApts .1 or 7 bedroo(n.unfurn& p4 Green & Sons Inc t Palmer 1), 3 II, 816.9 Saniant$o the Subb Mabie F Griffin to Roy L G'iff in & The successful bidder will be CALL furn Both ac. * * carpet, $100 are re'cJireg to serve a t' v.,',jfIt & *4 Mary lIt I, Ott copy of your property. Beiutiful Sanford Sec.. 5313.300. required to furnish and pay for Roy 1 Kendrick, ', I'll It 10 written defenses, if any, to It. on damage depotil 1175 me. 323 4)19 Block t ptr S d. $79,600 Lot 10, 77. HEFTIER Billy P. Crockett £ wf. Sandra to Normandy Park. 1100 satisfactory performance and JULIUS C. after 3)0 pm. PEIRUSI(A. HOMES. HOWELL PARK SEC. Claude A Cox I Eunice to Claude John C. Maltoul £ *1. Sandia Lee, payment bond or bonds Donald 0 Rover & v.4. Gertrude ROWLAND AND P1 TRUSKA. lION ONE. according to the PIat P. f fjn'o 0 - It 19 811 F. it 33, Indian Hills On No 1. 146,000 1. to ',.jrCl I ¶-c1rn,f & Leslie Sc?, Attenticin is c'mlIe'it to the F'h,i:rti,tf Attorney, whye fl .'irj-tires,% ttitrr.c,f as rr:(ortit',J Plot flock ''y F':- ii?. ((Oi Lo..S 14 Oti(QIi 31 & *1 rnidt & L.is:o I JraidrSli. Ely 150' provisions for equal employment INVITATION TO BID ________________________________ is)) East RoDi.sson Street, Orlanlo, Pages 45 through 4, Public Records lloyd 0 Lund' to letter OoristoBarr*raA Dris.c.Olf,LIOSO. of Lot 1.5110, Normandy Add's to opportunity, and payment of not Ies City of Sanford, NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS Florida 32101. on or before of Serninote County, Florida, 8. ialmanson & *1 Barbara. Lot SI Pinecrest. 1st Adc'n . $100. than tIn' rrinimsin'. S,,SI,lri('% and j$j. r' Florida December 5th, 1915 arid fit tti NAME STATUTE Leen filed agn.t you arid tou P1'v.r,I EiJs Rep) . 51(13 Gladys Horn, form ArnoId forth in the sd TM Realty Corp to Clayton J. Sealed bids will be received in thC TO WHOM II MAY CONCERN original wills liii Clerk Of this Court are rerlUirf'd to serve a colTy of your Herbert S Gill to AIte B ('ill. 141., Donald C Saurllt Jr. 3. *'f. Spady £ WI Betty .1.. LIt? Lyawood SpecificaheonS must be paid on thiS off ke of thC City Manager, Sanford, Notice it hereby given that the either before Servk. on the PIiin s'nittendefenses,ifany.IoitonVAPl U.' 15 QI 1137 516. B 1k Otontle, Catherine Jean. Lots 5, o. i & 1, sd. S3'I. project Florida, tn One (1) New Towtd undersigned, pursuant to the liff's atforney or immediately DEN BERG, GAY & BURKE, P.A.. i',rs. 2nd AIi*I. $100 The Housing Authority of the City Unrecorded p'at of Hevndon Ests. In Crn'k CrUtr. Co to Reginald L. Stump Cutler "F*fitlous Name Statute" Chapler thr'ceatter, otherwise a default will attc-rne3s for the p'ainiaff, at Pott of Sanford, Florida reserves the 5iC 76 1929 & Lt P.. 531.900. zhlsidt 8* Dorothy I S',oV Its Detailed specifications are $53 09. Florida Statute, will register Dorothy L Ohmart. sql. to b entered against yost for Ire relief Offict Box 193, Orlando, Florida nighI to reject any ot' *1: bids or to Gladys Horn ('arm Arnoid 10 II. $33 IS 81k C, Sanlando Springs, a.'ailssbie *1 the of.ct of tse City with the Clerk tIthe CircitCo',irt, irs 'owardA Austin& wi Emily it fl, demanded in the Complaint. 37002. and fIle the original with the waIve en,' inforuialities In Robert P. Dviggs, 3. WI Evelyn Lit Lake Oaks Sec . & S 97 01' at 14 the Manager I' florr;ef r and for Seminole County, Florida, SJO WITNESS my hand and tfse seal of Clerk of the above styled Court Ofl Ct bidding . Unrecorded p1*1 Cf Herndon Es , lfll9' of L' SI Slev'p, 140410* 1Sf Att bus shall be In the City upon rcce.pt of proof of I rark 3 this Court, lh, 79th day of Octbei, before December 17th. 197$. e1"O 3 WI Mr., L the P shall be v.ithdra*n for a ri Sec 76 t975 $12,500 Addn 142 i)3 /,tanager's Office, City Hall. San pubhicaIi of this notice, the fic I 19/5 3. *1 Marion I , I' 54 81k otherwIse a judgment may be en pe'ri.od of S days Subsequent to the Tee Constr. Greater Corp. to Robert 0 Howell & LouIse to ford, FlLrlda not later than 1:30 tiiiout name, to wit: "THE MtlSlC I. *intr W (Seal) Un. 3 teresl against you for IPso relief opening of bids without the ConSent Mitheel I Mcllabb 3. *1. lauren Louise Hudton Ho*e1, 11 3 816. 5 P.M Thursday, Novembor 20, 197S. MACHINE" under which I am Greater Ccwsstr corp to Azthur H ft.eck*dPi, .1. demanded in the complaint, of the Housing Authority of the City E... Lot 35, 511 F. Seminole Sites, lndiin Hilts tIn 7. 15,000. The bids will be publicly opened on engaged in bvlinttt at IS : ,r.c5few )s's5 5. *1 Susan Kay, 1 Clerk .31 the CIrcuIt Court WllNESSmyhandandthesealof of Sanford, Florida, . 577,3ØQ. Carsdev Corp to Peter 3. ACkI 8. the same dale at 2 00 P.M Altamontv Drive in the City is; 0. 5 cnits tie Site's, 5774% By Mary 14 Darden told Court on the SIb day of of HOUSING AUTHORITY The Groater f"O*ttt. CO'P Si w' Gibtie'tC If, LI C?) Heitherton The City Commis5ion reserves the Altamonte Sprn, FiiU0 ''" Deputy Clerk riStr (ç,rp Gft-h.'c P4vernber 1971 , OF TIlE CITY OF Thomassmithtwf.ManiartIE..Lt VIlatie tint. It I. 570.000 right to accept or to reject any or all That the party interested in Jul'v Cs Petcuka '.'i,,nince Jos Ray & v.1 Stwia E (Seal) SANFORD. F t.OR IDA TIe P4L'SP.ey Co to Gicon 14 $73. Wekiva Hunt Club, Fox Hunt, wids in the best infereits Of the City buiflq's enterpriw iS Is follows' i. 17%. WCkIv* Hunt (lb F ROWlAND AND PETRUSKA A'thur H. Beckw)tfs, Jr ADMINISTRATIVE SLOG. $p, I, $33,050. P.tart,n 3 WI vetyn M , It U Btk B, Of GERALD II BAL2 33 East Rinsqn Stree; , Clerk of ls Circuit court 8v Thomas Wilson, II irogeat Maples KiImer, sql. to S*f'l4waItr Club tin No. $50,000. w E Kn'wtes Ditcd at Altirnonte Springs, Po%t Office Box 303 fly. Elaine RIChard. Title Executive Director S#minol, (ntr. lhc, to La "tree Cn,arl.t W Wagner 1. Jaann to JimrnieR. D$own&wf. RPiQn4.C., 5 City Manager ' Seminole Orlindo, Iorida 32402 County, Dputy Clerk Florida, Publish Oct 10, 31, Nov . 3,4,3,6, I Tat,&hb James 1., l,.sts 718,77, Natooa.-4eMut ins C.g,Lt tBl)., 'tofLt20.attof7l,&N 'jot 22, 5t City of Sanford November 3. 197% Puslli-th: N,v. 3. 9, 15, 23. 1*13 PublIsh. PloY. 9. II. 23, ., 197$ 7, 9. 1975 Sans Souci, Ov.s'do. $9,401. 2. Fii'rvie*. 1100 Ett.'roof'. S d tin 11, 1)7.300 PubliSh, Nov. 9, 197$ PubliSh: Nov 9, 15. 73, '$0, 191$ 0(19, 0(1-47 DC.-'74 OtT 3* DEl 39 . 'rjt Mountain Constr Co t Jrw't I Spamcell, & *1 Theresa I... Lot 133. rorrest Brook. Sn Sec. 37 900 Lloyd A Story & wI Valerie to Crag .1. Lautenschlagpr & *1 Cheryl (.1 1. 131k C. Hidden Late Un IA, .-..-.---... - . __________________________________________________ Legal Notice IN THE CIRCUIT CCCT. IN AND SEMINOLE FOR COUNTY, ILORIDA. CASE NO. 751174 CA 04 0 In Re: The Marriage of 1.1 ARK, Husband, JAMES C and ANGELA P. CLARx. Wife AMENDED NOTICE OF ACTION STATE OF FLORIDA TO ANGELA P CLARK. 10) St,rIy Street, I'4orth Tonawanda, New York 11170 YOU f.RE HEREBY NOTIFIED that a proceeding for dissolution of marriage has been filed against OU and that Petitioner, JAMES C CLARK. seeks other relief against you affecting the following described real property, to wit. Lot 76, Block C,, W000MERE PARK, Second Replat. as per plot thereof as recorded in Plal Book $3, Page 73, Public Records Of Seminole County, Florida AND. you are required to appear and file your Answer or other defneor pleading with the Clerk of theCircuitCourtinandforSeminole County, Florida. and serve a copy thereof on Petitioner's attorney. ROGER I BERRY of BERRY & FULLER, Attorneys at Law, Post Office Drawer 0, $10 East Corn mercial Street, Sanford, Florida 37771, on or before the 4th day , December, 1975. or otherwise ô default will be entered against you. WITNESS my hand and official seat of the Clerk of th' Circuit (nun? on the 29th day of October. (Seal) Arthur H Beckwith, Jr Clerk of the Circuit Court ny Elaine RiCharde Deputy Clerk 11015CR L. BERRY of Berry & Fuller Post Office Drawer 0 110 East Commercial Street SOnford, Florida 37711 Attorneys to' Petitioner Publish Nov. 2,9, 16. 73, 19?S DEl I ' Wall Pnpering ____________________ - PAUL PrcfessienaI Wallpaper l' 4 snler I Censeg PC4,ijritl Commercial I r EStrv.,itr. Pt 3?? ____________________________ 681] _-- WeIID " V '.'w[ I I. S DPI I LED, PUMr'S SPRINKLL.Z SYSYF MI API types antis us We repair ma Service SIINEMACHINEI SUPPLY Cr, 7.77 ',5r 7,,,j 5? 372 647? To List Youi' Buslness,..DIQI 3222611 oi' 83T1 7 =1' - _c -ç' �Ii VIA—Er"Ing HorakL Sanford, Fl. Sunday. Nov. 9. 19r- Has Burkhart's Pringle SPORTS Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Southeastern Home M Co ort gage Sunday, Nov. 9, 19ys-1 B Deke-Fense! Tribe Boots Lyman Herald Sports Fdi(or - Haynes' semill(ni. 1111"11 schold's 10Ut t)i II Hunches 1. 1 'F.S mber of Collillierce has a cart The sight huh should send C hills tip and down the SJ)iflCS of sports fans IS 69-year-old 1John Dal'onte churning into the Civic Center complex, % ing the torch to light t h t' flame beginning conipel it lorl. Jokes have been running heavy that [lie Chamber of Commerce had better have an oxygen tent handy. And also about the fact that I)aPonte Will be carrying I toilet paper torch over his head. DaPOnte 11,11, been out running the streets and sidewalks to get read~ for tile big event. i\cttjIIy the concept of conlptitjor for senior citizens is deeper thin 'i cou')le of arthritic elbows P loj wd down'playingg checkers. 5: ifl J time i)Cfl age too often is not as respected as it should he, the Golden Age olympics is a reminder that society is not made up entirely of the hoogie 5('t, the vtnuii; carefree, action'se('k('rs - B A N K R E POS S E S S I 0 N I , . • - p f'v - more to point N ulti1i'tic corn- petition is going to be keen Pick U') jf. flelxrird stick and try 1fld beat o,r, ' ne t.e mm. 5r even the women. They know their stuff, and only the uninformed take them light lv. Sf a n o rd T he Raiders A k - - Dee-fense had to be a byword ()It Ilk, Seminole sidelines. It certainly prevailed in the 2,000 watched as Greg Pringle, 175-pound Junior defensive end played ktoc in the Lyman backfield most of the second No one asked me, hut: really matter if entries in the (.olden Age Oly mpics run 00 or ,,00), the Greater Sanford I played the three quar- ters, but wound up booting twniiea 210 winn' over Lyman in a game uiateting arch-rivals intent on beating the other. A An Exce t8ional Value Due To tea m ti Sanford Has Guaranteed Winner In Golden Age Olympics - Number • .. ,•. ; Pringle was so effective In brc4ikung up the plans of Lyman quarterback Bob Burkhart that he could have been mistaken For i Greyhound halfback except that lie wore an (Prange shirt and kept knocking Burkhart down, One thing Lyinan had to adinit: Pringle inight have sacked Burkhart half a do n tones. but lie always hel~d ze hiin up. In a jovial mood on thyte sidelines, someone asked him Seminole's Nathaniel Washington iii avoids Lyman tacklers and heads for the sideline tilerald Photos by Bill VIzeat Jr.) why he helped him up after knocking 'em down. "1 like into third gear. from the 11, Burkhart erred momentarily, and in that in- Seminole's favor. Burkhart's has yet to play Jones. him," he said with a grin. Seminole permitted Burkhart a lateral to Wyman Jackson terim Ken Meadows wrapped punt was from his 10 to close to SEMINOLE The friendship was rather latitude, but not deep and Pringle was right on top of httii, and Ronald Flimings the 40, but it boomeranged with LYMAN 11 Fr%I Downs 6 one-sided, Just like the final penetration, Yards Rusming the pigskin to save the day for recovered the fumble at the a wierd roil and squirted back 2 105 score. The score stjll stood at 7-0 late Seniinole. Lyman 32. Four plays later Bill to the Lyman 15. 1025 1 But the game was not a in the third quarter a hen It wa clearly the turning MeDilniel eracked over early in Four plays later Whigharn 121 Punts 636 routine' 21-0 whitewash. l.ynian's Jerry human point in the game, the fourth quarter from the scored from the one and it was 13 Fumbles Lost Senunole 5C0re(l in the first recovered a Seminole fumble at Penalties 76S On the next series, Semino!e three, and Hobby t)uggar's kick 21-0, signaling Seminole I Is quarter on a 28-year TD pass the Seminole eight. was Forced to punt and made it 14.0. reserves into the game. From Mark Whigham to Tim Lyman went to fullback Bob Whigham got off a good, high 11-31 Lyman, shaken by Seminole's Seminole upped its record to Sominale Raines. But Lyman's defense Riaui for one yard when Mike boot which Lyman's Al Stanley 1h, los t its air game, leaving 6.2 with remaining games I Raines 35 Pats from .stiffened, and at the same time. Good sacked Burkhart for a tried to field and return, it with virtually no offense. against Seabreeze and take the Greyhound offense shifted four-yard kris. On third down lie' bobbled the ball By now, the breaks were all in Brantley. Lyman fell to 2-6 and - Wh,gm I run (Duqg&r kick ) -- Senlill0le Coniniunitv College basketball is 35 HOMES AT SAVINGS UP TO $4000 PER HOM E01 ORIGINALLY SOLD FOR N 3O 000 d FR I 31 000 OM - 1_4 I ON I ji! A II. I 1' FINANCING . ' Joe Sterling, the only coach Seminole has kno%%- n, S(TIIlVd to lose his Midas touch fora couple years. Ile even missed one state tournament. Sterling isn't Wastful. In fact, veu can talk to hirn for 10 minutes ;in(] lie might not- let you know if lie has a g000l team of not. liul he'll talk make no mistake about that. Perhaps a most significant clue to the type team Gentleman Joe is going to have is that he rescheduled Bre%iiard after about a half dozen-year void against tile Cocoa team. Senlinole has a homeand-away series against Brevard starting Nov. in Cocoa and Dec 1 in Sanford The main objectiv e in Juco basketball, is to qualify for the state tournament, win it and go to Hutchinson. Kan. for the nationals. 11w seat eInhIu)le on the tournament it happened to fall on a year when the top to teams from florida advance against the Georgia Alabama winner in a regional qualifier, and the Raiders were beaten out of achance to goto hutch. Who beat them I3revard. Which explains one reason the Brevard Seminole series this fall marries so much interest AVAILABLE - 9 A"W1 1C4. - IWA - - - - -- REBATE APPLIES -:' J 7 £: - - ' r - '.-'- '-; - !- - -- - - - - - - I - __________ - - - - , - -. -- \Vas there a kevtoUvjedo'sover(jn3ejno%'er 11 , 1, tiraniie £ ria fll1i)i - - - , . -. - , -. • -. ALL HOMES COMPLETELY RENOVATED -, • •T"'. - - a. 4St' - ______ fensively, however, only the pass play was working against the Tribe. Evidence was in that the net rusN ng amounted to a us two yards, due primarily to the sacks. Earl) in the second quarter Lyn had a ground game going. but when Wyman Jackson fumbled at the Seminole i recovery by t)rew Bongiannii, it took a sharp turn. 9 111 AID CONDITIONED 9 _________________ (..rrrrrr . . . l4rnan'sBobRlazzlcan'lge(iooseandisabouttogo the Lions sleep tonight. WALL TO WALL CARPET . - LA A r • I ''--- -- Friday nit defense was sound against Seminole. I . rn Danny Williams was Burkhart's primary target on this night connecting on pass playsof 48, 9, 11, 15 and 13 yards \i Ck% Manning, a senior with a Hollwood name and Ut down on his mind caught to for 13 yards. In all, Burkhart as 9-for-18 with one interception. The problem at Lyman thisseason has been its offense and defense coming up with sound efforts at the same time. It happened in a 19-0 iun o.er Boone But few times otherwise In the same quarter. even - -- wisecra - ' Yep, and quarterback Lee Ward held it SaturdaN, Lions coach Bill Klein disclosed that oil two crucial overtime plays, Ward checked off (he line of scrimmage and came up with the audible. Bob Burkhart must have felt like the cat gazing at the g oldfish hiday night. 'Me Lyman High Scho '01 quarterback had lot played the best half of his career against Seminole, hitting eight pinpoint passes i'dinst IsoundSeminoleHigh d Denied the first half, most of the 2000 tans at Seminole High Stadium figured Burkhart would come back strong in the.sieconcl half. They didn't foresee defensivechanges at th1on by Seminole, plus a 175-pound defensive end by the name of Greg Imgle who sacked Burkhart six tim mall and caused much forthe Greyhounds. 81 h _- What do you ackas ay?" i' - Ward's Checkoff Is Key .- TAX - - I - - cond Half A Doisaster For Burkhart I I - 377-4VOW__% f 4v Ai - :- ' 4 e Defeat For HowelI ri 11) LOUISSAPSIS licrald Correspondent ( -aller Jim Pritchard and the ball went back on downs to Punta Gorda. GOLDENROD--lake Howell Apain the Hawks were able to failed to take advantage of forms a Tarpon miscue when numerous second half opquarterNick Barry s Friday night -d the bail away on dropping an exciting 20-14 his own 21. decision to the Tarpons froin And just as before the Hawks I Gorda Charlotte. %ere unable to do anything, Spotting Ilk! invaders. who trying four running plays I nd -ill from IN- West coast of bt-init stopped three yards short I I rid i 1 lftutiie lead, of i first down Us Hawks spent itiost of the Although the offense could I eina I rider (if the gaine wit get the job done the Hawks' knocking at a door that only defense got the ball back. They 7 -- - Off ce - 1370 i - - . " " -- ..-.-- - - . - -: Charlot te took the second half Ms, he his on kickoff and kept the ball for end krcking the ball loose and nine straight running plays giving It back to Lake howell, before It was forced to punt it this time on the 32 ard line of f - - away. ' SOUTHEASTERN HOME MORTGAGE CO. ACY -. PsOo B X 1057 ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, FLA. 32701 dA IF Ile Lake Brantley4)vledo game A its a scramble all the way, as shown In M typical action shot. tile ld ra Photo by Tom %'Incent) Lions Come From Behind P n Ov'ioedo Breaks Pats'T*i e ly — ____ It u Gor'ku. With just 39 seconds left in the plfi)ing his first game since third period, Iutchard thaw a it St0UAh1ltMIAls probabl) would ?we ien the niusteM1 2 tie the gauge coming off the injured list, was pass to wide receiver Bob Iuby, Iferald Correspondent (XI&S it) MiMo to will And Ixsides. Ithe motnentimn Aftet a 28 d run b) ii k to crash through and block who was ninn1n a quick pt J iiuiiii uuld ti looked at was clear Otedo's ir Hrantk) Hick (iarz, the the kick Before the ball finally pattern F()ltI..sl CITY-Tiebreaker'IlLs sLit slKt ifltl seen why,Oviedo s(Wed the game a O v iedo fense st'fened and stopped rolling, the Hawks set The Fleet-footed tub)- used an Had Jimmy the Greek been Ispite the 14-14 deadlock, final TD on 73-)art drive with forted Brantley to punt. up wita first and ten from the outstanding open field block onthesidellneswheiuregulation OvIedo was winning the five minutes left to play. Oviedo set up shop a' iL Tarpons' 24 yard line, by Don Andriano to help spring play ran out in Friday nigh"s statistics The Uons had Uouiiing back from a 14-6 and stoked the burners on But four straight incomplete intra-county tussle between amasseda total of 3 yards deficit. l Ward ran the tContinucd On Page 28) passes by honw team signal Lk(' Itrantlt'y and Oit'do, he 4ftCflse, while ontinued on Page crucial twt.isuf1t t'Ivt-rsun Itrj(ts Iiiiake Howell's Andy Holton, -- ta 0.Nc- Don Sebrenk (21) pIre13 Howell passer Jim Pritchard. (Herald Photo by IuIs Sapcls) . - C I - -- -=_ - --- --- -r,=--'-'--- - -'-- -------- ------- - --- ------'- - -- --- -;'----' - -- - 'll. �--28—Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Surday, Nov. 9 1 , I Roar, Lions, Roar . We're Number One I I - SPORTS - t 0 _. Chicago Coach Finds Words, ... In Battle Of Friends - But Can't Believe Some By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Chicago Coach Dick Motta is never lost for words, but there are apparently some things he can't believe. "I could not believe thegoal4endingcall against Mickey Johnson... that resulted in (Norm) Van Uer's ejection. And I could not believe the offensive foul with 40 seconds to go against Hnwlad Garrett on (John) Mengelt. Everybody on our team has been coached not to run over Mengelt because he falls when you blow on him. "What really burns me up was the play of our two big centers," Motto said. "Nobody can tell me that guys like Harvey Catchings of Philadelphia, Luke Witte of Cleveland, Alvin Adams of Phoenix and Lindsay Hairston of Detroit, with very little or no experience, can outplay our big men horn Boerwinkle and Nate Thurmond." f - -, . t f - Gregg Uninjured In Crash - Porsche Carerra crashed during a test run at Daytona International Speedway, officials say. Spokesman said only minor damage was caused to the car in the Friday spinout and Gregg continued practicing in a backup Porsche. Gregg is preparing for a 250-mile race Nov. 30 at Daytona which will determine the International Motor Sports Association championship. Gregg, who has won two straight IMSA titles, will enter the race with an 11L.point lead over Jacksonville rival Hurley Haywood, who also drives a Carerra. Conners Alone In Stockholm STOCKHOLM fAll Second-seeded Jimmy Connors, the only remnant of a large U.S. contingent, carried American hopes in the $100,000 Stockholm Open tennis tournament Saturday as top-seeded Arthur Ashe and Roscoe Tanner were surprisingly eliminated in the quarter-finals. Ashe, of Miami, the defending titlist here, Friday was ousted 6-3,6-2 by eighth-seeded Adriano Panatta of Italy. Meanwhile, Tanner fell to Onny Parun of New Zealand 36, 7.6, 7.6; Sweden's Bjorn Borg scored a 64, 6-4 triumph over The Nastase of Romania, and Corurnrs blasted South Africa's Bernie Mitten 1,-a, 6.1. - Jones Gets Needed Points ,_ri -':” Rich Jones finally got what he needed. And for the New York Nets, It was just in time. Down 20-1 at the outset of the game and 44-17 to begin the second quarter, the Nets never led their American Basketball Association game until they sank five free throws in the final 52 seconds Friday night. That lifted New York over the Spirits of St. Louis 116-117. Jones, who scored one point in the first half, finished with 23 points in 21 minutes of play. "I needed them," he said. "I didn't do anything that first half except get a foul or two." Owens Ahead In Golfweek WINTER HAVEn, Fin. (Al') Charles Owens of Altamonte has taken a three-stroke lead in the first round of the Florida Golf week Open, gaining birdies on 10 of the last 11 holes. Owens' 61 Friday also set a tournament-play record at Willowbrook Country Club aed tied the course record he set in 1974. The 1974 Florida Open champ led a field of 153 contestants on the 6,484-yard, par-fl course for the second of 15 tournaments in the Florida PGA Winter Tour. — -__. __ W: f, oz '"MIP, *Ie_—~ - - - . , ,- - - 4r J. - -q - q % ;__ ., .T >, . - _~ - ' ',~ - . ' ,7, 1~~ '' - - - IP . - The s when they recalled that until the game's final - , . ;& i' . - :' Patriot quinerback Ilenry Stanley about to be collared. 1 lie rald Photo by Tom Vincent) A P1 \ tht v.iy. had txt ii behmn'f thi Patriots .ill tht I I' itri 1 lts 'Wi' unly had 10 men on Oviedos last touch- '' "We niade a tremendous comeback," said down," he said. "And another time we thought it Osiedo Head Coach Bill Klein was third down when it was really fourth,and we n inforined that his lions had been had to give up the ball in goodl;mt sition." winning the game virtually the whole time on Weir felt the kids benefit by the new tiestatistics, he characteristically grunted breaker rule, because they would rather have a "Statistics don't count in football, it's that score %in or loss than the tie. up on the board." "There are some fallacies in the tiebreaker," flenry Finney, Frank Procell. and Lee Ward he said, "but the kids like it and it is necesssary in led the balanced Oviedo running attack with conference play," Weir said. 0 *ions L 1P N * i Uontinued From Page I-111 Homecom ieng Pats In ! i __-_ii - - BU . .: - i;;;w — Ili At-- ft - 0 r ~ -- . - _.. Zz. , l 13U -- Finale - P. ' - Win Flag ' I l 4, a.,, 1 - B JIM IfAYN.S Herald Sports Editor . r , . I - - ' \ I , '...:-•- -... d' . 11w deliberations, which have become almost as difficult to sol ve as the league's contract th the NH "layers Associ ation The problem was we blew fi . I . J. z._ - ' - j ,. ".—. - 01, - .. ' -, Minneapolis" to testify in a Ic gal case, Rozelk, said.' We lost that w hole day and I didn't want % .. ,- i;~;_ - '- - 1 ' thein to start getting into the ii loi_at ion plan until I " there," „,. *A~ ._,~ 4 ~_ AiM \.-P. ~_ ~_ ...- - __ 7 . ~ . - , I 1;4V _f` p . t,. . ' .- . II ~i ~ I =X .= V I . ,~ - -- ~-:kA 1_:, ''' 1-- le ____ - Where have all the flaggers gone? The answer is to greener pastures of the Pop Warner Football League The Flag Football League young athletes in the fall, sta ged its championship game Saturday at Fort Mellon Park, and th e Bulldogs took home the championship for the third Jayhasks, 31.6 A sign of the times Saturday was that both teams played with no reserves. The eight p lay ers n ea c hii sidi loved it because they got to play the - The marathon meeting, cornett _ — Ovjedo's middle, their 44, where Oviedo's Finney v r ime back for the game's final play. Brantley dominated the scoring Bill Merchant that fell in- over three minutes, and complete. The tiebreaker was on, but A Fred Stanley to Stark ,A- ent into an uproar. Amid yards deep into Brantley Brantley won the right to put Bo1irdjnan pass that ssuit for 12 l'ouLc of One more play and the ball in play first. and Garza yards on Brantley s next "It's the season right now" the Wes all Three i round for the sicto-y j. Garza score with a 30-yard ' oss An interception by Oviedo's ran (ill ~~ 6 ~~ 174. ' Lightweight Scrap In Mami i The proposed boxing card, set for Nov. 25 between Gene Wells and his former conquerer, Willie Warren, has been scratched and the arena will be dark on that night. oo 11 geta card put together on the id as well, . - - -- 7 -1 . --------- .--. -\ .- I ' Local anglers, although hampered by the daily Northeast winds, have pulled in some nice catches this speckled perch, week, especially C. 0. Penney, fi hin out of Marina I sl e ('amp, landed 40 4 had 18 the same day, while C.W. Mann and Mr. Wilson, Oviedo, took 1-1 i . !~ ' ' scales at eight and thre"uarter pounds but where it was cau ght remains a secret. It> ItOH 011111:11 FRESH WATER F1SHG unters, with a "Rooster-Taill,spinner, a very unusual way of fishing the )~, _JF - SALT WATER IIEP0IITs Very few craft ventured OLWde from Inlet Harbor beca use of the Nort heast winds, However, the "Snow White 3," a luxurious party boat canthined b' Al Kline, managtj one " pp fishing - - . - - / .. . - - — =-- ______ ____ ____ ta, Augie Gomez and Raul Aguirre, a couple of scrappy welterw eights who have aeured at the Spor ts Stadi um in the past, battled to a furious draw in Houston. Duane Bobick tun ned ~ -- - - -- =-.- - __ -. ViKings, Nervous About Falcons yard pass play' for the Bulldogs fly THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Houston at Pittsburgh, Cincinand duplicated the play for the The Jets, too, suffered a hu- Oakland in the AFC West have the Rams had to rally in the extra point and a 25.6 spread. Minnesota is on another nati at Denver, New Orleans at miliating defeat recently, get- been crumpled by a wave of in- final quarter for a 23-14 victory. lengthy winning streak. That's San Francisco at Im Angeles, ting thrashed 4 The final TD came on a by the Dol- juries. ow they're preoc- Chicago Coach Jack Pardee intercepticn,Thereturn good. Its next opponent is At. Green Bay at Chicago, Cleve- phins. New York hopes to get cupied w ith merely breaking and his equally new counter. and Henegar pass to Voltoline. play lanta. That's bad. larki at Detroit and New Eng- even in Sliami for that loss- even while the Bengals will It's a strange relationship land at San Diego. On Monday and a lso to wipe out the inern . be part at Green Bay, Bart Starr, covered 75 yards. trying to establish the running are hoping to salvage at least these two ,National Football night, Kansas City is at Dallas. ry of I k . i er fo th- r,aine that's been absent thus League teams have with each While the Vikings appear to and-one" failure that led to its far t s hi year. ready s ho t season. The Bears oth er. The Vikings have been have the National Conference loss to Buffalo. The Bills, by With the apparent demise of and Packers are meeting for constant winners these past Central's title wrapped up. the winning that one, stayed a the Broncos, Oakland is cruis- the 112th time-the longest rihalf-down years or so. The Fal- Redskins, 5-2, are involved in a game back of Miami. They hope best during that stretch. Louis anti Dallas for first place knocking off the resurgent But when these two teams get in the NFC East. COILS. ing along toward an apparently valr' in the league—.and each easy AFC West crown. But the carries a 1-6 record into the Raiders must deal with New game. Rice-LSU Grid Tilt Site Moved BATON ROUGE, IA.(AP)- Next season's Sept.. 25 game be. Orleans, riding high after it Those records are one better tween Rice and Louisitina State gave Ernie Hefferle a victory in than Cleveland and San Diego, University, originally son w -tinies wirtning streaks- overtime last Sunday before de- tussle in the AFC Houston his debut as head coach last each still looking for victory No. scheduled to be played in up for his Dec. 12 showdown with Randy Neumann in Madison seem to go out the window. feati:g the Cowboys. They'd and Pittsburgh goEast, head-thead Sunday', Square Garden by stopping Rochelle Norris in the second round in I. The Browns take on Detroit Houston, has been shifted to "Atlanta always seettis to play prefer to have a i, ,ame against for at least a share of the AFC While the Raiders breeze and w ill be testing thirdstring Baton Rouge. I'tiiladelphia. us to ugh," says Minnesota the Giants like the one they did Central lead. They're together, past records—and Washington was f or ced into Coach Bud Grant, who has a early in the season, when they . Outdoors — December will either have one or two boxing shows at the faui Don Smith, at Seminole xirtlng Goods Store, has been kept busy this week selling hunting licenses, but managed to take time to weigh in a beautiful bass for Gary Tate. The big one tipped the But if you have the urge to take in a good fight on the 25th, you could do worse than make a trip to Miami and sit in on the hottest lightweight snap to hit this state In years Termite Wa tk ins will defend his Southern title against Juan Hidalgo. Two Card Possible — r - ., ;p - lcd -_ 4 Iligh series Rich [Ilan with 22-14. Alsine tile Bob lien Jewle;s. Norma Welch I.eague—hligh for the nurning for Dance Dodge Icarn with a -- Garza S run (Fite kICk) th€ evening were Barbara I)arsev spared the 6-7 split for a 2111 total series. 0 3 run (Ware rin) ( 1319 Pip team) 462 and Rosa was E'laine Ktr;tival 4nl%) arul Fox 501 and Clara Boyd 499. 0 One point on yardage f thiI Auto Train team. lli~Nooners Ladles I Green 161, who bowls for Wil. she spared the 3-7-10 and rolled Deane Sauer spared the 5-7 T.G.LF. Match Point Mixed "Queen of the Week" is Carole Green & Sons Construction, a turkey. Tracey Al bert 468 and split. INDIVIDUAL LEADERS League—High team series went Hook with plus 126 pins. P uthn O',eiio — Finney 20 N. Esther Szabo spared the 2-7 Thelma Hickson 189 game, Tuesday Swingers Ladies to Aliens Pro Shop with a Proc eli IS 6$, Ward 739; Brantmy 2472 Stenstrom Realty tcain highs: Ga,ri, split, Jeannette Andrews and Rosealce Burkhart spared the League, 32 173, StinIy 7 6o -Bowling for the Rich toOl for $24.00. High team Mary Elmore 161-458 and Welch picked up the 3-10, and .3-10 and 6-7 splits. Edity Pounds Plan team was Millie Patiino~ Oviedo - Ward, 24 13 0, Garner game was won by Osteen Libbie Whitehead 179-474. Hose 117 yards; Brantley Dates converted the 5-6 and 5. pick ed up the 3-7-10, and Arm with the high series of Staniey, 21, t he Bridge Fis h Camp with a 865 Messersmi th spar 33 yards. ed the 3-10 10, Smith rolled the only turkey' Homer spared the 5-6-10 split, morning (545-195). Oviedo — Other highs: game for a total of $16.00. split. Wctster's Heal p, g uul the morning. Estate's IS,R eceivingS Si; Brantuiy I'eg Pates rolled a turkey for bluard Mobile i Janm' Davis Kristiu' Johnson won Var the high: Hook 139-455 bOr0gh companies. senses result in stumbling accidents, taking unnecessary and general care1n while bunting, _______ ,, , -' -. - ~_ - — 11 - 4-10 and had a turkey. 521, Buddy Bass with the Speed Parts) was "Queen of took over first and Aliens Pro ,A ho bowls for the Jack's Slini The high for Kennedy Tractor highest series of the night 594- the Week" bowling 131 pins Shop and Toyota are tied for OvIE 00 LAKE BRANTLEY Market team. Smith rolled a was Faye Carroll 435 (spared 2t and Jessie Cook 209, and over her average and Donna second place. I Dov'.-s 16 l game and the only 500 of the the 5.lO and Nancy Rivers 169. Bunny Morgan Yaro Rhç 2l25 were the Seott (North Orla ndo Super A new award has been added $42 (lay 1546). Yards Green Grocer), tean, tx)th Jean only 200 bowleri. Other highs: Market team) bowled 130 pins to the league. It was donat Other highs: Joy Walters ( Morris and Mary Giles picked Phil Roche 551, Rose tielew 5, over her average in the same the Second St. Imports Shop. It $30 Punts 3 iS B. team) 190499, Dee Gebhardt up the 4-7-10 split. Iligh for the Jack Horner 532, Terry week. Fumbles Lost 21 is called a "Roving Award" 31 'Horse & Rider team) 17'9-4s7, Vogel Car Wash Leani was Emerson 515 13.11. Carroll 507 Pfflallies, In the first place spot Is which is passed from wee Gebbardt was 101 pins over her Jeannette Andrews 167447 and and June Plant k to 5%. • Automotive Speed Parts with 30 week to the lowest team series. Ovi,do $ ,—i average for the morning. Cindy Warren L. Brantley (Liberty Barbour & Company Ladles wins and 6 losses. In the second The square bo wling ba ll known —. Jackson (also Horse& National Ins, team) spared the League—Team No. 4 'Shake place B spot is Ioraines Ceramics to the league bowlers Oarza F run (Fits klck Rider) 131, Susan Oates 161 5-7 split. the Shingles" is in first place by 24-12 and in the third spot is "Ali 0 -- M#f Chant 14 pass from warit Award" was presented to __ , j - t for the H & M Donut team ori a ., -. - ' last week's loss against West Orange. Jet B"'Alerettes Ladies .seven 1pines(32-8). , - was Dance Dodge held first piece The Pats scored their second Pettyroats Ladies League- Walsh ( 160-452) and Linda a nice 221-W series. Charlie Millie S pring' 171 game. for eight weeks but last week and concluding TD on a X~yard The high game and series of the Kondracki rolled a 188443 and Plant 215-573, V Andy Patrick ,9Carol Slaughter i Automotive the Midway Mart "Spinners" drive completed in seven plays. morning goes to Ann Smith, spared the and Kitty Lawrence 469 iCar- - ' - A scoreless third quarter I eague-Six 200 gaines were I Famous Recipe) high was average. Larry Dunniho 557. on the two breaks and soon rolled during the night and Sharon Seitner's 173 and high 218, Donna Hunt 560. Bob punted. Capri team high was Phyllis Frankie Kaiser had the big one ,.'_, --. f .. by Alice flen. - Masias Maps Future Plans •. a , , ' sm ing completion on I a .1 Sanford Plain Merchants Shooting Stars Ladies v WV uvunt' Individual series with a 699w- went by- the boards when the Mixed League—Billy Westfall League—Bowling for the Burns lldcp. for $10.00 as she bowled official ruled the-vpceiver had rolled the high game of the Texaco team was Dottie Hogan 12) pins over her average for one foot outside the line. evnlng 222) and was only with the high series of the "S tar of the Week", three pins away from his 600 Iliorning, (474-168). Also from Irate Oviedo coaches stormed The high Individual game off the bench and verbal ly series (597). Polly Price had the the same team was Elyse Ison's was won by Eddie Jackson as accosted the ruling official, unly'other 200 for the night (208) 181-458 liich was the high he rolled a 251 game w-fldcp. and a 524 series. gamma' rolled during the day. After a final comment by an for $1.00 Other highs for the Oviedo coach, the Other highs: Glen Kanavel Doris Benton spared the 415 official had and- Eddy Webb l94S1A nti 1IU. n1it flgl t4',IkA.-I i,s II rolled the highest series for all fifteen 499, respectively, [toni Brede for her team. Ison spared the her t&'ain, yard penalty. 463-174. (The Wet Pets) high the bowlers of the evening6211 84-495, Cheryl Kinder 173, and 5-10. Lyle [lurk Farms team Flagship Bank Mixed was Sharon Raymond 188. 243 scratch) to give him a Brantley could not capitalize Eva Hitchcock 174. High high was rolled - - -. . -. featured a hotly-contested call that re minded Oviedo fans of S '. '. 1 of flit ill plays in Brantley led at half 7.6 1~ v _, n totaled up 173 yards rushing, play. The kick failed, and Despite the superior running the series for 50 yards, and - - Oviedo's Henry Finney breaking down, he made a runThe fumble prevented, featured the methodical run- Mike Cox a gainst Stanley set up sealed the lid on Brantley with a for the 50, but was sacked, way Oviedo gain ed thus the one point ning of Garza, and the alert the lions on the midfield stripe. tlk- Oviedo momentum carried 17-yard run that pushed the back on his own 33, needed to break the tie. The S(Tambling of Stanley, Ten plays later, Ward passed to. over and the Lions pulled out Pats back to their own 32. The Oviedo bench and stands Lions had marched the ball 16 Workhouse Garza, who Hill Merchant for a 14-yard fl) the victory, 15-14. -., Perez Nixes Retirement which left the ball one Stanley laded to pass. Finding snap, stepped back a yard, and drive that corisunied a little the quarter. )ard deep in Brantley territory. no one open with his blocking fell on the ball. -. - run .Nlerchant, and on a freak play Oviedo responded with a pass ran for two more yards to push The exciting contest had until late in the ganie, and it 10 yarder. 1-i guard TimMeeks. Driving to to Rick Evans for 13 yards. Brantley back to the 4' ) . ewne down to a were formalitY. After Rob Fite's kick, The Patriots tallied first on the Brantley 39 with one second Garza then ran again for two Oil the fourth and final down, Quhrierback I,ee Ward took die their first possession. a 9(~yard Brantley led 7-0;% ith3:41 left in to play, Ward lofted an aerial to yards, hzc1i you wish to hunt. 'I- NEW YORK (Al') —After a fruitless 11-hour S&SSiOn, the 26 National Football League owners return here Nov. 19 to devise ti Say to stock Seattle and Tdl1iPd the league's newest teams. "Rather than have them conic right back, we thought a 111th' caIrn thought would help." said NH Commissioner Pet e Rozelle of the 12-day pause in Bulldogs - ~ promptly ran for a quick 10 up possession plac,ed the Pats on grinning Lion offense hustled and Passing attack of Oviedo, Stanley set up the seven-yard Florida's major hunting season shifts into high gear this mistaken for a v%hite-tafled d e weekend and hundreds of nimriods are enjoying the pleasin-es of One of the deadliest concoctions a hunter can mix is alcohol going af ield with their favorite shot gu n or rifle, and gunpowder, according to the insurance " To Solve 17S-3B , Thl"s Is The Weekend For Thousa Florida's trespass la w, Statute No, 821, pro hi bi ts en upon the property of another without permission frorn the owm or occupant. This season, the commission urges you to you enter." 'This is also th e time of year when insurance companies are I :,I .I. . . .I IMM.l i -_.___~ . eadlock Sunday Nov which began about 9 a in ,F ST 'Sure, we had twice as many ,and lasted until nearly 10:30 Flag football champion Bulldogs, front row, from left: Kenneth Freeman. Back row, Coach Ban Gallagher, Jim Voltatine, Jerry kids playing three, four years p. m. Friday, was recessed Pritchard, Mark Huama; Tim Richards, Kevin Hauman, Tadd hlenegar, Andy Faint and Steve ago, said winning coach Bart "every body had to get Gallagher.But I don't believe back for their ganies," Rozelh. begin to see what the aggressive heavyweight has stacked up 10 and 11 year-old kids should against him, said. be playing tackle football. -Seattle and Tampa, w- h be. In every category from experience to punching power, That's my personal opinion. I Ballard is on the short end. But Jodie has enough heart and gin play next season, will be ,.. just don't think they are ready tenacity' to possibly turn his dream light from a nightmare into a stocked by a combination of for it, physically or brighter tomorrow, players from existing teams emotionally.Adftand next year's college draft. 440 V __** It. 1 1 1 1~ i 1-M1. . "The problem was reaching a 1-4 -creation Department stages % IiA\ , .I --V -L'-.. _'. t. balance between the freeze ,-i 1 ,a number for veterans and the / I AJltherettrelIienttalkthathastcenrinatiflgarodsintvic , 'u-,, teams, and Saturday's finale Perez stopped Joey Vincentseems to be coming to an end. draft choices," Rozelle said, The latest word out of Perez' camp Is that he is not going to "There are so many facets— squads. Games are played on a . hang up his gloves but instead will pursue a course that should I various reserve lists and how ,. I havehim rated in the top 10in the world by the endof lr,G. they could be included; the I : .1 Now, all I hope is that Perez and Mad Dog Ross will follow relationship between the freeze t 41 %~ . ball by grabbing one of tile 1. ~V _. I Ballard and Foreman's lead and agree to meet in th e ring. number and balancing that with _ plastic strips hanging from 9 and Perez are good friends but a match between them could help extra draft choices." .4 . either hit). . 11 -f . r both of their fighting careers." Rozelle said the key MumIt's a wide-open, offensive / / bling block to the deliberations r l. ______ . (JU'1. game because the forward pass . . _~~~ _ "was trying to figure out the I" -5---numbers. They (Seattle a nd 1 on the field. 1. RQ6; I ~ ~ Samin - Masias, the sensational 21-year-old migrant worker Tainpal will be drawing from : _-1 - .F -7t__:% __— From South Florida mapped out his future plans right after he the largest pool eser J1 U W (' Bulldogs in complete control 6 ; "on the southern amateur title from Terry "Rootin" Tuten on the nic stronger teams want to 0-__.pt .. . 1last Sports Stadium presentation, protect more of their players f play', the Bulldogs covered 40 / i I "I will continue to box as an amateur until after the finals of and give Seattle and Tampa adi yards on a Mark Huaman the Golden Gloves I which will be held in Miami this early next -ditional draft choices, Rozelle il":` _J 7Z - said. The weaker teams are # -A - -0 passed to Steve Cornett who A el f ` .0W- n."lexpect tDwin thenational fitlebuteven if I don't I ain going pushing for a smaller pr)tec- * went.the distance. --i- , -T Tit -- . .1 , . MX to turn pro within six months and hope to do most of my lighting tive list i. 4 1. L', out of urianuo." nuaman passed 20 yards to Seattle will begin play in the "F _____________ Cornett for the second ID When asked If he will be lighting as an amateur in Orlando &; National Football Conference making it 12-0 at intermission. again, Nlasias answered in the affirmative. "Yes, I am looking We s t Division and Tanipa in t Human passed to Jim forward to another trip up here. This is the nicest place I have Anierican Conference West. In `!X ._ever fough t at. The people are really kind and have made me feel Volloline, who passed to 1977, Seattle switches to the Runner-up Jayliawb, Henegar tor a 15-yard play and welcome." front row, from left: Mania Butler, Billy Kenny W il liams, Mitch AFC Central Division and TamLocke, Ricky Williams, Charlie Fagan the third ID. MaMas' next light here might be on Dec. 9 when he meets pa moves to the NFC Central. TclllIger, Milford hayes, Michael Jackson. Back row, Coach and Bill Skates. Robert Spencer in a return match. The first time they met The Jayhawks scored on a Sammy came away' with a close decision and Spencer has been Milford Hayes run-pass play to •I • Marvin Butler, covering 60 yards. ;L — trip is often treated too rastuilly—permission to enter the land on . ' Brantley Coach Saininy Weir admitted after the gaine some mistakes had contributed to the ' But, according to the Game and Freshwater Fish Cornmission, one ünportant detail necessary to complete a suc J use losses by drising Brantley 16 yards deep into Brantkiy s last three games, where the Pats their own territory in osertime. hase pissed for an aserage of 121 yards. - ________ average: Price 164 and Westfall dricks ( 179496). By The Associated Press I . ______ ,, - iuiipletions to Rick Evans, 13111 DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. IA?) Road-racer Peter Gregg of Jacksonville escaped injury when his $35,000 — - -, A lot of people were surprised when Orlando promoter Pete Ashlock announced that heavyweight Jodie Ballard would be fighting former world champion George Foreman Nov. 6 in New York. But I wasn't, Ballard had told me, in an interview I had with him when he was in Orlando training for his fight with Gene Idelette ";eor 'e Foreman and me are really tight We both come from the sare town (houston) and hc has told me seseral times that the next time he has a chance he is going to go out and inake sure I am his opponent." When I asked Jodse, how is Foreman going to do you a las by fighting him in the ring' If he was really your friend he wouldn'tt be willing to meet )OU" Ballard replied See, that is sshere a lot of the guys around herearewtong. FrieNts in boxing can do die other guy a favor by meeting him in ttw ring 'Say look here, Foreman knows that any one he foghts gets I ristant recognition. The name Jodie Ballard will be famous even if I lose to himand just think of what it would nivan if I would win tl (iht A small man For a heavyweight, the na tive of Jacksonvil will be giving everything away to Foreman when he gets into the ring with him Foreman is a monster of a man who stands 6-3 and weighs around 230 pounds Compare th is to Ballard's S-Il and 195 pound frame and you ' - Toronto In Basement Floor H) The Associated Press The Edmonton Oilers and Calgary Cowboys Friday night combined to shove the Toronto Toros deeper Into the basement in the Canadian Division of the World Hockey Association. The Oilers nipped the talent-laden Toros 54 on a goal by Bob McAneeley, in sudden-death overtime at Edmonton, hile fourth-place Calgary opened an eight-point margin over Toronto by defeating the Cleveland Crusaders 5-2 in Calgary. While moving away from the Toros, who have won only two and tied one of rune starts, Edmonton and Calgary also closed in on the second-place Winnipeg Jets. Edmonton trails by one point and Calgary by two. ' -. -. . so I p- . , -1 . of the total 215 rushing yards, while Bill Mer. chant and Ri ck Evans caught 11 Ward passes hetwet'n them for l3J of the 142 passing yards. FOREST CITY We're number one, we're Lake Brantley dropped to the same record 85 number one," yelled the happy, grinning, Oviedo Oviedo, 3-5, following the loss, lions as they boarded the team bus for the It was the second game this season that victorious ride back home, Brantley was favor ed to win and ended up losing. Singing and chanting as the bus pulled out of A previous outing against lightly-regarded the crowded school lot, someone shouted "Happy Kissiiiitiiee ended in a 14-2 Patriot loss. l loll iecofliiflg" to the streaming lake Brantley As has become the custom at Lake Brantley, I in' flowing out of Patriot field two players dominated quarterback Fred Despite 41R-1` ~,: i~. the sarcasm of the call player Stanley and halfback Hick (,arza Stanley and the . - _,.,;.&a7 %%'IN Obviousi) - -.~ ippy to sound vcry inean as arza alernated carrying (lie ball, as Stanley 20 . ______________________ he said it. managed to scramble for 60 yards and Garza a Os iedo had Just d o wned Brantley 15-14 in one shopping i a ofthemostexciting, closely fought battles either Itand, Fowler ran the ball once for zero ,,,-i team has seen this season yardage sshile Jim Yarborough caught tso In a game that sould hase ended as a tie last Stanky tosses for 33 yards - . It) LOU 18 By SCOTT AIIRAHAMS Herald (orres)n(lt'nt - And Jabs Evcnlng Herald, Sanford, Fl. el ) 0 0 IN BRIEF Hooks NFL Has While Miami and Buffalo tied at 6- along in Northern California, quarterback Joe Reed, who 1. along with Cincinnati. the Rams are having it even shined for the lions last week Carl Maddox, USU athletic couple of scores to back him up. romped 49-13. And the CardiThe Oilers, off to the best easier down south. Los Angeles against San Francisco. The director, said Texas A01 also In 1%9, the Vikings took a 12- nals would like the Eagles to start in their 16-season history, has a four-game lead over the Chargers, who host the Pa- is scheduled to play' g'imne winning streak into the have another game like they did will be out to shut down PilLsthe Univer4tkrs, Saints and Falcons in the trjots, found their long-lost of- sit>' of Houston in Houston on season's fi nal gaiiie in Atlanta. hist Monday night. when they burgh's five-game winning NFC West and can dunip San f. ,,nse last weekend, when they the same date and Rice and They' had run up victories by were clobbered 42-a by Los streak. In Denver, the Broncos' F rancisco further back. The scored 24 points against the Gi- ISU decided it would be best lopsided scores of 52-14 over Angeles. ni-c-ason hopes of challenging last (line these two teams met, ants, V not to have competing games. Bal timore and Pittsburgh and ow (Continued From Page 1B) tic raced 34 yards for the first 51-3 over Cleveland , Shat happened was that the Falcons, hi... loose for a 11 ,ard TD run. score of ffie game and pi,1cd up That play narrowed thecountto most of the 173 yards that en route to a 6-8 year, beat * ' * 20-14 after Pritchard's extra Charolette rushed for before Minnesota 10-3. Two years ago, the Vikings point attempt was perfect. ialf time. But Ash almost became the were at it again. My %ere M By THE ASSOCIATED 1 The fired-up flawk defense 1ltF_11;.S "When I first heard of I t. I Park. S%%itchboards lit 111) at A 12-foot, third-period shot by Maple Leafs 3. Scouts 3 out and got the offense the goat when he slapped at Prit- going into a nationally televised There Is always an extra jer- was in complete shock. I didn't New York's Madison Square center Tom Lysiak gave AtStan Weir knocked In a ball again when they held the chard's punt as it bounced by gaine with the Falcons. When sey packed with the equipment know what to think," .said Es- Gartlen and the Bruins' Boston lanta iL ,- victory over Min- rebound at 7 -44 of the third pethe) came out of it, they were 9Tarpons wid forced them to him. of New York Rangers trainer p jxr,ito before the gaine. -1111 offices within minutes of the nesola. riod to lift Toronto into the tie. The Hawks were quick to 1, the victims of a 2044 upset. Frank l'aice, just in case the punt alter three plays netted still in a little bit of a daze, but midday announcement. So it goes. Charlotte only fou r yards. jump on it while Ash, claiming Rangers make a trade while the maybe it's be tter to play right This year Minnesota is 7-0 Lake unwell started a fris-e "I never touched it", saw the "It's probably the biggest teal ii is a wa- from home. away so 1 don't has- c tiiiie from there own 28 and ran into a ball awarded to I-ake Howell on and has a streak of 10 regulartrade we've ever made," said Ile had to use that Jersey Fri think about it." season victories going. Are the four th and one situation on the ir the Tar po n's 22-yard line with Vik Rangers General Manager night for an unex pected es thinking about a perfect new Espo raised his career goal Eiiiile Francis, who cl osed the own 49 yard line, six play's later. Just under three minutes left in season? Maybe—but arrival: center Phil Esp I flawk head coach Tom Ruby the game. mark won't to 53third.highest in they deal wi th Boston counter part sitmodern hockey' history's NntioiI hockey League his- flarr Sinden late Thursday All the Hawks needed was a decided to go for it, as t here was "We're concerned about uuvl'r tb i:et jy umly 3:19 show in on the ('lock. TI) and the extra point to win Charlotte Tops La ke Howell Surprise Esposi Joins Ran ers = -'- ,___;___-. �- 0-Eveiiinq Herald, Sanford, Fl. -_-=---.------•. ''' ,- 'r - -- - - - Sunday, Nov., 1973 WOMEN Central Div,icn Canuc .7) 1 20 210 ] Silky Squire Neely) S I 7 Toronto 2 6 i flraler Lobell Ouu:a Lrn:; AldariaAlberdi; I Bici.i Byrd (No Driver) tO 17 RIppin St. 17 60. P u Si 1170)0 6 1 0 $57 M 1$ (6) 1 W Q (2 S) 113 20 T IS I 6i (Kausner) 77 East Division Miley Clip Away Guinea (Thompson) S 11 Black Star PHoU% FOURTH - 1 00m90 Ehave Ica YM, s Barre Beifla. 6, Urfa 6 1 0 857 15.) $170 $0 T 2 I?? N England 6 1 I I) 36 35 Sanchez. 7. Larri Anna. I Eddy (flridges) 31 AE I ilowards Chief Baby I Cnn Taylor) 6 1 AE I Slick (5), 71 60, 9 40, 7 OO 2 Cacho 6 1 0 $57 152 100 Cinci Florida Prep Football 6 1 0 fl 39 FIFTH -1, Edgewood St Pat (U iI4o-*arct) Lionlit Arecha Bullet (rilpplll) Cleve Sanchez in, S60. SW 0 7 0 12 ' Taylor) (4)? 20 SIOl $02. Gata Tag By The Associated Press Cleland 1 1 i , 34 n THIRD RACE 14 Milt Pice THIRD - L Echano Javi; 7 Ica EIGHTH RACE 1 MIII Pace Quiola (I). 160. 0 (57). $1170, P: Western Division Clermont 10, Tavares 0 Iia()lis 1 1 0 $ 39 41 (3) 5 004 $0). Mr Durkee ) 3100 Cl-timing 11.000 - Purse $100 Quota. 3 OJui:a Beitia, 4. Eddy 1. Claiming 13(40 - 14.000 Handicap (S 11. $131 10. DO. (3 10, 121660 Oak 5. 7 0 711 113 111 (3 4) 1.5380 T (131) 127300 T 11? Mount Dora Ii. Wildwood I) K City Well Division er Cam Camden Jody (Whayland) $ I 7 - Purti USO - I Wes Tee (E FIFTH - I Celaya Sanchez U . Arana. S Lanri 1mhz. 6 Arha 3 1 0 129 II) 137 hOuStOn OT SIXTH - I Impulse (A WIey Constant Byrd (Bridge) 973 Hello 6 1 0 12 Aguirre Y:a, i unit Alberdi I Aidana Talorl 5 2 Bombay 40. 7 May 1 1 0 17- 129 187 o Denver rtoVerice Ii. Palmetto 7 0 T s ' 0 rn 31 SI Jr 1(1)30601 103007 Bertha Boy Dere (Kttathas) 77 1. Silverbell (Shimp) a I 3 ui, i 60. 3 10. 3 Erdola Larrea W. Okoki Joan Stanton Diego 0 7 I) 00) 61 161 Eustis 11, South Sumter 6 151 4 60 3003. Kim Lobell (6) 3100 Rice (Rau) 3 S Shirley Wills Boy s Diego 1 1 2 10 31 31 FOURTH -1. Domingo Perez; 2. (Culhane) 511 Tic.a (Blanton) 6 IS 100, Q It 3) 17720 P (31)1103 80 Today's Games ; (15)15.100 T (1S6)%076o T 7:23.3. (Piper) 6)6 DelKectdun (Howard) Miami Lakes 31, Edison Ii Minn. ii $0, Arecha QufOla; 3 Manolo t)engoa, Zarne(1), Major Jones (Brainard) 7? 6 Baltimore at Buffalo SIXTH -I p.gtJi Miami Spring SEVENTH - I Amy Girl 20. Denver 3 ' 1 ; NOrth 7.5 cr S I? Dory Jester (Allen) S II Chris General Joe (Shell) 3)7 Potentate 760.170. 7 Arecha Etonia u .s . I flame J avi; S. CAIZarne 6 Cleveland at Detrot western 17 Friday's Results cure IT Paul (3) 860 380 260 2. Gold III I AU I Robins Kim Pick (Udell) 10 0 Foolish April 110. 3 Ogu'ia Jay (1)4 10; 0. 14 1) Neoul Sanchez. 7 Alava Echave; I Washington at New York Gi Miami Killian Al. Coral Park Mountain flanker (7) 480 780 3. (Beneinak) Edmonton S. Toronto 4 Bilbao Etoi-:a (Thompson) m ID 1 an ants 13960. P (1$) $11070 Sam Diego 3, Denver Joppa Star Maid (1) 340 0 (1 7) FOURTH RACE - I Milt Pace FIFTH - I Manolo Larrea 7. SEVENTH -1 Nequl Alberdi (I) NINTH RACE Cl MilePurse St 10111 at Philadelphia Miami $16 $0 T 13111 1125 00 T 273 1 Northwest HOuStOn s. Phoenix 3 Christian Claiming $1,000 Purse $500 Macun Mencha. 3 ErdozaMiguel, I (a), $530I. Carolina Cougar (Culhane) HO5tfl at Pittsburgh 13 40. 6 CI), 1 70, 7 Unia Javi Mary Immaculate 16 Calgary S. Cleveland 1 EIGHTH -1 Easy Bluegrass (0 Santi Chucho flengoa. s Jeans First (Rau) 7?? Idaho Lynn 31 7. Abes Hope (Seiders) 10 1 1 Ia 00,160.3 Domingo OkokI (3)100 1 Green Bay at Chicago '..uth Miami o. South Dade 0 Saturday's Games Brainard) (7)6702607602. Trout (Sabttka) • Muguerza; 6. Fermin Aguirre; 7 3. Fancy Joe (E Legend Chief (Nitholl) 61 4 (II) $11970. Atlanta at Minnesota Dat Q. (11)14120 ). cksonvitle Fletcher Indianapolis at Quebec Line (3) 300 300 3 Limber G (5) Taylor) 6 I 4. Top Reviard iling Star (Sabatka) 6 15. Beth Dean Cincinnati at Denver EIGHTH - - I Alava Echave Celaya Echave. I. Sala Azpi . ' 'on 6 Toronto at Minnesota 3000 (23) $1770 T (735)124960 T (D'Amato) 10 I 5. infighter (Allen) SIXTH - I Domingo Echave; 2 ([Icrelnak) $1 6. Eustace Lady (2). It tO 340, 460; 7. Sala San Fancisco at Los Angeles Jacksonville 7 72 3 Forrest San Diego at Cincinnati 21, 3 16 ScottysAmbitlon (Kurtzworth) Ala1 Quiola. 3. Arecha Sanchez: I (CroiI 11 7 Reporter Boy Muquerza ()). 1 $0 300 3 Manure New York Jets at Miami White 7 NINTH - I. Special Byrd ID Phoenix at New England 97 1 Silver Glo IL Taylor) 8 I 8 (Jahlon) 72 I Crazy Goose (Jet Mencha (8). 540. 0 17 3) 1)240. P Negui JaVI. S Barn Perez. 6, New Orleans at Oakland Today's Gam es t3 ra'nard) iS) 4207607.702. Beth Coin Wyn (Gill) S AL I ic'aqu ri Jacksonville Parker 21, Pa Ogw:a Etorza. 7 flilbao Zarre; I ter son) 101 New England at San Diego (73), $121 70,112870 'on, Phoenix at Quebec, afternoon 0rejcm (7) 310 2.20 3 Omit' Fisher Jean (Hall) TENTH RACE 1 NINTH -1 Manola U) 1600.7 70, Cacho Miguel. MIle Pace -A Monday's Game Lake City 35. Orlando Jones Toronto at Winnipeg (4)7700 IS 1) 1.4 60 T (5.71)173.20 T FIFTH RACE - C.3 Pace - 1 B Handicap - Purse $710 -1 Ocala 660. 7 Buibao Ill I $0. 3 60; 3 Er SEVENTH - 1 Eddy Leni:; 2. Kansas City at Dallas, n 23 2 II 7 Cieland at Edmonton Mile - Purse $300 -1.Cash Box (J. data Dl] 60. Q (31)5160. P (37) Ica Alberdi, 3 LarrIBeltia; i, 1 Star Amber (Kucia) 5. I 7. Sumter 5$. Augustine 33, Jacksonville TENTH - I 00511l5 Advocate IF Serbe) SI? Tijuana Beau (Blood) Beau (Culhane) tO 13 Florldas Best Denver at HouSton Echano Arana. S Domingo Vza; 6 16910 u'.oPson 21 11 ann a' Cinc unit Rusin) (I) 6002607.202 Mario (1) 97 3 Pasha Time (Demianik) 1 1 1 (No Driver) SI 4. I. Fermin (6) IS 20, Uria OkokI; 7 Negul Perez, I Tharp TENTH Pro Basketball 2 407 60 3 Broward Jacksonville Lee 34, Jackson County (7) 3.70 Brockport Boy (Udell) 10 15, E.R.D. (Werkheiser) 6 11 Chester Hanover 110. 1020. 7 Mencha (I) 310. 040; Aldana lle 27 0 (4 E) 51140 T is 17) 15710 T (Astarta) 6 I 6 Lisbon Hanover EIGHTH - I. Sala Aguirre; 2. (Brainard) I I 6. Easter April CR. 3 Saul i (II t 40. Q 0 6) i6 60. P 6 Palatka South 35. Orange 220 I )i(a) 721. Curt Jubilee (Kimball) Neely) 9 7 7 Facile (Harp) 77 I Manolo Juan. 3 Santi flengol; I Harness Racing 1) 9660. DO 13 6) 139.70 NBA Park 1$ 31$ Egyptian Wind (Hobbs) 5. (AU Maruni AIN,i; S. AlavaAzpi 6. Cur )u%. Note (Wyatt) 3 I - I Alava Eastern Conference ELEVENTH Jacksonville Bolin34. Clay 0 SEMINOLE TURF CLUB I Bold Front (No Driver) Chucto Mugueria (6) II 60. 1360. 710; 7 Celayc Muguerza; 7 Atlantic Divi.ien Jacksonville RESULTS Episcopal 91 ENTRIES SIXTH RACE - 1 Mile Pace Larrea; $ Fermin Mencha. Arecha lame (1) 9,20, 360, 3 W L Pct. GB Baldwin 0 FIRST - I Cumban Frisco h FIRST RACE - I Mile Pace - Claiming $1,500 - Purse $323 - Jai' Alai NINTH - I Manclo,7. Aguirre, 3 Phili , Ojui:a flengoa (I) 300; 0 (46) 5 2 .114 Whayland) (5.) 360360 420 2 Terri Claiming $1,000 - Purse $130 - 1 Jacksonville Victory 52. Lake 1 Don Brewster (Howard) 10 I 7 [rd:a. 1 Sala. S Celaya; 6 A:pl, Buffalo -51 O. P (64)1170 1 2 667 Muss (2)) 604.203 Arden Ed ($1660 City Academy I (NrhII( t 1 2 PJ,t AT ORLANDO SUMINOLU (',r',tand) tl::t 3 8 lime Boston TWELFTH - I Sala Aqurre It 1 7 667 , Q (1 5) %3 60 T 1 44 I Cnesvlte 8 East Side 0 Jnirn' Arc(ene (Pura( 313 Dec Adios IS Clauki 92 .4 heather RESULTS - I 7.5ria, 7 Altu, I TENTH Nt* 620. , 7 Fermin Mencha York 160 9W .3 6 li) 2'; SECOND -1 Princess Strong (B. Dum Greer (Kausner) 61 1 Talton Chance (Hall) 77 Tallahassee FU 3. Florida FIRST - I Larri Via (0) 16 10. (8) 10.10.100; 3 Maruni Larrea ) Sante 4. Chucho; S Fermin; 6 5. Manruart Central Division High 0 Pegur) (1) 510 710 700 7 1imIy (Cummings) 17 T.J.Q 3, Dendre (Kucla) S 1 6. Sourdough $60. 460. 7 Unia OkoKi (I) 600, 960:0(1 Sb 61 40. P 1111181 tO; Big Marurl; 7. Larrea; I Muguerta Pd. Orleans e 7 750 Tallahassee Godby 15, Wash Marie (I) 5101203 Chancey MiSS (Dv-oracek) 11 6 Kenwood Jim (No Driver) 5. I? Jefferson Import ELEVENTH - I. Ogulza Perez. l380. 3 lea Arjina (3).310,0 (61). Q 1 6 with all I) 146 70. (46 with all Washington 4 1 .800 $ Lacy (3) 3.00 Q (15)11100 T (45 31 (Brdqes) 10 17. J M Mark (Xurtz 6 4 10. P L (86), $17060 (8100d) 6 1 S. Lincoln Spirit 7 Cacho Altu; 3. Arecha Juan, I Cleveland I) 11670 3 1 .479 S'in!b F 2'; $73 70 D 0 (5 1) $15 70 T 2763. $, Madison 0 WorthI S 2 SECOND -1 Eddy Via (SI. 11.20. (DeStiny) 31 AE I Greenland Domingo flengol. S Erdoze Zarri', Atlanta Handle $149,793; A 3.60 2 3 .100 21-1 THIRD - I. Torpedo Byrd CM Oa k Ridge 37. Ocala Van SECOND RACE - 3 4 Mile Pace - Beauty (P Neely) 10 80. 1 60, 1 Ur:a Elorta (1). 1080. 6 flame Echave; 1 Manolo A:pi, I Houston 2 3 100 21; Cummngs) (1)9004 601 00?. Great Claiming 11.000 6 Purse $100 - I S 40, 2 lcit Okoki (I), 370; 0:157) SEVENTH RACE I C.2 Pace Alava Miguel SATURDAY NIGHT ENTRES Western Conference Crescent City 7$. Chiefland I value (5)8 806603. Byrd K (6) 300 Glenora Duke (Hobbs) 1 2 Sis Mile- Purse $321 -1,Bullct Frieght 1.61 50, P $136 90. BO (6$) All S I. FIRST I lcaBuitia; 7 Echano BbIbO TWELFTH Midwest Division Q it 5.) 17550 T (156) 116700 T Wilma (Sabalka) 97 3. Towaliga (No Driver) 2 Foolish Lad (Blood) $111 20, IS All 7) %11' 40. Lake Butler 16. Cross City 0 Atberd , , 3 Eddy Okoki, I Cacho Detroit Muquenia. 2 Erdoia Juan. 3, Sanli 5. 3 625 2 194 Newberry 2$. Dunnelbon 0 THIRD - I. lea JavI (3), 760, Let-ti:, S Ur:a Via. 6 Lame EIonsa. Mist (Seiders) S I A. Royal Victor io I) Fly Fly Dicy (Astar.ta) 6 1 1 Aguirre. 4. Celaya Miguel, S Chicago 5 '3 7 JaSper 4, Perry 71 FOURTH -1 TayIs Farv'l (M (Farber) 10 I S Cool Hand Luke Iron City Plant, (P Wc'<jijr) 3 5 5 80. I 20 2 Larri Lent IS), 7 40, 7 Aldana Situchet I Pheg Arana Fermin Altu: 6 Sala Mcncha, 7 7 333 2 flr.this) (5) 9 60 1 03 280 7 AnJi Tirpon Springs 70. Lakewood K C lblrrvath( 6 I 6 J M krflli (J 7 LiJy tIelia (2). ) 03 0 13 CPa,tiavrn I'.cui-er (Spriqs) 12 6 SECOND - I Echano Ohoki, 2 Chucho Alp. I M,iruri Larrea Milwaukee 2 5 286 2' 0 Pacific Division Largo 7, Sarasota 0 6 State 1 2 667 Sarasota Rlver'vitw 31, DuneLA. I: 54 1S6 dn7 Phoenix 7 2 .500 1 T m pa Chamberlain 71, FOR YOUR SHOPPING CONVENIENCE Seattle 3 5 315 7 Clearwater 13 1 6 .113 3' New Port Riche Gulf 44, Portland Friday's Results 'rariauer Central Catholic 6 Philadelphia 103. Phoenix 99 Hudson 10. leyrhiIl 0 Cleveland 94. New Orleans Yo Dixie H011ins 72. Gibbs 7 Detroit 124, Chicago In St. Petersburg Catholic 9, St. Milwaukee, 101. Boston 101 PetersbUrg 6 Los Angeles 105.. New York 97 Shorecrest 70, Tampa Temple Portland 97, Kansas City U Heights 0 Saturday's Games Crystal River 36. Wymore Phoen, s at Buffalo Tech 0 Seattle at Atlanta Bradenton Southeast 42. Fort Cleveland at Houston Myers Riverdale 0 Milwauk at Washington Admiral Farragt 72, Land Boston at Detroit 0 Lakes 7 Los Angeles at Golden State t5radnnton Manatee 2$, St r Today's Games Petersburg NorthCast 6 New York at Portland, alter Bay 27, Rutherford $ Prep Football Evening Herald, Sanford, FL ill Sunday, Nov. 9, 1975-iC pill Id en A ge Artists P7 , 1,J Ma Enter Olym ics The Golden Age Olympics may seem at first glance to be exclusively for those fighting-fit and over fifty-fives who have retained all the athletic abilities of their younger d; Not so. The ceramics and arLs, and craffir, divisions cater to those persons whose talent is artistic and whose skill is manual J V Sponsor e d by the Se minole County Extension homemakers Council, the ceramics, arts and crafts Golden Olympics will be staged in the Sanford Civic ('enter Wednesday through Friday. The entry fee is5O cents per division, arid winners will be awarded gold, silver and bronze medals just like their athletic brothers and - . I. N. '' ' ' .- . - . ' D TO YOUeesSAVE TIME AND GA I. Auburndale Gainesville P. K. Vonge 76. NHL Interlachen I Wales Conference St. Cloud 24, Grovelar,d 6 Norris Division Barlow 10, Avon Park6 L I Pis OF GA Forest 43. Onlandc. Boone 0 LAngefe's 10 4 I 71 4 50 Orlando Bishop Moore 12, Co Montreal 9 2 7 20 67 26 lonial 7 Pitts 1 1 13 47 5.0 6 Orlando Oak Ridge 37, Van Detroit 2 9 3 7 34 61 guard 6 Washn 2 11 1 S 43 66 Delray Beach Atlantic 19, Adams Division Lake Sorth Leonard 0 Buffalo tO 2 I 21 65 79 West Palm Beach North T or onto 1 I 2 16 42 47 Shore 17, Forest Hill 0 Boston S S 17 17 37 12 Rivera Beach Suntcoast 1?, Calif, 1 9 2 10 II 5.4 Cardinal Newman 0 Campbell Conference Jupiter 32. Miami Pace 7 Patrick Division Gled*s Central 31, Martin Phllptiia 9 I I fl 66 32 County 10 NY Island 7 2 1 It Si 35 Sebring 33. Clewiston 17 NY Rangrs 5. $ I 11 10 S'S Eau GaIlie 13, Oke-ecttobee 7 S 7 I it 31 33 Melbourne Central Catholic Atlanta Smythe Division 13. Daytona Father Lopez 0 Chicago 7 4 3 17 U 37 (riptey V. Cresiview, u St-Louis 4 4 3 It 10 31 Graceville Ii, Ouincy Monroe K 4 7 2 10 21 17 Varic'.r 3 5 3 9 39 5. 3 I 0 6 30 Is Friday's R esults ro Callornie 7, New York Rangers S National Conference Atlanta , Minnesota 2 Eastern Division Toronto 3. Kansas City 3 W., L. T. Pct. PF PA Saturdays Games WaSh 5 7 0 .711 190 103 New York Rangers at Los Dallas S 2 0 .714 165 17) S Louis S 2 0 .711 177 111 New York Islanders at Ptila 3 1 0 479 132 160 NY Grits deiphia Phil 1 6 0 141 10, 163 Detroit at Montreal Central Division Chicago at Puttsbijrçh Minn. o Boston at VarKotjycr Ott 4 3 0 571 1)9 179 Tonto at SU Louis G Bay 1 6 0 143 101 III T oday's Gar .es ChIC 1 6 0 143 57 1% Pittsburgh of Pbsiladetpl'ua Western Division Atlanta at Detroit LA 6 I 0 (57 )Ø 79 Montreal at Buffalo S Fr 2 S 0 714 172 143 St Louis at Wastt.ngton AtI. 7 S 0 754 93 114 Minnesota at Chicago N On Boston at Californi a American Conference Eastern Division WHA W. L,.T. III PFPA WL TP!IQFGA Mumu 6 I 0 UI 172 III Canadian Division Buff. S 2 0 714 715 15.5 Ou; 9 5. 0 II si so Ball 3 1 0 129 )75 l SA 8 3 0 to 44 19 N. Eng. 2$ 256 93 147 4 7 7 II SI P45 NY Jets 7 5 0 .216 152 711 Calgary 6 I II I 10 P ARE I!Ti is ers N ci c e rs ee II E .- -. -.. -I..-- - 4 \ ' • <) I Pis fit f : - S In And Around Sanford - Bridge, Canasta Featured In Contest • f i'?. .L -- • " 1 ../ . . g I............. ,,"•.."". /:I>''\.,. 7 f 'a , i, / I"/ _ ,... 9, . .'.f/'.//'','' -. - - • : .-. ' •, ,.' .. /1 a '/ "/ ' " - Bridge and canasta will be two of the categories featured in the Golden Age Olympics, sponsored by Greater Chamber of Commerce, beginning at I p.m., on Nov. 12, at Sanford Woman's Club. Although there is no residency requirement, all participants must be 55 years of age on or before Nov. 10. Awards will be given according to Standard Goren Rules. Bridge will not progress. Both women and men card enthusiasts are cordially invited to the afternoon party. Entry forms are available through the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce. Entry fee is 50 cents per person per event. /X / -'5 ' c' '' •1 ..' - !i) :' u'. II' ç' p,ç in a pod - Lisa, Laura and Lynn Boring (Herald Photon by Elda Nichols) f.! 11i i . r par International Menu Promotes Detente Among Students Pate Stretches -= II The girls always dress alike, except for (Inherent colors in some outfits," said Mrs. Waxman. The personalities of the girls differ. sslthI.)nnthemostaggrescl%e and tsathesh>est Each ut,appealing smile and the keep thisi tabs On each has a st, other when Niarthni! the schnool bus. "The girls are very protective of one another and are extremely well-behinved," said Mrs. Waxraan. Sean and Tommy Dusing are the handsome (win boys. Mrs. Geneva Cochran, who has Tommy in her class, said, "The boys missed each other at first, but now are reconciled, and get along very well with other children. They dress alike and are difficult to tell apart. They still are very cautious about each other, and neither will go out the door to go home until they are together." Football <'.1 Louise Gill ileft arts and crafts coordinator for Golden Olympics, admires work done by Ruth the public Wleboldt, coordinator for ceramics division in the Olympics exhibits on Thursday from p.m. and Friday from 10a.m. to Building where they can be ceramic are acceptable. Racks, crafts division are as follows: 5 p.m. claimed. easels or other holders must crochet; knitting; needlepoint; hirs. Ruth Wieboldt is accompany entries if the) are embroidery; stitchery, Teaming up all kinds of nattering accessories with basic skirts. blouses and sweater dresses Is (he Contestants should pick up betcoordinating the ceramics needed for proper display and macrame: decoupage and secret to stunning fall fashion, as demonstrated by Trinits Prep students Martha Uardwick (left) their exhthlLs on Friday, 5-7 p.m. Thereafter all division. Times for entering, judging. natural materials. .Sanr' Thrradgfll Iliecrinti righil and Leslie Branner during a show held at the school Tuesday, Weefl , be judging, viewing and removing him Wieboldt states that Also: artificial centerpieces; featuring styles by Robinson's. Leigh Warren ls"ond left I models the subtle feminine look which remaining exhibits taken to the Greater Sanford ceramics exhibits are the same judging will be by NCA rules, leather work; seasonal for after-dark festivities this holiday season, illerald Photo by Jean Pattesoni ,A ill be so popular Commerce as for arts and craft& using the point system. She decorations; metal work; Chamber of Categories for ceramics in reminds contestants that all textile and tole piiinting; the Golden Age Olympics are as liability and responsibility for woodworking: weaving; • 1' follows: stain; glaze; unthe security of items must be quilling and miscellaneous. I derglaze; overglaze; por- assumed by the exhibitor but For more information on celain; clay; cut-outs and makes the assurance that Ut- either ceramics or arts and • decorations and mixed media. most care will be taken by the crafts divisions, contact Mrs. Any entry must be the work of show committee for the Gill at the Seminole County the person entering. Lamp protection of all entries. () Agricultural Center, U.S. 17-92, L) 7' shades and bases other than The categories In the arts and Sanford. By F IDA 'iIIIHJLS herald (orrrspondent Among Winter 1.:4)ringi Elementary School kindergarten pupils are a set of triplets and a set of twins, Teachers say they are able to tell the youngsters apart now, but other students are still often confused. The Boring, Boring triplets - Lisa. Laura and Lynn - are almost impossible to tell apart at first glance. One of their teachers, Mrs. Robin Waxman, said, "In the beginning, the triplets (lid have some classes together. later, 'we separated them, as triplets can become very dependent on each other. We wanted them to establish their own identity." The girls are all in the same kindergarten pod, and so are able to see one another, gaining a sense of security. "The children have really adjusted beautifully," said Mrs. Waxman adding, "the triplets and I have the same blrthday,June 16." Another teacher, Mrs. Candy floerner, is able to tell tlx triplets apart by their dimples. - Lynn has two deep dimples, while Laura has none. I isa has a beauty mark on her face. But after you see them every day, you can tell them apart,' she . - I e Pro Hockey I / - Exhibits will be judged from 9 IS COORDINATED 21 Winter Haven - FALL FASHION ONE STOP SHOPPING CLOSE . . According to Louise Gill, Serninole County Extension Iforne Economics Agent who is coordinating the artsand crafts division, no pre-registration is necessary. Entries should be brought to the Civic Center on Wednesday between 1 and 5 p.m. MOST RETAIL STORES IN Arcadia DeSoto County 12. noon Seattle at New Orleans Foe? Myers Cypress Lake 0 Kansas City at Los Angeles LaBelle 32, Fort Myers Bush ABA op 'ierct a East Division Naples Lely 26, lmmokalee 0 W L Pct. 08 Punta Gorda Charlotte Coun Kentucky 5 1 833 t ) 70, Qy$ (, Howell 14 a 2 .75.0 rort Lauderdale Cardinal New York St Louis 5 4 55.6 I'. Gbbons 3. Naples 0 i $ .1)) 5' Fmostproot 26, Moore IJven 6 Virginia West Ovision Umatilla $O. Pearson Taylor 0 Denver S 7 711 Fort Pierce Central 34, Men Indiana 5. 2 .714 nIt Island 24 San Ant 1 3 $71 1 Satellite 10, Cocoa Beath 12 Titusville 22, Rockledge 21, San Diego 2 6 .333 3 Utah 1 7 .175 1' CT Friday's Results Wauchul,i 60, FloridaAir 0 New York 115. St. Louis Ill Daytona Beach Mainland 27, Indian.. 101. VirgInia 100 Melbourne 19 Kentucky 10.4. San Diego 99 Oviedo 13, Lake Brantley II Saturday's Comes 'ieto Beach 21. Lake WOrth New York at Denver San Diego at San Antonio T,luvilIe Astronaut 25. Cocoa Today's Games 13 San Deqo a! St Lou s Lakeland 33. Dade City Paso - An array of foreign dishes proved to be an effective bridge over the communication gap at the International Dinner held on the Adult and Continuing Education Campus of Seminole Community Campus. The least planned by Instructor Jane Gregory for her E.S.O.L. (Eng!ish For Speakers of Other Languages) students attracted more than 25 foreign students. -- . -- ' - ' ' - It was such a pleasure seeing Virginia and Jack Burney at the door at Monday's concert, "Dames at Sea," at the Civic Center. The couple has returned from a iix-week tour of the West. According to Virginia, they rig-ragged over 10,000 miles between Florida and the Barbary Coast and sightseeing carried them to Mexico and back to Lake Tahoe sthere they ran into nearly 18 inches of snow. DORIS DIETRICH Correspondent -. p.. - DIAL 45 Meir, Charlie Williams and John Parker. Also: Mike Bedenbaugh, Russell Mitchell, Jeff Thompson, Kenny Grassi, Mickey Neal, Bob Smith, Bob Meyers, Larry Muse, Rick Colegrove, Rich Brown, Harry Lowman and Randy Tamm. three-day cruise on the trafficjammed Rhine River, beginDo you have any chairs in ning in Germany where they your home that have a look of saw many old castles. They Early American styling? Anna disembarked at Amsterdam, Lea Heard, who Is co-directing flew to London, and then home the local production of the to Sanford, The Greens also historical musical "1776" to be visited the cathedral at seen in Altamonte Springs Dec. Cologne, which was recently 3-5, and Sanford on Dec. 12-14, robbed. Curtis is thoroughly needs from 15 to 20 chairs to fit enjoying retirement, including in with the 1776 decor of the set Anyone willing to lend one, or playing golf and traveling. several, Early American, Jonnie Elam has returned Windsor or Captain's chairs for from Shaw Air Force Base, the duration of the play should near Columbia, S.C., where she contact Anna Lea at her home, spent two weeks after her 101 E. 7th St., Sanford. daughter, Paula Lewis, underwent emergency surgery. Marine Sergeant Patricia A. McLaughlin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James J. McLaughlin, 180 Pinecrest Dr., has been meritoriously promoted to her present rank while serving with the Woman Recruit Training Battalion at the Marine Corps Recruit Depot, Pan-is Island, S.C. A 1971 graduate of Seminole High School, Sergeant McLaughlin joined the Marine Corps in May, 1973. It's not too early to start thnking about Seminole Mutual Concert Association's Annual Champagne Ball, which will be an event of Dec. 6, at The Forest. Co-chairmen Annette Wing and Peggy Conrad are Susan and Sandra Orwig, planning an exciting evening at daughters (if Mr and Mrs 1th --- Dora Lee Russell has returned from Atlanta where she represented the Ballet Guild of Sanford-Seminole at a Southeastern Regional Ballet Association conference. She also visited her daughter, Debbie, who Is a professional model in Atlanta. Sara Jacobson, executive director of the Downtown Development Council, and Shirley Moak, special advisor to the DIX'. spent much of Tuesday , --r& .- �I — -- -- 5 1• -- 5- - - 5 S - ____________________ - '— - = -_______ 5- I •- - - -- ------.-. - - - --------- - - S - -------- - - -------. - — S 2QrnngHertd, Sanlorc, Fl. ___!!40V. Couples Exchange Marriage Vows Marriage App ications ee e Ixcame the bride of Alfred ter Greene Jr in a double ring ceremon) peormed b) Re Bill Co(fman in Central °n Oci18at2nShirlC) t,fleme as organist and Nancy in as soloist - - - - - lrenda hithryn Ra)bon and ruin ( Alder,ii,in ert iii rriod i4it p m Ifl the (ztn (use Springs home of the F ather I uke per orm flf le jt)UuiC ring, candlelight c'r.mon) II -. - •- - The bride is the daughter of ¼ John W. Dennis III, 23, Box a .z n of Mr and 1rs Alfrt'd F (,reen Sr , 3001 Jewetts Lane Alice Robinson, 22, same dd Al F rrier 38 102brOak Richard A Tamburro, 20, AeAS Frankic J Ta 1418 Valor St., Orb., Susan A. ' Al ' ' 4 lanWello, lilt, Page, 19, 1813 American OrL Robert C. Hatch, 38, F. Ave., John D. McCarter 11, 29, 1810 i' ttit SOfl of Mr and Mrs _________ (irTolI Alderman of A ki ______ '' -. ..• in nnrria 'e b tier lather the bride wore full licri s. riturn ttJ fr portant IIInil) occwns.' Her daughter, Jan Mc€Iung, For Fred and Margaret ho lives in ltaenna Park, Cane, both in their seventies, a smiles at the notion of her whole new life began three mother and stei .Iather ever years ago. "settling down." The met on the Sanford Wh), I can hurdi) get them shuffleboard courts in January; to come for dinner when they're - emptre line and featuring V. Winier, 38, 1908 Myrtle Jo Dr. Morrison, V, 621 Carson Ave., - tapered sleeves anti fitted fitted slee's. Coered buttons Robert M Collier, 18, Lake Anthon) J I back of the gown Her illusion ei th cathedral vain was t in I u, I carritd it - Grezlk, 55, 20 N St moran WP -- . - 40 S Da)toni - - - _________________' ._ -• :;i;:.I length gown of Willianisbwg sered as maid of honor and regular home, - __________________________________________________ Sweetwater Oaks 5- - - blue and )ellow munis Mrs Carman and Miss Eileen Dennis Crull & (,Ioria -. _____ was bridesmaid in a gown the tendants wore matching gowns - Johnnie Juanita Faye autumn shades. Their bouquets of mwns were in matcng fall Terry L Bunion & Dorothy A. Raybon, bruther of the bride was usher. -: ____________ Newmans man and groonnen-usl's were David Jernigan and Jimmy Wade. hOme in Apopka where bridegroom is employed with A reception was held church Fellowship Hall with - In the summer of 1974 Van- They parked their trailer in was Margaret's first visit to ('arIes -' -.:, ___ - - - _________________ For more information call "They're warm, friendly - early December. Copies will be quilted jacket you made yoi- - - - - agree, is the retired people." study and Prayer 'n Share. -- 5 _ . Stop n Go at Sweetwater and New York. - - - -- - I SanfordV/oman_s Club _A4eets _________________________________________________ -- - -- - - --_ _____________________ -. - Gusthfson, in charge of this, "We'll probably drive up to ____________ - - Loncheon reservations may be timeis10a m Opengolfisthe On the return trip, they Pacific to Hawaii, and then east was last there during Worki other folk just like themselves, are working along as planned the new Sweetwaler Telephone where my daughter lives, and Following a wedthng p to dIeod Villas, Sanford. The bridegroom is a chemist at he Great Smo Mountains bride is empbo)ed at First Southern Shortening me — - away from their native states. the mention of the gambling through Canada, including a remarked Fred. "Then maybe are so many of them, it proves group meeting weekly at a charge. cahco and batting and make "But I gue Sanford is more capital. "Ah, Iis Vegas," she train excursion to Hudson Hay. to Mexicri before Ciiristni;is," that what we're doing isn't that desigrted home in Swectwater Deadline for directory was your own original quilting Anne Prewlit & Ronald Sondra L Shores & James M. Pauline Jane Godshall & W. Beam & Joyce charles Wrn. A Daniel K Knudsen & Ilene S Mrs. Bryan C. Alderman - many donations of gifts have the Sweetwater Women's Club Margaret is a native of to California, then headed enry 'Loralne M'irc H Henner & _____ pressed to know what part of - Joseohi I) Johnst & . the couple trae1led during the sent of ttie oil pipeline and Judity Ann - 0ak Wuun s Club are bush) Kath) Itobtrb at thur homLs are wekoin to attend, both the engaged in mans projects for Any intereed woman of the pro and the beginner I ' S zaar, SCii I u I &or t IInVII I CiU weewa r area o specta1I eve,,1, - the country hasn't been - - Karen Poole, Judy Brennan or meaning of Christmas at the every Tuesday morning In rea . I ------ The return trip is scheduled 18 Prayer 'n Share will be A sign up sheet will be to leave the Village arriving hostessed by Jane Sellars on available at the Noember back at the Preview Center at Nov. . meeting. 3:15. p.m. On Dec. 16, the troup is ____ Reservations must be in no planning a special Christmas The Sweetwater Women's -I •- h dli thit (Ofl Cflk f And A)1c,i runin home oni of tht coupk s faorite 1. a o 1.as tI. .1 • 4 IfI auvanwe, saes - so I an 1 au,,u1 ii 5.,. ____ -r - - -- ___ - - S ____ __________________- trailer park eer evening Fred 'We thought it'd be a ' quet of yellow roct . _ __ WENTiORTH Lake I3uena Vista _____Oaks Garden Acharteredbus will leave the Corrpondent _4 TheSweetwar DIAl -_____ bweetwater Preview center at club will meet on Nov 17 at M2 9&H 9 30a m and will affive in time 12 30 pm in the Fieldhouse in to shop in the Village before the "1IIS - / ____ Sweetwater Stuart Miller of L _____ planneti lunch at noon in the the Ham Forest Orchids will — Village Inn Restaurant. The November schedule give a slide presentation as the -' Members of the Woman's began Nov 4, at the home of program ''J It__________________________ Club will act as models showing Mrs. Lorinda Rand. Other A field trip to the Ethan Alien - - travel around," he added, how many people do you know I pearls Her eil was shou,der - Its literall) our home on it's just iiiare1lous to see wheels," said Fred, referri'ig to them SO happ) and with so their'Fifth wheel' traUer,a two much to do." story goose-neck trailer which The CarIes' gypsy life began hitches to a !arge pickup. with their hone}lnoon trip to ' . _ _____ Sunday Nov., 11S-3C Sweetwateraks_a1s Dusv ________ By JFAN l'ArrF.so' Women'i Editor Me C, Geneva, Beatrice 0 Osteen, Juanita 11111, 30, 510 E Cuiiiiiitngs, 18, 201 F.. 2nd 7th St. - '- ftc bride is the (laU 'hter of (,iven in marriage by r father, bride wore a formal IIiIIMe ,C13,Bonniel Hinson, ltiul M Tirotti, , Da)tona 151 ! Ilarriitt l)r., Mtld ttwr)I A. Murray, Williams W Me)erhofer, ' Dayt Bch 3J E Sdnbndo Springs • Johnnie H Thompson, fl, lit I W, Kristen H Rohde, 20• same i Hz 81A, Peggy J Thompson, add. 201 S. Maple Joseph H. Yates, 23, Box 362, Eugene Golden, 33, fIx 32 ' :. - Evening Herald, Sanford, FL S ii, - -•. Whirls Couple I Andrew Itawkins 24 P08 ome T __ ______ The' Woman's Club of Sanford member and worker for the person. Refreshments will be up to date on activities and Richard Fowler Jr., and Mrs. held its luncheon and business Woman s Club sered and prizes awarded progressat the Haenda Girl's Je Senkarik ________ house Nov s Part), sponsored by the San annual bridge pay to be held helps support Mrs Philip 3 The pest speaker U be Dr - - 'a'" Timoth> H Johnson, son of Mr - - their daughter, Margaret Brisson Mrs George Drew, Admission is 50 cents per —_ _____________ ________________ _______________ I.r.ARABj3Y Iwo)d like to int out an example of the double standard you showed in column entl) A Mrs. Homebod) stated The onl) place m husband bkestogowithjiis Im time An) suggestions' You said Count your - - daughterof Mrs. LolaSteakley, 3102 Country Club, sanford. Born in Sarasota, she graduated from Siinole I ugh SChOO in 1%6 and from David I pscomnb, ille, Tenn in l9G9withherBS inelemenlary Abb" 7 - -- -. Born In Sanford the bride-tobe Is a ITh graduate of Seminole High School Her fiam,, born in Miami, Is a 1973 graduate of Seminole High lie hendaonofMrs flifford ___ I -- _____ - _______ ' _' --- -______ _______________________________________________ reading specialist - -- - - as a meat cutter at Park n Shop' Sanford out to haven good tune Invite a succes.ful in m work My the opposite of what she wants ote 'I wonld hke to go stag the a thousand deatha to a public dance once a week Please don't tell inc to see a I ________________ healthier to dance than cit seem to siak How can I get the message DEAR FRIGHTFNED being unreasonable?" \ I) is the grandson of Mrs - - _____________________ t- "I I I I - - .-' wedding will be an event McKelvev Mrs Stanle' In the Garden Club of San. PIErce 1Ts William Soutf ward Mrs. W W Clark Mrs ford, as in most clubs, the real W B FlIerUt and Mrs Jack work gets done in committees or circles And Burne) Tht scheduled speaker Chick fl5tUrall), it is the president of Waddell w is unable to appear tactitirclewtoIeadshroup ____ " "'k - ________________________ I .'- S i- -. - - ' - ... Rite fours in Winter Pi'rk the Sanford Garden club for 13 -- arIous parts showing life on . A I%7 duate of Plaza High ' - - Cl b N ---_ Ii i ti I #'rc %ers ty of Florida Graduate FRED DEAR ABBY. Recenily a _ a few friends in (or danng tflIIST IN GA comment' lain an only child My child is i =__ ____ - II tia' i i miioie circle, and ser%ed as treasurer the and ice president of the club A Je Ill) II -'--- - - of Sanford and Semoran Ju:dor Clubs will work in Noetbet on .oman s Club about MR They a statewide educational _-1 -- ______ t ." scheol at the un1ersIt) and bears iind obsered that often It. * - . -, •. .. artifacts to Woman's Club President, DotUe Karns (Hed Photo by Doris Dletrkh i -- 'L s .? the MR problem are public d the t - ANON!,YCHIII) -- - -. - , -- - ' I B r th' bers " =-. bring a P II -1 i a on \ - -- - - flower am a grown V _____________ HeraIdServices --- - i And if I put o.i IY LU now gotten to the point where I __ 'h.—_____ The besiw 4, Haiir Ikr 4 arc tfrom Irftj strskae - 40 with fine china and enhanced with Imaginative floral deeoeatlonc, (Herald Photo by I I 4d1t [11 •j IM'I - .-.-,---=----= California lit 'hwa Patrol drawe, clutter desk ovefed ' Jesn f'atfrsoi) separately. - .jii_ --5- —' - -= -- — g ng cupboa help hold the shapt of the .ierding tofindingsof a report ' ____ $ Oh 14K Ye$w 765.00 173.00 I..7oCara?s ..........-. - Ring5Dias &SGen Rublis R 33000 %I I Emphasis is on the waist \ and winter wardrobe ji' collection of smart, - - 1X _ tU Watches Y e list and tackle each room The final report to the stati The 16-week academ course //\ before the patrol will consider hiring women permanently, was initiated ill l9'3 - -•---- - ----- -- I __ ._ -- - - -- -_ PH.322.2255 I' • i -#'..i ic'i uci -< '. I IN REAR WHILE _____________________________________________________________— PH. 322.3524 _______ -- - - -Jt __L_ = --_ ---_ - •,- 301W.FIRSTST. ! --. U- _______________ Campbell ave all othert. - 1_J-h4' Juniors Mtses Hail Sixei 13 sons training school performed at P's retmntnendations on how I_ L_ -- - TLP.I __________________________________________ -. -- -_I__ - I Sanford Ph 4 e itso ic cx -1 _— r_ -. L" ;- '. - - is • DEAR ABR'i. I --- cr use EAS'FOWO DOCTOR mine 1(1 put on the blue ' _________________ I 1_ ____ I ' a ros ectibe Ids - r intethrc wifli tr - tuni' mind hi the Month award as well as an - - ::i-5-5- -s--- - SACRAMENTO, Calif hIiu 'br ' LO1I1E %SOO1) _______ tlied Oct 16 Mrs F amer was a of four children ranging in age past _residentandlongtime from 12 to 20 on menial retardatIon Nov. 9 more than 88 per cent of ." solutel> right' 1 make $2 an goodLasteasfaraswoM'5 I 1958 Akeen gardener, she has won teen minu of each rcie meeting is devoted to this, her - MARY ELMORE sponsors an annual card party. Maska j i I - The Junior clubs of Sanford rights for all people who - - Y an sis ers se And he wil oung mmd urss here 'r - - year for Magnolia Circle will df bi ,beliee the following con ',rars as a nurse" - - _______________ ________________ of women going stag to public raised with both in abundance, _____________ -- Mrs Ul I A stin Smith CireleisMrs. Itobcrt(Manbn) _____________ ( - Mrs P I (Mary) Elmore is president of the Magnolia . srtak at a later date 1nsteao,fvrs.,IrinIa,Io, I*t \ with an men' And wh) thdnt - Mii. E. R. (Lottie) wood is president of the Central Circle. A life member of Florida Federation of Garden Clubs, she chairman of the Sanfoed clubs building committee and Johnson of Palermo, N D and graduated in l9il He lf)oupctnttliis itriughtbel an airline office and ask if they - - Club members were brought introduced to the club, Mrs ducting - - - r-L . -- - -- - _______________ - __________ _______ =--= _ -_ __________ -_ _____________________________________________________ _______ - - ______ - -- _____ - - - - - -_-S -- - _________ _______________________________________ �: - 4C-Ev*aq I4ratd. Satiord. Fl ) / ..E.E V LEAVE O Mon Wa&r — 5( ACOM Mx 9`4 42 To-4twy_ A& wroactri tb HLINU IISMH'0S4H. For Stmdiv November 9. 1915 SS Pfl v', PP ______ . :: -- ' O.t) ' S9 cao" Dow i c,. 2 Gr osi 3 Sc~ 72 Dead Do" twrm - ____ - - 4 35 Gsrs 36 Dr.wq I 31 S-14P Wm mow MV-.P I 1 AMW 14;D Ij,s*4- C? ' ,. 4 5 ''''c t-•-4# - — — 6 — 7 B - 14 — — — — ( iT — — — 4 — by Larry Lc NA W, THAT IS ''C(JR ARE VN J1Vi4G Bitt' :SN1' G4. A DO41' THI< J CM A TENNIS TEN NI5 .. I ' D RECOG'ISZE 1J12 / 4 ER '> COJR1' 22 Z3 ID 24 21'. — 25 -- 26 44 147 zr 58 ir 49 50 51 1 52 - — — — — - ". a - - 55 — 5 — — — — a - — - - — — — JGS BUNNY LAY OFF A I.L GIVE '(A A FREE MEAL! — - — - WIN AT BRIDGE 8s /ICEPT WITH (LS%tI.D Ir A 6 queen, to note that East held a L*mOOd Stopper, $ Q43 He cashed dummy's last club honor and his own lutdia- K732 ,ç WEST I.AST a.1 9*6 9e42 s a 107 1 V .110753 •J109$ 4 .11091 mond honor and his three high hearts, while discarding last club and last diamond from dummy. Everyone was down to four cards. West had to keep the high club, East the high diii mood. Neither spades, all the spades WtTC &7 SOUTH if, *K Chic Young good. You readers can get considerable fun out of seeing how the hand makes If West stops both minor suits, and If East holds the club stopper instead 4Q632 Both vulnerable WIlt North East SOIIà of W,gt. - ZNT. Pan 7 N T. Pan Pus Pus Openingkad — J The Professor looked over the dummy for a ew moments, spread his hand and _-4 remarked, "!'m glad lcheated a point and opened a 20-point two notrump. If either diamonds or clubs break threetiro I have thirteen top tricks. If neither suit breaks, I can make my grand slam on a squeeze which I can develop against any and all dis- 1' •J tnbutlons," The Professor won the club in his own hand, led a second club to dummy, noted that by Al Verm.,, Ok,IWAS OOKING FORc' CAREER , . WITH A ) CLRG" vEE Er AND -1Ow '\ CAN YOU BEAT ETERNITY I &JTLJRE. f ,—.. t clubs had not broken and Proceeded to cash dummy's king of diamonds and his own CCCV .D - A_______________________ - A reader from Maine wants to know if it is unethical to think a long time and then bid or pass. The answer is slow bids and slow passes should be avoided as much as possible because they put a burden on that your partner. He Is supposed to make his next call without paying attenflonto the fact Uistyou a problem, If he does take advantage of your t)esjtauonhees being unethical. (Far a copy of JACOB V MODERN, send $1 to. "Win at Bridge," .i this newspaper. P.O. Box 489, Radio City Station, New York, Y. 70019) w flII TI • -- 1fl3 -- PISCES (Feb 20-March 20 lt may bea little hard for you to crawl out of your shell today. Force yourself to get moving. Later, you'll beglad you did. disagreements mar your whole weekend, VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22i You could be a little grumpy * YOUR BIRThDAY Nos'.9,1V75 about any work you have to do today. There's no problem unless you're working with tools. Be careful! LIBRA (Sept. 22-Oct. 22) You will form a unique and secretive alliance this coming year. You will be the "front man," but the money and power sources will be hidden from others lleirg t oo generous could be your fault today. Money flows easily through your fingers. For Monday, November 10, 1975 and iA'1E.S JM'OBV NORTH a aut it c- itcp*en alienate others. unwise to 41 -- 1Nt to t'yr-to.eye on things early In the day. It wouid be extremely let little 47 ' plans unless they are of your making. This ls fine, but being impression, He may feel and ?) IIhI5& you LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) You and your mate may not see za of Feb AQUARIUS (Jan. 19) You won't have faith in (APieflLSe, - 36 CMA'-i.isK FE4CEJ 56 INIQ - spell 'hould. 'Y (eel that the assets of a close associate are partly Yours. Avoid this erroneous You - unusual CAPRICORN I Dec. 22-Jan, 191 Everyone you meet seems to have his hand out today. You're not obligated to give unless you sincerely feel you business. SAW 0ER TO ROOM A - L) 12 - -- — — — 27 - 53 WAY- 10 I ll only the hole. You indulge In an CANCER (june2l-July 22) - 19 - • ITH ThAT RACKET.' — SAGITTARIUS tNov. 23. Dec. 21) Today, you tend to overlook the doughnut and see time — — — — -- — I 49 scrLbra* lab t Ao 51 Ors. 16 I :Y. V1.5TK. y 4N'1.( MY CUSTOMERS Sous% as 9 - ik., ,..,-_. 44 Arabian ?%a ('b cci twir 1 29 3 RE-fT ZIEND (ER 7,0 E, 3 3 2 2* F -- 7 FVV" ' — £1 S''os 47 home wtthut adding thaw of an outsider to the pile. Avoid ¶ creating new dilemmas for get from your frIeflLs won't tie "raves.' TAURUS (April 20-May20) tL/ilLVrUJflCJ, .i you won't be sufficiently relaxed today to enjoy some light-hearted pursuits. You need to take to smell the roses, GEMINI May 21-June 201 Keep your counsel today unless . is specifically requested. Otherwise, you could be embarrassed when told to mind your own £5 V1P$ ?'t*y use hir ed — 27 Donavy SCOHI'I() (Oct. 24-Nov 22 'liltie are enough prOblem3 at yC"J body nchrmro a LCv,' - TELL, V, Lassaw 111164b" £-14W4 34 Cor's bsc* ct-uJii,'&- ' ? 21 OISc* ;adg god 22 A mewW wo 23 s c°" miz LM ':== stage in your peer group today. If you do, the notices 21 260416 r 12 M&,pd t. aw 560 eed .4 Pl wn "-.a- forA 1 BV%ft ______ 1n1kg4J 56 Dormant ., ,#_q , " , S3Ekd$ flabow Q HOROSCOPE 41 Tram •• lit uv~j" N'T THAT \ - ---------- low 14 Arriied - 6I .--.---. rt I) S Mr.LAVA, i_ 3'e --- - L3IAqis,'q 7Hp- J I f Ufl I "o.R 1 - SWIdy. NW. 9. I,75 BEETLE BAIL E Y EE1E - - ARIES Marth 21-April 191 one friendly with you socially not show you the same generous considerations If you do business together today. unappreciative others are (f TAURUS (April 20-May 20) what you went out o( your wa) shown a gain. SCORPIO (t. 24-Nov. 221 You'll get a bit annoyed today when Your goals can be achieved today if you can keep p -toes-s and associates out of your path. Act first, then tell others about friend LIBRA (S. 23-Oct. 22) You still don't have a firm handle on the management of your resource. You'll show a Ions where you could have ho SAGIVIARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21) You'll have the luck you're hoping for with plans today if you lay your cards on the table GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Coworkers will get a trifle miffed with you today if you shirk responsibilities or pick the easy job for yourself, CANCER (June 21-July 22) Be cautious and prudent in any commercial dealings you have today. Taking a risk at this time could prove very costly. mind, VIRGO (AUg. 21Sept. 22) You'renot Likelytodothings far others today unless there's special in it (or you. This could create friction with a discover todo for them. it, LEO (J ?3-Aug. 22) Normally, when you make an important decision you'll stick by it. Today, you could easily be pressured into changing your you rather than try to play coy. CAPRICORN (Dec. fl-Jan. 19) Don't take funds earmarked for the family budget a use them for something else today. They'll be needed ffxdt where they are. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) One you 'll be dealing with today won't be as optimistic about the outcomeofan event as you are. You'll revise your plans. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20i 1) ( U' E This wiil be a profitable day businesswise if you don't let matters get otercomplicated, Keep negotiations simple. L: i YOUR BIRTHDAY Nov. ii, fl75 I There will be some unusual developments year. They'll have a favorable effect upon your work or career, Persons in key spots will take a special Interes t In you. CARNIVAL —. . --- by Bob Montana 7 ;r HOW TO STOP TlE , AIICC440S ;P I( .l ' StPY' NH AT T HE '( HECK 010 YOU 007//4r FY2 WELL YOU .- 'H & —_ JI !L t.O ' -'j .9 E 4 n ' I o I •v 114 Q to to M - Jog i __ .2 3E > " "Boom co ,,, iflv , G E \.. ..•- .-.2 \. o —'cTx r O' . I ' 'jj ? V F I o 5\" I!I CQ I11#I rL I U-) ' I I 1I I L X1 2, a 0 >- . GO1 IATHGEGAI,j,FQ,UGL ENGARRYGROUNDHOG 00h41 HE THE HICCUPS PS,DOVtJ TOU flUGIBBETNANCYTEN - 4 - - M i74 t OO'O 4 -a;o H 75 a 1i E E =Zoo— 0 E .": Z 13 - ... 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HE 5TAGGER.TO HIS FEET. FACE BEYONO REA05 HIS DOCOA. THEN ALETA CAUSES A DISTRACTION. . - 2 gE ALETA HECAfl FEEL THE TERRIBLE FCRCEGFTHESORCERER'G WILLAPIDMU5TCALLONALLHIS5TREI'frsTHTCILDaI54ZE. "LOOK, TPIC/'5TER, AT THE GLEAMING 6E1V MI THE HILT OiC THE ENCHANrEL 5I%kRO AGEM TMATHA W/T//ESSEO THE DEA TH oF Af AN Y E vIL owFs. 7 ourwAtEs rHA r WOMAiV'S BAUBLE OF YOURS'" • JEWEL SWAYING. SO! THIS ISTO 13E A OATTLE OF WILLS. VAL ACCEPTS THE CHALLENGE -- I' tJPV _I111 I1v1 _ -- ____ '\jj j•• rnett,cbafr y Bill Vincent 1 Uups'l i, 21Rev. King 5. " A•'_\ U- iteele topped 3in the silver. Page 3-A) Pr C) UI1 wN t-- too 2 - ____ • •• - ••- • ii . — •. -. Mae-AN ,p# a .. 0 9 —I ' Ic -9_ __— -- — - - - 1 - -" - — . -__--FOR A Lr)tlG MGMENT THEIR EYE5 LOCK THEN WITH A % OAN HASHIPA CRUMPLES INTO HIS CHAIR ALETA HOLDS OUT A RESTRAINING HAND. "PUTAWAY YOUR WORO YOU H VEBRO/'ENHIS WILL,! HAVE 5TA6'5E0/f/MANL7OE5/PETHI4THELOVESME • -- A L E TA, A I L THE MORE REA 50/V I 5WOULL2 " SHE INTERRUPTS HIM, "yCJ G4NN0 r 60 AROUNP KII Z ING E VEq Y MAN WHO IOVE54IE YOU WOIJW 1" 0CC ATETHEMAE .L — _.._-- SERVA?jTS TO PRESS HIS WOUND ANDMAKE HIM COMFCRTABLE. THEN SHEORPERSMO(J?'JT5TOTAKE A H 1 O7Wld __ii.__it HEBORN LOSER • • _I - 13 — -:.-__ I -• . .' •.. , •- L. :. •.::- I jf•t, T-flI' / cr 7.3" — 'w. 4 f ,.•••• i/ _'% NEXTWEEK-Aftermath(.9 by Art Sansom T fig P-18.1 "IW/SHJHA/EW/,IORE450o7 WO&EN" MUSES VAL. HE HAS 5AID THIS CONSTANTLY SINCE HE FIRST SAW HER EIGHTEEN YEARS AGO, AND 15 STILL TRYING 'TO FIND THE ANSWER Ii ht __ __ 'DRWPIN& WET AND g on proposed ord's zoning area A TOWEL! CALL _______ - !— - ing n g OF THE TUB! I'M WT,J • V FAexecut the board can ark,they can it pay any --, ___. \, ayer notified 'r that 1was his JO at (Ile School, his arrest _______ '51- ementsrnthe as recom- —• Sr feet for ef. ed for a one r apartment. ectioratwo r apartment. t for a three or home or ______________________ _T* f Fj La BRUTU5, so aE -AU g 8 .. 145 . 44 IA &A ,v'1rw'rr'\, __ VT \ \ i'• '- / I PUT OR Urk r .- . 9 -- 1- ___ — -_< •1 j -11M • __ ••. 112 - t-• __ A—MV . -' h - ---- - - -- a --=----- _____ 41 -•_-'_SK•_ / ii ___ _____ ___ •- • -qfli*. w• SwV . SS *s.a .. th GrraterSanfcrdCbarnhirc1Cnn,mtrat7n rn - --- ---.- ___ - __ - ___ ---.- __-• --- _ ----_-_- _-- --_ vi _________________ ___________ ___________ I— •• ('aunt) Fnglneer Bill Bush 5A ._ -- - • •-• the aMstirnt's salar) rç 3 -q Ce - on. CommercialSIL - waste of city _____________ Iinw,anda It agenda are on proposed acating and tys between edar Ave. and First tii4 . will opera te. oning change iditional to a Planning & k If e .iflOuiiauOfl rty owners the project -n6er2l have ndeI to the )n(litional use —_- �by, Tom K. Ryan 1\4 CHIEFS _ KIND OF Rip.oF ISTH$?THE IAI TH ERE HEY, WHAT " ISSUE OF "CRYPT HAVE YOU SEEN THE LATEST ItJL7tJSTRIES, IN C. '\ OU 0 E OF 114E TON SSEP ERS OSSIFICATION YNE __ M IW$TRN EMPTY sox TWENTy DSO,AN THA1$ ' w z~~ ___ ____ ) ) All i7 XT'S \CUPL1 I M-; !T1I_. !fCLAUDE __ CLAY 11 I. y0ilNDER JON T! ANYTHING __ CIAME MAY,T TTT CAN 'T SE CAN'T >I OF COURSE YOU 1T'S TI4 NEW INV1SIIE MAN' DOLL! EMPTY? HAN! NT FTCH\1 FMAN7T) i&) NT ( C T' is 1WAVEi all WXWTHROP b3r Dick Caq%ra- ll WHF—RF— ARE Al- -rlAe P16\11-1( R6611KA KIW)W EXTINGUISH, 1~~UMINATION." 10C MK6S YOU . lie. - Vr (. 3 M-1 i I 1875 v . tgUSPztoff. £AC TA Lid 2 I - [1 __ ___ - REP THE- SCRT OF INVfSIE'IUTh', I'VE _ —i DISCQ' I"yE N4C',E MYSEU 1NVSLE ..YCJ _ I N EV / L llups 21-7, 21. s. Rev. King 19-21, 214 for ( geeL topped ainthesiler I J COULD Page 3-A I - chairhairBill Vincent Arndt, ___ - ]rd ayer notified !r that he was his job at 'a k,,AL4,J (if his arrest iEAezecuUve the board can ark, they can ut pay any - OUR BOA3EtDING HOUSE bY Les Carroll n cii 615r TO W so . 9 FOR T'WeL1214113115 200 rH I/ 0 IS -4 Vi OF OUR I V, J 1.5to 1A 0 \ 41, 13-, 4.12 t - I ) /\ / -' or a // / ç =. I cut many f000 coupors from the newspaper an(l. as I do. I check to see it there is an expiration date. I immediately en. circle the dale with a red felt tip pen (kept with my scissors) so the date stands out. This makes it easier to check to insure I do not miss out on ng '' 77 PATRIOT/c ord's zoning ,,,1 DEAR POLLY — Old panl~ho5e make wonderful liners for lianging baskets Turn hose wrong side out. of the big pinthrough thesprr' "inc ? all ii e others I3EcSu Isyards -J1 1drt 'c J__j4 ,ö FIDDLE- PAPPLE! THEY'RE T NEE "i Da Is ___ NDy/ ' f î Nit WLLfl ll74kQPlNr\ 4sJr - F'P/ I,-\. TENNIt ,AL • .LL , I' I ./;ir- j / loop iretfl'charmofthe Fast in this dress 1326 with Photo. .iide i.e. in Sizes 8 to 18, ~!Ze 10. 32'1 bust: yards 60-inch: pantsuit. ---'-- X /I / lt'sCIassIc L 1462 73 ENCL~',~ 101 7-0 6TART A /VO THE R RE Vai,6 ZI 77i!~/I V/ D R AT 0 ?Jc each plus 25c for postage end handling w1th norns. this ddtoss. pattern Aurnbor and also to PArTERMS ( nellwspaper). Box 4388. Midtown Station, Now York, MY foollii. Send I TO ORDER Polly pays 81.00 for every IdeaI used. Send thorn to her. this newspaper. a pe to container for at-a- the y tinted cream foundation make-tip by mlxlrg my favorite cream and I 55P ir with my fingers. A little of each i, , added until I got the desired con. s1stency and color. I wait about five minutes after applying this. and then powder as usual. — JOAN. I ett('ir1one rapart.ment. mng Cozy Boots PITC14ER as recoin r apartment. t for a three or home or 5370 TAP i.sa TO OEARPOLLY — Whenruhedfor time and I find no hard-cooked eggs In the refrigerator for a salad I simply poach the eggs. When done. I place them on a paper towel to ab. sorb excess wnter and they work Long -line seaming creales a classic, Silm. filling dress. No. 1462 with Photo-Guide Is In Sizes 10"i to 241 Size 12',, 35 bust: 3 yards 241 1 -15-Inch, j DEAR POLLY When using an opaque plastic container for juice, remove he labol from the C,10 flil~j t 7s P AA to-Ile be Simplicity P' 6P, 'Tb c~ T' To more easilyI DEAR POLLY remove adhesive-backed shell Paper I run a warm iron over the top surface and then peel It off. To Protect the ion plate hom any of TURNIN6 1326 t ~-~TA the feet for ef- p' 5ER-T'S 1U1fltSi') and line a brisket with this upper piit of the pantyhose With knots !riside the basket, fold the elastic waistband over the rim. press down inside and fill brisket with well p, Z 57 1 - Coln- telesinadoubteknotuptotho crotch cut legs off beneath the knot / - ( 11 4 ct living area r~fz To keep track of DEAR POLLY safety pins. slip your supply on one big pin by threading the point Sizes 4 to 12 years. Size 6~ irds 45. sleeveless dress, ________ ) "_t. 4 ~APNn fit N"~ X t J Oti19 iit cool dress o 134 -. 'A ••:-'.. I DEAR POLLY TRIPLE DIPP Iv. -A' 0 #çjP : - 26 SAVI,VC, AIV402fx? RED BLUEBERRY R5ARY 00 at 7 FOR A57ZZ,195" AMY ing DEAR POLLY — When my good inyl tablecloth became stained and marked. I Cut flowers from some adhesive-backed scraps from shelf liners and applied these flowers over the stains. The flowers stick securely and wiping the cloth does not disturb them. JAN. Those r.cozy boots are easily crochet ,d and lace-up the back for easy fitting No. 5370 has crochet clirections. Sizes 41 i - 9--1 inclusive Send 60c 04m Isc TO ORDER:for postage and number and site to PA r rERNS this niewspsipter), Bar 4310, Midtown change Planning h & )erty owners the project. m6ers have ?n )nditional use ircctly to ffit! waste of city t me, and a 1pplicant", 3 agenda are - on proposed Z scaling and lys between •• ot, I.... il,. iiiiiiiiij s1. ist, , a4.. 0i Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce at", a m -_____- -----S ---- z'-- - r--- --r -- - = -- - ----- --= - - - - -rr- ___- :r --------------------------------------------- . - ------ - - ----:-- ---- - - - __-fl - - - - - - - -- - ---- - - r 3l.a r. ..,e edar Ave. and i • - ----------j; - =r_y -_-- --- - -_- -- - - the stSthflt'S a1&y Ceutty Engineer Bill Bush S.A. : - - - ---- will operate - - - - ---. -- - ---- -- Fir which created the new po3Ition Commercial St -------------- _r ---- - - - -- - �U— . , DernceBede0folf Z A (il A ce". LV 13 e.V 0 O e sc orW ____ _____ rr -are 110 bor e but Ci - — ___ ,MRRlEoTHEo ___________ ETRHFB? DAUGHTER 1 J1 O •1 - - a rc E SALE ' J IT WAS AN Jj l .,'- ___ j:-, if I`.1IND BACK WHAT INE GOT OF YOURS. • 1 CANCER (June 21-July 22) Be careful in business Sunday, Monday. Unopecled gains Tuesday. lasks unfinished Wednesday. Good news Thiusday. Career problems Friday. An important gain Saturday. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Rumbles with close associates Sunday, Monday. Gains from 1 shared interest Tuesday. Don't speculate Wednesday. Sharp at tu;in.,ss Tnursday. A bit temperamental Friday. Good nevi' s Saturday, Y Be careful making money ag'eenents Tuesday. An unwise decislon We dnesday. Bright ideas Thursday. You're lucky on Saturday. BERINICE PREMETS IN PETEX'4'I/4/NG TIlE TYPES WE'PBE/NTERESTEV WR41i4/fflCA1LY TI/F YC/ING LADY9JA'N/// /958W/il F/NT) INOT//E/? SCORPIO VERYAPPEALING. Till ONE I5ÔRN IN '95? WILL GET THE BEST I'/BES FA'OMA CAPRICORN. -11 'C ' RrS ii E 5 NE S S 3 Ti'.1S Fro T,'l 1CT Y011 30TH II 11A 'F MlcURY/4' 4GITTA RI/IS, 'IIJCH i,iis Y08 w SAGITTARIUS (Nov 23-Dec. 21) Lucky with some plans Sunday. Moi AT TUE SEGWN/Nc OF THE WEEK OF NOV -ic /JO.'TH- k day. I EASTEeNANi7AV,k'THWESTERN 31CT104'S OF T///COIJNTRY V11RIN6 7H TH4 (;NS CAAICFk AiVP ' SCOeP110 iVIZ L 9,t` IM7S, SOS/NESS TR(NPS GET SHAKY I - urday - - inventive 1ru'trahoniith family - Wednesday. Good news Thur5Bene1i?sthrough a loved one Saturday. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) You don't make the most of your opporluno:ej Sunday, Monday. Gains from an enterprise Tuesday. Careless with wct- V, 1E-,jnerday. A br,ght Thursday. Drive ca,,e ully 1'riday. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Not as independent as youd like to be Sunday. Monday. Profitable ideas Tuesday. Fuzzy goals Wednesday. Self inaivarice Thursday. Extravagant Friday. Lucky moncywise Saturday. ?E.A EA c.c (a . CAPRICORN (Dec. 22- Jan. 19) Mixed financial blessings Sunday. M i I. OF PISCES, Complications domes ticall y. Best day:y problem ends well - .. A'E LIKELY it-' IXPER/ENC'E Ii/v'SEASONALE 14'FA TIlER. AL SO, EPLJAT/ONAL INS TIlii lIONS WIi L fr14VE £/NIISUA X051 EMS. POL IT/CAL ISSUES W/14 SE VERY HEA TEl) f A Student's Corner 0 W400)[A v'A'Y_,C. -;P 9 v 7774 SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Some headaches on the horne front Sunday, Monday. Lucky in all but love Tuesday. Watch spending Wednesday. For- 11-19 NOTE: Send letters to Bernice Bode answer all the letters, only the ones of general interest. TOM ISBELL ) Monday . LIBRA (bonl. 23-Oct. 23) Be on your tc-l tehavior socially Sunday. Mond5y. Hafd ork pays a dividend Tuesday. SlaN start Wednesday. Bright tinalici'll vi'vi Thursday. Judgment faulty Frlda~, excellent Saturday. p.O. Box 162, North Ol ms te d, Ohio 44070. Benico cannot - by Your ingenuity pays oft Tuesday. Unambitious Wednesday. Career benefits Thur r ijay. Complications with pals Friday but popular Saturday. .. --------------------- CHOCOLATE CAKES KINDA DANGEROUS! IT SHOWS UP ON YOU WORSE THAN VANILLA! rRIENDS and 'KU 4! 1'lir,4Y /c — - READING SO FARI- I.' ti WAesco, NL XORPIOS A CC SU8 rLYA r7;FA CrfP TO f3rCSOAIS 7AzeS16X0Q1SC1S,CUM SCORPIO, VIR60 Amp I ES. I WOULD - ,' BAKEP""ll"I - A "TELL lkslE tiGA ' 4,61 ABOUT THAT HOSPITALIZATiON PROGRh /1 ,, CBS C—. , - V 'I A II - -.----- VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Don't takeonmore thanyoucan handleSunday, ell _________________ ' € 0 A 7 IV - forl I C...... a d -- :s:.., .-c-- ul botIl ING VASaJEMAEUEJ ME \ .- b*% ___ HE 74 / US - r5 Cr ARIES (March 21-April 19) Keep friends out of business matters Sund A mi sunder standing is rectified Tuesday. Hunches are unrefia Vledne~day. A protitatile Thursday. Luckiest day: Saturday. TAURUS(April 20-May 20) Goals are only partially attained Sunday, Mon(Jay. Cupid disippoints you Tuesday. Keep secrets Wednesday. Fortunate with pat iners Thursday, Heavy responsibilities Friday. Saturday: Surprisel GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Don't force ideas on others Sunday, Monday. weel< in C)lt..rolo 4. / C 0 FC -F_ J A Q 6 1%_1iV -0Pg 01 VA - I ) - :-; ,--.5 - - ffi..A L•-.i I #. D/SC/PL/ MESH/S\ EMO7OWSTI/E POSESSOROF \ THIS ASPECT IS OFTEN TOO SELF- ______ I I1 'L\ (WT' /' L/A'ETOSPOILANP PAMPEIZ TI-lOSE WHOM NJ" - Elam ("'-L_ . ',', l / 4 SACRIFICES OTHER SIGNS c t7 1 JCORP/OS CANMOTACCEPT CR1 TIC/SM I GRACIOdSLY THEY ARE WEt L AWAKE ' TIIEY%'( FONT) OF - ir- PEA SONS \t1 SES(LF-SERVING,THEY "/f \/ - VA 7NOVSCORP/CAN i '" \ ACOMPAT/SLE RbLAT/ONSW/P '4\JACh'/NNATEL'/ :-, KNOWS THE I' 'f4' / I OTHER CAN 5E FIrt/19 UPON -.T//E/ ' tei' WCE ' ///, IS ' 00e A 'F I - -' PUP61M 'fELY4//6RY IF THESE A RE 2- _______ s. Rev. Kin 19-21 214 mr -r1c4lJ ____________________ ain the silver Page 3-A DRA fil l F T MIFE —.rftR0VJ(A BODY v ic THE"A.4i JUDY 6 1 ca—i Ird ALL-MD. r1MB0 _ LAFRR. 4111 M05t- i MUSCLES 00 4 !r that he was his job at die School, of tits arrest Cr theboardcan -. g Lp ark, they an ,' Cr Li ac p- OUT OUlt WAY 0.09S-I YUP! YOU 0 AN12 THE WATCH Is d Sulllqva JUST WHAT TIM E _nME 19 A5HE5 ON ..ft 9 lb3r GIMP.IE A HOT M' 16 I IT NOW h, 11 ( Rc,~c P THE '1 ' any ing ng ht %13 LET ME PRP-55 BUTTON— pay U C THE t \ t y 7 1: ye 1.5 T]. ord's zoning city coni- -t as recom __.\', ,1/_-/ \l T1'- jnow_ - 2 -- I - - ta _.-- 1 - P" ________________-- \%) L1L4JL-. - WHAT tkJES - ' - . -- '- -- II / - -, \ -1• feet for ef _) WEILL _1l 41 j_ - Oft . r apart.ment. -- A or a two r apartment. ViA rOf : Liders' Forum \V -J LIKE home or - I oning change i ditional Planning & notification / / rlibers have nded to the irtx-tly to the a waste of city 's agenda are on proposed scating and _____ Is scbedaled for Nov. 15. The 20-mile hike will get tmder way from project. the Greater Sanford ChamIer of Commerce at 7 a m t)etafls and tides are on Page been placed in the bWget for which the executive assistant have oprilosed the ordinance betwcen Wrst [lit ac.ststunt's salary which created the new position Commerc ial St. Counts Engineer Bill Bush $A. r -- . . �FOR F_ CAMPUS CLATTER —. / WHICH COU R SE DO WUT4INK J WILL BE MOST USEFUL TO ME / IN A BUSINESS CAREER, Si R 11 1 by Larry Lewis SBURY _'5 WLL,3JRIVSI IID LIKE TO T1NK I IT'S M'1 AVANC 3U$I1VESS ___ IflANAGaMEIVT' — coi,s ROPE IT BA'NG THAT, Z i,vou MIGHT E ou S5'nAVSHi I - P5ISONNEI ,ELA77'N$, STAT/ST/CS 0 ACCOUiV T/M CO U S S S ) - - by Garry Trudeau ------- JFX YOU OOAY— JIMMY -'J --- 7NI / ;pcoRf 14W TO D15JJ U55 /1/5 NeIIJA6qUM, 'IXA L] .11/ 1 - —. ---i J/MfrIY,IW/INTTO 5AYRI6/ITOFfT/1477/ç 5/4E 'PTMA1aa A5H MONSTIJUI/T! 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OUr OF MY HAIFZ 19-21.214 for iteele topped I CAN SEE YOU -TWO ARE GONNA. GET ALONG FINE! BEES' WHAT'S ain the silver. Page 3-A i .• THE MATrER V %L ird Ahk -ayer notified !r that he was his job at dle School, of his arrest 0/, 46 K nAAA - EA executive the board can pa any Ut JOHNNY WO NDER PowN 3 2c'OWN J POOR — : 2 1 A CFYDICTIONARY by Al Vermeer 3PRXSCXIL3LAS POP ___by Dick Rogers \ HOLLYHOCK' Xil re--4 4 13 (S-IELL NEVER FI ND -çTh1Nk ROMANCE IN THE -)i- —i (r'ou \ DAY RALPH WALDO EMERSON NOT? LIBRARNe/ Tt-IS ts / ing TkEN A V(S(T WITH (MILTON, SkELLEi' AND A4 ng ht CHARLES DICKENS g on LEFT "i0ANPctION feet for ef- g -=--- - eet for a -. ------- nRTURECOLORS coo SHALE GRAY WITH A PENCIL SHALE COMMON BRICKS ARØM O ØMEP CLAY. 10 MA We01'PWALEPI 3R(CK5,14ECLAYtMiXEc, THE U1 T4!J1i1tIJI _______________ ____ LON&FELLOVJ. EDGAR ALLAN P0Ev. ____________ - WALT WTMAN, BYRON, - VOLTAIRE.. - VICTOR HUGO, 'ALZACI MARK TWAIN, EMILE lOLA, ,- 0 HENRY I WOW TOM PAINE, - - KEATS... BICK OIL MA1ElAL ii4A1 GIVE5 OFF A LUI OIL I\ç .- ________ TOZ 'b •4AV t'E, W/N?e Ø,XE IN A 5ECAL. O\ISN CALLEr ________ I B09 i',e ___ )+X5 ' - ? S, ROeERT FR0S1 IRVINE TOLSTOY COOPER, HOLMES,, - -- ,,, SI.-1AKESPEAt€±, . ____ OIL CAN BE L~Sgp -ro for tbo JM* UK=` her# W C_ r apartment tfor a hree or \ REALLY home or THE ional to III (L _____ / inning & notification • -. )erty owners ______ the project. '116er3 have POLL, 1 -41 R.; V S il/ (c/o this newspppor) 81jwl Ai 0 ~31 ACK LONDON_ p , Fit ar,, Santa Cruz, Calif. 950&1 moor Cr On - tys - -- - - --' ----: --- Awl proposed acating and - t - - r apartment. evt for a two \ / THAT I OP ROCK 'rWAlr CON-rAINS -- p.m. as recum- .3 vow - 7 et for AWs OIL proposed Lzsihcdukd for Ntv 15 The 20-mile hike will get underway from project. Details and tides *rronpage County Engineer Hill Hush S.A. the Greater Sa4ordimbrof Commerce at1om. - -- - • - --- - - -- ------r----- -r-- - - -= ,=--- : -----. ----.' --- --- -----.--- - been pla ced in the budget the arsista nits salary. -------.-- between iUyhiflu Cedar Ave.nd will operate. which created the new position. C'imrnirciaIs - - - --- -- - - �- - 1 - - -'- - SHORT RIBS 1by Frank 11111 T1 lEve I 68th Yea r, No. !day,NoveLrJO1l3 A — Sanford, Florida 32771—Prlce - 10 Cents - — — omp TV Johnson Wins First Gold Medal r Z. WHAT DAMAGE CAN A C-7F?EA—r WHITE FROC-;[)o 9 m icsG eI 01 1WW odi In Ier I W By J I M HA YN ES Herald Sports Editor 1 0 77he Golden Age Olympics got underway today with a steady hand on this year's competition senior citizens. and ,in eye i-,- , - on .i bright / - (UtUIL Meanwhile, aVoIuia county h st e the e% man won t e nr gold m I dal or Year a state-wide event and the ar after we will have the BUGS 3E3UZqlqy b y Stoffel & 11e indah.1 i ___)0 THNT/S VVHN' MOPNZOW. WOULD LIKE TO YN1_1_ LIKE (~N_IR WE'RE 51000WN! N EGOTIATE THEN YA PAN CONCEPT.., YA GET TH1 DUL- H R3HT NOW.' PALSY-WALSY IM GLAID YOU NSKED/ WHAT EX) YA oil HAVE BACK—BREAKIN' INsTALLPAENTS' N ational (olden Age OI)mpies," said Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce executive director Jack Horner to a crowd of 500 who gathered in the Civic Center courtyard for the torch-lighting Mr REASON— tl I ts 41V 41 ~1 7 /a =t~_ - 51 Aiw A F LA I ____ - - I HAVE WRITTEN A NOVEL I WHICH, WHEN PUBLISHED,. / ii 1 SHOULD E'RMG A TIDY / \ / / 1/ / /1 / SUM 1. CHARACT .' Adim I t — ______ -- ER " THE I - A i IL - - PAIBY— WATLY LOAN co Edgewater -- J - Horner referred to this year's pected Owt horseshoes, shuf- capturing first place in table j - By JOE ASKREN Herald Staff Writer 1 - ISO 971 the final match after (Continued On Page 3-Ai Acqui* tted Teachers Reinstatement To Be Ai*re , uI 15,21-9 in Action Possible Wednesday, Layer Says 1\"c %A M_ ___________ ' breather as opening ceremonies concluded, then ran competition as "local", but he fleboard, bowling and golf will tens. beating George Billups 21-7, 21to the courtyard, sainted the wasn't speaking strictly, draw the mt envies. Bob Steele of Sanford took the 8 preliminaries. Rev. King crowd, line of program "Because we have and will Emil Johnson of silver medal and Rev. [o King beat Billups 21-12,19-21, 214 for Age Olympics tohearr GO flionte of Dell's headsdawn FIrf Street toward the speakers and n lighted the have a lot of out-of-town en- today becarre the first gold of Sanford took the bronze ate Center to open the fly competition for senior ciftiens at am. ay. (He1d Photo by stationary torch. third place and Steele lopped e" he clarified. It is ex- medal winner In th Olympics, Joton defeated Steele, 21- K ing 2I,21to gain the silver. Tom Vincent) - V TOMJ ii i PlNE-T%NeLlN(3 CLIMAX,,-.-- WAY! DESERY et chair. Bill Vincent - STEP THIS t~l _____ - WA5S OF THE I- 'I - OLOC-ISTO LOST IN THE - _ -- p1 \ A' / Bile:ig THE 1Oti / - distance runner, weaved his AN way through traffic from French Avenue down First Skeet to the Civic Cent John DaPo L1tj the torch sIllng th opening of e the Golden Moon, Ma Florida (A SCo1d) and Vie carrying the traditional torch Age Olympicswhile looking on (fm left) are Greater Sanford man of the Ol ym pics Conittee Held Photo before him. He paused for a Chamber of Commerce aidentWayne Mb Mayor Lee Jr.) - - 1 Board Jyer said today "it's pick Denmark f rom a group of back pay is "almost although Layer had reco him a hea ring. which to file a reply to the On Sept. 8, layer notified possible" the matter may come live men, automatic" where - suspended mended that the suspension be complaint. Denmark by letter that he was up during the meeting which Layer said two weeks ago the teacher or employe has been with Layer said 'l's his Denmark's s ui t contends the suspended from his job at Action to reinstate the Job begins at 730 pm la w doesn 't require a hea ri dernding that the boards found innocent of charges ng school board action denied him Lake v iew Middle School and-or back pay for a Sanford before a suspension. robbe intention was to reinstate brought against him. Meanwhile, Denmark, his constitutional rights to due Sanford, because of hvi arrest schoolteacher acquitted of a Circuit Judge Robert B. Denmark if he was acquitted supported by the Seminole No date has been set yet for a process of law. B U the Sept. acut i o n necessar ry charge circuit court McGregor ordered a directed Education ss ti A ocia on (SEA), hearing on the civil suit Th e snit also asks th e court to and &5) t week may "possibly" come verdict of acquittal for Layer said the board doesn't rei nsta te a suit in circuit court assigned to Circuit Judge declare unconstitutional a stole Gene Grooms, SEA executive be determined by has fl during the regular Seminole Sylvester Denmark, 38, of 2202 believe in punishment until a "has yet seeking back pay and civil Kenneth Leffler for trial, law authorizing a school board (brector, said if the board can said Layer. County School Board meeting Ike Mary Road, after four person is proven gui lty. injunctions restraining the Deputy Ci vil Clerk Martha to suspend itctional staff do this to Denmark, Uy can Wednesday. witnesses, i ncluding the rob-"There's no question about The board on Sept. 10 voted to boa rd from suspending him VihIen said today. school members wi thout pay prior to suspend without pay any Superintendent W P 'Bud" bery sictim were unable it," said La yer, adding that suspend Denmark without pay, witho ut pa without first gi ving board has 10 more days in rtice and a proper hearmg teacher arrested . that . , - . & . y . j to .......... -0 Howie Schneider 1311 Ti-IE PIZZA 78 N P1. 6 --- _ See Action On Two Sidewalks Vihien Pleages To 41" BOY ALS Sr I I PIZZA I • / A 1 t _______ said the sue had been "blown up for years. That parcel, Herald Staff Writer all out of proportion" and that, Vihlen says, has been cleared In actuality, the projects are and now the count) b read) to today between Sanford and - _____ ---- - r - -- i WWI " --- e conference, Sanford lit) — g SAY, 714IS iS CCLD AMD rT -TASTES - TASTE 50 ?,OTTF—N ? WHAT C)'YA WANT ItJ 114E, W(MDOVJ FOZ WEEI<S ____ ________ A FRC —SH F0R 50t CNE - _____ '4 i'd I - I U / CL - - - LE - - - / - -- area I 'L- ' -- - — - ' -- 91 41 - Page 2-A. HAPPY TO - I\I)I \ Around The (lock ..... ...fA 27th Sect between Calendar - .......... 4-15 IA to J.C. Iaveader, chlef of the Dear Abby Dr. lamb county road de artment. good ," 'I'll let the city commission Hospital BE WALKING -- - - - -- 1 r- -------- - —=-- -- -= - -:-- - - - --- - -fl---- . - - - - - -=---=-- ------. --==--=--- - -- - -- --. - - --- I Management comultant E.11. B "Woods' Underwood toda presented the county coinA m ission a proposed framework A for inter-a ction between the - .' -- ---. - = - --=---- --=- - [lob Ellis, the county com- -- -=-== --i.a-- - —_- - -- - ------ --=----. - -' - - A public hearing on proposed changes in Sanford's zoning urdinance to reduce living area requirements is set for 7 p.m. today before city comnwuioners. The new requirements in the residential district as recoinhe Builders' Foruin square 1ett for ef ficiency apartments. -- 460 square feet for a on e - y ------ bedroorn home or — 600 square feet for a two bedroom home or apartment— 700square feet for a three or inure be droom home or apartment The propused zoning change Aso would be conditional to a Zoning Board with notification to adjacent property owners within 300 feet of the project. But P&L members have already recoritmended to the ilIiSSIOfl's administ rative said he had "lots of questions" city to have all conditiunal se applicatiom go directly to the being advertised and at least Willinns said his objecthe to city to avoid a 'wade of city six applicaUon are on hand have the assistant partici pate funds, employe time and -- . Ifiring of the executive -----------------------------.-=.-- - g 1.2-3- B commission, departmental One leading applicant is Roger as part of a team with depart hardship on the applicant B ire ors md the county s flew eisnder, the county's Hient4' directors. Also on tonight's agenda are A executive assistant. director of county development. Williams said Undeood's public heariflgs on proposed document needs to include ordinances for: WF TllF'U School Superintendent W.P. "Bud" l>tr to already have earmarked funds - -tat Conunissioner Dick Williams Sunday's high 84. (h-elgLl assistant has The eight-page document -more specific language." n approved by submitted today by Undeood All along, Williams and abandoning alleys between Is sched uled for Nov 15 The 20-mile bike will get under W2) frum project Details and tides are on Page been pbced in the budget for which the executi e assistant have opposed the ordinance the ,'tctr!flt atar> the Greutrr 'aniord ('harnbr of ( on mi-ret t 7 n i-n Court, E.rigincer Bill Bush 5-A -"1 cp.;2'( shich treated the new position - -:: "streaking" through the neighborhood. flce rs said marked patrol cars were wlth wn from the area and officers in an umnarked car nabbed two naked youths, ages 16 and 17, when they came out of hiding to try to get clothing from the parked auto. Bennett reported all four juveniles were released to the custody of their parents by pollee. Guidelines Executive Assistant Proposed To County Commission - '• Officers reprted they answered a complaint that a group of youngsters was creating a disturbance In the 2400 Work of Willow Ave.y ell1ng and Wowing an a ut o hom Richard L Be nnett said officers find a 14-year-old boy, dressed only In his and a IS- -.11-A p -hand with irminole home. Rontinued On Page Obituaries know tonight." Vihlen said the projects are Sports it4il to the area because Tckisfon sidewalks will make it safer for Women children walki ng to arid from . - - Both Vihlen and Bush &aid Today now and Christmas, according Editorial =?9 a The delay, according to Bush, could be completed between Crossword -77 : go. 11 lissioner — was in Tallahassee Manager W.E. "Pete" Knowles and top-le ve l officials in the Thousands turned out to see the representing t he commissions interest in a budget duel witli county road department, Vilden First Annual CM tanEvening Sheriff John Polk. said the county would be Herald Seminole County Band flowever, Commissioner equired to put up $4,000 of the Festival Saturday night. total 16,000 required for both Complete plicture rtory Is on Mike Hattaway Instructed Bush sidewalk projects Vi h len said the SR 46A project at Idliilde could be completed sometime alter - - o Juvenile "streakers" aced st into the waiting arms of the taw early Sunday, Sanford poUce reported. One of the emba rrassed boys had to wait in Wa btrLbday suit untfl his mother could bring him clothing from Commission Chairman Sid need to acquire right-of*way. county budget. Vihlen Jr., promised to seek One parcel, he said, on the 27th Bush brought the action Tuesda y on sidewalk Street sidewalk held the project ' to projects bore the corn projects for Pinecrest and nds3ion, but commissioners Idyllwilde Elementary Schools. - i county officials, County, came because of the county's $15000 is available - / Streakers k By El) PRICK Ala rnIniwumlt conference "minor" ones, Nabbed Housing Hear ng B ySanford PD Toni h t 04 — - ---=:-.--- - -- - - - ---- - - -- - - -- -- - -. -- between West First St and loriutitrital St -- - -i-' - - =-t.iW--- - :, -r - ------ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1975 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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ThursdaY, - 975 Fierce - tion SEMINOLE ;uses e; C W -________ i ii' %Q. °v" Of SENIORS STANFORD, Calif. Al') t Med Into - Schools EVelliflg — plied for the 14,761 places avail- sonic sabotage fellow students, An Associated Press survey in 172-73. Miss Cappa said she the medical library and destroy B, LYLE SUF'FIELD John flamrnarky had the best able For freshmen in the 114 to win a higher relative grade, turned up a number of reported was one of the students who parts of them. We don't au..oe inspiration imaginable to be- U.S. medical schools. This Chemistry experiments are de- instances. tutned in reports on weekly information. We sabotai 0thNOV 13 oine a doctor - the personal means that pre-med students stroycd. Precious notebooks Among freshmen in medical experiments early, and got ers chemistry experiments. tntraISenior I t zen. lub mnett at & iurh of Nat N iv.ity at interest of a famous surgeon, know that unIv one out of three disappear. Something is added schools, "rumors of sabotage them back early - graded and noon. - Or, Norman Shumway, who enter American medical to a mixture of unknown chem- are a perennial topic, and I cx- stacked on a desk. But .OfliC, the Center Dr. Gellhorn now director of for Biomedical Edu- Voting t 9cart iUu — meetI a . A 1rews Presu)ienan resbyterian had twice given his ailing father schools. Five years ago it was icals that a fellow student must peeL there is a fair amount of including one of tiers, dis(liurch at Noon a new heart. two for each place. For losers, identify, Ii at City College of New substance in them," says Lau- appeared before the authors But John Hanimarley quit hLs it means no medical career' or Medical school admissions rel Cappa, it student at Case came by to get then), Other York says tic thinks "things COMING EVENTS pre-niedical studies halfway (vstly and usually less a`de. committees and other doctors Western Reserve Medical students benefitted, having a have become worse since then. lkiard (if I)Irectors Sleeting - Altamonte Springs Civic through. quate training abroad. .-,it), they deplore such unethical School, on leave this year as week's grace period before fi- It is a cutthroat thing, One of Center 10-12 * fie became disgusted, lie For many, gettiu into inedi. conduct and cynicism, but the president of the American the most destructive things is Med. nal deadline for reports Senior ('itlzen Week — Disney World — November 15 Bus says, by the sabotage some pee- cal school becomes a rat race giilty rarely are caught. the emphasis on high performical Students Association, Or. Albert Gellhorn tells of ance ill leave Sanford Civic Center at 9am med students perpetrated on that produces anxiety and "Everyone believes sabotage organic chemistry," "It happened to me. In or- attending a conference Ofl Dinner Dance - Thursdii%, November 20 at Altamonte their fellows in the fierce tension, sometimes ulcers, an happerts. A few people know it ganic chemistry, I had an ex Ufl which he says the practicing - dergraduate education at the — rings Civic ('enter Catered óinner it 6 pm Tickets npetition to score "A" In sci. oession with grades rather (lot's. But nobody knows how jwrimnent running, and went to University of Pennsylvania in doctor rarely uses anyhow. But much. It is impossible to nicas- lunch. WhPn I came back late in irlo at which, he recollects it Is used as a tough screening for acceptance into American grinds with the single goal of ure the extent," says Dr. If. the day, the water cooling the some pre-medical students course dical schools, getting into medical school and Jack Geiger, professor of cons- apparatus had been turned off from several universities told "If students continued that And the competition truly is little interest in the broader inunity medicine at the State and the experinicrital nuiterial him, "We cheat. We try to give kind of conduct after pre-irwd fierce In 1974-75. a record 43.- world around thein. Utamonte Springs Friendship Club — Altamonte Springs University of New Vork at Sto-- had burned up." wrong information to our Lotyears, they couldn't be good 000 young men and women a Civic Center -Magnolia Avenue, Altamonte Springs cheat on exams.And fly Brook, N.Y. -meet Ist This was at Boston University leagues We take books from doctors. of and3rdThursda)oftheMonth_1O:3OLm. Church Augles Elders -St. Augustine Catholic -3 Drive — Caelberry — meet 3rd Tuesday of the Month — 10:00 _____ -' 0 ' He 68th Year. No. 67-Friday, November 7. 1975 d Sanford Florida 327fl-Price 10 Cents - ' . New • ' 0 -Oft - Pinecrest Center I BXVZ Club -meet Ist Baptist Church -Acti%ities Building -Longwoud -last Tuesday' Casselberry Stmshine Senior Club - meet W6 Mark David Bl, !d. -Casselberry -Ist Friday of the Month - 10:00 a.m. - --(_Z~P. $ Central Senior Citizen Club -Church of the Nativity -Lake Mary_meetthedand4thThu .cyofthcflthatIO OOani Chuluota Senior Citizen Club — Community Fire Hall - 7th -meet 3rd Thursday of the Mont~ FiftY Plus Club -7th Day Adventi.st, Church -Forest City meetmostlyonthe1stMondayofthe1oflth_6:30Pm Golden Years Fellowship — meet at the Community United MethodtChurth_(se!be atnoonon the last Wednesday Of the Month luncheon Reservations ntcessry. Greater Oiedo Senior Citizens Club — meet at Grant apel A.M.E. Church — Frankhn Sweet and Gene Hwy. - Oviedo — Monday of the Month at 4 p.m. UvelY Socialifts Club -meet at Highlands Club House -675 Shepard Road - Winter Springs — 4th Friday of th e Month at 10:30 am. ('er Fifty Club - AU Soul's Catholic Church n meeting at Redding Gardens Rec. Room — every other Tuesday of th e Month — 10: 00 a.m. Sanford Senior Citizens Club-meet at Sanford Civic Center — 1st and Tuesdays at 12 Soh Seminole Senior Cilizen Club - meet 1st Thursday the Month at 1st Federal Saving & Loan BI - 320 W Soran Blvd.-Altanirmte Springs -meet 3rd Thursday of the Month at Women's flub 8 'erbok Drive — Cae1beny — at 1:00 p.m. ThIrty-Niners Club -meet Sts. Peter and Paul Goldenrod it Friday of the month 7-30 p.m Village Club — St. Johns Village - Fern Park - meet 1st azld3rdmursdayoftheMonth_My 7:30p.rn. Young at Heart Club . ll '.I' at 27th Ste ;.,!,, . ~ ; /~, N~ -r.7, ~,' - SANFORD U -'~~, J VAN(F __- -i 9-9 F7 1 1 . - r I ~ ' ( . I QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED I _____ LIST 26 - p ... . • • • 6 . I I I I - 1 4 I - • -. - -. , '. 11-.! , \ I - 1 !" . .--...-''" DflTTI I • UVU u I ' Thursday o( thie Month - 1 00 p CORRESPONDENCE ADDRESS TO 7111S rOLUMN - P.O. Ward said he is concerned about. ut working on, Sanford*s strict fire codes which require a crash bar on the exit door and lighted exit signs. The closing hours of the club would conform to police requirements, he said. Ward - id he anticipated that most of m the traffic would be from parents' cars dropping off and ekmn up the nuntor .. - Ju . llI .1 //'' . . 1.Ai~~', . '•-#' - . I• I Probe Ma Fly Go Into Second Wee - - 41 - lo ;" f A . I ~ ( U' B BOB llOU Herald Staff Writer e lsr Mandell president Bmnlord was a salesman of the Greater Construction Io associated with Laurel Realty owner of a 103-acre act th w hen the count) contracted In There were indications today the county comm ion con July to buy the clay pit property that the Seminole County Grand tracted to buy For p17,000 as a l Markhn aj Woods Road, Jury, repoitedly probing an clay pit. When county commitioners aborted county clay pit pur- Tom Binford, real estate quietly voted on Oct. 14 not to go chase deal, may take another agent and chairman of the through with the land purchase, week to complete its work. Biord said he lost what would The 18-member grand jury, have been a 112,O share of th e impaneled Tuesday, heard six Among persons commission on the aborted witnesses before recessing observed entering transaction. Thursday evening. 4k gran jury Binford reportedly was room questioned The grand jury is scheduld by Herring at length to continue its session next y e ste r d a y were last week about the thy Pt Tuesday morning. Lester Mandell, Tom deal. Handlui the reported clay B i n f o r d herring said he pernly John pit probe e State Atty. Abbott was handling the clay pit deal Yamnitz bh I R Robbie Herring and Assistant State probe but would not comment AUv. William Staley. herring Robinson and Tom on the probe. w with the jurors Tuesda Radloff. Herring is also believed to befr going to south Florida have taken tape recorded for a three- day golfing Seminole County Port Statements last week from vacation. Staley shuttled Authority. Yantz and Mandell witnesses irt and out of , the - John Yamnitz, vice R"off recently went, be( grand ;ur room Thursday president of 1urel Realty the tounly commission seek ' ' .- . .. . ' •.. - '. . , ( -'.-- 1 I .. - . . - ..- - . - A - , . t. . ;. . . . k1 A -.. . ing . - - . _ ______ I - - J / i, m . .\ . . ':JJ. - •, - 0 .594 . . ".• . I - , r - 11 . -. J /, .-• 1'-- ' ' 3 • I •) - said the race had not taken I f , . . - - ____ .. ,. ' i;x Z1 — Sanford, Florida 31 ,. . . - at .. . W*Itnesses Heard 6 • celebrity wheelchair race at the marina parking lot and walked ( with top honors in the of. ticiai kickoff for next week's Golden Age Olypics. t(eating a field of cornpetent fellow businessmen and politicans, Meyer wheeled two-tone chair over the yard course in a bItering 19.4 seconds beeakmg the k lot record of 20.5 by a Full second. In an earlier heat. Meyer had set the 205 dard 'its just a matter of strong arms, coordination, determination and desire to achlee deadpanned Meyer at the finish line Getung a par ' . -2nid • . Ward said lie hai talked A ith tnfordPuliceChiefBenBulter about the club and he is aware of the traditional problem of -outside loitering" by gangs of young people which can "run" a game room. lie said any -trouble-makers" would be denied access to the property. lie said he is opposed to the name "teenager" and prefers to call them iin. aduftc - I !_ : _j last pace in the special , 0 t . ".. ' I . Planner I) .it' F'arr Farr I the approval is subject to reviewing the parking situation after the club opens. Ward said he was responsible for bringing Victor Borge. Duane Eddy, Conwa Twilt% and Fontaine . iCraz' y Geogenheum to the Sanford area about 10 sears ago Ut said he has a lot ~f contacts with entertainment r'- p!e . ,j4re,t-~ . .__ 'r The insurance executive set d , (- .n already contracted to have Tins Fun appear soon. No liquor is involved and Ward said regular hours would begin at 3 p.m. The club would include dancing, live bands, a snack bar, a lounge and television set. a game room and -strict dress codes.There isdefinitely aneed for a place like this. I'm personally in Favor of it.' said Cit) . il- . ':.- ~ I I •t called "Jokers Four" were presented by Peter Ward. promoter, It is to be located where a former lighting fLture business and one-time nurser%L operated. 1t s strictly a discotheque for young aduits- ages 13 to 19 - ' where their parents can drop them off said Ward WLPrd said a grand opening is planned for Nov. 14 and he has .A& Gortlnn Th er was the biggtstwlalmsiniordrmda) A I - Meyer Wheels W in I ub Cl .. L I 0 MFG LIST - BAYERS ASPIRIN ~ . - I license application for a oun adult night club at 44O South French Ave.. a general coniniercial zone The recotn• mendation will come before the city mriiisston for final action at 7 p.m. on Monday, ZonersJ.Q,-Slim Gallowav and C. B. Franklin moved an~ eonded the successful motion respectively. Plans for the night spot, to be Sanford teenagers may soon have a night club of thei'r o. Action that direction was taken Thur--Ad) night by the Clt~`s Planning & Zoning (onwussion The commission approved a change of use and occupational ____ ___ 104 SUNDAY - PRICES GOOD THRJ SUN., NOV 2 i I - 9 _ 1 ___ lication For " 77 Daily - I PP B JOE ASKHE ('Strttcr MASTER _'i~ I • __- `IV SUNBEAM Soot For Teens oning Commission Approves A Some . t Z ' me ddr • I ' Clubs, Fm~ Sanford Nigh . • - it - - ATING LAYAWAY=NOW ____ 3LL LflLVI I i AMAR - - a~ N 0 I I I DEA LER . . - . 11 . I • 1/ 2 I '.&1 Gal. Reg. -II i ___ CMt.3226390 ----.. I SANFORL~ HEATING 8 AIR CONDITIONING 2609 S Sanford Ave LKA SELTZER OIL WRAP MILK A I - . l 36 $ _97 I £ \ ...- I I t A _______, i 1, -0 1 WHILE SUPPLY LASTS -— - PM NP - "• .. -. I 1.. -I ?.i•- I ' 1 :-- - ------- I- H ~=~;~~_~ . . — -.-- - _1L_ BOUNTY ___ • . - --.-- . EACH I~~ ~ PAPER P • :-.- TOWELS IDEAL LINING MATERIAL (They Fit Between Studdings and Rafters) 0 . 411 .• -. I • I 1 1 , - II -'•- ___ ' :._t - f, ;-1_ 7~ 14 1 --_._4 - -_.--J=,J - P4WZte FARMS . ..,. . overi will man the wheels and vie for the bold, brorue arid silver medallions awarded to (rst. sndafldthrtjfrnshers in each event of the Olympics. Designed as a parallel to the OlYmpics of track and field -- - _ A . .;A& —- r 11111111 — __ - - ... 0 I . .- - '. .1 - .- - ' . — X. i __S ~_ _ f - . LI . Sanford Recreation Department flag football league shamplonship game at lOam in Ft Mellon Park The F%rning Iferald will provide full coverage of this and - , ( rroumITheClock the - I -' §1 ..01" ' AM._V_1TrW I - ; Golden A ge Olympics action opens Monday, and concludes with a Saturday night dance b^-ft tafflo" I I -- --. .-- — ---- - - -. - - ---- - - :.==e.=-=eu-=-=- -=--:v ----'-- .• - 'r- - --- - ---- ----- ------ - - - .. -.n- -=..-- - __________________________ - --z _r-u-- ----. . r- -. =-+.r--=-. = - j -_ -n -.-:--r --.- -=r--==r.- - ---U-- - and awards ceremony at the Cisic Center. -.==Ufl=- - -- -r-- 4-A IIorospe ( ornies ~ - 4-11 Religion 4-8 Sports Crosiword Editorial -A Dear Abbs 8- A 7-A 1-2-3-H _B Women l' lIllH 1. TRAFFIC CRASH INJURES FIVE -.=- -- I _,__. - _ _ Partlycloud), to - - SanfordPoIfrereJfiveponsweretrratejidrelesedat both of Sanford, Pollee didn't releasethe names of thret Serrilwile Memorial Hospital ThursdaJ, after a truck-car collision pa%sengers In the auto. Officers said damage to the car and tnwk on E. 25th St, at Buy Ave. Patrolman John W. Foster identhled err estimated to total ,00O. No charges were rnae, pending the drIs'erof the truck asWiIIkMcCuller, l3fliW. l2thM., and the aut's s1ri.'r as Nancy IuIse Annondi, 1819 S. Summerlin Ave., =-=---==- - -r--_ - - -- ___ - - - _____ - .-_-- r- . - - _--'.______ ~Ai .. h I - -:. -n:- 4-B ,cl V~ internationalpublicsty'for Sanford and at sae promote civic ~Ontcreil." ,aid Mnt U • -zE_~,&~2jz___ -i - -n"~ _,P ___ .RP --. -. t t. a - ! - ___ Jayhawks To Face Bulldogs . IDEAL FOR - --,-.1-~;1W- itmired. Artists and craftsmen feature Prominently In the t _____ is the brainchild of Arnett. member of the sponsoring Commerce. c CAN BE CUTWITH SCISSORS PH. 322-2611 '- , ... . 300 N. FRENCH AVE. ...•,,,.. V Golden Age Olympics For All Is the Golden Age (ilymples only for athletes? No .. I ~~ I The Herald , c--:t- V.~~; 1 - .0im Homer, getting the hang of it ~~~4~ NON RUSTING PURE ALUMINUM _______ Is Inside Sunday ____________ \;: . -' ' Herring's staff has answered all questions about the probe With 'no comment Herring XCC return Sanford TUeSda)toresumedirectionof the ine3tigation. - 10 :_ ------I ,~_- - .::~_ . . 5 1; I-~- '- - -:i— ~. Next Friday between 9 and c , .-:;, — _______ . which baris secret meetings of public officials where decisiom The Civitan Club will man the rfreshrnent stand and sell hot dogs, drinks and other refreshmerits. Civinettes will sell refreshments throughout stands . I I , . - - ~ Band Festtva .' USEDOFFSET PRINTING PLATES 23 INCHES BY 36 INCHES i McClanahansfl6 ad Mike Hattaways233 In the championship heat Meyer took the lead early, used firm, even strokes train box to wire and coasted home almost 10 yards a head of liattaway, en Coun , Beifit Saturday at, 30p m at Association, the group which is the Seminole High School sponsoring wheelchair corn stathum in Sanford tinder the petition in the Golden Age mpics riy s wheelchair kickoff was ciiided into two heats with the to three finishers in each advancing to the finale In th opener, Leo King won with a .. --:';. 5 :2:: time of 251, followed by Jack _ia hlorneraUt,.IandVicArnettat 26.5, The second heat found , - -_ - - . - : - - 6 - SHEETS A spectacular fireworks - I • SPECIAL' 0 ALUMINUM 'I 0 mission turned down a rezoning reque,st on the proposed raceway site. It has been reportea that Herring's Clay pit probe centers on alleged violations of sponsorshop of time Sanford annual event include Somiunole Jack homer, executive from each $2 ticket to be a l{idmard Long, Uvitan Civitan Club and the Evening High, under the direction of director of the Creator Sanford plied to the outstanding balance President When dlof( d Ed Hughes, Civitan Herald. . Lyman High Chamber of Commerce and oF the high school stadium loan. Band Festival Chairman Alex ay Martha Oestreich; on a e • More than 700 student School, John Blair, director; chairmen 0; tue Seminole . • and courthouse, a was escort to ;nsucceingyearsbe 25 cen Serraes, BobLare) ) the grand jury witness room by schools will stretch from goal Donald E. Schmaus, director, mittee' , will be the master of host school. All other proceeds and I.ori Harper, president of one of Iferring's inv"Ugators, post to goal post asthey join mna Oviedo High, Richard Fern eremomes ewascarr)lnga will be split equally among the Semirole High Ct%lnettes massed band tv open the berg, director, take Howell The festival is being bands. It is not known if the grand program with a series of high Roland Castro director presented to raise money for Large trophies donated by will be presented to each head jury has called additional paiotic selectios t and I3hop Moore High School witrsP,P4 in its inestlgation band programs at each The Eening tierald will be majorette by A D McAll Bands participating in this Orlando, Eddie It. Smith. school. As host school, presented to participating ister Grand iur witness subpoena" lt of what is planned as an director Seminole will receive 25 cents bands b Herald Editor owner of Carefree Florists and are not a ;nford ,• t _ I P2gC $-A i • -1-,= Y) I flA B JANECASSF.fEJtfly ld ll ,-'JX ~_; r Sanford PR ICE: • RADIOS . STEREOS • PHONOGRAPHS • TAPE PLAYERS RECORDERS • Heating and Air Conditioning offer you year 'round comfort FOR FREE ESTIMATES 1. I DISCOUNT A -- J)A1A"Ll"1 REGULAR OFF . Fireworks To 11 1 1 ''I 0 ________ -____-_-_ ____-- ir Realty. - Tom Radloff, a former entering the jury room nur* Altamonte Springs city counsday. They were: cilrnan. Five persons were observed Golden Age Olympics Week. iStaff Photo by Tom Vincent, - . WE ARE YOUR AUTHORIZED 3:a_ Golden Age 01)7npics," said City Commis, sloner Gordon Meyer hits tape first and looks over Rev. Kenneth hlolt, speaking hssboWdertoseewhowassecnndtnwheelchafrracecagoff For the Sanford Ministerial -- -::.= ____=______ __ I Il' I'd' hr lix ers tur y. Highs in the low to mld8ft. Lows to low 70s. %lostl southeast winds 10 to 15 in on a the upper 6 mph decreasing at night ltai robablllts 60 per cent %- "'01 per rent toiflght and Saturday, CornP e detaili and tides are on , __ ~A �2A-..Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Friday, Nov. 7, 1975 - I Three Men Jailed On Drug Charges 14 4, . . '. it ( C 1 . '. NA110N Iki rw.rr II D1IC1 ~, --% . 1 : * .,uI - S' i NEW YORK Al ItEA Express, Inc., the nations largest surface carrier, has been judged bankrupt and ,s ifl I.... -t w Ud bILII U J OSS UI s" a thout 8,000 Jobs, a company spokesman said today. Judge John J. talgay of the federal bankruptcy court made the decision Thursday and th e business will now be liquidated. The company had been operating under ('hapter 11 of the bankruptcy laws since Feb. 18. When it filed for reorganization in February, the company made various cutbacks th at included holding Lick about 10 per cent of the weekly pay of its employes. At th e time, th e employes were told th ey would get the money alter the company got back on Its feet. - IN BRIEF '\ , UIIKflOWB LLOVD if Writer 4 ' - _____ _____ . P - - - -- 1 (ri. MIAMI i All I Four persons were shot Friday by a Youth who police said went berserk at a Miami school for high school dropouts. Jose Vile, ji teacher at the Latin Street Academy, said a student at the academy came to school with a pistol and shot a teacher and two helpers before fleeing. Vita identified the victims as Roberto Lopez, the teacher; Miguel de la Torre, a counselor, and Elton Ruiz, a teacher's aide. Police said only one was seriously hurt. - - - :.' _____ Berserk Student Shoots Four At School For Dropouts S - __________ __________ _____ _________________________ Abducted Girl Coming Home _____ _________ _________ KINGMAN, Ariz. (AP) A California man has been arrested by the Arizona Highway Patrol in connection with the alleged abduction Monday of Katherine Ball, 14, of Fort Lauderdale, Fla. The FBI said Miss Ball was unharmed and was en route back to Florida today. Thomas I Gregory, 19, of Westmln.ster, Ca lif . , was held in Mohave County Jail here on a fugitive warrant, the patrol said. Gregory is accused by Florida authorities of false imprisonment of Miss Ball, subject of a nationwide search after she failed to return to the swank Pine Crest boarding school in Fort Lauderdale after a date. A note was found Tuesday In a service station restroom in Waverly, Tenn., signed by "KUtIIy." It said the writer had been kidnaped and asked that police and the boarding school be notified. - ____ -- NYC Aid Opposition Noted . WASHINGTON AP The AFL..CIO is voicing op. legislation granting loan guarantees to financially ailing New York City because aid bills now ,!irt ('onrecs would leave c i ty labor contracts at the mercy of the Fort! administration. A spokesman for the labor organization said New York aid bills approved by the house and Senate banking committees are unacceptable in their present form and ill be opposed unless they are changed. Meanwhile. the House Ways and Means Committee today takes under considera tion the House Banking Committee's loan guarantee bill. The taxwriting panel could either consider the entire bill or it could decide only to review and act on a provision which would make taxable any bonds Issued by New York state to help the city. - psition to Hearst Awaits Decision SAN FRANCISCO Al i Patricia Hearst waits in her jail cell today for the decision by a federal judge whether she is mentally competent to stand trial on federal bank robbery charges. The ruling will be issued in a written memorandum - from U,S. District Judge Oliver J. C~arter, whose decision colli es after lengthy consideration of reports submitted by _________________ . -:•:• - _____________________ ____ _________ _____ _____________ - Senior Citizens Hear Of Project 30V/omenExpectedHere Dashing Deltona Derby Pilots Make City Stop About 30 women pilots were registration tables at the air- Mayor Lee Moore Oil Spill Ship Identified ,, In other arrests listed today In county jail recor(s, deputy It) AUI)lE ML {)'Iii' Mrs. Brake to pinpoint senior David H. Smith jailed Nora McFadden 45, of Sanford herald Staff Writer citizens in need of the corncharges of unauthorized use or The Senior Citizens Corn- mnunity resources information. possession of a drivers licence nuittee of the Greater Sanford In other business, Chairman and operating motor vehicle Chamber of Commerce heard a Daehn reported the Committee has without a vehicle identification presentation by Fay Brake, had received permission from expected to land at Sanford port and will provide a gift—a proclaimed today "Deltona number. Bond for McFadden Adult and - • - Housing Board Den Audit Shows Illega lit ies Fromme Spars With Judge - NYC Gets Financial Aid MIAMI AP "I'm personally not against helpin' a neighbor out, even a know-It-all New Yorker," says Craig Davie, explaining why he's offering aid to New York City. Davie, 50, an Oakwood, Okla., farmer-salesman here on business, said he decided to be neighborly and mailed New York a check for $24 the price, according to tradition, originally paid to Indiana by Dutch explorers for Manhattan island. The check was sent The Miami Herald to be forwarded to the Treasurer of the City of New York. Davie added i personal note to the people of New York. - - Porker Fi I First D Su rvey Counted, Second Nears Sentencing Slated For SanfordMan - Fluoridation Move Awaits Fund Word Kidnap Victim Killed Early PENSACOLA (AP) A Pensacola woman whose body was found 13 days after her disappearance was shot and bludgeoned to death long before her kidnapers made their last ransom demand, authorities say. An autopsy Thursday showed that Alma Charbonneau Hartley was shot once In the back of the head and struck with a sharp object, State Atty. Curtis Golden said. "It appears that Mrs. Hartley was killed quite soon after she was abducted," he said. - Youths Charged In Murder 4 WEST PALM BEACH AP(— Two teen-agers, one of them Just sentenced to life in another case, have been Indicted on murder charges in the 1974 slaying of a Delray Beach policeman. The sealed indictments were revealed after police picked up Wesley hlostzclaw, 17, at his Delray Beach home Thursday night. Also charged was Willie C. Simon, 19, of Delray Beach, who was sentenced to life in prison earlier this week for the holdup-slaying of a Boynton Beach man. 1 16 Mental Tests Requested ORLANDO (APi The prosecution has requested mental tests for David Preston Levar Jr., charged with threatening the life of President Ford, Asst. U.S. Atty. Robert Leventhal made the request after Levar pleaded not guilty at an arraignment Thursday. Levar, who offiials say has a long history of mental problems, was accused of threatening Ford's life In the presence of sheriff's deputies and secret service agents from his hospital bed Monday. Banker Indicted Again - Bid Approved By Board Assignment Sh 1 s Made ORLANDO (Al') George B. Riley indicted in August on charges of misappropriating more than $18,000 In fun'ts from a Cocoa bank, has been reindicted on six additional charges. The indictment returned by it fedcral grand jury Thursday boosted to $40,000 the amount of money Riley is charged with converting to this awn use from the City Nitional Bank of Cocoa. Riley was president of the bank, now called the Southeast National Bank, until September 1974 when he resigned. - Teachers Ask Prayer Half . PENSACOLA (AP)— The union that represents some Okaloosa County public school teachers Is asking a federal court to forbid mandatory prayer and Bible reading in the schools. In a lengthy lawsuit, the Okaloosa Teachers Association said the county school board's policy of daily Bible reading and devotional.s is unconstitutional. It cites numerous cases in which higher courts ruled against Bible reading and prayers in public classrooms. Sheriff - _.-.- - - " Salary Set At $ 150 Per Week Bookkeeper Hired By Lake Mary • Four Cities Provide Absentee Ballots For December Elections S _ _ _ _ _ _ - = = = = Candidate Sa He Qualifies - - _.- Dunn Bros. Hand Carved, Animated, M Ia re ___ 11 'V. PSC Recommends Rate Hike Southern Bell Telephone TALLAHASSEE (All) & T.legra phi Co. should be granted a $182.8 million rate in. crease, the Public Service Commission staff said today. The accounting department called for a E$.9 million increase on top of a $85.9 million interim increase granted last February, - = _ - ____ Last Publi Showin Ever! Mrs. Hess was elected mayor For the district I seat, H. A. in the December 1973 election (Bud) Scott is being challenged for a split one-year term and by businessman Larry Goldran for city council in 1974, berg. Scott, who had served five losing to Bacon. Bacon won the previous terms (not conremaining one year in the term secutive) over the years, was of Pos tmast e r John Norton, elected d(luring a special dcc- NOW AT ALTAMONTE MALL A dmission only 25c Vjtutd at over S1.250.000 40 veir s i n the making all hand carved attraction at 2 World's Fairs Wed i n movie "Greatest Show on Earth Per formances Nov 8 through Dec. 20 - Lomparing Scores Draws Opposition _____ - Weekdays 10 AM taU9 PM Sundays 1230 P \\ - \usPer - ByJOEASKREN hleraldStaff Writer County scores are consistently below national norms, but he said he questioned whether this Diagnosing and correcting meant Seminole pupils weren't pupils' problems with basic as bright as other kids. skills is the primary purpose of "We heat the socks off of the national comprehensive Orange County in statewide tests of basic skills CTBS) assessment of communication not "comparing scores" betskills," said Bowers. This is a ween schools or counties different test. Seminole County School of. Both Bowers and Superinficials claim. tendent W.P. "Bud" Layer said The CUBS is administered the purpose of the CuBS is to __I__I___1__I --L_ uuIvu year Iu grades ((ifl.'t',,lv1, wugnoeinwvmuuaiweanesses and seven in the county's 39 of pupils, and not to compare public shcools. scores between counties and The issue of using these test states, scores to compare Seminole At ouc point in explaining and .% tilth other t-c.untjes was interpreting test sccres, criticized in Wednesday night's Bowers was interrupted by xmrd ria'eting by Ivan Bowers, Phillip Stephens, former iirector of pupil personnel chairman of (he committee, ervices. "This is not communication Bowers was complaining with the board, but a snow job thout a recent report from the with techn ical figures," said 'auntywide advisory corn. Stephens. muttee which he said had tried Board imiemimbers Dane Sims o evaluate and compare dif- and Chairman Robert "Bud" erent counties using the skill Feather agreed that Bowers est. and the committee should work "But the basic skills vary more closely together and they ceording to the curriculm suggested be be put on the f(ered by different counties," committee aid Bowers. Rowers .mid Thursday there's Ernest Sigrist, a member of no need for him to be put on the e committee, said national committet, but if he is ap. st results show Seminole pointed he said he would serve. - çtirst SUOO - .-. - - - - Hurry hurry r ' = -1 - 4 - hurry Step right up ancl see the Greatest Little Show at the Altamonte Mall It's the last public showing ever of the world famous Dunn Brothers hand carved Miniature Animated Circus. Over 40 years in the making and valued at more than S 1,250,000 - . on Earth . . - . . . . , Seen by over 14 million people. Ladies es and gentlemen don't miss the thìrill and excitement of the Dunn Brothers hjri(J carved Miniature Animated Circus in its last public showing, November 8 throu gh December m 20 at Florida's largest the Altamonte Mall. •,. . . . I ocated 7 mule eait of I 4 on SR 436 in Altattiorit,. Sprinq (OrLuumki) Open Morufjv thrnuqh Situr,iav 10 q 30 PM Suno Li, 1 3() 30 PM -- An,,_& ~ __________________________________ AltarflCPrt ill? ---_ S 1975-3A LAKE MARY— City Council consulting engineers, are to Interim financing, pending water lines and plant operating capability and water lines installation, thus increasing the voted unanimously Thursday prepare plans for construction receipts of a U. S. Farmers within city bounds was put- would have been Installed, the number of water customers night to forego constructing a of a the water main from Sanford's Home Administration $354,000 chased earlier this year, said extent of new water line in. city could serve and the amount new well and related facilities Mayfair water plant to Like loan at 5 per cent mteret, is to the city had to select one of stallation with the $354,000 in of revenue that would be ohto increase water pressure for Mary lines to transport the be negotiated with a local three alternatives for the water federal loans would have been tamed. fire-fighting purposes in favor water to the city, lending institution, system expansion, limited. of purchasing bulk water under A third alternative, purA contract for the bulk water Councilman harry Terry, Terry said under the method lie said the second alter. chasing bulk water from Wilco contract from the City of purchase at 37.5 cents per who has been in charge of the whereby a new well, powerful native—buying bulk water from Utilities, was Sanford. discarded when thousand gallons Is to be ci ty's water department since pumps to increase water Sanford— would free more consulting engineer Paul Clark-Dietz and Associates, executed by city officials, the Southern Gull Utilities pressure to firefighting nmoney to be used for water line Porter said difficulties with sufficient fire now would be encountered if the city had two large tires at the same time, In addition, Wilco said it would have to charge at least 45 cents per thousand gallons and the price could not be firm until approved by the Florida Public LAKE MARY— Myra Wilson Councilman Burt Perinchief, hon was endorsed unanimously Service Commission, Council instructed depart- Perinchief, are to clearly define l)eVine, formerly a legal who recommended Mrs. by the city council. merit.s heads to submit job areas of responsibility and hyUnder the current plan tire ecretary and records DeVIne for the job after In other action, council called descriptions for drants are to be installed all all city em- a u t h o r I t bookkeeper for Circuit Judge reviewing all applications, said for I n c I u d i n g over the city as well. bids on hospitalization in. ployes at a workshop to be arrangements for substitution Kenneth Leffler, when he she was his choice, based on surance for city employes. The called prior to the December in cases Council member Lillian of absence within and (;riffin practiced law privately, was professional qualifications, action was taken on stated her concern that the advice council meeting. Action on the between positions, hiredascity bookkeeper by the the city would be paying hack experience, training, longevity of Assistant City Attorney Job descriptions istohe taken at citycouncil Thursday night. in past mto'ns, availability, Newman Brock who said the that mimeeting theleder,l ! ,,an for -lflyears I At next Wednesday nm;ht's Mrs. l)eVmne's scckly salary basis of need and residency tit insurance should be put 6 w on't live 40 years more, but I ut for meeting, the council is to was set at $150 and she is to the city, ap- have three children who will," bid—in accordance with the The job descriptions, acprove a plan for using the city s begin work Monday. Perinchief's recommends. city's bid ordinance, he said. cording to motions made by hall office space. Terry said no property tax money would be used to pay off the loan. He said the water syste m "would carry its own load." Porter added the federal agency is "clearly conCA SS E LBER R V servative" a nd has insis ted the Candidate for City Counc By DONNA FSrFS hen Norton resigned. tion in June, 1974 to complete Christensen and Councilman system be solvent, taking into Nathan Van Meter toda Herald Staff Writer Election in Lake Mary is the unexpired term of the late John Zacco. account only customers denied reports that h determined by maJority currently available, 50 E. E. Williamson. Running in an open field for might be disqualified lo Absentee ballots are now per cent plus one of the votes Councilman Burt Perinctiief flat being a freeho!der. Va Don Schreiner Jr., corn- two city council posts are: u lable in the four Seminole cast. going over the past history of Council Chairman Dr. Edith Meter said that on lb cities with elections scheduled ice the city's acquisition of the Duerr, a , veteran of five terms Since three candidates are being challenged by Lake Ruth contrary, be Is a propert for Dec, 2. Southern Gulf Utilities "mess", owner in the city and ha resident Parker on the governing body; former In Lake Mary. Longwood, vying for the Seat 3 spot on the South said some Lake Mary ci tizens held a warranty deed for arid Casselberry, where three city council, it is conceivable Anderson and Ray Leiben- councilman John Leighty, are up se t over the possibility of that a run-off election might be sperger, former city street Nathan Van Meter, Fred year and a halt. candidates are vying for ing be be holden to Sa nford for Bussey and August Hodak. For some reason, Yam superintendent, laid off from mayor's office and 17 men anda required. wa r. te Plurality will determine the Meter, who resides at 600 S women are seeking eight In Winter Springs winners of his city job early this year in an winner in "One of the arguments for the the mayor's race. The Triplet Drive, said the deed council spots, absentee ballots elections are determined by economy move to bring creation of the City of Lahe two candidates receiving the had not been filed at h meaning candidate budget into balance, may be requested as late as 5 plurality, Mary was that we did not want highest number of votes will courthouse, but was no k-sm p.m., Dec. 1, drawing the highest vote cast In to be conne cted to Sanford," In this district 4 contest, the win the council posts. legal. City Clerk Marl The ballots must be returned any of the contests wins, city's rule of plurality will Peririchief said. "Now, two The latest voter registration Hawthorne said 11ursda3 no later than 7 p.m. election years Later, we are on our knees that is, whichever of to ls The ta for only contest where less govern the (our cities, acthe city attorney's a. IIc (jar, the figuratively saying, 'Sanford three candidates receives cording to than a niajorit) will be able to Seminole Supervisor had checked the publi we want to pay you dollars to Winter Springs, which has the elect is the race for the Group 4 the highest number of votes, not of Elections Camilla Bruce's records of Seminole Count) hook up to your water mayor's office and two city city council seat, currently held necessarily a majority, will office has: Cas.selberry with and had not come up with system.' cou nc il posts open, requires by Irene Van Eepoel. Mrs. Van win. 4.124; Longwood, 2,068; Lake property on record in Va xm Mayor Walter Sor enson said Ca.sselberry has races for the Mary 1,006 and Winter Springs that absentee ballots be Eepoel, a former city mayor, is Meter's name but an the move to buy Sanford water requested and returned no Later being challenged by Claude 0. mayor's office and two city 1,250. action would be decided is an attempt to get the most than 5 pm., Dec. 1, City Clerk Ash and Mary T. Daniels, wife council posts on the ballot. Those wishing to vote abonly if and when a formal wi th s pe nding less on a water Challenging incumbent sentee may apply for ballots at Norton said, of Councilman John Daniels. complaint was received. supply source . Mayor Bill Grier are Robert the respective city halls. ________________________ In Mary Lake Mary, former Incumbent Mayor Troy Councilman DeLores Lash has Piland is being opposed by -._ iiII _ Wen assured of Seat I on the Laurent Pellerin Sr. in Lila bid governing body, having no for return to the office he has opposition in her election bid. held since assuming the chief For Seat 3 on the city council, executive post in early 1974 the candidates are: Martin I'. following the resignation of Roy Bacon Sr. (incumbenti, Hen- McLain clerson Ferguson and Huger The Group 2 race has in. Stumbo; and for Seat 5 the cumbent Ernest II Hendrix candidates are: harry Terry Hess, pitted against Gary H I) unt, in tu (incumubenD and Margie political newcomer Ferguson is in charge of Hendrix was appointed to the imiaintenance for the county Is city council this year to fill the commission while Stumbo active in the volunteer fire unexpired term of Frank department and a member of Durrance, who resigned the appointed fire commission. With three city council stats Terry, designated a coun- open in Longwood, June IMr. cmlman in the city charter when mmiann, completing a first twoc g adopted in 1973, subsequently year term in office, has been ion election to a two-year term virtually elected to a second of office, term by having no opposition. - e Courtesy Bus Friday, Nov. 1, -_ . - MIAMI (API A tanker owned by a London company has been identified as the ship that dumped about 100,O() gallons of crude oil off the Florida Keys last summer, the Coast Guard says. The ship's captain, known only to the Coast Guard as V. Psarroulls, was charged Thursday with willful pollution of the ocean and the Keys. He was to be arrested today when the ship docked in Philadelphia, the Coast Guard said. "We have what we believe to be conclusive proof that the Garbis was responsible for the massive oil spill," said [tear Adm. Austin Wagner, commander of the Coast Guard's Seventh District. - Continuing the city to decorate public Central Florida Airport today briefcase and clipboard—to Derby Day" in honor of the was set three psychiatrists and a psychologist who examined the Education Division, Seminole tables in the community with 0 at $10,000. for the mid-day stop In the each pilot, occasion. 21-year-old heiress in jail. Deputies said the arrest Community College, today at checkerboard designs, in order second annual Deltona Derby One of Miss Hearst's attorneys, Albert Johnson, was a its meeting at the Chamber of to provide playing surfaces for race. pected to bring word of th e ruling to her at the San Mateo Commerce Building Concitizens who need only bring Be rnie Palmieri, director of ference Room, County Jail. He said she has expressed interest in the outtheir own checkers or operations at the airport, said i es come. Mrs. Brake told committee chessmen. "the weather was breaking" members she was beginning a Daehn also reported that this morning and the women year-long project of contacting pre pa ratio ns for the Golden pilots were expected to begin Isolated and disadvantaged Age Olympics were proceeding SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) Lynette Fromme, on landing shortly after 11 a.rn. senior citizens, well, with numerous entries trial for attempted assassination of President Ford, has "It looks like a good day for a By ED PRICKETT The audit, prepared by The purpose SHA , Attorney of the project, already recorded In the bowling spent three days in some unorthodox sparring with the Ned Julian Jr. timed-type of race," said Herald Staff Writer Coopers and Lybrand, criticizes said, was ' to pro v ide judge over selection of a jury to decide her fate. But the took exception with some Mrs. Brake and shuffleboard events. Palmieri. the agency for cost overruns, conclusions drawn by the audit the senior citizens with injudge says he expects to get the jury seated and opening The Olympics are scheduled Sanford is a required lunch The director oi the Sanford for families with above and with the conflicting formation on community to begin Monday at 10 a.m., arguments underway before the end of today's court stop on a the 250 nautical mile housing Authority (SHA) today allowable incomes occupying session. first leg of the two day land, sea promised to issue a "massive housing, authority for payment philosophy federal officials resources, health care, and when John DaPonte of Deltona expect agencies like SHA to consumer Information, will make a run bearing the ami air marathon which begins statement"to show there are no of a $4,357 attorney's fee, for operate under, Mrs. Brake said she has tradltlôthil oq,nipic torch. The in St. Augustine and ends at "Improprieties going on" at the poor bookkeeping procedures For example, the $4357 in contacted approximately 20 I..ake"Bran1ky High Schol Naple& ned agency, even though an audit and for a number of additional attorney's fees Julian said disadvantaged and isolated Band will play at the ceremony, Palmieri said the pilots were by an Orlando firm lists several items, was paid to him. What the audit senior citizens to "get an idea of which wfll feature Miss Orlando expected to ta ke off from St. discrepancies The audit spans a 43-month fails to mention is t t ha the fees their problems," and had and Miss Florida as guests. Augustine at 11 a.m. and arrive Authority Director Tom period ending in June. Wilson are n Misdem eanor for legal services per- discovered that transportation '11w Golden Age Olympics in Sanford at various times Wilson said he is in the process said today an audit, by Its very formed was the problem most often will be topped off b) an Awards over a 2%-year period, t J'-e.r-khl Sanford man of guilt and sentenced John between 11:20 am. and 3 p.m. of preparing the statement nature, is highly critical, but report is not accurate mentioned Dance on the evening of The Greater Sanford which will be issued by SHA the director said there Is on fees," convicted of misdemeanor William McClanahan, 22, of 409 Committee Chairman Robert Saturday, Nov. 15, with Jack said Julian, adding violation of the state Editha Circle, Sanford, to spend Chamber of Commerce's officials "on Monday or nothing going on in the agency that he would be "happy to Daehn commented that in his Drummond's Orchestra Airport Committee has set up Tuesday of next week,' of an illegal nature, Psychological Practices Act Five weekends in county Jail make my billings available," ex pe rience with many senior providing the en ter ta inment. has been fined $300 by Circuit beginning January 2 plus five citizens groups, the problem of He said the majority of Medals, furnished by MacCourt Judge Clarence T. years probation starting imtransportation was always Donalds Hamburgers, and money was spent for Johnson Jr. mediately. costs, to file suits and to pay the mentioned as being paramount certificates will be presented to Judge Johnson told Merle E. McClanahan plead guilty on sheriff to serve writs. He said in the minds of the community the Olympics winners. Parker, of Sanford, "I don't June 23 to possession of conmost of the tenants were never older residents. Finally, homer reminded the think the maximum penalty is trolled sunstance in connection evicted, because "in most cases Mrs. Brake said her group Committee that on Dec. 2, at 2 11i. justified in this case." wi th an April 3 incident in which tenants coughed up toe rent." intended to conduct seminars ln p.m., a represen ta tive of Blue. Parker could have been Sheriff's agents and Altamonte He term ed the relationship the community, especially local Cross-Blue Shield wi!I speak at sentenced to a maximum 60 Springs police found cocaine A survey of the occupants of go the next step," and pledged position, "with all the planners, between the Department of housing projects, to distribute the Sanford Civic Center to days in jail and-or $500 fine, with a reported street value of Downtown Sanford is currently his full support for the architects other housing and Urban Develop- the information, explain the Medicare B and Pnrkcr was given 10 days in $1,500 to $2,000 stashed in a bag being tabulated by the development plans. Committee member Jack Program. The program will be professionals he has at his nient (HUD) and the SIIA a which to :y the $300 fine or underneath a bathroom sink at Downtown Development fingertips," to endorse the "dilemma" because "on one homer suggested the Senior hosted by the Sanford Senior face 30 days in county jail. an Springs Council (DDC). Altamonte MISS Jacobson commented DDC's plans "certainly lends hand HUD says don't go out and Citizens Committee work with Citizens Club. The court said a pre-ntence restaurant. Another survey, of property that for a man in Paulucci's credence to our theories." persecute the poor people and investigation report showed owners, will begin next week. throw them into the street McClanahan, a railroad Parker hadn't finished high surveys are part of a on and on the other hand HUD school, had one year of J un ior engineer when he was art multi-faceted Master Plan for is pushes for the rent." dergoing chemo is un therapy downtown redevelopment college "and then the rest was and psychotherapy, according Julian said SHA's operating b' corresinak'nc' courses." hic'li includes training money comes from rental to defense attorney Jack programs for businessmen in The misdemeanor conviction Bridges, property. But the attorney also By DONNA ESTES was in connection with Yellow 'This is so we won't do merchandising techniques and pointed out rent money coming Herald Stalfwriter Pages telephone directory told public relations; a Judge something expensive while the Johnson recruiting inis"not sufficient to operate." advertisements in which the McClanahan that his mental campaign to draw businesses to Circuit Court Judge Robert B. residence into a car but that he federal government Is helping Because the SHA collects ALTAMONTE SI'IUNGS state alleged Parker '-held condition "in no way excuses Sanford; and the formulation of McGregor has scheduled did not know that the furniture insufficient money to operate, decision on whether to —A other cities with ident i cal himself out as a psychologist." what you did" and ordered as a an image for Downtown San- sentencing for a burglary was stolen. projects," Floyd said. Julian said funds were fluoridate the city's water Assistant State Atty. Bill condition of his probation thit ford that will appeal to the defendant round guilty byajury In other business, Com. Judge McGregor ordered requested from HUD, which supply was delay ed by city missioners, Th UTS(by for Dec. 12. Heffernan said t he state m ust he must continue psychiatric public. Robinson held in jail pending "gives the au thority to bIUD," on Palm's commissioners today pending recommendation, awarded a protect Local civic and professional citizens "from treatment "as long completion of a court-ord red J u li an admitted The Jury found Anthony J. SHA investigation by consulting contract for $3,900 to l)&ft organizations unqualified persons" and urged doctor says its pre-sentence investigation are being asked Robinson, 19, Lake Monroe "probably had cost overruns, engineer Bill Palm on the Tractor Service of Winter the court mete the maximum henry Preston Oglesby Sr., to participate In the develop- Te rrace, Sanford , guilty of m PSI), but every devi ation from the availability of federal funding Springs to re pa ir a sentence sentence for Parker "and make 45, of DeBary, was senten ced to merit campaign through the breaking and enteri is approved by BUD drainage ng th wi In other cases, Judge t for the project. an example of him." DDC's Presidents' Committee, system two years probation on a plea behind he SHA can t m no miniod ify the intent to commit a McGregor set bond at $2,000 Palm told commissioners warehouses off SR 436. Palm Parker had also been accused guilty to attempted yrand a body made up of presidents lvin budget without HUD ap- that insta misdemeanor and petty lar- and ordered a PSI for Ca lling equipment at the earlier this w eek asked th if a felony violation of the state larceny. The court orde red and chairmen of several e city Chapman, 18, 314 Campello St., proh, city's five water plants to to hold off awarding Medical Practices Act but the Oglesby to pay $237 to Chester groups. the conRobinson was accused In Altamonte Springs. Wilson says some tenants permit Fluoridation uuld cost a tract until he co The ourt directed a verdict of Wailes for catfish allegedly function of uld check out the connection with the Ui'ft of Chapman pleaded guilty living in authority housing total of 815(X)) and chemicals the firm. acquittal on the felony charge stolen in the case. Presidentn' Committee, ac- furniture on Aug. 7 from e Thursday to th attempted sexual make more money than allowed on an annual basis would cost krore the case went to a Jury Heffernan said restitution for cording to DDC ChIliIlII4ifl JOIUI The city is repairing the ' apartment of Ms. Rosa Brown, battery. He had been docketed by federal guidelines, but he for deliberation on June 24. the fish was part of the Morris, IS to Coordinate thi? William,, Clark drainage system on private for trial this week for the rape said federal g'mideline lie sani his firm, (ilace and i )r 1 rty after owners In other ccntencirs, .Judge negotiakd plea in the grand projects of the groups and the n' did not of an AlLunumite Springs woman permit his agency to eject Radcliffe, would recommend a Robinson testified that he counemi to achieve rixznurn Johnson withheld adjudication larceny caw. act to correct the helped two women load fur- on Sept. 13 In a wooded area at tenants unless "decent mixture of sodium fluoride within the time limits problem impact in realizing the goal housing set by the of niture from the Brown Alt.amonte Springs. in the community is available." crystals on the basis of one part city COrI1mmmLcIon Downtown Sanfoid. A directive from federal per million, He said this ratio Is The Plan for developing the Commissioners were told, officials confirms Wilson's the optimum adding 1.5 parts drainage waters from Central Business District the mIni. ' •ft per million could cause nut- s a rm'hnu i stilrrnent r ii's ed a hrt in ti'' i'rni crc Flood mug . tlingur tth decay. IieiidUie adjacent receritJ when it won the en. ho,i completion It says, "it is inconsistent to key to the optimum operation Is of dorscnwnt of Jeno F Pa'jlucci, the work, the city plans to require a family to move from a good water plant operator, place a lien against the 4 a prum i m neat Sanford property B y public' housing on ground, of which the city already has, ;, temporary courtesy busing sportation for pupils living ow uer who maintains property for the cost involvedIn increased income unless the To Mayor Norman Floyd's correcting request for 90 days for 72pupils within a two mile radius ofthejr resideimees in both Sanford and Sheriff John Polk today Surgery. the drainage, supply of decent housing in the statement that a recentli attending the new Sterling Park school, for which the ditrirt Duluth. Minn fl,.,i .... ,....A ? Vai--1 UWL VJV UU IA, rws sa id an unumscioseu communty is sufficient to Elementary School was ap. receives no state funds as with adopted federal program In a letter dated Oct. 31, and Ray C. Parker has been number of department unenable the family to obtain provides $9 million fci cities preyed i.ith a 3-2 vote by the regular busing, addressed to Sara Jaczdison, transferred to duties as a shift dercixer vice agents will now suitable housing it can afford." shing to go to fluori dation , (uü!' Sthuol Ro.rd the DDC's Executive Direct 1 supervisor wi th the Sher iff's repor t directly to the sheriff or Julia,, said the audit was Wediwsdav night. Palm said he will he receiving (k-ne Derington, representing Paulucci said the DDC had done Department uniform road to Chief Deputy Duane Harrell. sought to establish a clear line all information on the new The re-quest was granted for Sterling Park homeowners, told "an ex ce llent job of analyzing, patrol. Polk has recently started a of demarcation between safet reasons," federal law at a Nov. 19 the board the developer twsrill studying and reducing the Parker had headed the vice program in which high ranking Wilson's diretorslmjp and that workshop, Al Fred Tnvjr, transporta tion provided bicv:'le pihs 0 - j problem and recoinniendatians squarl for three years. deputies are rotated among of Gordon Bradley, who Wilson ift'. T Li i , -, 1"lo)d V.-Ad the aIkds ryJ the fl.I(TU,4 2tI to P4' r 4m(I interes ted persn:i Polk tirmed the transfer of various divisions of the took user from in 1972. in the courtesy busing service would foot wide entrance road (Eagle community will ht IaWucci added that It was Parker as "temporary" t3 fill department so they can gain Wilson said the SHA and notified that the city is holding twgin next week. Drive) is "hazarulous and now up to the City Fathers to in for L William Chandler, experience in various super. not Wit) —.requested the in. off action until after k uut less husii: i trandecide ' hether the" at to who is recovering from recent visvry duties. Palm's pendent audit. attpr'tan, e at the Evening Htrald, Sanford, Fl. Well Plans Halted In Favor Of Contract 0 persons and we ring I ta ken, according to watch and H erald the report filed by Lohr. De puties are Investigating Sheriff's deputies have the reported theft of $450 in ; arrested three men on drug . t. __ .coins and an $800 diamond ring from the residence of Richard W. Walker, 2223 Sussex Road, .1 Jailed Dennis John Lewis, 25 of Winter Park. 500 Queens Mirror Circle, / Deputy Handy Piuman Cassclberry, in lieu of $5,000 crJ1IIIed from a traffic stop on reported the missing coins %pr bond on a charge of possession Include 100 silver dollars and of controlled 'substance.— Airport Boulevard, Sanford. -llagan, 18, no $300 in quarters and half dollars. Michael John - hashish. ieves broke into vehiccs at Th local address, was arrested at In a separate case agents Casselberry by sheriff's three locations Thursday night, I • Jailed Stephen H. Benton, 29, of deputies on a deputies reported , and stole circuit court _________ Nova Road off Wekiva Park warrant charging breaking and citizens band radio units. Road, and Craig Allen Ric. entering a vehicle and grand Timothy P. Murphy of Spring $j ______________________________________________ _____________________________________________ ckmann, 25, in lieu of $10,000 larceny, according to county City, Tenn., reported a $280 bond each after their arrest at jail records. Bond for Ilagan radio unit was taken from his the Nova Road address, auto at Days Inn, SH.46 and 1-4. was set at 145,000, ____________________ _________ Robert Bussey of Sunbury. Sheriff's detectives today Benton and Ricckmann were _4 Penn., told deputies a Cu radio charged with possession of drug were invesUgating the re ported • parapherualla and possession theft of a diamond ring and unit, tape deck and clothing, _____________________________________________________________________________ %Tl.St watch valued at $1,575 total value $730, were taken of controlled substance ______________________ mar ijuana, ;ic'ording to from a l4. ear-oil lusrawilla vtan his auto wa tmurilarii.od whik Ihirkeli at the .,41111V motel. Middk' School .tudent. booking records. Detective David C. J.ohr said Rickey Lee Heath of A story in Wednesday's the boy reported he had Altamonte Springs reported a Herald incorrectly stated that a removed the ring and watch to Cii radio and tools, total value Chuluota man was arrested on wash his hands in a hallway $670, were taken from a dump Beth Landers (left), chief scorer and pilot of this Piper Seneca Ills pictured with co-pilot Beverly a felony marijuana charge. lavatory during a class change truck on Lyman Road off SRLafleur preparing for today's Deltona Derby. The cross-country women's air race touched down In break, lie was knocked down bY 427, Long. gwood Sanford around noon, enroute from St. Augustine to Naples. Land and sea events will be staged Thomas Allen Zander, 18, 510 Saturday at Marco Reach Hotel. (Herald Photo byJean Patteson) Second St., Chuluota, was jailed by Sheriff's Sgt. William Hogan in lieu of $500 bond on a misdemeanor marijuana possession charge. By BOB 14 REA Express Goes Bankrupt; 8,000 To Be Out Of Jobs M ayfair Plant To Supply Lake Mary _ 5-_ _ 5-_ , iI.0 )Il t,ttjl -- ------- _ - - __ - -0 �- E vening I 3k) N FRENCH AVE.. SNF'OflD, FLA. 32771 Area ('ode 30.322-2611 or 831.9993 Got a beef that you'd like to take to your congressnurn? Want to get some criticism of our federal government oil your chest? How about talking about those gripes Just to get it all out in the open? Especially where it will be heard! Seminole County residents will have that op. portunity next week when Richard Kinney, Central Florida district assistant to U.S. Senator Lawton Chiles, will be in the area to assist constituents with any problems th ey may be encountering with agencies of the federal government. According to Sen. Chiles, Kinney will work to assist the residents of Seminole County with problems concerning social security, medicare, veterans benefits, disability compensation and, In general, with any federal agency where corninunicatlons or assistance has broken down. On Thursday, Nov. 13, Kinney will be here in Sanford in the County courthouse conference room from 8:30a.m. until 10:308.m. From 11a.m. until 12 noon he'll be in the council chambers at the city hail in Lake Mary. From 3 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. on Thursday, Kinney 1 Friday, Nov. 7. 1975-4A ,Around WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher It. RICHARD LONG, Editor WlIJJAM Ii CURRIE, Managing Editor ROBERT C. MARKEY. Advertising Director 9 __ INNEOMW lktii I)eliverv: Week. 5 rents. Month, $2.40; 6 Months, $1120 Ytar. 52R 40 By Mail: In Florida same as home delivery. All other mail: Month, 12.70: 6 Months, $16.20; 12 Month s, $32.40. J L ,~N ______ Ford Shows Way The Clock To Cut Spending in Congress are persisting in their complaints that President Ford has thrown them a curve in demanding a $28 billion cut in federal spending as the price for a $28 billion tax cut. If they are s'trprised it's because they haven't kept their eyes on the pitcher. Mr. Ford has been winding up for this new thrust at budget control for almost a year. The President's ideas about the growth of the federal budget were spelled out in his of the mon message last Jan. 15. "For decades," he said, "we have been voting ever-increasing levels of government benefits—and now the bill has come due. We have been adding so many new programs that the size and growth of the federal budget has taken a life of its own." He called then and in his budget message that followed on Feb. 3 for a policy of embarking on no new s pending programs and for restraining the built-in momentum for growth of those already on the books. Mr. Ford has sent the current Congress no fewer than 64 specific recommendations for budget reciss ions and deferrals that would check the rate of spending growth. This desire to hold back the expansion of existing programs is woven through the messages that have accompanied Mr. Ford's vetoes of several education, health and welfare measures this year. Democrats will be in the council chambers at the city hail in Winter Springs. Kinney's Friday schedule calls for him to be availatle to the public in the commission chambers from 9a.m. to 11 am, at the Altamonte Springs city hail and from 11:30 until 1 p.m. he'll be in Casselberry at the city hail council meeting room, People in the Oviedo area itill get their crack at Kinney on Friday afternoon from 2:30 to 4 at city hail. In announcing yesterday that his aide would be in the area, Chiles said, '1 hope people will feel free to come and talk wi th Richard about any problems with the federal government or to express their views on current legislation. I am In touch with him regularly and it's certainly helpful to me when I'm in Washington to hear from him about the concern of Central Floridians." Okay, Seminole countlans, you've got your chance to state your case. And it's your own fault if you don't. state Of N IN RAY CROMLEY )~/ Un qualif ied . "Gentlemen: I have recently read a story . WASHINGTON (NEA) A friend of mine, about a purple coloring which might cause :'à then at the Environmental Protection Agency, cancer. If it does, I would appreciate your letting was asked by agency attorneys to devise a me know about it as soon as possible." practical sensor to determine when the tern"Dear Mr. Secretary: What are potassium perature of water in a river or lake rose by a sorbate and monosodium phosphate? P.S. I am . / tenth of one degree. suscious." lie complied, then asked what they wanted the .•1i-. ) These are excerpts two letters out of 9 IV gadget for. We'll put one near every nuclear some 200,000 communications received by the I ~% "', power plant, they said. And if the water ternFood and Drug Administration each year from , .. ` , I*. 191 perature goes up a tenth of a degree, we'll slap Americans concerned about what Is going into q' the owner with a violation. their food, and into their bodies, and who are . Nonsense, said my scientist friend. What taIfle1 and frightened ". by the sometimes ..' .'. evidence do you have a tenth of a degree would unpronounceable names of chemicals y flnd MA make any difference? 2. food packages and containers. They are " % That's not the point, the 1awyrs replied. ;71~ _1, _;i"JZ * I , The White House disclosed recently that Air. reprinted in a recently published book aptly water temperature is illegal. Ford began last June to get heads of federal named 'Panic in the Pantry." Luckily that ruling has been changed. But it Co.authored by Elizabeth M. Whelan, Sc.D., departments and agencies to look at their budget took a battle. and Frederick J. Stare, M.D., chairman of the -::--requirements for 1976-fl with in the framework of a /4/ More recently, the chairman of the advisory department of nutrition at Harvard School of . slowed-down rate of grow th . Th e President now has DEs committee for one EPA division suggested that Public Health, 'Panic in the Fntry" has been f.4' ... in hand projected budgets which represent the $28 some strict new requirements being placed on causing as much controversy as some of the -...---billion in "cuts" that would be hiked to a tax industry might be unreasonable and technically food-scare stories it attempts to refute. reduction next year. incorrect, and therefore might better be checked Certainly, it Is going against the popular trend .., by a government board of independent scientists What tends to be lost in the political outcry today to maintain that the foods Americans eat to determine their validity. are, on the whole, safe, wholesome and from Congress is th at Mr. Ford is actually '75• The answer came back. These effluent nutritious LGU and that any dangers posed by muchproposing a $25 billion increase in federal spending limitations are prepared by our legal counsel criticized "artificial" additives are remote. for the next fiscal year a budget of $395 billion and we them to stand up In court, because Concern over food Is nothing new. In the I940, compared with the current $370 billion. The we know there will be suits and they will go to for example, one book caused panic In a lot of trimming he proposes would prevent the budget court. So we can't take It to the technical experts pantries by linking milk drinking with cancer. from increasing to $423 billion, the figure it would You suggest, because they might make changes. S OW But ever since the cranberries ware in the I %ft, ~ reach if the growth syndrome which he warned 'Men we'd be formd to send theregulatioris back Americans have been bombarded with a suc~ ~ ~ ,' ' to our attorneys. And they might not like what about last January were to continue unchecked, cession of claims or reperts linking this or that the scientists had done. food or pesticide or additive with this or that The howls of protest from congressional The ironies of Harriet Beecher Stowe's After a spell at school teaching, she married As a result of this atmosphere at EPA, the disease or disorder. connection with Florida seem endless. Democrats may be premature. There is nothing to Calvin Stowe, a theologian and settled down and agency is being gutted of the first-rate scientific Yet little is said about the role of additives in The fervent abolitionist author of "Uncle to suggest, as some have complained, that Mr. Ford produce abundant progeny in the fashion and technical staff it opened with. My friend, a drastically reducing the Incidence of stomach Tom's Cabin" which did I has taken a wild swing at budgetary figures in his so much to destroy the of those days. Times were hard and scientlat of some note who now holds a high post cancer among Americans or the fact that im. Old South became late in life one of the state's Calvin was not a good provider. Hattie began to in another agency, says that every technical tax cut-spending cut proposals. Ccngress now faces proved nutrition has enabled more people to live biggest boosters, write sketches for religious magazines "for the man of ability he knew at the time he was there the fact that when the President asks for a $28 to the ages where cancer or heart disease arc She established her wayward son on a pay." has now left the agency. billion tax cut to be enacted ths fall, he is prepared threats. plantation that was once owned by Zeph.;iiah The Beechers and the Stowes inevitably were One area's scientific and technical staff has All foods, the authors point out, are composed Kingsley, notorious slave trader, to submit a budget early next year that embodies caught up in the abolitionist movement. Henry shrunk by 90 per cent. In one field closely inof chemicals, and it wouli be just as easy to whip $28 billion less in new spending A fierce guardian of her personal privacy, she Ward Beecher, reductions which Hattie's famous brother, urged volving public health there is not cue board. up a scare over the "natural" hydrogen cyanide willingly posed on the lawn of her winter home at her to lend so many members of Congress say it is impossible her pen to the cause, certified physician serving. in lima beans as over cyclamates, If laboratory Mandarin on the St. Johns as tourist boats to make. T he flash came one day In a dream-like The technical decisions are now being made by rats where led the same massive doses that led floated by. trance at church. It was Communion Some Democrats say Mr. Ford is trying to a Sunday. different breed. As the FDA to ban the artificial sweetener. "Uncle Tom's Cabin" was devastating the long ritual continued, Hattie had a vision create a campaign issue for 1976 with his proposal. of One example will suffice. An EPA official the propaganda against the slave-holding states but an old black slave being beaten Drs. Whelan and Stare have little good to my by a brutal other day in a small meeting said that her That it could become a potent one is obvious. At this Mrs. Stowe's Florida articles, published as overseer. The whole background, about the Delaney Clause, which the FDA the whole plot secretary, a young lady just graduated from point it would seem the only hope for the "Palmetto Leaves," made powerful amends, yoked in the case of cyclamates. That amendof the story took shape. Scarcely conscious, she college last June In geology, had been made a They were much better Democrats to defuse it is to stop eying "can't do" ment to the Food and Drug Act states that no written than her recalled later, she gathered her children and project director in effluent standards. — which only plays into the President's hands — food additive "I be permitted in the food masterpiece and they appeared when Mrs. hurried borne. She began to write Feverishly. This young lady, whose experience consists of and give the $28 billion reduction goal the same supply If it is shown to induce cancer in man or Stowe was in the bright afternoon of her fame, using all the notepaper in the house, then cutting a few months as secretary to the chairman of a animal regardless of the size of the dose or the considered an oracle by thousands of readers. up brown paper bags to record the inspired board which considers serious consideration that budget officials in the effluents, ,,will on the Her impact on Florida was incalculable, for passages. length of time it was fed. administration already have given it. basis of reading the literature, decide." She'll her love affair with this tropical land lent a glow But too much of anything, even common table In one long period of labor, the heart of "Uncle have a strong voice In deciding what effluent to her prose. salt, can cause harm if ingested In amounts Tom's Cabin" was done, limits will be "and her decisions will be cast In 41 In the winter season of 1874 alone, 50,000 exceeding that in the normal diet. Hesitantly, Mrs. Stowe wrote the editor of a concrete," the official said. l floated on excursion boats past Mrs. Stowe's weekiy magazine that published her occasional Whether or aot many Americans will be Present and past EPA officials tell me this is home, hoping catch a gluips of the state's articles that she was sending "an abolitionist no isolated example. The competent scientists Samplings of complaints received by the U.S. Postal Set.. persuaded by 'Panic In the Pantry" and its most famous part-time resident, piece" that might run three or four installments, and technicians the agency vice ha%v shown that pahwu gripe the most about letters, cards admonition that, in moderation, we eat, drink started with have It is odd that the peace which had eluded her As flesh and bones were added to that first been heavily replaced with eager young men and and packages taking too long to be delivered or not being and be wary of those who raise questions about since girlhood came at last to Harriet Beecher gush of composition, "Uncle Tom's Cabin" ran women, each with a cause, but with delivered at all. Undaunted, the Postal Service is setting up a the safety of our food, the book would seem to be little or no Stowe on the banks of a Florida river, on and on, installment after installment, a much-needed counterbalance to the continuing new nationwide complaint service which provides for background for deciding whether the regulations Her life had not been easy. Daughter of the Book publication was Inevitable. Hattie told they are proposing and helping enforce are disgruntled citizens to write out their tale of woe and entrust flood of other books, articles and television stern Lyman Beecher, patriarch of a line of lire- her husband she hoped it would earn enough to logical, whether they are it to the mails, programs which have made eating not an enscientifically correct, and-brimstone preacher, Hattie was introverted buy her a new dress. No one foresaw its sen. or whether they help or hinder the ecology or Still , the new system does tell us something about the Postal joyable but an anxiety-provoking activity. and at times demon-ridden. sational success. human beings. Service's confidence in itself. Local tjnast who want to impress patrons with an efficient response to their complaint are being told they do not have to reply by mail. They can use the telephone. - - - -. ., - .. ' . ,. I . I from W W1 IE BR F -- I.. - .. . ., - - ,'. ... ' , ,, - . -. . I. . . - - on . - -. . • • . •. . ' - A .•-. - - --- - - s -. • ' . BERT COLLIER e - - Phone Mai to - JACK ANDERSON -NMEMMWEEN-W~ BERRY'S WORLD FBI's Goose Gets More Than The Gander WASHINGTON The FBI has always which they do business, We FBI insurance required its agents to toe the line. The standards program theoretically is independent of the FBI. are strict, the rules rigid. Agents have been The agents run It, however, with Feeney as disciplined fIr accepting a football ticket or a president and Jenkins a board member, free meal. In explaining the Kelley junket, the FBI said: Th ......... Yet FBI officials haven't always obeyed £ ui purpi f Inc Ui[) as 101' the regulations that they have imposed on the Prudential executives. to meet with Mr. rank and file. Kelley and key members of the (health inThe late J. Edgar Hoover accepted race-track surance program). 1)uring this meeting, items of vacations from Texas tycoon Clint Murchi,on mutual interest.., were discussed." and used FBI agents town for him. His The Ff31 said Prudet,tial didn't pay travel successor, L Patrick Gras HI, took to fl1ng itt'!, (r i.'(lI •.,., . ..7.. I_il - U I I top . wi.ii . - - - -, ' - o . . -_- 1972, recalls former FBI bigwig John Motu', write himself into a client's will Is a breach of 'people In the oil businei,s would call (Tolson) on legal ethics. Mohr explained that he was acting the phone and tell him, 'We've got a good one for Tolson as a friend, not as his lawyer, and that going here, do you want to get in on it, Clyde?' Tolson specifically ordered him to write himself And I guess he would get in on it." into the will 1kspitc his wealth, the aged Tolson Mohr denied emphatically, meanwhile, that demanded $4,500 from the J. Edgar Hoover he took the mysterious "Hoover papers" out of Foundation for some books Hoover had willed the late FBI chief's old house where they him. When the foundation's director complained reportedly had been stored. All he removed, said bitterly, Tolson retorted: "Pay the $4,500 or Mohr, were "several boxes of spoiled wine," a forget it." half-dozen boxes of trash and '15 or 20 Jars o f When Tokon'c tL'c ,aa-'tt k-. -- rnnft4'r . 4 rfr'r4 iii 0.... Is 4 W.)IIU 1 ' - - ) '\ j ' HOSPITAL NOTES Mrs. Leroy (Deborah) Alexander & baby girl, Sanford DLSCIIARGES Sanford: Kenneth S. AnderEon Frances L. Costantino Albert H. Lee Susan K. Palmer Cynthia Smith Lena Weaver Lora C. Williams Billy U. Smith, Chuluota Leon If. Lormel, DeBary Donna M. hay's, Deltona Thomas W. Hughes, Deltona Evelyn Morgan, Deltona James G. Payne, Longwood Bernice M. Parsell, Orange City Arthur K. Schwahn, Winter Park AREA DEATHS f HUBE8T WRENN Hubert Allen Wrenn, 48, of 2517 Princeton Ave., Sanford, died Wednesday night In Ocala. He was a carpenter and a tn&'rii 1w r of the Jordan . - -. ," - , -. . -S. I -. ' . It . I . — - :; jy' 4 . Burlington, NC. five brothers, Jack, Burlington; James, Miami; Harley, Louisiana and Roy and Ivan, both of Burlington; six sisters, Mrs. Irma Cozart, Burlington; Mrs. Nnniii;i I'rIc Eau (allii' ' .' - . . - . , , I Of - , - . . ,' 'i 'Th ,' . . . . Al -/ . . ' . For Insurance .. • . . - A t . .' _______ . - S bid_" ____ , I _I~~11 ____ -i- ,, - 'nr- SEMINOLE BAND IN FESTIVAL r---- . have to be bid b) the board -----, Over the years, the board has Tilrr' on used Karns and McKibbin as its R ICE Serninole 11119hSch6ol Band, under thediret,tionof Bandinastcr 51artha Oestreich, has In members 'insurance adviscry com. CALL MILLERS-. II I ho iilll he taking part in the Chitan-Evening Herald Seminole ('owity School Band Festival mittee.' They have placed the — —I tomorrow night at the Seminole High Stadium. The band was chosen to march in the America on proper kind and amoun t of Parade at Disney World and has marched in the Gasparilla Parade In Tampa and area 2619 Orlando Dr. Christmas needed insurance," said parades. I Harris. ,r, lie said the board has relied ALL MEN'S. LADIES .~ AND CHILDREN'S DRESS on their recommendation and placed its insurance under their SHOES . direction •-. Harris said an attorne) 7t 1.1.. OFF general's opinion about five a , aio SAVINGS BIG VALUES years ago pointed out it was In . I4rflJ yrvavy the best public interest to call -. for bids for Insurance. He said Surpl ij previous boards believed it was 310 SANFORD AV. — ______ ______________ — - I'ISE V = I !' :, . • . L I - -. . 25% -- -# L'I:' .-. - __ ' -. ' - -.. i;.' '' us • • . - •' I J. £, . . . c •, " , \ '. - / -. -- - - - - . . i__P - " -7 .. - . b A klrt " ' P LA Y L I I .Fpw- - --- -,Z -. -rilopki __________ (h'kdo thigh School Band, under the direction of Richard Feinberg, will also play in the bend Festiva Saturday. This outstanding musical organization toured Europe in 1974 and is planning a trip ti 11.1%ail to take part In the Bict-niennial Music Festival Were. CALENDAR NOV. 10 Christmas Bazaar, Rolling Orange Audubon Society, 7:30 Hilts Moravian Church, SR 434 p.m., Central Christian Church, longwood, 9:30 a.m. to 8 p.m. 250 W. Ivanhoe Blvd., Orlando Turkey dinner, noon to 7 p.m. Speaker Jerry Cutlip superintendent of Corkscrew Rummage Sale, Christ Swamp Wildlife Sanctuary, wh o Episcopal Church, Longwood, ill show slides. Open to public, beginning 9 NOV. 10 Sanford-Seminole Art Assn., 7:30 p.m., Curtural Arts Building, 5th and Oak, Sanford. Demonstration by K. V. Tatich. Local school advisory committees .irecting with County Advisory Committee, lyuian IIig)- School, Longwood. 7:30 p.ni. - Womt'n of the Moose Chapter Night, 8 1). 1m, Lodge home on Palmetto Avenue, &IflfOr(t, _ , -_~~ __ __ "Hellc.I'rri our foal Safccu I represent Safeco because it offers .m insurance plan tailored to the indiiduai And one of the best things about Safc protection is that It usually costs le-is "Safeco has long been knov -n for fast. fair claims sarn.ice But not enough drivers are aware just how competitive Safeco prices are I offer Safeco because Safeco really h. something to offer' If you'd like to knrs w the details, drop rn% nffce o crnp! give mc a caL aIfl! We Can Help You Find Your Dream House Read HOME-Ever Sunday ' Roe &&9.16 GRAND OPENING NOVEMBER 81h and 10th thru 15th ", Smile, you're with Safeco DISCOUNT 1 0 °!0 ON OUR ALREADY LOW PRICES Seminole High School Band Parents, 7:30 p.m., band room. Now & Second Hand Furniture & Misc. Items lau al school advisory commIttee meeting with Adivsory Co mmittee, I.VtiLIIi high School, 731) p iii NOV, I Suburban Republican Women's Club, 10 a.m., Oak Harbour, 550 Maitland Ave., Altamonte Springs. Speaker, Kirby iSkv King) Grant, of TV fame and organizer of Sky King Youth Ranch of America Silent auction. 2535 PARK DR., SANFORD Goldsboro Elementary PTA, 7:30 p.m., school auditorium Open house to follow. NOV. 12 Senior ('iIi,cns and Friends, register (air Florida Guideposts. First Federal of Seminole Thursday's high 81. Over. asst'nibly room on First Street night low 65. Rainfall was .19 F'ilIItS, slides and talks by Doris inches. Rogers Cost to reigster $2 for Partly cloudy to occasionally in %% veks. 10 urn to noon. ('lass cloudy through Saturday. spousurtl by Project Oasis and Showers likely today. Chance of Seminole ('omiaiunity ('tallege. a few showers tonight and Free Blood pressure tests, 24 Saturday. Highs in the low to pin, Adventist Church, 7th and mid 80s. Lows in the up.ier 60s I':Irii, Sanford to low 70s. Mostly southeast I', 10(15 10 to 15 tIanti (I,'( - r,':IIfl,' WEATHER - li_m~ 4- "I 'd like to show you the best auto insurance plan available. - -h--- -- Rummage sale sponsored b) Xi Beta Eta chapter of Beta Sigma Phi, 9 a.m to 3 p.m., mi K. Fir-St St., Sanford. NOV. 8-9 Winter Springs Volunteer Fire Depart. turkey shoot, 11 a.Iii. to 5 p.m., Saturday; 1-5 p.m., Sunday. SR 434 and N. Fairfax, Winter Springs. - , ~__ .-I --X,'V~--~^ ~ - ~------.. A -I= I`] ________ 0 VIEDO HIGH - ' - ____ - -- - tr" - IV--.JMNWI EEM on - — , - I _______J FI : ' "' T. LI... — fl.,... I IV flUfJI1UI - NOV. 6, W75 .- .. - Friday, Nov. 7, 1975—SA HYJOEASKREN better to purchase itainsurance Herald Staff Writer through Bob Karns and Alex The Seminole County School McKibbin since "they're ex. -i Board plans to ex pand next pens In insurance and the ,' year its list of bidders for in- board has none." / coverage, "They've given us free the premiums for which cost Service over the years," said $640,000 annually to its finance Harris. . k'., officer, Karns and McKibbin also "d "We plan to expand our bid handled a total of $59,394 in . list next year to include Orlando annual insurance coverage this insurance agents in keeping year for the City of Sanford, \ with the desires of the board," according to City Clerk Henry . said Roger Hnrris, assistant N. Tamm Jr. They are also two I superintendent for Finance, of the five members on the .\ -. Harris said the board never insurance advisory committee \ . called for insurance bids until for Sanford. this year, and then only llari'is said he understands received ftee responses from the risk manager of the Orlando ? !! ' uaikd out, County School fl'i:ird received Of the three the two low only fourinsurrnce bids from 50 '.'-' i __________ successful bidders were Karns mailed out this year. Insurance Agency and The "I'm not a risk manager, so I , McKibbin Agency, Harris said. can't explain the small . Sf I', , , I , - 1 , . - - . - - .1 - - Board Seeking More Bidders I I : : -- ' - - -ti.. - , . F ( - .- iu MADRID, .Spain IA!') Gen. Francisco Franco was rushed to a hospital today after suffering new intestinal hemorrhaging, the government said. An official announcement said he was moved to the La Paz clinic on Madrid's outskirts from his Pardo Palace as a "preventive measure" in case of more hemorrhaging. He had been bedridden at the palace for three weeks. Franco received an emergency blood transfusion at the palace earlier today, his doctors said. ADMISSIONS: Sanford: Nancy Armnondi Eunice M. Barnes William A. Brown Georgia A. Frazier Frances L. Garrow Lorraine Graham Troy L. Keltt Frederick H. Martin Edsel It. Minter Sr. Isabel K. Pearsall Stanley Potter Daniel C. Smith Reginald Hancock, Dellary Mane J. Carney, Deltona Ernest J. Toupin, Deltona Melanie L. Wright, Enterprise Pepper C. Gentile, Fern Park Carolyn E. McClain, Geneva - Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. I ;.. - . (W I y ill __ . 41. - ' . . - - Florida An .if . . -1 KILOMETER EIGHT, Inside Spanish Sahara (AP) ore than 100,000 M oroccans spent co desert 21 2 miles from the Spanish army's front line of barbed wire and armored cars barring theira into the Spanish Sahara. The Spanish army claimed It had planted 20,000 mines behind the barbed wire but many Moroccan bfflclals thought the Spanish were bluffing. want - : -. Moroccans Camp Near Army - ,L ,t . - - - A . ., # & 'L I . NEW DELHI, India tAPi — Bangladesh had another upheaval in its top government echelon today as the army chief ousted four days ago announced he was running the country as chief martial law administrator'. Radio Bangladesh said thousands thronged the streets of Dacca, the capital, to cheer the "heroic comeback" of Maj. Gen. Ziaur Rahman. There was nomenuonof Abu SadatMohanedSayem, the chief justice of the supreme court who was omthas president Thursday, his predecessor, Khondakar Mushtaque Ahmed, who became president when Sheik Mujibur Rahman was murdered last August, or of Maj. Gen Kh.alid Musharaf, sbo replaced Gen. Rahman as army chief of staff Monday. .. I. - I 0* 0 - - - . . ,.-. ~ - Bangladesh Has Upheaval '. - ? I 1~, 1%V _ - 4 .'. Alter seen weeks of arguments and four- weeks of deliberation a five-member panel from th e 13-man supreme court unanimously upheld the legality of retroactive amendments to the election law which ParliaIilent passed to extricate Mrs. Gandhi from her legal djfflculties. The amendments declared that th e actions for which Mrs. Gandhi was convicted last June 12 were no longer illegal. Harm A -.- F NEW 1)ElJII, India Al' I'runt' Miniter 1u'hra (;arI(il1 ',cuti her battle in the courLs today to void the conviction on charges of corrupt campaign prac tices which led her to resort to emergency rule four months 11 - - Gandhi Wins Court Battle Advisors ew Book - - . LISBON, Portugal APi — Acting on orders from Portugal's supreme military authorities, armed paratroopers invaded a leftist radio station before dawn today, cleared it of employes and then set off three explosive charges that wrecked one of its transmitters, the goverflm( said. Just alter the attack on Radio Renascenca in a Lisbon suburb. a bomb exterisively damaged the studios of Radio ('lube, a Communist station in Oporto, 175 miles to the north . About 60 paratroopers took part in the Radio Renascenca raid, according to (X)PCON, the continental security command. The station Is owned by the Roman Ca th olic Church but has been under control of leftists since they seized it months ago. Bill Currie ,. .. - Civitan-Evening Herald Band Participants Bomb Leftist Radio Station 4.r _b_v5;. - I '.., , - . 0 - rr; - WORLD - 'l , RU . ________________ - . Pan try Panic Is Su b iect :- - You're missing a good bet if you don't venture out to Seminole High School Stadium tomorrow night at 7:30 to take in the First Annual Civitan- .1 - - Evening Herald Seminole County Band Festival. For the price of just $2, you'll be able to hear the swinging sounds of no less than seven area high school bands, and, while you're enjoying the music, you can rest assured that your $2 contribution Is going to help each of the bands involved in the performance. Many people seem to think that the festival Is of a competitive nature, but it just Isn't SO. Lyman, Lake Brantley, Each of the bands Lake Howell, Oviedo, Seminole and Bishop Moore will receive a trophy of equal valueand each high school band program will share in the proceeds. Ticketsarestillpvailable from any band booster or at Music Unlimited, Sanford Plaza; Outer Limits, Altamonte Mall; or at The Evening Herald. This is not an occasion when you just fork your money over and get nothing in return. You'll hear some of the finest musical selections in the land while at the same time helping your favorite high school band. Do yourself a favor and take in this per(ormance. __ DON OAKLEY - -T ONY SSI _0& 2417 S. 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Si,yICei with classes Ne all si Fstivwilslp Coffee Betwues services UMYF 5:11pm Pasior PaiNe EvialIs,Ws,gNlp '-yt,cJ 5 The A,nqq.jn 5th Soc.t Christian Science ALL SOULS CATHOLIC CHURCH 750 Oak Avi . SAniwd Ff .51455 £is PSINe Fr, S K Stas Aid. Pastor Sol .V'IMIIS 1 sop m. Sus U.i.tt C,ii...rnj.Sa? Sunday - I ~ - - lrj~* - oo, ' ..- " II Mans. y 10pm We*iei4ayS.qc, 1:14-16 3:1-4 .'a'a"ay Jn,1nne,lrtj ~~~ :~ - ij Tk f. , ,, Lola ay ,,_ uiuruay IlUd I Thessalonians Luke I Corinthians 25:3440 95:3-7 5:1-3 21:5-9 15:51-54 3"W "r Kf ,; jW ,iff --~_+- R- I-i) - "-,I f 1107 Cu-veeCwuseyCtss I Upsala Reads Rev DarwiaSAis 5c55I PaINe 'wan Mor ON me we? shi Is Swam P ISp in • • men's -M PAOLAw:SLIYAUCNUIOI Prayer Breakfast ly Np,t Ohl lit 44 A Orealte Ave.. Paola 9 41 a low losoll A 41% Thursday Fain 'S4II & 11414 I" Ir say S~ moreti" Worship t.418 In. IS "a soo. vpper Is, . Wed Eve Friday Nov 7 175-7A . '' . . ..-- T , Y' -MMOMEMW this theme might have been life does not consist in the taken from Deuteronomy abundance of the things he Chapter 8 in Holy Scripture. possesses?" This chapter in the Bible has And then the second half of two main parts: The first is a the cha pte r speaks about th e command to remember: then results of reflection. Proper ______ .-- J __________ ________________ _____________ ____________________ (r _______ . . Pastor The Lutheran Church of tse Redeemer Mold." It almost seenu as if Can you see that "a person's . . advice for - -: -:- -•. ' -•-... . . . '' • . •.- - .• . li, 'sI J The national theme of the live by bread alone" as Christ Bicentennial Is "A Past to Jesus says. Re flect on your life Remember. . .A Future to and on the life of our nation. :. t -j I n . . •1 1. " •T. irX ' V, , ' - . J, - a, Pastor's Corner I - the future is given, remembering of the past - :- e, consisting of (from left) certain things that are hap. "eat and are full" then it is time SERVXE PLANNED Rev. Kenneth Iloltuf I'inecrest Baptist, Rev. Charles E. Davis Jr., minister of music and youth, First pening to us because we are too to recognize where the gifts BaPtist; and Rev. Leo King, First United Methodist and Rev. Douglas Porter, Free Methodist close to them. IV. only way to JCSLIS. He sees YOU, After He'd preached, Jesus told Peter to launch out and let down th e nets one more time. Peter knew that — fish in the erystal.cle;,r Sea ti Galilee don't strike in (L'Iytirne because they can see the nets. "Nevertheless," he said, "at your word I will do IL" The fish began to hit the net, and the fishermen caught more than they could haul in! It was a net-brealdng, boat- came from and give God the Church, is making plans for the annual community service tc be held Nov. 2* at Sanford Civic Center really see what is happening first place of recognition. at 7:30 P.M. %'e "ill thank GssJ. One of U' and to understand IS to put __________ some distance be tween our. primary expressions of sin L; selves and the events. 4&J ingratitude. Like the 10 lepers Trini De'd*icates American citizens our nation is in Scripture, God sometimes ifice asking us to do this during this has to ask of us: "Were not 10 Bicentennial year: to examine healed, where are the nine?" When Peter saw the miracle he fell down before the Lord and the past of America; to learn said, "Depart from me, Lord, I'm a sinful man!" That's the real We will depend on God. The Dedication Service of with the Ensemble. A slide Fishers of Men club of the Church Choir will sing "Psalm more about our nation's great danger of prosperity is importance of a miracle to show us our need of God and bring Trinity United Methodist presentation of the College will Altamonte Community Church us close to Hun. 150" by Lewandowski, and the history; to search for traditions self-sufficiency. independency. Church edifice, will be Sunday be presented at this service. at 8 a.m., Sunday. Many peo ple don't turn t God until th eir backs ar that are molding the present. Many people really believe that Youth II Choir will sing e to the at 3 p.m. Rev. S.S. Robinson The church is located at 2460 Peed will discuss the merit Is No luire" by Hopper. wall. God didn't get my attention until I was flat on my back, and congregation of the Simp.. Sanford Ave. In His Written Word, the Lord they don't need God - that is, selection of judges anti dying with tuberculosis. I'd say a large percentage of the people God asks us to do the same they think that way until they son United Methodist Church, specialization by lawyer i thing-to reflect, to look back. are "flat on their back and ffie who turn on our television program or write to me have urgent Jacksonville will do the First Methodist designated areas. needs, S011ie desperate. They've realized they can't dolt alone "And you shall reme m ber" only way to look is up!" dedicatory honors. Katie ft. Plans will also be made for and they need help, God's help. And God responds to Kople like Burke is chairman, Ilev. A. The Lord God wants us to The youth choir at First We are to reflect and thie public chicken barbecue to that. Women's Day benefit remember because if we fail to remember that God has Rutledge, district superin. United Methodist church of be given by the club on Dec. 13. musica l program at New Mt. do that - especia ll Those fishermen weren't believers vet - but th rough th eir tendent and Rev. A. J. Mack, Sanford will sing at both y remember brought us to this place - not need they be gan to believe and soon became followers o Sunday is Stewardship Calvary Missionary Baptist His gifts to us-we will be our morning se rvices this Sunday. Sunday and members of ch f our pastor. might, our talents, our ur ch Church, at 2:30 p.m. Charity robbed of contentment in the Lord. Ordinary men th ey were, yes, but through a miracle of God The ch ancel choir will also sing will be called upon by can- Dixon, Emma Mathews, are present. So, we must pause and power. in th em th ey became ex traordinary. at the 11am, worship service, vassers. First Presbyterian enairmen and Rev. G.L. Sims, reflect. Our lives depend on And good remembering An evening service at 7:30 pastor. results in loving God. One of the our nation sugg ests O God First Presbyterian Church of will have Dr. Walter 13. Lake Mary greatest dangers is that we comniands it. Sanford will sponsor a picnic Rutland, superintendent of the Oviedo Baptist begin to worship the gif ts and Southern sts Sundayforallyoungadultsout DeLandDlstrict,preaching, He Nazarene What is to be the content not t he Giver. We t urn God's of high school to the early 30's will also conduct the annual Special revival services will Dr. Joseph Pipkir., an this remembering? Not all blessings into idols. So, do we from 2-5:30 p.m. at Ft. Mellon charge conference in the be in progress Nov. 7-9 at the Orlando dentist, will be "remembering" is good. There love God more than His gifts? Park on the lakefront. The sanctuary. New officers for the Church of the Nazarene, us speaking at the evening service are some things that should be Can we say with the prophet n vT e n t I 0 n church will provide drinks but coming year will be elected. forgiven and Crysta l Lake Ave., in Lake of the First Baptist Church forgotten. Ilabba kik: "Though the fig those attending are ask to bring Jaroy Weber, president of the Ot he r out-of-state speakers f()()(J Mary. Rev, Don Henderson, a Sunday. Dr. Pipkin does Scripture tells usto'mnember tree doesnotbboom norfntbe as potato chips, St, James Southern Baptist Convention, will include Landrum P. dynamic s peaker, will be missionary work every year on God's Way, God's Work, God's on the vines, the pr oduce of the sandwiches or catsup, and will be the featured speaker at Leavell, president of the New Rev. Richard Thigpen has preaching in the servi ces. The a volunteer basis with the Wondem" Israel was caned to olive fall and the fields yield not the 11 4th annual session of the Orleans Baptist Theological softball, sports equipment such as been called as minister of St. Osborne family from Ocoee will Foreign Mission Board of the reflect on the path they had food, the flock cut off from the basketball and James ÂME Church, Florida Baptist State Con. Seminary; James L. Sullivan, vo Cypress be br in ging special m usic and Southern Baptist Convention, tr aveled for 40 years through fold and there be no herd in the ll eyball. Anyone in th is age vention meeting in Sarasota former president of the Baptist gr singing in the revival. Services Pipkin's talk will be illustrated the wilderness, stalls, yet I will rejoice in the ou p Is invited to attend. Nov. 10-12 at the Van Wezel Sunday School Board; Mrs. are at 7:30 Friday and Saturday with slides of his mission work. The Hebrew people were to Lord, I will joy in the God of my a Future plans call for a Auditorium. see that it was God's Way, not salvation."(*) Ro be evening, and on Sunday at 10 . The dent ist has been invited their own. So it is to rt Fling, president of the camping retreat at Anastasia day. God is a.m. and 7p.m. Dr. James F. Craves, pastor Women's Missionary Union in State Park near St. Augustine .1*) Help in the preparation of Y'e of t he First Baptist Church in the State of New York; and to share the work of medical sUllincontroiGd'sWorksaxe this article was received from _ -4-Wmissionswith thechurchtokjck sometimesmcanttohumble us Nov. 21.23 and a ('iri.stma. -Nativity St. Petersburg and president of James T. Draper of the First party. For further information . "The Bicentennial Prayer" • . ' Of a week of study on medical God is constantly at work materiats of The World Home the 700,000 member Florida Baptist Church of Dallas, contact Rev. Ken Mullis or Jan Tin' mobile unit of the missions sponsored by the aching us that "Man does not Bible League. Baptist State Convention, will •rezaL Seminole County Blood Bank church's Women's Missionary te _______ Jenkins. gavel the expected 3,000 lega De tes to the three-day _______ will be stationed at the Nativity Union, The public Is invi ted to I1iessengcr3 and gL3esf.s to o .t convention will hear the rebort Community :.,, 1 Church. in Lake Mart' on R nSfl •k uiicinj uM u;Ju pill. SCrVICI!. ..;dL1 --on Monday evening, of the State Board of Misajons -- hfrs. Donna Marro, wife of the Dr. Weber is scheduled to presented by the cha iA Methodist Nov. 16. pastor of the Fi rs t Baptist, will speak on W ed nesda y evening at Don 0. Rouser, which will in. Ted Mclllvain, student at Those w ho would like to -5:: : be te ac hi ng a study of medical 8:30. chide the annual budget FTUandchurch youth director, become a blood donor, and find missions at the church on "We expect a harmonious recommendations for missions will be the speaker Sunday at it difficult to do it on a weekday, Wednesday. The study is convention," commented Dr. and other activities of the state the Laymen's Sunday services may do so on that Sunday. sponsored by the church's WMC Graves, "We are united in what convention, to be he ld at Community United and is entitl ed "Sick And Ye we are doing and in our Budget recommendations for Methodist Church of Clearwater Visited le." positions. We will be positive Stetson University, Baptist Casselberry at 9:35 and 11a.m. The study begins at 9:30 am. and give fresh impetus to the Bible Institute and the Florida Sunday. Other laymen of the The Les Bon Amies Club will causes to which we are already Baptist Children's Home will be church will participate in the celebrate their 24th an. and ends at 11:30 a.m. All committed." interested niversary, Sunday, at 2:30 p.m. women In included n the State Board of service. The "Young hope" and REV. ItICHARD TIIIGPEN at The president of Florida's Mission.s Report. missionary work are invited to Clearwater Missionary "Sunshine and Co." will sing. and ilIi 'a (':.li,'ut In ,,rni,.i, . . I....,._. . LU F g i' s tud d iuncneon. A tree ou th west LHC stuuy iiapiisr uiurcn, Southwest pro r e s ta n t - ___________ R obert RobertMilburn layman from The concert choir of Co .......... ce I""'-" Bapti fl. " -.- it.., ,• -- s S y I an ._ ".•.', :5 a . ____________________________________________ 0 'j M d Predicts Union OF SEMINOLE John Y. Mercer and Staff WILSON-EICHELBERGER E. C. Elsea and Staff Wl LSON-MAI ER FURNITURE CO. MORTUARY Eunice I. Wilson and Staff ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK Mr. and Mrs. Al Wilson Sanford, Fla. Hard H. Hodges and Staff THE McKIBBIN AGENCY Insurance PANTRY PRIDE PUSLIX MARKETS DISCOUNT FOODS SENKARIK GLASS and Employes and Employes GREGORY LUMBER of Sanford L. D. PLANTE, INC. ldeo, Florida DEKLES' GULF SERVICE CELERY CITY HARRELL& BEVERLY TRANSMISSION STENSTROM REALTY _________________ W1 Dekle ________________________________________ and Employes PRINTING CO., WINN-DIXIE STORES and Employes Jerry & Ed Senkrik and Employes It FLAGSHIP BANK of Sa nford and Staff David Beverly and Staff _____________________________________________________________________ 200 W. First Herb Stenstorm and Staff - SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY ttMRLY OF CO., tatt AlIrinbi, 'S Cluris Fy,,,l C.'5 Ciinmut1 f.reilC,ty B110. 1155W InsistNeaSalv*sprIr,tbv,g.,,,$tC,,urcjs 1155W tITliSt Ne* Ttam•ad Sd Cbu. AtI Ian NSV* LaS5d Ntw Mt Zi.. Baptist CheIli. 1755 PIle An d, 371n I Sm of NOW MI Calvary ss'esry BAPTIST An$,nR Iapt,tt Church. O-e 57 '25 Calvary 411,0041 ChurCh. Crystal Lathe A Jet Last CatWthrrry lendisi 44C$ SaptIll CheI. 1101 W. First Motor Church. 1 S tiwula B4 Prairie SM. C'.,:' i - i' ;; to (,'*aiuc M,il.va,y gaI-5l C(C5. Sv1hwqiS EIdsV Spr.nU $apt,st Church. Old OrlAndo Rd. at HisSer Ave boort-sl Church. 119 Part Awe lit Friendsh.p Ba1t.yt CPtwcls ci Aitar":''y Sinç RI 434 A',n't-', Itprintis First (a$rit Church 4 Dvi.'y First Cherrot of Goets"s F,utl Sept11 Church if Lake Wry ci.-sv IflNSI 1x.Lt (5v,ch l Ot'ea Jordan M esasy Ba$iit Cburtt. WI Macidcn.a M'ien haFtIt Chutch Oil G'fy .'.o Crct Geei We w Mt lvii, Iapt.st Mi4.4*Aty lip*ivt. hues iApennf Wil $1) Pts Ave. Baptitt Chedli. CU... 5444*. I IlII Rd, Ost,',n Jerry * *&p1t MEs,, Ciwvc Laaue INS. Baptist Church. PiIm Sipe no. lfh St Sssss *flaasess CHURCH OF GOD Church 1 Gad, 541 HICLi,y cloolowith so a". 14#1 W, Wool It. Owleft Sieset Or. near of Beetna *4. Swift" OurLad,,4?heUkflC.lhe,,tChC ch I3%lMa'mas ),it,''a CHRISTIAN _____ Ep, capeI Ciscich. I. DeBary',5,, leterpels.. K01 Co'"s EP-1-000,1111, Part Ave of 4th it Church 051dm Dayl Co, I Hwy II Inn Lr,s us, Cav,,ch, at #it SSs,,a .-=e-=,s5= =. - At,5t,tt Chvrh, Ins I a t OTHER CHURCHES AIh't A U I. Chur ch, olive .'- Choseill Camp Sont'"' WitiolvS Park Rd hlleFaith dat Av enue Ha115$$ CP..i.f, Belt.. ,, Ckstu.$a Community Church Fed, lenin,, Fi,a Pub Geneva Church .4 the Na:arus,, Geneva Cermw-wty Center Lake Mary Chwooh loottho, hisgar#fto. Lake Mary Blvd , Lob# Mary rh Late Meow "Chapel , OrmaW Blvd. Lake Kng4ain Hall ii JiP'ev' Wit*.51, Sat Meewq St Unit' 10 * '.v Met,jolooliell. PRESBYTERIAN She SaIw&ti Lake Mary Utid Prs*hertass ChoritS Pint Piefry',a ChWch 44 Duty, £ H'SeaM or Ion ChoSech, 1111 S ort4golis Of. SI LAdiwi Presb,-ltvlpi Church. 5513 Bear Lake RI, - s,-=-'= , Army, 705 W )sn it. - Pelt,,,, Hhtt$ MIqICIIS Chvri, Attiin0 nt, Sp.',,5 I Cartoon City Parkwood Baptist Church In dirapped, daily radio 7:30, Jacksonville, was named to the programming and a bus The Ensemble Is composed of , Oak HIt RI, Gilt,., lUterd AIiil, Chvnh, 1411 S. Part Southern Methodist (hurch, 1-4 .Ind S.R. 434. and "Ilie Chipmunks." "Daniel . - - , 1~ -I. urban minister honor. in ministry were cited In the 12 students dedicated to singing i ecognition of (lie growth and a%ard 'ceremony. prais,es unto the fiord, anti Ls outreach of the congregation Rev. Hudson is graduate under the direction ct Miss (luring his 16 year ministry at Baptist Bible Institute and Sorah Fromes Mason. the church. William Carey College. He w Dr. Everson. a native of named Rural Minister of the Jacksnnville, received his B.A. Year. served from 12 noon to 7 During the evening worsh ip there will be a Praing' under .iii, Altamonte Community Both the Church Choir and Fred Peed, past president of The president of Southern the Orange County liar Methodist College, William It. Dean, will also be traveling SS-S-'-.-, -- ,,,,.i Association will speak at the breakfast ineeting of the ,.-,.--'---- -- - j....F '• ' '-' The ma 11 f nac ~____ 0~ t- _ _~~_~ - -_ new book by The Associated Announcing a-Wand Press that gives the whole dramatic sweep of 1776. the founding year do Daily Life • Battles • Geotge /I/. Man and King too Founding Fathets 1. • Founding Foes • Independence Won • Independence Almost Lost Here hfl one oversized volume is the story of 1 776. America's momentous year Hundred, of pIctures 1,OOO words of test Suspense SurprIses Histo ry told for today Told in jo urnal form, It PS a buok that takes you beh;rid the scenes just as it happened Only S7 95 Order now and get a ftee color map of the co lo nial era It's the nest best thing To having been there -I 1 '76 I Evening Herald I BOX G22, Teaneck, N J 1666 Enclosed is S--___ __ Ple3sesendme viable. Eighty-five minutes In length, thousands ef churches and -. . or '' of 1776 ..copies of '16 at $7 S 5 each co Youth 11 Choir will Ix- lit-inging organizations as a vital special selections, but th e great document of even ts in today's majority of the singing will be done by the congregation, The Anoemon Films ' '!'Al serious investigation of the the direction of Charles E rriesised in color, "Sound of the Davis Jr., minister of ill i ' usle' Trwnpet" is being shown by u-' 4.1 I A-% a result. fie plunges into a Florida Baptist supported financially and numerically sacred music program at the and Nloravian itenis will be tivitY. states that everyune is Thie Fe3ult is that Cosmol. an S('hGOl made the presentations, plus entry by the congregation First Southern Methodist "atiable. uppets avowed agnoslic, finds hini.self Invited to attend as the 11 , ' Turkey dinner prepar ed by appeal to all ages, confronted hith spiritual Dr. Eversion, pastor of the into ininistries to the Cliurch of Sanford on tcnight at . Frit Bata Church Si tile L',ass Gad. Mia, Penfec.,tal Open I'm Tabersact,, RIIWW,,d A. iOrt 11th s. puilte kennel. Hi$h Icheof) F ir st PI*t5ist Ckwch if It*i.d Fort, Pfalotostal Churcoo 04 Stowd Full "po 1 T&W1140t, ins Ca,unity Club Ml OI,, I4,Il.ii Ch urch. Wauchula, have been named Baptist Theological Seminary. "Ministers of the Year" at Rev. Travis W. Hudson Is "71W Grasshoppers" I '.'r'\' ', 11 lngwtxxI, fnuii 9:30 am, to 8 In The Lion's Den" will be subject which takes him across ceremonies presented in the evening at aptist The Southern Methodist Stetson pastor of the New Hope B P", e country and includes a Baked goods, handinade worship service. Mrs. Jay T. th University held Friday. Dr. Church in Wauchula, The College Ensemble John E. Johns, President of the significant growth of the church Orangeburg. S.C. will presentof a articles, an "early attic" table, Cosmata, director of this a Port' Clowcoo 84 Christ. Sclontisi, spof I. Ind So First - Ministers Rev. Travis W. Hudson of degrees frorn the Southern All LUIHIRAH hur5,h L,i*r Day F,,51 city 4slit" orthooloss Chwal. if Johooll Cowvs"4m Chow. Hwy, If." Fees Pact . Slattssi M4MIWIaI Church, S. Di Bary Seseand, Uted hu*tl Church. Tamp Lwqw Stetson SEVENTH DAY ADVI14TIlT Forest Lit, S4vMfh Day Adveedsit Church, Hwy. - NAZARENE First Ccb 44 the Watacass, W. bid at Mapti Ovfr b,oNk Cot" Cjii*ft#fvy Gild Sisepseq4 Ut.ted 5 OrJaads q Lwas CAi 44 P'ays, D,Ø,ne 7441 p.i S=-S -.S=-_--S $aiat 1$ Ma,t Preibyteq) CiWth. ISP PaIn Spelags Rd. A1,mer, IPSI UpsAIa Cernsvs$y Presbyterian CNVTCII, Uptili i. Weitiv,,t,v Ptiibyt,,i. Church, Rid BPS RI,. Casistier,, 5,nl,,d S.vS't5 Fm MeffiS4,I Church, W. 4th 51, Geneva MiItud,tt Church. Cinva Grace United ø.',lPoasI Check, Arpid Blvd Oaks,,y, Mittd,tt Church, ads oilers Methodi st Church Pa WeiNyas Mdhld,It. RI 45W. at Paula Atitfillom Lvthtfso (tw t h A'# Saa*s,i Chrl,is Chech, 171 W Apa,$ nit' Cstne4 C talees Lit at Ov,d* MAry's A N I. Ciwch St. it 413. EPISCOPAL Church. DiBl It. James AM 9. "ft a# Cypt"S Church of Gad is Christ. Cnich ci , WiSely, Lake Mi,, All SivIi C,thuhc Church, ill Oak Ave . Sanlard ft Ar's ca. Tr ail. DiBary CaISSIK hat Liii UP.5Nd Mmtt*diit Church Bithul A M I Church. Casiass Htt Ca$s.tNqrp Ciininilty UlvIed MeItisd.st Church. Hwy, 17,53 & buSary Cermunuy Methodist Church, W H'Bape, Rd. S',rtt i,,th,jst CPvuth Check if if Prsak.pcy, 114$ Pee-sHames Ave. Chur:h 44 Gad U.ss, IMui Aes11s METHODIST Barnelt Urnt,d Menial Church, I. DiBary A,, IMereIsa Chf CATHOLIC in Oranpe Lvi . Fort'Ualltoo Methodist Church. 411I Poll, Ave Chvrih 44 Gad. Oried. Church Gad Hilss, pa Church it Gad Mu4e. Enterprise Lahev Chrtit,.s Church. best Utu Pd it, Jainlian tM4Ws.d. F14 Lasgwu.d Church 44 Chu,sS. W SlitS ulpisat Cht',k, Castor" sp Bape.vl Church t.aLaiuia Spr.as p, Uitiry Fi ji Aitaneaste S.pri.,s Z Kipe h.*ss $5 p, !.1 t "4-! -' P!tmf:f 6^0,11. 11. 0 1 Lolicil Atv . StMottl Mt So Tempe Chioc% 04 1 Lop46 $10fifloill " My,'ga:y Balst Chch. 1151W s Church if Christ. Cherch of Clorill, Palma Sprsst.e94 Ms,sienary Baptist. 17Th 4 Cedar first Baptist F,c 0 $I,,44, SNvd P4I,e Rd. P.s-s Part Sr(c .ti*'4c7 B!,iI CIqc5 Wuil S1,,I$d S.mvanI. Baplid Temple. Arorica. Lam $441. Fers Pitt surwand Baptist Check. Silt Pairdle SI Menh First Baptist Cftv'tb of LaawIed. Cer. Chiuth Ge"d First Baptist Church 44 Os'eds F$I Baptist. CHURCH OF CHRIST ct 44 ChrIst, Ill S Patt A, CPWCJI44CNIS$ItLakIEIISØU S. I7.S3N.Casie4wr, Set S.mI, cb 44 ChrIst, StIS Lake NlI Rd CivrcCNlst,455p,Tmf,q,,s,IDi AttamslWeSpgs - (( ' Church The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page Possible J. C. PENNEY COMPANY Presbyterian and Longwood College, Jacksonville. Rev. November 7, in Nazarene as well as the home Thiwn hac mn-i' IA t I',,,in.c •. The Alpha Kappa Alpha F r iday, Sorority and the Deltas anti uaiona zseacn. Ilie "ACUOn" church. in time to help pre pa re (Of' the Zetas Sorority will fellowship at clinic is in pre pa ra tion for the o erator The United Methodist dedication service of the newly 11 am. Sunday with church's Sunday School 41, Woriwn, will meet Wednesday built pastorium, Nov. 16, at 3 Pau! Missionary Bapist enlar gement campaign which at 10:30 a.m. in the sanctuary n. m. Church. Rev. Robert Doctor is will begin in two weeks. for a dramatic program to be pastor and Rebecca Sweet, followed by luncheon in St. Matthew NASHVILIE, Tenn. I AP) lie acknowledged there are ft llo,A.ship chairperson. First Assembly ball. St. Matthews Missionary The moderator of the strong reasons in both Baptist Church Senior Misszori Presbyterian Church in the denominations to make unity "Sound of the Trumpet," one Unit ed States says he is certain difficult to achieve. But, he Congregational Board will celebrate their 55th First Baptist of the most unusual and his denomination will end the said, "While the problems will Anniversary, Sunda y at 3 p.m. "Successful Parenthood' is meaningful religious motion Christian 114 year split with the United be grave, I think the Lord can Rev. Enoch Rivers will deliver the theme for the theme for the pictures ever produced, will be Pl ans are being made for the the anniversary message. Family Life Conference iit First show n Sunday, at 7 p.m. at Presbyterian Church U.S.A. heal all these differences." wit hi n 10 yers, annual fall rummage sale to be Mendell Kendrick is president Baptist Cliurch as it enters the First As,soembly of God, 27th & Dr. Paul N. EdrIs, Daytona ChThe United Presbyterian he ld Nov. 15, sponsored by the and Rev. S.W. Washington, third and final session. The Elm, Sa nf ord. urch U.S.A. vo d for union Men's Club and U Ethel Root pastor. Beach, made the comment at its l4 meeting te in confe re nce will begin at 5:30 The film Louis ville, Circle of the Congregational d ur ing a Sun da y interview. p.m. with a cove red dish supper Cosmol, a story follows Aden Ky. Free Methodist te le vision network "I am for the merger, but I Christian Church. Coffee and a and at 6 p.m. Dr. Henry newcaster, who comes upon an Dr. Edris said 'IireasI for the Hungry," a Hrandt's l ecture, "Wor th hIs variety of baked goods will be am neither a prophet nor y of unusual story lead. One of his denomination is now studying sold also. Proceeds will go side film, 30-minute presen- Honor" will be son of a prophet," said Dr. the film crews,ona routine assignment, Edris. "However, when we say the "Plan of Union" and could towards the Thanksgiving fund tation, will be shown at the presentation. This film deais brings in footage from a Jesus to the world, 'After 114 years, bring it to a vote as early as which will be collected at the SanfordEustis Free Methodist with personal example and Festival. So, Cosmol previews Church on Men and Missions, mutual cooperation between clips of Thanksgiving dinner. we cannot forgive, forget, heal 1977 young people who The rummage sale will be Nov. 16 at 7p.m. The script and the breach or get back together, which is crucial to believe in the eminent return of The two churches split in 1861 held in the Fellowship flail of narration was prepared by effective parenthood. L Jesus Christ to earth. are theother is-sue of slavery, the church at 2401 Park Ave., in Elmer Cl)ie, missionary to want tosaying say." what e do not over among things. The "Amazing Praising Sa nford, from 9 a.m. until 5:30 South Africa. Amused at first, the newsman Puppet Pals" will present diecides to spoof the story. An p.m. Many items, including several new skits at the evening avalanche of mail response, new and slightly used articles Rolling Hills H workship servi ce. They will will be offered. Tm- commitW A Christmas Ik'IANE) The Rev. Don W, lli'rre fro,.: Stetsin in Bazaar, boegin thi-ir presentation at 7:_V however. Indicated a degree of l5'J antI chairmen are Clyde Stelsori and Saturdiiy ill be held N ov. 8 at I).Iii. ith enter ta ining skits D. Nellie Fryer. previously unknown to him. Hls Sloravian featuring . / tt,.._' Graves. _______________________________________ should _______________________________________________ goes "We an can't seesaying which result in four practical acThere's old the forest tinties in the present. ___________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________ We will bless God. This for the trees." Th is means that ________ _________________________ ___ we sometimes can't e the mea ns to give an honor position meaning or significance of to God in our lives. When we stored St. [load. Rev. John P. Phillips is nursery and pre-school care are denomin.ation also stated he Orlando, is the first vice munity Nlethodist will present James ' H. Lauderdale ; pastor of New Hope Missionary provided. expected the messengers to president and the Rev. D.J. Bill Gaither's "Alleluia" Mto avoid various issues that have Abernathy. Orlando pastor, is Sunday niorning at Union James, Pahokeekland and Park, Nit. St. Baptist Church, Winter Park. rt%c,ently caused controversy in the second %ice president of the Street United Methodist Church Sebring. Zion lkssie Brooks is club president. Frank Wheeler and Pastor Bill fie attended East Marrof the First Baptist Baptist meetings in other states state convention. Both will in Dunedin In recent weeks the OransieNJ ersey ..,.,,,,n ••,,,, UI.II t..IIU2tlI UI UVICUO ww oe amr enarismallc snare presiding with Dr choir has sung at lake Mary University, Edward Waters St. Paul movement. tend4ng an "Action' clinic this Pastor ',"A" ; -, .. .' Los Is r Kifq or kbw - . , . . , I ii ,1 - T __ " 419 Port Ave, '0'rr. E= iWt=_, v --7 j( ' 117 E-7, UPSALA PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH ".,r'vu,,, snuat.n Psalms t ;I(6)i __jt . t (L12 -. __~ - a elp.' tv,sa, Wenlup FIRST UNITED Matthew - $,$day%.fvfta $vad.y5d,..4 TIIIIII1It, PJttrtrtsw aniah Colossians I, , L, . FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST * ,au S.C.nd Stripe IsinlI N&I)SØSØ 11pm YSvThGrsup 111pm Cop-pn*it 1075 Ke,,Ier AdutvI.tus, S.eu.c., Inc. StrabI s,'rjn.i Catholic 1111$ 7 11PM WedChsirPvad,ce Wed IllNStudylPvayeq$erv. 7:35pm Pint Wedsesday Folwaship 435pm 735p.m. 4%. MorivnWariIsp Past., Rev KenseINMeIlve Mors$aWarst4p CkvncPSdivst Who, after all, wants to be the star of a Punch and Judy show' MtseØe Sunday Church Schools jT - -j, PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Hwy IlflatP'siyRlSpiRI 155 P . M. Mflas 1.rvtc. THE LAKE MARY UNITED COMMUNITY UNITED Well, the Church won't stand you on your own two feet and cut the strings. But it will help you find the ri ght kind of scissors. . . togeta new perspec tive, to reassess life, and yourself. . . to be your own person. ISdg) Lvqwc.sd. Fl. ?:$p,I, lookorwy . W.s4ay Nqala, Pray.. O4'vp By any chance, does that remind you of yourself? Do you sometimes feel that you are a puppet, not a person? That someone else is putting words in your mouth, calling your plays? FIRST SPIRITUALIST CHURCH OF HARMONY III W. Chwcft ICivIc Learn Uiliry, II is am. NITHODI$TCHURCH TeckeqDiIye,Suedendlstatet Rev. basest D. Sass Puts, Sunday 5 41a.m MorivnW.qtMp II Na m MYPSS4Su. 7:55pm lvi, WorIJ,splIS$ue, 715pm Someone else is speaking behind the scenes. Someone else is making the audience laugh, or even cry a little. 701p.on. Prayve MeIUs, Wisdey 541a.m. Iflp Someone else is pulling the 11:15a.m. II:Na in EPP*Mweriiup FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH IllPert Avenue Or Joy C.,Imat, Poster Mrivs,Wtp INa us. S'S FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Oak Avi 43rd St ii, V,rsIL Bye'daM Pee KenssqttsW Uu4l,s.Mausit,rs sis,se., w.nsep lila us. CPeCHSCMst $.I$• in It Na CHRIST UNITED Pastor Sunday I%ssl Mivis,WittAp lISp in Wed Prayt? Mot4loot 7 11pm W,Hi1(hd.i455 M. 11:91s on in It , Ill a THE LAKE MONROE CHAPEL Ori.ai Blvd., Saks M.iv es II noon Trisift000t Hour 4:35pm. :45 11:1018 m IS'S ha O ther Churche s BAPTIST CHURCH 10 littler A" ," ))Z4fl3 110y Ray PitS., . Pail, Suadav Church kndeI MIqSn Worship aNurse, Sat urday M'i Breakfast Patti, Mtivp5yi,p Wed Eve B*b4•SPvdy, Wed Player a Bile Stud, Ind.p.ndeal M.st.eaary StndaySdw4 MY? FCIIv.J.p 1115am 7 Npps 7 Sip in fuailiItItlCSifyI(fl 11#214vty I'Llikolloitatyllivoll Or H..arlOr.ss First MI$NedIII, Fort Ave. ipiMaIuQ. Siaw P$iNe 15:455 SW morning Worship 5:44am $vMaySd.st 5418m Mat lung Weirsistp COVENANT PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH METHODIST CHURCH 3714544 R ,v 0c1J,$utp, j,, 4 Presbyterian in Congregational PALMETTO AVENUE BAPTIST ChURCH )42*PshusiftiAve. RameadCri,q 0 1115am. CONGRIGATIONAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH )$1S Fork AV*. S.vdaykS,piJ Swam. 11:05a.m. WinIsip 7r)Spin 7 Np in Wed Ev,eun S.cv'ca Pasts, loam III in. 'S.M 735pm "Spin Patter $uSdaySdsoeI I,W,Cl,sw,Wed It: " Evev4aqW.4-thjp OF SANFORD 1131 S804ord Nov Fred McClsery Sunday Scitisi Morning Wor ship lves,Is,Service BbtsStvdyTs,g Eva Eve 0000 SHEPHERD LUTHERAN CHURCH Pastor 541am Sunday School Mor"Worship FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH Rev. Jolus Divtsds4aM a, bit Class Morn; at Worship PINE CREST $APTISTCHURCH I ais.m. It'd Hvpp Ivssi4iIi 1111am 7.Iip in )a Is 735pm S ISa in '• "a kadir,a,lei, and Nursery Ho.,c, Taylor a lot as a ow Mormls,WwdIp Sunday Eeealss5 Wed Bible Study ! qva ..;i - it's your need, or mine, or anyboody's -God wants to meet needs. sinking load — a miracle! Patlie Sunday School Witthp$e,,i TiI4ey IS am . 7115 pm 4 Patti, Sunday School " )ipm --I- FIRST PENTECOSTAL III Ouess,s SIre4 THE REDEEMER 113W. 11Th Place TtWLVTh.faNH,,".ndTV'.TnI%II,P... in. 14gPuwsyiiW,tt lip in 715pm. Pie E.RsattsGrant PAOLA CHURCH OF CHRIST 7 'Sp in Old Truthsfor M.dWeaServcelwedt CHURCH OF LONOW000 ii Wedino"dily, Bible Claloo 405p.m. I top m. it Pentecostal LUTHERANCHURCHOF Q. Can just an ordinary person like me receive a miracle 1m God. A. I belIeveGod isatthe point of each person's need. Whether fishermen, To me, that's one of the all-time great things about . . YUIlIHSS.r Lutheran ~ #. .... Surrounded by a large crowd, Jesus saw Peter and the Ev'saittlost Service IS Na in •7tY.'•. - . _.- I . ordinary person. lo- s,.,,, I0I5a. m. Class La" 1105am, W,datIdi, Strv,Ci *,d Pvay,q Holy Cirnmunpi HelyCsmmuslia -. - wilose boat was empty, the one who had fished all night and Np in Curate Nurs ery Prs,sdsd Sw all tecvcis CP,urcIISdIHI Patti, IV,I14.I S.uvic, R1O, Perry W. Collins ta'gultI MruiWieJWp tall West Forst Sirm Swadav TieRev.L,r,yD Sop., Ill) Part Avinu, 1 BAPTIST CHURCH Giori OIlvwiy S.n4yS.cR.i1 Rev 441 S Park CHURCH OF CHRIST Ivolooli" Service Rev Iterwilooloo HOLY CROSS ' PT __~ r, .' caught nothing -the one who had failed, the one who wasn't even interested in listening to Him, the one who needed help - a really FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENI 7141 $antord Ave 0cu95 11 0 Ellytt Sunday SMeI S 41$ m. Mernrn WSIIISp it i..m. Episcopal A . ' * .- lISp in Rev Elmer A Iev%clsq lisp to 7 ): p m 5jrj Ni ght 11104 Oil a Diwshii.I 24 htI 3131511 JORDAN I: 1:Siprs ESSSAworship WTRR lvi?'j.Iitt 19.06 S in hI:Ni m BiliSludy Y.Pr I. Wed $ 7 N. ,' II "am. Sun Eve Wor ship . SW Fo,nssøf buS Sii., SvødiyScliis 5:41am. Sun. NYPS 01 B Aersh,p Set Vic t Evening Sqtvice I lis m. Sunday cMsI Family t4.Ist Serv i ce t Ta" I hear Him. Peter and the other discouraged fishermen were w ashing their nets, not even paying attention to Jesus. But He entered Simon Peter's boat and asked him to tend it to Him. There were o th er boats th ere at the shore. But Jesus turned to the one $I. 11011141 fit Sun Worship "Chiorch of God Hour" WTItR Morning W.,sIsIp 30pm GENEVA CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE $ 051W Ibid Strert , jy 414 m hiSs SANFORD CHRISTIAN CHURCH 131 Airport Blvd, PMie 37155W ap f,Sf ' t Pt. 44 Geneva P551w Rev A £ Guess 11:15a.m. Patter Sunday Ictuil CHURCH OF GOD 1641 S Sankied Ave, -.-- - 4 . FA - -_ . _., X .. Word. Jeu., needed a place to preach so thep Ic coWd see and Nazarene Christian . . .. ~II.. 1 In Gods eyes, everybody is a "somebody" who can receive :niracles, Let me tell you a Bible story found in Luke 5. A large crowd had followed Jesus to the shore of the Sea of Galilee to hear the God Assembly Of 5.11W -4 "k METHODIST CHURCH 240 Sanford Awe PIIIs J a. ForritI S 411 in Su nday School 1114am. a, lip m £puerffiLsav lven"s,warih'p 710pm Wed Prayer Meet :: .' 'dJ~ M~j -, . - -- FIRST SOUTHERN 11 010 - Miracles For Everyone? Methodist ,,,, I.I. .... A ., - Southern Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. ~ _ .I--. - -1 IL M ... . . - ,I k-- "11am ___________________ . - ~L i')iav,s , ____ S.'v,cii U1 I ZI PaiN. Sunday * _______________________ *\jc • * _____________ The %. k ., lisp in THE SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH m a Elm C P Will P _.. LycnanKI,k*sd >' ____ Sili,4j5 stil Raymond Avenue Lonlow . Florida 331511 Tattoo, 0000lltl-13" : Sn Wlvri ivael C)rnI -L_-:3 ..Vr1 5 358 Wid Eve P'ay,,Mqil,,sq r Methodist -X iISIIi sn, S.aoblthkM.I f- -'* . •1 ~Xi :.:.:..::? . - .::.:.:.%:..%.y.Y..y.%..,. .% THE SEVENTH DAY ADVENT I ST CHURCH null CI,-$R 414 G Pan 1 ______ I NAME - _____ __ __ . I ADDRESS i CITY ---__ ------_-- __ - I- _______ STATE Pies*mji, cs .0 "lofty Me Ajjx.,Ieo I — Zip 014forpavit, to lo Fortis —.- # �Teenage Pregnancy Causes Concern _ ( 2i r is th b ecome Mo T ers BA -Evenin g Hera ld , oo 01 lvirlN - Fdday,NovJ,9fl Soon P atriots Rio _____ __________ : _1111=111111111111111 The Herald Servicei both developed and developing many sons. Efforts now un- in national development and to not married and do not use recommended. Fifteen million babies are countries. In Moslem countries, derway to increase education reduce birthrates, contraceptives, either because The Draper World Population born each year to girls under 20, for instance, Miss Saltareb and other opportunities In Latin America, studies by they do not expect to become for girls who become "mothers too Farman-Farmajan, chairman women and to raise the age of the Pan American Health pregnant or because COfl- Fund was established in soon too soon to achieve their or the February 1975 to honor the late I Iranian Family Planning marriage are part of the Organization show that , infant traceptives are not available, (;eneral on lull potential as educated, William U. Draper Jr., and Mrs. Nani modernization process which mortality is nearly twice as Although there IS .SOfli( active citizens and too SOOfl to National Chairman of the high for mothers below j Soewondo blolohical basis for higher Population Crisis Committee, h help to reduce provide optimal care and Indonesi chairman of the for mothers in their 20s, t he adolescent pregnancy rates in an honorary official of a n Planned Parenes. support for By ABIGAIL VAN BURFN Planned their babies"-thjs tloocI Commission on Law and optimal age for childbearing. that the age of nienarche or Parenthood, U.S. Kepresen. is the message An article by Leo Orleans, an of the first Population' point out that In the United Sta tes nearly first menstruation is lower tative on p report of t he Draper DEAR ABBY: I'm a IS-yearthe United Nations World expert on Chinese population ore out of live births is to among marriage is the goal of a I'opulation Fund, modern teenagers, Population Commission, and a old girl with a terrible problem. policies, highlights the priority teenagers. Professors John experts see the main causes Th e re port includes six r. woman's life. Girls are forced of pioneer in population work. I wanted to be popular with th e which the People's Republic of Kantoer and Marvin Zelnik of early pregnancy as social, An Also included in the Report are duties, so I smoked grass, got tides giving an overview of the by social pressures to marry China has given to raising the the Johus Hopkins University "intensified educational effort" memorial tributes to Draper problems of early marriage early and to enchance their own age of marriage by drunk and did things only both in order to point out that teenagers who and ready access to ap. leaders in and-or adolescent pregnancy in stature in the family by bearing increase the international married people should do. Now female participation become pregnant are usually propriate contraceptives are population field. I want to change. I haven't messed around for ~~n ~ ~ ln ~~iillllll ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~ Evening Herald, Sanfo Teen Seeks Way To - 7 J e0 flRe U to t I 0 fl For 'I 776 -- L - r • , - - - ' W .Irw -. ' - . \?ff ,:~ J , , , 14 -' ' - ',• __1 n__i 1 I " _,,,.• _______ - _1 lj ' : e4b . .., 1I ' -. . . - .' . ' If ! ' It I " '- A 1 )&) . . '-- " % •. ' - .jJ.,' (:r( I, ii ' . - - , ' . ', , . ,\ ' '' i ' - % . 111' , ' I ' ' for the game. The Greyhounds will obviously want to prove a int, c%vll if i:nr( tonight There Le two other games Howell The Lyman-Seminole encounter figures to be a rough one with favored Seminole fielding an e xplosi ve learn with away run ners Tim Raines, Herbert Branch and Ned Haines in the backfield and quarterback Mark Whigham throwing passes to receivers Drew Bongianni and Mike J' * . - OF - I aA* i"'- ,,' - - U - ' • ' ; ' 11 , - '-5- ' .. - - S 1' -, - 5 - .. ' - ' 0' I, ;a 7 I ii __ . jtalI -- - ~ - " - ' -- - - - , , :- - ' " -- .. - - . L.. * t -' - ., -' . -' ' ' . N AWM A M 1Aa_ 6 m a - AW !F Lyman co unters with a less - --- _=_ __ ,,heralded offense, and one which Lyman defensive coach Hill Scott rallies team's thoughts as Larry Clark (42), Al Stanley (22), coach Steve Wade, Kevin Burns (8) lend an ear. has been considerably less consistent. However halfback as his primary ta rgets. our game,' he says. season, but still figures that his brag about. He feels Henry trying to put together the same Wyman Jackson possesses "They have all that speed, The Lake Brantley-Oviedo improving club, with sharp- Stanley is the best in the area, momentum they used to breakaway abilities, and and speed Is what has hurt us piLs game teams with 34 and throwing quarterback full back Bob Riazzi can provide this season," says Lyman Lee and looks to him to spearhead clobber Spruce Creek two records, respectively. To say Ward at the controls, has better Lake Brantley ball-control power to the or. coach Dick Copeland. in a game which weeks ago. each coach is hungry for a than a slight chance at victory, gives the tr ts fense led by quarter back Bob Pa io a crack at a Howell coach Tom Ruby Seminole coach Jerry Posey victory is some thing of a. "If we go hard, we can win," winning Burkhart, who will be looking admits having a healthy understatement, figures Charlotte can be tough. he says flatly. Lake Howell is on a winning but his Hawks tougher also to receivers Mickey respec t for Lyman. "They can Oviedo coach Bill Klein has La ke Brantley coa ch Sammy streak. One in a row isn't really "Confidence, that's a key Manning and Danny Williams hur t you, and we have to play been through a tough rebuilding Weir also has a quarterback to a Joke, but the I.E Hawks are word," he says." - -- potential. . . - -, - & Punta Gorda Charlotte at Lake * , I, , - - ' L'( (--'. - CI" _____ ' ' ,Jt't . ' ' . !' : - Dateline Sanford -This city's name will appear on newspaper pages across the Country next week as the Golden Age Olympics takes its place in th e sports world. When 69-year-old DeBary resident John DaPonte races down Sanford Avenue M onday at 10 a.m. and ligh ts th e flame to kick off th e week-long events, sure ly more than a touch of nosta lgia will be at sta ke. The (;oldon Age Olympics is not tk'igried as tiiockcz' of the old. An area ra dio station has been plugging the Olympics in a fake-raspy voice and requesting all am• bulances meet contestants at the finish lint' and take tht'mn ba ck to th e n ursing home. Nor is th e Golden Age Olymnpit's a threat to more unusual spo rt in g events like tobacco spitting, frog jumping or bubble-gum blowing. Th is is ho nest-to-goodness competi tion, wi th the stakes high. Th e riches involved are more than even the be autiful medal li ons awarde d to first, second and third place finishers. To be sure, there will be no 100-yard dash, pole vault or javelin th row. But Just as intense will be competition in events like ;h u ffl eboa rd, horses hoes tennis, bowling, golf, wheelchair racing and bicycle racing. And for those less active physically but still keen on competition, th eir bag could be dominoes, croquet, bridge, billiards or c heckers. Ever try and beat a Georgia cracker at checkers? It's easier to run a close second to Jim Ryun in th e mile run. Just as th e adrenalin flows in the veins of a quarterback before the kickoff, or an on-d ec k bat ter in baseball, so it shall be in the Golden Age Olympics. Youth has no stranglehold on com pe tition. The brainchild of Chamber of Commerce member Vie Arnett, the Golden Age Olympics has an incredible , I2 / ~. ~ .~I .$I. I_1~ - , , ) ', Herald Sports Editor 4,- After older than Doyle andhat's t old -, A . ,. By JIM IIAVNE.S '. . 4.,z -, , , chante, Abby.I have no I have a son who Is older than _______________________________ friends. Girls are afraid they Doy le, and he says, "Mom, get a bad name If they're seen _________ I anyth ing that makes you ha ppy ith iiie, and I can't blame ic u"t line with Inc." them. Boys want only one thing, r I limi ted their friends and since I've stopped putting to tlin ' ge group they'd out, they don't bother with me. J' I hate myself. I've been so wh a lot of fun. I say, enjoy a t on have while you have do%rn and lonely lately. When 1 It W iit It will all be gone too sow. was a whore, at least I had CAIJFORNIAN ø 16V someone to talk to. Shrinks are DEAR CAL: I'm with you! $j expensive, and there are no free clinics here for counseling. DEAR ABBY: How does one :1. All m teachers hate me address a congratulatory jig because of my reputation, and I telegram to newlyweds who are ' " (eeltoocheapanddlrtytogoto retaining their individual church. Please help me. surnames? Western Union R' WANTS TO CHANGE couldn't give me an answer. DEAR WANTS: I'm proud of UNCLE CliFf' You. You have already 0EAK U N C L E: spiritually, or you wouldn't "Congratulations to Mary have thought of going to church Smith and John Jones on your or changing your wayi,. I marriage." .4 % _,t You're V 'I k wrong, honey. Your \. DEAR AnHv. In response to \ \ teachers don't hate you, and you're not too "dirty" to go to Ux mother-to-be who asked w he th er some pe oplee were \ church. uncomfor ta ble n presence Pick the teacher you'd woman who was breast. "%most for a friend and meet her of a feeding her In public, I baby half-way. Also, go to church and Ii ¼ ., to post a definite give your clergyman a chance l..' ' (ohelpyou.AIIouneed to . A woman's bare breast is a change your life Is the will to do + Li. re breast, whether it's exba . it Please try and write tome posed to nurse a baby or i It 1. in in Ix months and tell m .'r- "' concerts and parade committznents preclude those students from joining the "1776" orchestra. Studerts from the three schools will rehearse In s)arate groups until dress rehearsal time, when th e will join under Feinberg's baton. The play opens a three-day rim in the Altamonte lings Civic Cen te r on Dec 3, and a th ree-day engagement in Seminole high School Audi to rium, Sanford, on Dec. 12. All local talent 13 be i ng used in the show, which Is being produced as a salute to the ming Bicentennial Year. According to Ms. Heard, rehearsals are progressing "beautifully" and they will have a lively, polished play to bring to the public in December. Only one thing Is missing at this time, said Ms. Heard , and that is enough chairs in Early American style to place on the "1776" set. She asked that anyone who could lend Chairs hi Windsor,Captain'sorEarlyMflcricanstyljng f orthad urationof theplay,cnth ct her atI01E.7th&SapJoj VIbWI "" - -, Nobody will give tile a about what other people thought I started living. _4 - I I- 11 4) is being produced by Act Three, a local group promoting L permorming arts in Seminole County, Seminole High School Band t I Abby janitor I When the orchestra strikes up with the rousing tunes of the musical play, "1776", many Seminole County students will be performing i,na professional-style rU-St time. Hichard Feznberg, director of Oviedo High School Band, iIl also direct th e or ch estra for "1776". Students from Lyman and Lake Brantley high schools also In the orchestra According to Anna Lea Heard, co-director of the show which r ._:~:_ ear -' Local Students Play Golden Age Olympics Set For Opening ( Lyman Aims At BowI mBound Tribe Seminole High School's football team will have two opponents tonight in its 8 p.m. = came at its own stadium. Not only will Lyman be gunning for an upset, but Seminole will have to contend with the added pressure of bowl accepta nce prestige. Traditionally, foot ba ll teams accepting bowl bids are ex. ('eptional pieces of bait dangling for a lesser regarded opponent. Arid in the Seminole-Lyman (ase, it is even more true since Seminole recently agreed to play in the Rotary Bowl, to be staged at Lyman on Nov. 29 Lyman, 2-5, was not ccnsidered - Association Take On Lions sp f .., A _Z_~_~ . -:M~v - - __ _Ia;~ _ Amnua -. .'. -. ____ _ - L - - - "- no - V pel I She's afraid her children and . I.. _. .I . Blushing Scribe 0 QUILTERS AIM FOR TRICENTENNIAL - -!__ % -' !# TERRE HAUTh others will think she's making fool of herself. She's also afraid people might think she is his I _at. c16~ _': k . •I -t - % 1. -, _ ., \ ____ •• _____ _____ - A~- displayed for sexual titillation. -. DEAR ABBY: In response to There is no excuse for a mother's nursing her baby in going with a 34-year-old man. public. She can always find a __ ____ - to ft7W _* ;if~ _.g ", mom I 20-100 1 II RIM 1,,, - - ' I -. _~=_~__ 4 - _ __ ,~~__ - _~ -!-__ ~— — . . I I 1"_=Z- __ __ --1 4-~I -A =-. : 0 - Opera - - f Guild Is Sponsor ___ Butterfl ' RSVP LEADERS MEET IN MIAMI RSVP directors (left to right Gwen Edelman, Seminole County; The Opera Gala Guild of the Corinne Duckworth, Orange County; and Quin Florida Symphony has an. County; with Henry Jibaja, ACTION state program Director; at nounced plans for its 1975 reception at Marco Polo Hotel, Miami Beach. Florida RSVP and production of Puccini's ACTION representatives from eight southern states and "Madams Butterfly." To be Washington participated in a three-day conference Oc tober presented at the Orlando to plan and learn better ways to serve communities through the Mtlflldp3l Auditorium on Nov. efforts of these senior volunteers. RSVP Is a part of ACTION, the 21 at 8 p.m., with a matinee on Federal Agency for Volunteer Programs. Nov. Zl, the opera will mingle the talents of visiting artists wi th those of local singers who i will perform in the minor roles and in the chorus. Has EduCdW,ifl for a Gentle Birth, Presbyterian Church in Patrick Tavernia of the a non-profit organization, 13 DeLand Nov. 11 at 7:30 p.m. Metropolitan Opera will direct sponsoring a series free The topic of discussion will be the production with Pavle classes for newly expectant prenatal development, a film Despalj conducting the Florida parents. The second in the entitled "The First Nine Symphony Orchestra. Sets and series of four classes entitled Months of Life" wi ll be shown, costum es will be by Anthony "Off to A Good Start" will be For informa tion conlact Mrs. Stivanello, New York, but set held in Room 12 of the First Janice Ferguson of DeLand. props aid hand propa are being — . ,- Fashion fairly thick 9"x18" and one 6'x18". While decorated the base wi th ruffled paper ba ck bock into a tan- folded, cut plea ts to a point at crepe paper or leaves. ' Just fold each page. the cucrs toc,htr to get the complete shape for the body. Spray paint and let dry. ;..vjwflGlij one end. Fit all three layers of For clever navors to ac. folded paper togethier. company the turkey cen. Wi th a poin ted tool, punch a ma ke quickie turkey hole through the bottom of all nut cups. three lanfolded pieces. Insert For the turkey's tail,fanlolda wire and twist toget her to hold, piece of paper about 3"x8". Glue the tail to th e body. Glue it to one side of a nut cup. Cut the head and wattle, Cut out a turkey bead and For this impressive tail, fanfold a l2"xl' pfr c -' of about 7" high, 1mm stiff paper. wattle, with tab, from double "a w appui, paper Add eyes. Glut' the head bet- Uilcknessof paper so the tabs crosswise into 1" folds, Then ween the folded pages of u can be spread for gl'ilng. At ta ch niake two more layers of txly, Arrange your turkey on a to CUT) oppOsite tall. Ink lfl Ilitle fanfolded colored paper: one cardboard base. You may features to complete. . . ' .;~efr-~~~ ,Irs 0, .-W t.t - do - _.- g . ; __ "..__V.- V! ~rfj .1; Curly W,Ig . .- . . - - . • -' .. - . 1k ' 40 - :I I - __ --.------ _1 ' zz~i ATSUKO AZUMA , Art .o-'cd thy school for Vidti six / '' And Out ornpirrncni r ~ !Tf - . __ L 4 , -- - : 0 . P;v -- .... - -' M4 _ _ - __ __ ___ 'I - - I ,-- - Zw: =;:--t*_W Li";-War•,s ;4 (• - . W4;` , '--. 4 - S Gir'rg Abbott goes for the tackle. , - 1"\ r")t-1 Isl TI ,*I Winter Park, 12-: and New pointer on a run, . CAI.I. Built-in, convertible, nr dishwasher-sink Adjustable racks, Seven pushbutton cycles including Soak Cycle for pots and pans. An Energy Saver feature, And lots more. rnnu,Jtl Aadcm, OR WRITE UOR A IRFI IIROUIURL NOW ACCEPTING A full P FOIfJlm Of SP-Its, ci 1c4(n,ng ii 411 Ie.is. ,. F - .,_, Musk, program i I -' . ;.. ANI APPL.lCA:wr 1700 West Fit-if St. APPLICATIONS FOR TIlE 1976.77 SCHOOL TERM -4 - 4 - - Ph. 322.3883 A Sanford ' 4 -...,, Joey Clark gets off a pacs as Seminole dot coders can't pierce Like Howell line. (Herald Photos by Tom Vincent) _ , - I 'r— : '. 44 i &W - IIIO ,, air - .. , J I ', 1 ___ ' - - -_ I - 4a 0 ___ - Qa - ,~; : I,'r 7 -. 4 I fl r çr -1 '2 ' 12 41.4 A t''' I ( , .,., - ' I I 4- ,- , X= - \, J , ' t - ' . 4 4' - ,. * - I" I ':4 . . - . - I - (I) 1. I - P. ;11,11-1' ' 'j'% s __ I 1- * - _ - -- __V_ 7_ :Ais&, .4 '' - • - ' ' - .. tI "-"L . 1j i'2' Carrying Seminole Community College's Alumni, Varsity To Meet On Hardcourt Raider Prev*iew Saturda 'O Seminole Community College who will be taking on this year's SCHEDULE River; 12, Parkland Junior gives fans a sneak preview of team include Greg Robinson, College, Ill; 14, at Florida CC; Its 1975-76 basketball team Jim Gilchrist, Simon Harper, Nov. 8, Alumni Game; 13. 17, l)eree-Pierce College, Saturday in the annual varsity John Thomas, Fred Milton, Manatee; 15, Polk; 17, at Athens, Greece; 21, Central alumni game to be held at 8 Earl Stokes, Bill Cot-so and Manatee; 16, Florida College; Florida; 22, Eckard J.V.; 24, at p.m. in the school gymnasium. Gary Sanborn. 22 at Brevard; : Indian Saint Leo J.V.; 28, at Daytona River; Beach; 31, at Lake City; The game will be prec eded Seminole's facu!ty team Dec. 1. Saint Ic J.V,: 3, b a game between the includes a number of former Edison; 6, at Florida College; Feb. 4, Florida CC; 7, St. Seminole freshmen and faculty college stars. Opposing the 10, at Valencta; 13, BrevartI; Johns River; 11. at Central at 7, reshrncn will be Bob Ek, Larry Jan. 2, Hilsborough, Edison, Florida: 14, Lake City; 18, Admission is free and coach Castle, Harry Keim, Ed Seminole, Manatee; 3, Tour. Valencia. 21, Hillsborough; 24, Joe Sterling says the game will Seimer, Mack Blythe, Dave nainent at Punts Gorda; 7, at Polk. serve as an introduction to the Bat-ringer awl Charles Craig. Ilaviona beach: 10. at St. Johns Home games begin at 7:30, regular scasoo, which begiit Nov. 13 at home against by returning regulars Randy Faber, Bob Jacobs, Vernon Johnson, Jim McIntyre, Reggie CENTER =-- -j ti .L. -' 'LIry "i ) - - T'his year's varsity is spiced TRINU PREPARATORY S('9001 5400 Al 0-MA AVENUE (ON HWY. 426 GOLDENROD) ORLANDO, FLORIDA 32507 HOME APPLIANCE !' -t '' 31 -1 ' - ( - - Manatee. ' P)IOTj[ (305) 671-4140 I LJ) _fr1 V - ' -; ',.-,cu,, I - / " - I ' DISHWASHER FD J " . ,. I "i - = -_- banner this season In Chip Nor, Vic Wilkerson, Reggie McDo na ld; (third rows %eruoa terback Mark Renaud scored basketball will be 1front row) leit to right, Dave Hampton, Pat Johnson, Terry Jameson, Sam four games of the campaign, one touchdown on a one-yard Crimmins, Randy Faber; (second row) Jim McIntyre, John Zeull, Cookendorfer and Karl Kruer. I if erald Photo by Bill Vincent Jr.) sneak and later passed to Tim but reeled off fo.mr straight win Edmonds on a 32-yard play for to wind out a season, __ FOL D- . i _ - , * . ._ X.. 4 - j — - ; - ! . _.j- - I Petter Late than ne er Sm)Tna Beach upended O iedo ihats the ir from the 26-0 Seminole High School Junior In Seminole 's win quar: varsity footba ll team Bib)- ': ," - . -- — -. #*:**'I!. . I n J(1 •..*-,. , over Lake Howell Thursdiy Charles RiggirLs scored first night, on a nine-yard run and Williall) Z - - I _rv,~,F&_f , .. ,f A.F In other area games Thur. Frederick scored the other 71) . .s, ...- A__44qf1' sday, Lake Brantley defeated on an eight-yard run. Donnell (1iris Itig gins 13S) calchei on Alley-Oop style as Lake Howell's Apopka. 14-6; Lyinan whipped Gilchrist picked 111) the two- r Deluxe ,%lInI'Bus ce'nke • ' 'I! c I - . ''I ) ' I was petrified," she replied "I've seen naked men before, but never ones I didn't know" .' ' A - C,j Seminole Ja yvees Down ;A Fr4F_ , -____, C_ =_ -_-M W - --Fk-_ I r T Lake Howell In Finale .i -1k; I -- - - -- through tVeive. Small I&ij i'uie mote S..-'. SAVE ON ANY ". - __ - Individual a ttention ftOfn A staff Of highly quallfled faculty. uInuMIM - 841/Fwincl Noicrnbrr 24 iririlty Pscp i -' - - - FOR LIMITED WINTER TERM ENROLLMENT Dishwasher BUY THE BEST FOR LESS -- - - IS NOW ACCEPTING STUDENTS I(itchenAid / : .,- t-_77 _-_ ,' d M .7 ' :, ' . - NEW ORI.EANS(API_MinutesaltcrtheNeWOrleansJau sznashedaNationalBasketbaUAssociationattendance or(J, Jennifer Quale, a flxnes- Picayune reporter-, broke anoth r tr a di tion by walking into the team dressing room. "I don't think I ll go in," said Ms Quale 'Too late," replied . Hoeskr.guidingherfirmnlyinto thedressl ng roomw,thor hand on tier elbow. Pete Marovich, exhausted bya tough 113-ll0 victory ovet- the Lakers, glanced up at the pretty blonde reporter wi th mischief in his eyes. "Free spirits are fine with me," hesaid. "Why don't you go take ashower," And that's, the wayit went _the,ntght th eJauaflowed first female into traditionally male-only territory . When it was or,afnendasked Ms Qualehowshe(eltaboutbreakfngthe -.. ' ", ' ' -. - - _'~ RE CURL'W10s, --.=,. ',, "5 :_~ - - - ' . . i~ I &:W&k IS,Specda. I I . . = - . dt'ine(l and made liv room- radio ?'- -. i 'rv. -IS hers of the Opera Gala Guild. 1.1. Pinkerton di be sung b '' 1 ' III Atsuko Azurna, young William Dupre, a veteran of the ' Japanese soprano, has been U.S. Air Force, who presently most appropriately cast in the makes his home in Brussels, title role, which she has sung at where he is under contract to ,.-, the Metropolitan as well as In the Royal Belgian Opera. Vienna, Berlin, and other Florida based singers Hugh European and American opera Aibee, Mary Joe Evans, and - houses. Madame Azuma's Norman Higgins complete the ~ Seminole Plaza performance of Nedda in "I cast together with the , Op Pagllacci" last season marked Camerata Chorus. -the first time a Japanese artist has performed at the Met in other than an Oriental role. Puli Toro, an attractive ' mezzo-soprano from Puerto Rico, will be1a fitting Suzuki. She is performed with the Turnau Opera Company on tour and with Opera 68in San Juan, TR •.s'iu INITY PR EP ARATORY SCHOOL i rncrARATORY as well as in concert and on Dog-Eared Paperback Book Is Transformed Into Turkey - & - .. , era Slated ' - ,"' Class c( talizing turkey demration. Ii I . zzu Gentle Birth . in ~ ~ __ ~ --- i - Gets Naked Truth V. Bicentennial quilt being created b members of the Suburban Republic an Women's Club of ITlOtheT Seminole County, Is going to be something worth keeping, says susan I am 51, and I've been going lipton (right) who has taught the traditional art of quilting to the other 1&er-so women contributing to the quilt's growth with a very handsome, 23-year. Decorated with patriotic motifs and elaborate texts designed and embroidered by Barbara old man for over two years I left), donations of $1 are being collected and a winner will be drawm next year on Uncolv's Warman Doyle and I don't care it Feb 12 iflerald Photo by Jean Patte'snnj mis t akesc in' 1r )i'. The . '6111110 a -- - - n - - .-= . -. -=4-= - r - _ .. McDonald and Chip Noe. Most imposing of the freshmen is b-Il Sammy Williams, of Florida Gators ' Sights Set On Share Of Title seats were sold long ago, lerencv. They, too, will be in JACKSONVILLE ( AP) F lorida has a 7-1 season contention for a bowl game and The 11th-ranked Florida Go"We have the makings of a tars, visions of their first South- record and a perfect 4-0 SEC a possible title share if they upball club," says Sterling, the eastern Conference football slate. If the Gators defeat set Florida. Florida Coach Doug Dickey conservative-talking, ultra- championship dancing in their Georgia this week and Kensuccessful coach, "A lot of hCOtIS, tangle with traditional tucky next week in Gainesville, Isn't saying who will start at these frcshmcn can play. it rival Georgia in the Gator Bowl they will holtl at least a cu- quarterback. Senior Don Galchampionship and nail down a (ne), who has produced 17 viccould be a vet-)' Interesting Saturday. Kickoff tories in the 21 regular season regionally major bowl bid. season." for the Georgia's Bulldogs are 6-2 for games he started, Is ready to televised game is scheduled at Former Semnnoie players 1:50 pin. EST anti the 70.0M the O5Ofl aP,I1 3-I in the ofltintiitui.'d On I'ag. !fli Rockledge. . - �28-Evernng Herald, Sanford, Fl. Friday, Nov. 7, 1973 10 - 0 Navy, Miami In Big Clash Tonight MIAMI -Navy turns to last week agalr.st Indiana and third-ranked Nebraska, appear to Kansas and Nebraska travels State and Stanford travels to SOREBOARD EM1C 9 SIXTH MutI (3) a FerminMuguer:. (2) S 20, Q IS 1) $16 ; P (*5) $171 90; Big Q (7 i with III 5) V.63 00, (7* with all I) 1212 40 Pro Basketball - Its potent defensive unit tonight Minnesota. respectively, should to have an easy time of it this to Kansas State. No. 9 Southern Cal. in a bid to beat the University of work in favor of the Big Two week. But anything can happen Saturday night, No. 5 AlaIn other Saturday games, NSA Miami and claim its first with little chance of another in the Big Eight bama is at Louisiana State, although usual. Southern Methodist will be at Eastern Confer ence winning football season since week of letdowns. Atlantic Division ly the Sooners and Cornhuskers No. 4 lexas A&M, Baylor will Wyoming Is at No. 10 Arizona NIGHT 1967. P4egu(Beitia; 3. Ethanojavi; TheBigEight'sBigTwo5 W I Pct, GB are left fighting for the league be at No.7 Texas, North Care.- State and No. 15 Arizona goes to Larri Alber d,; S. Domingo vz. 6 floston The Midshipmen, 5-3 1 1 tOO FIRST I Ad,na Yza (11, 7 tO. , haven't ond-ranked Oklahoma and title. Oklahoma will be at home lina State will be at No. 8 Penn No. 13 San Diego State, Eddy Perez; 7. Aldar%a Okoki; $ Buffalo 1 2 667 managed more than 17 points In ' 600.3 40. 2. Echanø Elorla (1), 6 10, Ur:a At6M Phils 4 661 ' 640. 3. CachoOkoeo (7). 920; Q (1 their last six outings. But the EIGHTH -1. ManoloMugueria; New York 3 S .373 11 130 20; P (I 1) 17470 2 Chucho Echave. 3. Maruri. defense, which ranks third in SECOND - 1. EchanoAlbeeth (3) Mencta; I Celyaya Aguirce; 5, Central Division the nation, has kept Navy roll. s• 7. Lard Lenli (I) Alava N Orleans 6 U7 6. Sa aLarrea; 7. da M ing. *60. 3.40; 3. Ogulza•Okoki (1). 3 40; WMhing?on 1 Fermin Juan: I. SantIAItu. Q It 1) 57160; P (3 1) 1.73.30; Big 0 Atlanta NINTH - 1. Aguirre, 2. Alava, 3, 2 3 40 3 "They've built thenisek'cs a i i With 13) $31120 Houston Er doza. i Sala. S. Bflbao, 6. Zarre, battleship," 2 3 .i Miami offensive THIRD - 1. Urra Javi (7) 10.00, 7. Aipi, I. Celaya. Cleveland 2 1 31-: 9*0, 5 70; 7. AIe<h8it (I), 11. 20. 3. line coach Pat fluel fretted TENTH - 1. AItu, 2. Mencha, To 3.40. 3 ca vz. (6) 4.60 ; Q (4.7) Fermn, 4. Marvel, S. Santl. 6. 'Thursday. Ruel's charges were Western Conference 137 40, P (7 4) 1)41 00 Midwet Division Larrea, 7. Mvguerza. S. Chuctio. able to clear the way for only FOURTH - 1. Negul Javi (3) TALLAHASSEE (AP) Detroit routing Clemson last Saturday Campbell Stadium Saturday have one of the better defenses 4 3 571 ELEVENTH - I. Marlow, 1100, 700. Ch;c,00 310. 2. Cacho Oenoa 3 4 479 1 Befl000; 7 . Domingo Juan; 3. O4 yards and seven first downs Florida State Coach Darrell when they meet Memphis state night. e'll face. (i). 1.10. 340. 3. Bi lbao Quioia (1) Ogul:a Miguel; 1. Barre Altu; S. last week ma 21-7 loss to Boston Mudra says there's no way the WC 2 3 .400 i The Tigers. 5-4 but coming on "I'm sure we'll be in for one "We're not going to be as Mitwauk 1 S .167 71, 340; Q (3 4) $4040; P 43 4) $791 SO; Cacho Aipi, 6. Alava-Perez; Y . College. 00 (73) S159.70 Seminoles will be able to match strong lately with three con- heck of a ballgame with Mem- productive pointwise against 4, Erdoza Echave; S. Arecha Zarre. Pacific Division FIFTH - 1. Sala Azpl (1) 560, TWELFTH - 1. Erdoza.Allu; 2. Navy fell 31-10 last week to the 43 points they ran up in secutire victories, visit Doak phis State," Mudra said. "They Memphis State as we were G State 4 7 .U7 450. 1.00. 2. Santi Larrea (7) 3.10, S.anti Juan; 3. Maruri-Aguirre; Notre Dame, but Miami Coach L. A. 4 1 .500 1 against Clemson because 410; 3. CeIayaMencha (I) 7.00; 0 Sala.Mvguerza S. CeIaya.Mi, Carl Selmer pointed out, Phoenix 2 7 .500 I (17) 530 60; P (I 7) $16 10. 6 Fermin Azpi. 7. Bilbao Larrea; they've got too good a team," "Navy's defense was sitting Seattle 3 S .373 7 SIXTH -I ArechaJavi (1). 1370, Chucho Mencha he added. Portland I 5 .167 3 6.40. 3.60. 2. Megui Ouiol& (1) 5 go, - - over on the lumber when most Thursday's Results Cleveland 113, Atlanta 101 too of those points were scored." Five turnovers killed Navy Harness Racing a y Not BeAble SEMINOLE TURF CLUB 27-60, 9 20, A 10. 2. Larri ouioia (6) ENTRIES York 8 50, 9 10, 3 Negul.Yza (1) 420. Q F P U ') Sit ? Today's Gimes FIRST-4 Mile Pace.ClaIming EIGHTH - 1 Manola Mencha (3) Phoenix at PhlladelØia 1360. 600. 120; 7. SaIaBengoa liP 11.000-Purs $500 - I. Cotta Go Cleveland at New Orfurn (Befeznak) 15 1; 2. Terri miss (Rau) 92; 3. Pall Mel (Werkheiser) 72; 4, Detroit at Chicago (13) $loC' P (3)) 16.60, Bedford Boston at Milwaukee Htnover (C. Miller) NINTH - 1. Celaya (6) New York of Los Angeles 1000, 7 20., 2. Artchs (3) 10 00, 6,00. Cumban Frisco (Whatirlard) 3.1; 6. Kansas City at Portland 3. $aI(5) S.00;Q(36)$51 30; P(63) Johnny M:nbar (Ska) 15.1; 7. Ohio Dream IS Regur) 32; 5, Arden EJ Saturday's Games $116, 10, Phoenix at Buffalo Dennis) $1 AE I Delkenciun TENTH -1.Larrea(S)15,40,340, (Howard) Seattle at Atlanta 3-11M 2. Mencha (7) 4.60, 3.50; Cleveland at Houston SECOND . C.3 Pace.) MileChjcho (1) 300; 0(25)132.60; P (5 .'Iwaukte at Washington PursaSsol - 1. Pan Byrd (Peters) 2) $10050; DO (6 5) $11.90 . .S?Ofl at Detroit ELEVENTH - I. Ogulz.Migu,l 13.1; 2. Red Clay (D'Amato) 92. 3. L c's Angeles at Golden State (1) 1040, 6M0 1 10; 2. Areth Ally Chancey Miss Lacy (Sabatka) 31; A. Sunday's Games (5) 6.PQ, 5 3 Barer Azpi (6 450 Princess Strong (B. Regur) 5.2; 3. New York at Portland, after. 0 (I ill S35 do~ p (I j) $1 19. 10, Kinnikinnick (Aldrich) 6 I; 6. Never r+: '1 TWELFTH - 1. Chucho Aguirre Renege(Hobbs) Il; 1. Mary Brooks Seattle at New Orleans (3) P.m, 4.60, 5.10; 2. BlIbsoLarrea U. HyselI) 151; S. Timely Marie Kansas City at Los Angeles (5) , 3.20; 3 Celays-Echave (0) (Udell) 7.2. AE I Fancy Joe (F. Taylor) I 60 Q (2 5) 6.3.10; P (7.5) $25170 THIRD-C-3 Pacel Mile.Purse Big 'Q (1.5 with 25) 11,356.20. ABA 1300: 1. Western Scott (F. Taylor 3. A 2,$Q3; Han<te 1121W. East Divisio n I. 2. Hlreco (T. Crank) 3.1. 3. W I Pct. 08 Singing Sam (Ber eznak) 61; ENTRIES Kentucky 4 1 '$00 Torpedo Byrd (Cummings) 72: 5. TONIGHT New York ,7 Groat Value (Vandervort) 51; 6. St-Louis S 3 .635 FIRST: 1. CachoLenI, 2. Byrd K. (Deason) 92; 7. Sandy Doll Washington 110. Seattle 46 Golden State 111, New against the Irish. Of Miami's own offensive problems, Selmer said, "Soimic. times I get the feeling we try to 1 7 125 West Division $ Denver Negul BeitIa, 3. Ica•Arana, Echano.Sarxh,z, 5. E0dy.Ar, lo , 7)4 - UrzaOkoki. 7. Aldarsa Eloeza, San Am. Indiana 4 3 447 San Diego Utah 7 6 .230 3i 7 175 4 ,, Thursday's Resut? Denver 111, Utah 105 Todays Games New York at St. Louis Indiana vs. Virginia (Rau) $ 1, I. George Way (B. Recur AE 1 Curt Jubilee (Kmball) FOURTH-C-3 Pace-1 Mile.Purw $323: 1. Mighty Senator (S. Clark) a 17. Andy Canuck (R. Neely) 72; 3. SECOND, 1. IcaOkoki, 2. Oguiià LenI:. 3. EchanoAlberdi, 4 Larrl Howard Champ (How ard) 101; 1, Beitia ,5 EddyYza,6. BarreArana, Winning Tira IR. Requr) 6.1; 5 . 7. Ur s Etoria, 0. Aldana.S.anchez. Taylors Farvel (Bridges) 3.1. i 6. THIRD: I. OguijaArana, 2. Eddy. Silky Square (Hendricks) 51; 7, ' Beilla, 3 Ica JavI, 4. Echano.V:a, S. Justa Frost (Dvoracek) Heide (No driver) * 1; AE 1 Larr. Lent:, 6. Arecha Okoki, Gove?nor Del Lee (Kinsley) Alctar,,.Alberdj. S. Urza.Qulola. FIFTH.Si, Mite Pact. e- Claiming FOURTH: 1. Aretha.Quiola, 2. . Negui.Elorza, 3. ManoIoP,rn, 4 IIA1104-ftru 5500: 1. Mr. Docket at 8'ieZarre, S. Domingo. Ethavt, 6. (Provost) $7; 2. Lotus Bud Alava Bengo& Y. Cacho SancP,z, . (Brid ges ) 72; 3. Gala Tag (Bailey) *1,4. EdgIWOOdSt. Pat (E. Taylor) Bilbao.Javi. FIFTH: 1. Maru'I Agulrre, 2. 41, S. Pocket Silver (Bereinak) 12 Maf101OEChave, 3. Celaya Sanchez, 1; 6. Dugger Wave (Lewis) $1; 7. Hampton San 01190 . vs. Kentucky Cincinnati Saturday's Games New York at Denver San Diego at San Antonio Chuc h o- M encha, 7. FermJ. Miss Bissell (C. Clark ) 7.7; AE 1 Cool Hand Luke (Horvath) Mvguerza,$. Erooza Litres, SI XTH.C4 Troll Milt- Purse $115: SIXTH: Oguizi JaI, 2. Bare San Diego at St. Louis 1 Mud Pop (Bridges) 6 1; 7. Lats'es Quiola, 3. Domingo.Bengo., ,Jai Ala! - Negul Zarre, S. Alava-Pores, 6. Lady (Thompson) 10 1; 3 Mtt?nh.r'it II I. ,. .. --.-.-..-. .. pulse (Wilsey) SI; S. Berthas Boy Arecha-Elofia. ORLANDQ.SEMIp4OLe (Kaiathas) 93, 6. Kim LobelI SEVENTHS 1. NeguiAtb)rd l, RESULTS (Harp) 72; 7. Bannas Baby (9. Echano Beitla,3 Dombngo.Okcjj, MATINEE Ica Perez. S. Eddy Lentz, 6. Aldan&. Neely) 31, 1. Speedy Hans (T Crank) 5- 1; AC I C. J. Rodney (1. FIRST 1. lc.Alberdi (1) 11.40, Via, 7. LarrlArna, I. UrzaJav, Taylor) EIGHTH: 1. Manolo.(Iengoa, 560.700, 2 AldnaLen tz (3) SEVENTH-C-3 Pace-I Mile-Purse Alava Juon. 3. Sala Muguerzs, 5 60, 3 Eddy Sanchez (6) Sroo; 0 (I 31 $3 1 40 P ( 13) 55070 Ferriir, Aguirre, 5. CelayaAItu, 6. 1525: I. ioa Stir Maid (Dvoracek) 2. Van Dale Byrd (Kinsley) 61; 7. ChuchoLarre., SECOND - I. Aldana.Okoki 3. Amy Girl Merctry (Ray) 77; 4. 13.20, $40. 330: 2. Echano Sanc hez MaruriMench a. (1) 4.70. 30.0; 3. Oguiza.Eloria NINTH: 1. Erdora, 2. Aguirre, 3. Honor s Lad (Blood) 5.1 ; S. C. U. CeIaya, S. Sala, 6.. Azpl, 7. BiIb.ao, C. Lator (Atlanta) 10I; 6. Metrolina 440; Q (35) $47. P (3.3) Abby (Bridges) $A; 7. Movnlain Big 00-3 with all 3) $0.00; (1.3 with Z&rro. Banker (Briton) 5-1; 5 Keftytuck TENTH: I. Mencha, 7. Chucho, 3 !l 5) $7'7Ø 6. Tim (R. Miller ) 3.1; AE 1 Iron City - 1. Eddy.Vt (6) 11.00, Attu, A. Santi, S. Mvgueua, Nancy (R. Regur) 6 011 1-40; 2. I. -& Lenl:(3) S.W, 3,00, Fermin, 7. AMrurl, 1. La"ta. EIGHTH. I Mile Pac..CIalmtng ELEVENTH 1. 3 Aredij.Araj (5) 140 OguIra Bengoa, 13 4' 2. OomingoPerez, 3. Manolo. $3,S1Q-Pvrse 1330: 1 Mike T. S47 *0• p (6 3) gu el, 4. Arecha Zarre, S. Cacho. (Kucia) 61; 7. Easy Bluegrass FOURTH - 1. (0.) Mi Arpi. 6. Alava Juan, 7. Barre (Brainard) 52; 3. Trout Lint (No drIver) 10 1; 4. Ocala Spric (Nicholl) Echave, S. Erdoza Ally, 560, 5 50. 3. Domingo.B,ngoe 121; 3, Bomber C. (F. Ihienfeld) TWELFTHS 1. Sala Aguirre, 450. 0 ( 2 6) 159.70; P It 2) $113.90; Chutho.Jvin. 3. Erdoza Mugueria, 1; 6. Beautiful Waverly ( E. Taylor ) DO (6.6) 1131 90 72;?. Argo Angus (Crossln) 9 7; $ BhIbaoAitu. S. Sanfi.Migu,I, FIFTH - 1. ManolaUrrea (3) Victoria Hans (1. Crank) S.I. 11 10. 510. 310; 2. Erdoza.Aguirre CellyaAzpi. 7. MarurIIrn,., $ NIPITH.I Mile Pace.B.2 '3 FerminMe'nha. 5.60, 400; 3. Celaya Azpi(7) 300; Handicap-Purse U5I: I. Tiny's Time 0 (23) 531*0; P (32) $'94,3Q SATURDAYMATINEE Bomb (C. Clark) 5); 2. Rum Fan. XTH - I. Doming* Albet'di (3) tity (R. Neely) 9.3; 3. Dakota Beau 19.6.0, 7.50. 3.10; 2. Bilbao.Ehoru (6) FIRST - 1. Aldana.8.eitl.; 2. (Solders) S 1; 4. Drift Fisher 770, 4.40; 3. ALaV$.Jiy) (7) 3.40; 0 EchanoLe'ni; 3. lca•Alberdl; 4, (Sabatka) 61; S. Special Ryid 36) $3140; p (3 6) $190.50. Eddy.Anana; S. Larri.OkIil; 6. (Brainard) 7.2; A. Black Walnut SEVENTH - 1. IcaOkokI (3) Uria.Y:s; 7. CachoSanchel; j. Wurtzworth) 4 I., 1. Bothe, 1670, 0.60. 4.20; 2. Negul.LenIz (11 MguI.Eioqza. (E. Taylor) 31. 310. 3.60:3. Echano Via (3) 4.20: 0 SECOND - 1. Ogui:aOkokl: 2. TENTH.) Mile Tr.t.B.2 83 Cl (I)) 13500; P ( 3 1) 1102 30 Aldan.a Lenhl; 3. Echario Anarit; i. Handbc.ap.Purs. 1410: 1 Debutante EIGHTH - I. Mar Lana (7) UriaBeitia; S. IcaYza; 4. Sarre lass (OKelley) 61. 2. Big Beau •. -..--. . '- , , SI Ofew 30--.............. . 6 20, 3 20. 3 Form inMe'ntha (SI Sanchez. THIRD - . Clar Trip (Wyatt) $1: 1. Marl* (A. CIarkk' I II. I Wi La ?I - .,C -. 0. I NINTH-1. Erdoza (1) 1) so, 5,00. Beitlrn; 3 Eddy Ja;i;4Urzalent;; (Werkhtiser) 7.2; . Cap Coal 3 40; 7. Zarre 3) 5.40, .1.00; 3. 5 Oguira Alberdl; 6. AtdanaArana: (Artmin) 17.1; 1. Browsed County Aguirre (2) 5.60:0()3) $3540; fI(). I,. 7. urn Via; S. Aretha.Qubola. (Harp) 72. 5. Dev ils Advocate 3) 515340. FOURTH - 1. Negui Elorza; 2. (Rusin) $2; AC 1 Serena Boot TENTH - 1. Santi (5) 17.10. 9.50, DominsjoQubofa: 3. Aretha.Bengo.. (StOmp) 610; 2 CIwcho (3) 7.40, 3.40; 3. 4. Manoiojavi. S. C.arrelarre; 6. Maruri (i) 4.10; 0 (3 S) 141 20; P (5. CathoEctiave; 7. BilbioPere':; $ 3) 1025'); 00 (I 5) 1212.20. Alava Sanchez. RESULTS ELBVENTH- I. Erdoza .Zarre FIFTH - I. ErdozaB.engoa; 2 (I) 9.20, 560. 3.20; 2. ManoloAzpi M.anobolarre; 3. SantlAguirre; FIRST: I. Dones Demon (W. A. (7)6 00. 3.10; 3. Oguiza Eloria (3) Sala Menthi; S. Cfwtho Miguel. 6. Vand,rvort) (4) 'iM. 2.10, 2.20; 7. 2-60; 0 (71)57170; P if 7) 1363.10. Marvel Ethave; 7. Fermin Larrea; Frances Beulah (5)5 0.0.2.20,3. OH TWELFTH - 1 Sala Mencha (I) I Celaya Mucuerza Nordel Ruts (1) 2.20; 3, OH Victory Rally (7) 2.20; Q (4 5) 142.60 T 3:19;) 10 Q I ') 13310; P (I 31 S109 . Frftina.flal' . SDorts TV SECOND: 1. Prince Dq't,n Ovoricek) (1) 3340, 29.6.0. 12.10: 2. MI Bernardston (5) 15.50, 540; 3 Horace Johnston (7) 7 40 (1$) $21170; T (I all all) 132000 D. (4 ), MII,WAUKEE (AI'P -The Milwaukee Brewers called a 11 am., CST, news conference today to announce appointment of Alex Grammas, long considered one of the major leagues' best baseball minds and coaches, as manager. 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SEVENTH 1 Surgery Time IM Crank) (4)4a3 0.10 3007 pipping 40 0 (1 41 PS 40 1 (41]) 126970 t 719 EIGHTH I Conestoga a (J Brrezn..k) (6) 2)10, 440. 70.0; 2 Void Affair (7) $70 360 J. Dandy " " ( 500; 0 176) 58 .50 1 (i+ 2 But even if Miami should NEW YORK i\h' in three vt'ars. Mudra said the team (S I t) its "best frame of tea mind of the season" and he's . 'a looking Following the Alabama A&M Johnson says his post-World Sox lost the seventh and decid- personnel. They are big, strong Riggs To Run In Death Valley - O'Connell said that his 48- t val. Dame and Florida. year-old manager had agreed making recently, and credits a Boston Red Sox' manager. Navy will employ six Florid"We're doing everything we Johnson, who led the Red Sox to terms and the actual signing lot of It to sophomore quarterians against Miami, and Selmer can to put our attention on to the American League pen- was back Clyde Walker, The Associ"a mere formality." ated Press Southeastern Back is countering with hopts that A&M," Hubbard said. nant in his second season as a Terms were not disclosed, but sophomore fullback Ray Ga of the Week. "A01 hasn't had a fine year, major league manager, was re- Johnson reportedly received a nong !rom Randaillstown. Md., but they won this past weekend warded Thur y wi a new 0 to ut $60,000 a year. 0 I is Ile said Walker has developed can provide the punch he has against Alabama State, who two-year contract. "Anything Dick O'Connell poise and become very good at lacked at fullback, played us to a squeaker, 12-11, "The duck hunting has been puts in front of me I'll sign," reading defenses. The young The game is expected to draw game," he added, lousy, but I'm pleased and very Johnson said on the telephone quarterback makes mistakes of less than 201,000 fans to the happy with the new contract," hookup. "The Red Sox have inexperience, but is cutting It took four field goals by Jo nson said by Orane gh Howl. After drawing telephone from treated me great. I Just want to down on his errors. Mudra said. Coleman, 37,203 for its opener against Greg FAMU's his homeIn Pinole, Calif. "Any- go out there and do a day's Oklahoma, Miami's home at. leading scorer with 42 ponts, for time I can sign a contract with work." Walker has completed 83 of tendance fell to 18,901 for Cob , the Rattlers to beat Alabama tIiisorganitbon 148 passes for 1,2 yards and I'll be happy," "We think Darrell did an out. State earlier in the season. ratio and 15,306 for Houston, nine touchdowns thus far this Red Sox General Manager standing Job," O'Connell said. "We're coming ofi a loss and Dick O'Connell Ohio State's top-ranked called a news "There was no question at any season. Buckeyes and No, 6 Michigan, the most important thing for us conference to show changes time on his returning. With the Mudra said he's optimistic heading towards another Big right now is to go out and win a - their football game," Hubbard said. Ten showdown, will lace 5Offl new electronic scoreboard at we just have not got around toa three remaining games, talented running backs He said the Rattlers played Fenway Park. formal signing." defeating Memphis State, Saturday. Ohio State invades well enough to beat Tuskegee Then, he casually announced John Johnson Joined the Red Sax as Miami and Houston in a rush Illinois and Michigan is host to but suffered from some bad of. that Johnson had been rehired a pitching coach under then that would be a boon to recruit. D.._I... __1 L.,k . dIXI uotiI scnoois are liclaung and IlLs decision to for another two years with an m1JnagerDick Williaing, ing. heavily favored, play conservative football after increase in salary. The news lie remained with the organ"I think finishing the season The fact that both Ohio State FAMU took a 10-0 lead in the cautzht no one øt•i'n itntinn -............... after WiIli.'i,ni, wi,e fpa,,I ---. .ne by v en ---------, . surnric.e. .0 u cit-Ant! will I.... ii f4 VdI ii.5ai -- .., e 1.0 and Michigan had difficulties third quarter. though Johnson had left Boston in 5. IM uu recruiting," Mudra Wd. ORLANDO (AP) Jerry Pate has taken command of the Professional Golf Association's Qualifying School tournament, but the concern of his chasers is not iatchlng him but being among the top 21 finishers. The PGA announced after Thursday's round that the top 21 finishers and ties in the 108-hole event will be awarded playing cards for the 1976 tour. That left 129 golfers, survivors of an original field of 375, fighting Friday for only 60 bertha, plus ties, Into Saturday's final 18 holes. 4 . Gators Set Sights On Share Of Title '... ., 7:30 . - + y4" $ At H.S. Stadium, Sanford. Featuring: LYMAN, LAKE BRANTLEY, LAKE HOWELL, rir .' v SEMIN ' HIGH SCHOOL fi A D#uI MAR CHI NG I I'' BANDS -ii i il l l 'Ie,-y91i' t £ ih:i! . , , l' ,,j. u Nor, - ui uy , 1. N " . , t ack 10 •J. C) ' 74-iy'i41 haqjllint b% Ticket e t Today I *~ d To Benefit Bond Programs At ,, I CatI . Z i Each High School. " z ii.?> # it .1 i, j mlin ,t:tL ''- Come On Out & Support C) ur High Schoo O.l OfluS Ih I 5t 11 MJ'tilt1f > . Uckets, '2.00 Each Available From Any P £ Patriots "Once we determine that a player is Free, we notify everyone at the same time that he has cleared and is available to be signed. The players or their agents must request this clearance. We will ask for whatever documents said. we need," he Rozelle also said that in the cases where players signed with clubs ot he r than those holding their NFL rights, the No teams involved would ha ve to work out compensation. "Hopefully, they'd do it right away so that it wouldn't come to _ ______ __________ VS .1 _____________ Oviedo Lions __ 9% I - Friday Nov. 7, 8 p.m. r' It __ LL ____________ ' 'a' 'N ... I -. + Admission Adults 2.5O . Students '1.50 - -. / _____ ____ -, -. MUSIC UNLIMITED (SANFORD PLAZA) -OUTER LIMITS (ALTA.MONT E MALL) EVENING HERALD (SANFORD) - - ' WIN! BILL'S 434 MOBIL GO TEAM, GO FOR A Bill Wack Mobil Ph. 831.9367 .Electronic Tune-Up & Auto Repairs * Front End Adjustment Tires • Batteries • Accessories Il Hwy 434 Longwood wKno _0 Patriots! ,' Celery City Printing Co. "55 Years of Service" 211 Magnolia Ave. Sanford Ph. 322-2581 We're Banking on you, Patriots... point Iftime defidt to one, 7271, before Rick Barry, Cliff Ri,s . . Gene Carr scored at 10:34 of home winless; streak to six the first peri(A to give the Kings gantes, lncluding one tie. 7"he and Charles Dudley scored to 4 lead they held until Ross final Quebec score came on ti send t he Wa rriors back on top Lensberry's goa l at 14:07 of the disputed goal with only 45 again. Rookie Gus Williams second period gained seconLc remaining In the game. fl K Sun Bank of Seminole. Another 24 hour bank. . Make it a Winner Patriots! John Hamilton ALLSTATE INSURANCE COMPANY 1398 E. Semoran Blvd Casselberry Ph. 678-1114 Rope 'em Patriots, Score! Stockman 'K ,"t). 0, I" Harness Shop English Al Western Saddles na r J Booster Or At Any Of Tho B910W Locations: 7:45 PAI Mon.-Sat. Brantley Lake Brewer Paces Cavaliers To Victory In NBA Game , , il iit"s _-. lw~ Poil Time .. _____ 1 , - '." 11 lI; ly 11 .. -'.. -'.._ . # Ladies Nile !'s'eri' Thur%dal -. $ II • •Reserrai,ons and information raIl 83! 1/40 ia -- / j - 60 Seminole Home of Mi' Original )b,joff Ti's irla Qu,nel/aj Eer'Ract,' • Fret Parking Grand,,ta,'td 4dmsssw', On/s * GoUrmel dininx in the air-condtitoned cluMouie, Miami Group Seeking NBA Franchise Flyers, Kings still Unbeaten In NHL Action S - ng Niire Hmas Find Refuge In Tampa I P.M. ,,- .. , I C ' • • May NEW YORK(API - The Na- lIlt'." man, was a seventh-round draft missing most of the 1973 season been barred from signing WFI. in Minnesota and Rozelle sa id tional Football League's two The NI"!. Thursday clear ed choice in 1971 by the Minnesota with a shoulder injury, players on the premise that a he believed the 10 players iho newest teams - Seattle and one former WFL player, tackle Vikings. lie signed as a free Morris signed with the WFI, team could buy a championship had taken the class action In Tampa - may find the nucleus Chris Morris of San Antonio. agent with Cleveland and after being cut by Cleveland in by signing available talent, that suit would be among the of their squads in the remains of Morris, a 6-foot-3, 250-pound played paris of the 1972 and 1973 1974. That plan was overturned first cleared for signing by NFl, the now-defunct World Football Former Indiana University line- seasons with the Browns, Nf'I. teams originally had Wednesday by a federal judge teams. League. NFL Commissioner Pete Ro. . zelle said the league's stocking formula for the expansion t'amns hopefully will be worked 'lot Friday, But tie also said MIAMI iAP- A group hop- partner lnColiseuniAssociates, plans to break ground next Miami (flow). Expansion is an arena was built. both Seattle and Tampa could ing to land a National Basket- said Thursday. spring on a $) million, 17,000- something we're reassessing "IF he Goldmati is proceed. llil(flediately sign any qualified ball Association franchise here seat arena. right now," added Gowdjne. "I ing with a private transaction, "It doesn't take a genius to Former WFL players now for ilon't want to give the impres- it's entirely possible he may rt'ntty' is pinning its hopes find out what's available, I'm the 1976 season when the two Ofl persuading an existing team talking with one NBA team Simon Gourdine, NBA deputy sion we said nc, but I don't want have a deal," said Aivers.on, collllllissiuner, to move to South Florida rather new teams begin play. said, "It's ento give the imprrs.son we said "But no one in the league will be which is not that obvious. It's a tirely possible there's sonic"All 28 teams can sign WFL than depending on league ex- super tearit too. We'll make the thing going on we don't know yes, either," aware of it until a formal op. players for next year," the pansion. plication of transfer is reannouncement of which team about and I don't want to throw Ilinmissloner said. "As long as William Alverson, chairman ceived," cold water on It. "We can't talk about what after the season is over, the two new teams are being But it sounds a of the NBA's board of governors Goldman said he also hopes to "We have the NBA as sure as little bit incredible to me. permitted to sign them, we felt we're doing, because it would and expansion committee, said have a National Hockey League the players should have the hurt the existing teams this God made little green apples," "Unequivocally, we're not last January that the NBA team for his proposed Miami right of choice of the other f3 season, Owen Goldman, a insisted Goldman, whose group going to award a franchise to would not commit itself before arena, teams as well." Rozelle said the NFL owners failed in Thursday's all-day ttit'eting to finalize a plan on 7 stocking the new teams. "We've got the mechanics pret. ty well set, but not Os' own. :_ tiers," he 581(1, The COfllmis.Siont'r said Uut.' lubs had different ideas on *_~'" I itting together the new teams. 'Those clubs that don't have mmany draft choices say 'Let's give them a break in the draft. That's how you build a club.' __________________________ Those clubs that have plenty ci draft choices want to do it a I_ different way" 9 Both teams will be stocked in _______ .lanuary before the Pro Bowl in New Orleans. Rozelle said the procedure for signing WFL players would be to have the players request clearance through the NFL ofice. finished with 19 points to lead Stars. With the wore knotted at Atlanta Coach Cotton Fitz- Golden State while Walt Fra. 105-all and 40 seconds left in the Atlanta and Cleveland Coach zier pared New York wi th 27. game, Issel scored on a Jumper, I Bill Fitch agree on one tNng: Nuggets Ill, Stars IDS then added a layup smrds Cleveland's Jim Brewer. Denver rookie David Thomp- later. The Denver win over. "Jim Brewer came to us," son scored 26 points and veter- shadowed a 29-point, 254 Fitzsimmons said after the an Dan Issel added 21 to pace rebound performance by Utah's Cars beat Atlanta in a National the Nuggets against the Utah Randy Denton. 'i Basketball A.sso-ciation game. "lie has speed and quickness. He was their No. 1 draft choice and that Is what he is supposed to do." itch responded in kind: "Brewer did a good Job for us. That's his Job - to rebound and play the defense." Brewer scoring 16 points I 4 andWith grabbing 11 rebounds, the Cavaliers defeated the Hawk.s 113-108. In other NBA games Thurs- By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Philadelphia a 1-1 tie. The Flydelphia Flyers inet ers controlled the play in the day night, Washington downed The ; final Deriod but cQuId not dent SittIp I in.inn nnul l".nirlu'n 1tfttn ,L_ t - -' t he i ngemes Kings and both Kings goalie Gary Edwards, crushed .New York 111.96. are still riding unbeaten who turned in a brillant 31-save In the only American Basket- strings, performance. ball Association game played, The Flyers, defending Denver outlasted Utah U1105 Penguins 5, Blues 3 National Ilocke)' League , ('mallen 113, Hawks Wayne Iuianchln's goal early Dick Snyder's three-point champions, ran their unbeaten In the third period snapped a 3-3 pay capped an 88-88 deadlock home streak to 22 games while tie and led Pittsburgh to its and Cleveland went on to Ifli) the Kings stretched their Ufl victory over St. Louis. With the beaten string to six in a row. Atlanta. Snyder finished with Blues ahead 3-2 going Into the The reason: a 1-1 tIe, , points while Jim Chones added final period, Pierre Larouche, a 'They're a very difficult 19-year-old center, tallied on a 24 and Bobby Smith 21, Atlanta was led by Lou Hudson with 24. team to play against," Flyers power play to knot the score. I Fitch had one complaint Coach Fred Shero said of the After Bianchin's goal, Jean Kings. "They take no chances. Pronovost added an insurance about . his .. top rookie, hewer. All k.....I,,:.. .1..... noticed he got 11 rebounds, and nfl LIJ.y uu I uuiiqiI*I. IUUII, UUL score in the final five minutes. and ice it. They'i e never going he II Whalers 8, St!ngers 3 that," the Cleveland coach said. to win any championships thrat . Bullets 110, Supersonics 100 Philadelphia right winger three goals paced the New EngWith Elvin Hayes pouring In 27 points. Phil Chenier storing Gary Dornhoefer agreed withland Whalersawalloping o and Mike Riordan adding fl, his coach. "We dcri't play the the Cincinnati Stingers. With the victory, the Whalers moved Washington ran its record to 4-1 way they do," he said. "That's why we win championships" into first place in the WHA's with Its third straight triumph Fast Division, Oflt.' fX)lflt over I • attit paced b Fredllrocmi \ fl,t I(S ( OlC h Bob I ult Stin gers. the n. rs Way'ne Carleton points, high for the game, led ford didn't see It the same w a added two goals for the Wha. "I thought we layed pretty Vto after three lers, 1!lo scored four tunes in + . ,, , ,' ,, ,.. t-'i. utiorti salu it tares a the to to score in the first three final period. minutes of the final period as lot of courage to play a game the Bullets Outscored the Sonics like this" Ncrdiquei 5, Spurs 3 31-18 in the last 15 minutes. Rejean I loule slapped in a 40In the only other Nill. gm Warriors 111, KnIcks % footer over the arm of Denver Thursda) night Pittsburgh de Golden State roa red from be goalie Bob Johnson just 24 sec seetented St liui 5-3. hind in the second period, scor. ond.s into the third period to In the World lIocke Associ a 22 tie, then scored rilid ing 20 straight poInts, then had ,ition Quebec stapped Den ver to rally again late in the third -' ''j through the period to break L' ,i i a,1 Cti •..n),),aiRJcsouL,LrL-u .' roriodtoru,tla.sItOnwVaei, a3-3de a e e e '" '' ( lflunn4itl 8.3 Knicks, pouring in 17 rimto its victory over Denver, The Kings 1, flyers 1 sectjti','e points, r owed a .. defeat lengthened Denver's Saturday, Nov. 8 - l -' ' t ' I 14 Q , * Civitan = Evenin gi 9 Herald Ist Annual Seminole County Bond Festival Benefi has moved on the flying heels of fullback Jimmy DuBose, the first Gator to run more than I,000 yards in a season and the current SEC Icader with 1,055 yards. Sophomt.re Tony Green and junior Larry Brinson are strong outside running threats, and sophomnore Wes cpijndjerjs thefifth best pass receiver in the confe'rence even though Florida seldom passes. Georgia Coach Vince Dooley has named Ray Goff his startIng quarterback. Coming off the -' I -'- Players Friday, Nov. 7, 1975--]B By THE ASSOCIATED PRIESS 1 injury list, Goff is basically a runner. His alternate, Matt Robinson, is more of a passer. return to action with a cast r The Bulldogs have a pair of his cracked left wrist. This is lus home town ano he strong runners in Kevin Mdcc said he'd very much like to and Glynn Harrison. McI,.ee leads the SEC in scoring with 60 start. Junior Jimmy Fisher, who points. Florida placekicker took over for Gaffney when he David Posey Is second with 50 Both teams have similar deWas hurt in the Florida state game, is perfect in his -t. the fensive statistics. Florida is fapast two weeks. With Fisher vored to win by a touchdown quarterbacking, Florida beat but n this traditional rivalry, Duke 24-16 and Auburn 31-14. always on the same neutral "I'll have to wait until very field, the underdog often wins. Georgia upset Florida 17-16 late before making a dCCSIOfl last year. Florida upset Georon who starts," Dickey said, The Florida wishbone offense gia 11-10 two years ago. V I A"nouncing the (Continued From Page 1113) " 1.05 AN(;EIJs APi Bigmouth Bobby Riggs is at it again, but this tune the king of the hustlers wil l let his feet do th e ta lking in a match ra ce across Death Valley. The 57-year-old Riggs, who helped bring tennis to national attention with a pair of matches against women two years ago, will race experienced distance runner Bill Emmerton across the floor of the desert on Dec. 15. The race, in typical Riggs fashion, will be a handicap affair. Emmnerton, 56, has run across Death Valley three times and is the "world record holder" for the pace. He is to run 100 miles. Riggs gets a 50-mile head start. Pate Takes PGA Command . o Major leaiue hasthall ;ipprars in for an exhibition series, the first since Premier Fidel Castro came to power and political relations were broken off with the United States 15 years ago. Boston pitcher Luis Tiant and Cincinnati first baseman Tony Perez probably will head the team, which figures to be made up of of 14 players from the National League and 14 from the American League. It is almost certain to be heavily accented with Caribbean talent. Plans for such a trip have been formulated by the office of Commissioner Bowie Kuhn. And if the present series materializes, It might become a yearly feature, a baseball spokesman said. 0 I i confident that Its troubles are BOSTON I AP) ' - Darrell less than 48 hours after the Red team with lots of good -- Planned Ole roa(l to seriduig all all.star teun to Cuba next spring -set the Mitisbipmen, its hof"- game, the Rattlers face South. Series duck hunting ventures Ing game of 11w World Series and fast." are slim to avoId the losing em, a power sit.h a 7-1 record, have be en "lousy," so maybe with the Cincinnati Reds Oct. mark - two of the three re- and undefeated Be thune-Cook- he should buy his own lit Mudra said he's pleased wi th tle 22. maining opponents are Notre man, a powerful home-state ri- blind with a new contract as the he progress his team has been , 2.70). NINTHI 1. Summer Yank" (c, hic"l) (4) IM , 1 40. 3,X; 2 A"r-fare (6) id?o, 510, I. Adim Mity (1) 7.00 0(44) 53440 T (4 All-Star-Cuba Series victory of the season and third Darrell Johnson Si g ns New Two-Year Contract FOURTH: I. Herod (H. Phillips) (l) 12.20. 440, 3.10; 2. Lee Eyre (3) 3.70.2.10; 3. Sb Wimpym (S)3.; . Florida State trounced Clem- son, 43-7, last week, Its second "The thing I'm going to have and play football, especially , 113) $17 40 T (134) $14 00 1 2-70 FIFTH:I Er.'h Trne IT ma,,i (6) 600 7 30 3 10 2 t}.cala Eagle (3) flank Aaron, the Brewers' 41-year-old designated hitter and baseball's career home run record holder, had been considered the No. 1 candidate when the Brewers fired Del Crandall as manager or, the last day of the past season. however, It is believed the club later removed Aaron from consideration by mutual agreement. Aaron and the Brewers jointly announced late Thursday that the fading slugger will honor the final year of his $250,000 a year playing contract in 1976 and then join the club's front office as a vice president. We'll try to simplify the offense Florida A&M Coath Rudy Hub. to realize as head coach is that when we're away from home," finally over. bard says he's concerned that we're going to have to go out Hubbard said. against Navy." Memphis SLate Coach Rich. Miami needs a victory to the Rattlers will be thinking ard Williamson said he ha., no avoid Its sixth losing season in about the past or the future doubt that the Seminoles are a seven years. The Hurricanes, when they play Alabama A&M better team than the record inwho will be celebrating home. Saturday. dica tes. The Rat tlers, 5-2, were upset coming, have a 1-5 record and "1 don't know how Florida need victories in all four re- 15.10 last week by Tuskegee State is Just 21," Williamson while Alabama A&M was beatmnainlng games for a .500 seasaid. "They have a good looking Ing Alabama State 29-22. Son. Scot (I) 4.10, 4103 Joaquin lean 125060; 1 SATURDAY II a rn (44) - Jim Thgqvj 12p.m. (CATV6)-ftFLGam,oftp,..W P qy (35 NFL Ga IIUNTSVIIJ.E, Ala. (AP) - do too many things on offense. - Vargiflia Flor"da A&M Rattlers Play Rough, Read AIabama A&M :dig Aaron To Play One More Year Match CIernson Score: .,4udra - 3 Domingo Eloria (5) 6.10, (17) 141 40; P (12) 595.10. 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I .. - ; . • I '.. .. , 5 _~e- I ;~ 4 D et In Treating Gout *S W11 DfAR DR I AMB ____________________ __________________ Chic Young ... ( O COURSE YOU CAN GO CM GO eOWLING -- : ou I J__• ,1 li~ co ) •' - ALO-H / \i .11 / 'I 1~ I— 1 I , . THE WAY SHE HANGS I A! OUND r1.. , PLJ5LIC_LlAY I I i SHE WAS BOUND To CATCH SOMETHING . I CAN E LIEVE I IT! l - .100 0 , -10 I W .0 _ t. , ~= , _. IL ARCHI E r .. - SPARE INCH CF ROOM LEFT ON AT A BULtenN Bw TmiS 11 . -, n ,ail . = I it 7 *4 I -. 3 , V 1, :1, I YJ Ii wvri I r ____ ' FRANK AND ERNEST ~u~ .,__.,~ 7~ - ~ _W - TWNTY- oU -. ________ 17 .1 .. I - `71ill~l - - -. . ::. m I It ' '- -- - . MUMC1PA ReNDS, 6 (9) 10:30 (CATV.4) Best Of Gr oucho 11:00 (2)(6)(S)(9)(13) News Regular know what we think of Eric II'" III I ,=I it s pi ll, — - Skating Schedule Mondays 7:00,10:00 P. M. Tuesday Pri va te Parties On Wlesdays 7:30-10:30 p.m. Closed 2nd Wed. of every month * Thursdays Private Parties Only Friday% 7:30-11:00 p.m. , Saturdays 9:30-11: 30 a m & 1:10-4:00 p.m. A 7:30-11:00 (CATV-13) Daytime (35) Cartoons (44) Jim Thomas OutdoOrs (2)(8) Westwind (6)(13) Ghost Busters (CATV-6) Tres Patines (9) Oddball Couple (3$) Big Blue Marble (44) Friends Of Man AF T ERNOON 12:00 (3) Villa Alegre (61(i)) On The Track p O , L Valley Of The Dino, saurs (CATV-6) NFL Game Of The Week (I) I nformation a (9) Speed Buggy (CATV-13) All Star Wrestling SKATE CITY f 339-24 - - "MIAMIll V NO COVER I ll 1 I I Dancing III 2 AM Now Open - Our New I Try Our Delicious I SANDWICHES r __ _______ i ,, —0 0 ~ I- ) 71, A i 0 ) L - - DAYS INN TASTY WORLD RESTAUR ANT by T. K. Ryan il pAtC '"u -r PA ØANPUW VON CAE "D - ____ I I, - ____ BY4 it,/ ~k it-7 0,91shiiiii,ii .g w I" -01 0,0 t_________,__111__-" My teach says I gt a stuck accelerator' by Garrt, Tr - A \ 1h LLY? CAN EAT au 41 . I . I I , V " ; -N I '. 811, [ 2 r 11~ ~ _. __ ;I - ) ; , ~ -1, ) - IIj I/it - I ,9 r- __r (____~I_ f- F - J_: .; ' I ----------- -.== = ==-==.=---- .= -.'-=-.,---- -- 3 DAn 03 X" 1 30 CONDOR is to (CATV-6) T13A 15 (9) Movie - .0"s "Must as WIF.6iiiievir 5:30 _________________ - --lift, ;P-W __ Ca l%" 2M=x4v TWO FIRST MANU RENOIR MORISOT TOULOUSE LAUTREC PISSARRO VAN GOGH TOMORROW: Ifodge Podle 11(;- : 0J 11RUEFF71171111 ~iD Every Tue. & Thurs. . I!l - :k CHILDREN .5oC Rot s ,, V 'Pd1S- ,* , I I)IAIJN(; AROUND:. One of 8:3(1~9 CIIS MASH When a 10-11 NBC POLICE STORY older brother, played by George the most talked-about films of purple hearter grics off the deep This series debuts tonight in a Nfaharis -also a cop -with a the '70s, "Walking Tall," is mental end and starts pon. new time and day. "Tile Ties of ABC's Sunday Night Movie tificating, and behaving like Brotherhood" stars Edward moral conflict. tie doesn't know feature. Joe Don Baker stars as he's TIIE chosen represenAlbert as a rookie policeman whether to report his brother - an ambush. True story, and a Lips think the guy Is just trying sequel [n which Puss& would to goldbrick and want him - There's a family reunion on when a Japanese woman "lIawiFive' toght. Helen claims to her grown son that Ed air Ma e k Ilayes, joins her son. series is the father. Then she recants, - to, 1i-j op m mmalmnaLow, ,. jr-- w 4 I , . io . I. 7 . . = - * i — Oh.what fun' 7 a -. . a USMICO1OR urn . / The Ptc4'day enteflasnmtft thatsalmost ' - on litood t EDITOR'S NOTE The se fresh box-office appeal of the (lepartment is planning to take 9-10 CPS HAWAII Fl%'[~-o ond coming of "My Fair I.ad% - musical, which lyricist Alan editors to Innsbruck early in Two- time Oscar winner helen Is almost at hand. And ho lo Jay Lerner and compose r January for a sneak preview of flayes, a legend in theater and e m USIcaI run I his Frederick Loiewe distflled from might th the Winter Olympi(s sight so films, and Charles During are time? I10 roduC t.r If Crm an I.evin Shaw's "Pygmalion," is fiImIly they can describe first hand for guest-starred. Siv plays Danny isn't making any pritidictions, based on its track record. TV viewers what and here it William's aunt whose plane but he says that 'after maybe will all happen. I seatinate is murdered on the say Isso years se would considWeed to play the ABOUT TONIGHT: ponies, but got bored and gave island, and MeGarrett's in- er a road production. 8-8: 30 CBS BIG E[)DlE vesflgauon leads to a ring of that up 10 years ago 'in this business," he says. "You've got who on the town with his little t obeagamblerbutmyintest ng nioney from its%ociated Press '%A' ter in horses was granddaughter are briefly unattended bank accounts. NEW IAP) —Herman . deterred when he has an 9-1 0 N RC ROCK F0 RD FIIX_S Levin, Broadwa% By the unexpected "meeting" with an "Resurrection of Black and Saturday afternoon poker play- closed on Broadway in 1962, the armed holdup man. White" A con%ict, sentenced for er, sounded like a man with a property had gros sed $6mil11-8:30 NBC SANFORD AND a homicide he says he didn't pat hand. lion in round-the-world produc. SON "Donna Pops the commit, wins the support of a lions, movie rights and cast al. Question" Fred Sanford faces a magazine writer, played by "We're not going to try to im- burn sales. How mu ch it has it." he benigrily said. difficult decision. Should lie or Joan Van Ark. She hires Rock. prove _ made altogett*r since is a t.e. We'll settle f 1 -f true' ALL SEATS $_.00 CHA1 . and 8& - . I ' S £ OG lC 7A1 - oklizi;I'm 4.*1111 .1WX ~q VVOW L", . tices we g 11V it, of course, is the inusical "My Fair Lady." which IAin brings back to the \tain Stern on h1arch 15, 1976 - the eXact Mth anniversary of the 1, blast-off premiere. - - An Event... Show Tin,e k . - .. I . -, 4 ,, . ,1111 I t I 1 I I LI - Z_ -.----,:.- - - I . - .~_, F 2F~= --- -- - -:.- - 4 .- -;7~ - .~-- - _- -_71~. , ti .- --I- NI CHfiE!O H1SII , . M NMI - ME PHIR ,~ .&.*.Uy I I A revival sounds like some- tall up every day" jij t' body died, let's call this a new production." The impre. The Production staff that has .&I 911111111 been assiembled lnclud!s Jerry !, ,a a. a , 07 IVAdler. a stage manager in the . 11 ) . .1% .5 incarnation, to direct; ,Ind Reprising the shiow about the _. Cockney flower girl who learns Crandall Diehl, the initial da . -,Afilium_111111i apt4iin for thoreography to talk like a duchess, 1in Miss America of 14, portrays B4irnaby is hired by a grieving plains is being done no for tht The renoened Cecil Beaton Wonder Woman, and has some father to prove that his first tune on a major scale stumesillagainbeoniew strong support front such well- daughter could not have died Ix-cause o of a happy conjunction ç THEATI t Olr Smith redesigning FIRST AA SHING established performers as frorn a drug overdose. Bar- of timing and finding. his original sets. aoris Lachman who plays nahy's trail leads him onto a His chief collaborator in . ran Queen Ilippolyte, Red Buttons smuggling ring that used the of the firfor 6' years "he says lou preparation of the new edition st item, 'so a asa theatrical agent, andStella dead stewardess without R would have been has been Lerner, with whom her anniversary Stes ens ic his secretary knonledge Shelley F abares Lesin has betn mulling the idea Campy, funny its Wonder guest stars as a stewardess ti sin a 15th wie in but 20th Woman combats Nazi spies. friend with a suspicious link. makes a nice Bicentennial off in Californlia and Switgift." SHE HAD zerland, has been consulted on As for the other factor. Levin, the phone "and is of course as THE WAYS... TOXT while attending a performance enthusiastic as we are." of 01 Shakespeare, found jutht IV HE HAD i Looking for a to play Bernard Stulm's THE MEANS... crusts language professor i M ore Digni'f1d Wa' of Meetinn had no spoalypti vision of / "If haven't got the right justhowbIgtheshowwd, POSSE lierwy Higgins, there's no sense We just knew we had a helluva 1140" 1"Ay be v8spling to 1""t ve"i says. .ntact v n ii ,, w fa rip lie isn't making any pr& you to a ricq a mere r'a'eq Ian h4icharn, a ar cial lots, and dieti na bout long n saturnine member of England's tJnatta( htiil e6vIsstf'1'% tire miiay this time, but I(o)al Shakespeare Company, Time T000 COMPTON WAXO WOW thinks tho "after maybe say "'Isirribli" iiiboull aw 190400-f-0 and ( -, k is the producer's pich to carr 1, '""!-1 $01, Tollesois"al -iiii,iic" 8: 00 on the tradition begun wau, Rex two years we would consider a LI-, rd oduction. pr to A visit Harrison. . 1118 London, along with a domestic A choice for Elil'a Doolittle is tour, is "definitely" in prus. audition phase, which is pect. I IRO P0 Sox 639 Winter Pa Fl. 32789 tom 4wam u aiing was 'The only people who will before That time Julie An want to see it,"he declares, VU _.7F-1Lk --__ __~'- Of11 w''ii; . - - . 1 _.._.. -_ _ _ = _rA IF - ' -- ' rY i " _~ .W - ~ -7~~.7 - - - -'re - L. q ~_t ~ 6 - , : : ' -~ . - - :'' ..• ,,• - -15 y" - 1, ,_ - __~. -~ - -- Llwx ------~ ..- ~!Av 1~-_O~ i . i- . — .:: ~ - — _- , ,- 7, . -- --- = -. M -=*i, t, -;--r- -_-~.- -1 -k-' ______ - -. VIP__.%~ k- -~-fi ~ - --im- — _~i ________________________ - -. ; , 0"- r, --I--. . IC - AduIts2.00 Kiddies 1.00 4 The Columbia Broadcasting -Systern, which posted the total 6O,00O for the origtaal ante -hfyFair Udy." this timehas come in (or M,000 of the $7KOW budget. Another backer -_ 666 . ultimaturn. She has in tow a 9:X-11 ARC F-RIDAV NIGHT marriage proposal from MOVIE "lley. I'm Alive" fflOtht guy sod let s Fred Sood half of double bill know about it, with the final costars Ed Asner and Sally word, eith,er Fred proposes or Struthers in another filin based forgets about ever marrying on fact. It tier. people who survive a plane 9 30 ARC FRII)AY NIGHT crash in the Yukon and the MOVIF The Ne Original dramatic struggle to s ta y alI%e Wonder Worrian" A double The incident oc(wred in 1%3. feature tor~ght starts off with a and the pair survived 49 days in film six*( of the old Wonder temperatures that dipped as low Woman cornic book heroine an as 45 degrees below zero. A Amazon princess from moving story. Paradise Island Lynda Carter, 11l CS BARNAH JONLS ~1 I E. . - -rul, u 7 . regular James MacArthur, on much to Ed's relief this epode . . ABC's press icos disappointment. 4v,'IC hilIN,ITr have played himself was in court-martialed. development when Pusser died 8:30-9 NRC CHICO AND THE in an auto accident." "Walking MAN "Mister Butrfly' Ed Tull" grossed over $0 million. Brown suffers palpitations . * SAT 1pm to3p,m ipm sheriff Buford Puser in a tative of God, Ilawkeye and who fumbles through a series of and this could cost him his South ern town lie fought 13 J know they ha ve a problem tins id % ptures that lea v es his badge or forget it corruption and lost his wife in Unfortunately, Burns and flot - _= A404- 2:00 U 0 I C E z T N -. - L — lir;,r' 1 . I 1 Someone? - AVT AW 5VJU T Y. ' N -. ___a 12:30 (CATV.6) 0.1 Rock Concert 1:00 () I, ____ LONELY? ALL YOU ' ' PANCAKES I . ~ ,~~~ . • i . NWI .f AqX r ,,f, . . , '~ FW T~", C~-*#. - DOONESBURY "-7 . " . -, 0 (44) , pm, I t U -'I -— . (31(24) Mister Rogers 1 Ill , IM e* 0 - (6)03) Far Out Space Nuts Sundays ii: 3o.i:3o a 4:00-6:00 Outdoor Rides Next Door * I (13) Movie 12:00 S Env much larger "Seek & Find puzzles with over 50 dieries per panel in an all-new series of 24-page bookreti To order volumes 1. 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In Bridge League staff figured addition, even when they beat you almost mos1playerswithlessn100 master points would get to six (Do you have a question hearts. for the experts? Write -Ask Six hearts is a fine contract the Jacobys care of this and South should have little newspaper. The Jacobys will trouble making seven since answer in dividualquestions things break nicely for him. it stamped. self-addressed The correct technique eflvOIQpOS are enclosed. The against a club lead is to play most interesting questions ace of spadesat trick two, Ruff will be used in this column a spade with dummy's nine at and will receive copies of trick three. I,cad a diamond to JACOBY MODERN.) You Can Vitt leall me-its, learl fish. milk and inilk products The uric acid is a side product I particularly the non-fat Of forming nucleic acids for thle Product',) and balance your diet nuclei of your many YES0 - " In addition to these food sending 50 cents for The Health items a person with gout Letter number 2.3, Gout, Uric .should , be on a diet that Acid. Just write me.for it in . prevents obesity and helps prevent heart and vascular Box 1551, Radio City Station, disease. Ifere Is where you need New York NY 10019 Send a to use .i diet that is low in fat and cholesterol and doesn't envelope for mailing. provide too many calories. Gout That issue of The Health patients are particularly prone letter will explain uric acid to you, how you get a cute attacks of gout. what you van do to While on the subject of prevent them anl the (oil). obesity, may thin people have gout, The obese individual Uric acid forms a salt and should not go on a crash diet, (r)S IS °ce f these settle i n the That is one way to nrecipitate an acute attack of gout As you use t typical acute attack of 'out destroy those body cells; from are not correct in ying unwise dieting you release it diet is the most tin rtant purmes from their nuclei and thing. Gout , L a metabolic increase the uric acid level. The other dietary precaution disea se, just as surely diabetes of thyroid disease is to avoid alcoholic be verages People are born with the ten- particularly champagnes and dency to form uric add, and heavy wines and beer. The News 113S) Nashville On The Road (6)(11) Bugs Bunny-Road Runner (CATV-6) Cultural Anthro regardle&s olf what you eat. ) / products are purine free. (24) Black Perspective Ofl All About? (8) Cateqorically Speaking (9) NCAA Football . (24) Wall Str ee t Week (3S) Movie (3) Lillias, Yoga And You (CATV-6) Race To Riches (24) Aviation Weather 113S) 700 Club (") Love, American Style maybe even trying for a grand I N T. P 5V Pass 6 v Ias_4s (6)(13) What's Communism trumps and claim the balance since the spades are all good by this time. Our own experience with ordinary bridge players is ffiat :22 th (35) Star Trek 5:30 (2)(S) R ockford Files 9:30 (3) Florida Report (35) Movie Rivals Of Sherlock Holmes (6)(13) Barnaby Jones V K Q 64 or (35) NFL Game Of The Week (44) Combat Al _ NATURE I by Bob Thovet N of gout, which you can get by Y Bob Montana ~ — t v 5 4 , TKIS AFrERNOON SO STUEXNtS AAAY LISTEN TO THE NAU UJZA PE HQR 0 • TuE RAO I PUT THIS ONE UP' JUST LIKE IT WAS WHAT RDAY! IT DO Y2 LOCK , J. r ers from going right into I'lackwood and Opening lower the blood uric acid level. sardines. Milk does not contain You need a bazic underst A L 11Z - 54T I I ".,.p P Pass in purine. I- I 0 0 f I f- -T~~ 0. I MISS MAGGLY, I TH1%K IrS ABOU'r TWX YOu TOCK DOWW S r .: ; 1 10 ,1~ I (CATV.i3) Stagecoach West (24) Masterpiece Theatre (44) Movie 1* , You can do that with medicines body cells, so milk aad milk 1 ,ii, 0 9 cells uses purines. This Is where pUflC5 Oti - , • (8) Laurel And Hardy 645 (2)(S) Emergency Plus (3)(24) Sesame Street (6)(13) Pebbles And Bamm mm 9:00 (3) Flor ida Business Week )(13) Hawaii Flve.O the South new problem is Uiat diet is no longer and brains. consirlered important in the fooills are beans, anchovies, least to peas, cauiinower, eggplant and r . . I ""I-el I ~ I 6 J - P -C .-- , .. make could i a ic, simpe list in a patient with gout) High hat would list the foods and if purine foods are those with lots t you should or should not have of nuclei In their cells, them specifically organ meats such as liver, sweetbreads, k dneys DEAR READER - Your by Al Vermeer 1 i ' (24) Say Brother (3S) Party tell . ' I elHOLLYI-40CK SAYS SHEr'S A WILE! ci Medical books break it down The standard gout diet litnits into low-in-fat, proteins, free the inges tion of purinc in the front purine, but I don't un. diet I but I hasten to add derstand which foods have eliminating purine entirely wiH what. I'd like to know where I notpreven'L high uric acid levels - PRISCILLA'S POP In ' S it am sometinws ' never, etc. ..'1 a I ir DD (24) Washington Week In Re view (13) News (8) Woman s Point Of View (13) Candid Camera (24) Solar Energy 8:00 ()) Emergency (3)(24) Family At War (6)03) Jeffersons (CATV.6) Friends Of Ma n (9) Paul Lynde Variety Hour (CATV.6) Love, American 6:30 (6) Sunrise Semester (2) Vegetable Soup (2)(1) Chico And The M (3) Florida Report (8) Invisible Man (9) Wide World Of Sports (13) Movie 7:15 (44) News On The Light Side 7:30 (CATV-i3) Blue Ridge Quar. 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I &Q 1096 I ' twice a day, and has tiutazolidin to take when he does have an attack. - I - - I Gs000"&iT) I'LL WIND UP Wl A ..' ______ o, V 8 52 Dr. - bad for about five years flOW. lie on Allopurinol, 100 mg -'% P ,, . I,--- BUT i "ou 00 JIll I'LL S1 I-1EE AND AR I A. -' EAST V 10 7 husband has had the gout Very AC3.,000 WAITS I(NI i I ) A A J 93 # K J 82 WEST a J 7 5 3 BY lAwrence F_ Lamb, &I.D. .Pit BLON DIE ______________ perience the ace. Ruff a spade with 7 dummy's ace, cash dummy's king of diamonds in order to dirard the losin club draw NORTH A4 ilii;20~I (CATV-6)(44) Love, Ameri & can style (8) $25.000 Pyramid (9) Hollywood S *1 (13) America: The Young EX r / i rs I I . r - i ' NLWS (6) Wonderful World Of Magi c 4. OVIC Saturday Celebrity Sweepstakes II OSW%l.l) intl J%MF JACOBY $ ' , - "1 I 1 NEVER MIND HAMMING IT UP, BUGS... JUST READ THE .I I f .1i I 11 ThER EHED IN THE MOONLIGHT SHE -SAW MONSTER SLOWLY APPRHING THE HOUSE r IA I I k I' A — HEARING A GN-N E 44 — 64 BUGS BUNNY 6:00 Black Perspective On The I (44) Movie 5:10 (24) Senior Scene 63 ______ osNlR*LcgfM:%cos 12:30 (2) Go USA 3:00 (9) Movie 4:15 0 (13)(C-13) CBS News (IS) Star Trek 7:30 CANCER Oune 21-July 22) only friends of the moment, but You'll want to do something the change in atmosphere will cxcitiisg toda.Choose you gowl. Feb 19) AQUARIUS (Jan new who you think will be interesting. Ask them to join you If someone offers to do you a in an evening out. favor today, don't reject it out 1k0 (July 23-Aug. 23) Set oftiand. The offer will be with SmIle time aside today to putter rlr;ncri (jLIi(kly f n! readi)). PISCES tFeb. 2&-March 20) around the house and do sornetWng constructive you've In the Small World department, been thinking about for a long you'll learn that a friend is also thile. a pal of a chum from a bygone VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) (lay. You'll enjoy reminiscing You re at )our best in soda) about him. situations Though YOURIIIRTHDAY notseernlikemuchtoyou Nov.8,1 you, your offhand remarks will This coming year you're create merriment in your going to make change5 in your crowd. lifestyle that you wouldn't have LI1IRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) You dared to make before. A whole have -sonic clever ideas today new image will be the end on instructing others on bow to result. I 18 19 Ii _____ CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS 5 6 4 - - A REPMT HIM 13 jr new faces today. They may be some,thing worthwhile, I __ 12 ________________________________________________ 24) ettin Over (3$) Uniscope (44) Soul Train 2:45 (44) Movie 7:00 (2) To Tell The Truth 3 Aviation Weather (6)(1) Concentration (C6)(44) Hogans Herces (9) Wild. Wild World Of Ani today, you'll be ver; restless TAURUS (April 20-May 20) and out of sorts. Try to get into Normally you take lot of time some intellectual pursuit. SAGITTARIUS I 'll ct on impulse, but you'll later 21) You have the good know you took the right action. today to keep your ace in the GEMINI (May 21-June 20) hole well hidden until the last Tothiy you'll find you work as card is drawn. Save your punch well with your hands as you do line for the end in commercial with your head. You have a dealings. T an. CAPRICORN (Dec. talent for taking something useless and making it into 19) Go to new places and meet by ( Movie (44) Movie EVENING At?IL's 22 European river 44 Harsh 45 Film 23 Used, like 46 Seed clothing coverings 25 Brigand 8 26 Fruit Wt uncommon 29 Dullarci DOWN 28 Sun.dred 8A Friday For Saturday, November 8, 1975 — 11 prevent I Roman form) __________________ a p PIOmJn?Oty snake 27 Thrice (comb o T ONIGHT'S Iv ______________________________________________________ __ ____________________________________________________________________ STE 'O' J 1' T1 10 Song of sorrow 65 Dressed pelt ' . 11 Tier 24 Poisonous (coll ) I .. . 1 . . ii F 15 16 MaeØ decline 18502 (Roman) 63 li - 3/ LAE somob~ 1)1 oo1 B) RI It\l( 1 - Shinto mp 52 Likely 54 Cnminai 57 1ibtine 61 SmI brook 62 igh card __________________________ Evening Herald Sanford, Ft. Friday, Nov. 7, 1975—sB T EJR - 50 Gateway to structures ,. _____ P',zzIe HOROSCOPE L Ô ITjOIP 49 12 British oompow 13 14 Wtfl9Itk .• :N TEi: - Previous ROW c' BRE Answer to Bad Compan - -- =---- ==== =-==-=- - '-=---_- - - - ''-='=- '-==---=. — . =---=-r-- ===r'---==---' �- 6I'-Evening Herald, Sinlord,Fl. ____ Fridiy, Nov. - Legal Notice Jobless "',I-Sill' ITUN To l]t' nation's unemployment rate rose from 8.3 to 8.6 per ____________________ CLASSIFIED ADS ad. Oviedo 3 45. Seminole vflty, FlorIda under the ilctitiouS me of PALM VALLEY MOBILE )ME S.%LES, and that I intend t regtster said name wdh the Clerk of the C'ruil Court, Semino'e County, Florida in accordance with the provisions of the Fictitious Name Decline, Jumps ______ Rate NOtIcc IS I1CI'Cy Qen that I 3m oaqei in business at 3751 Alafa, Ends - 7.lfl$ 8.6 bet ore reaching conclusions On the ecOflOilly's 1I1I1 cent of direction. Statutes, To Wit: Section 565 Florida Statutes tsi S. Gunnar J Wallschlaeger Publish Oct 24. It. Nov 7, 11, 1915 Seminole Orlando 32226I1 HOURS 5:30 P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY - SATURDAY 9-Noon ------ - Winter Park NAVEL ORANGES $7 SO BUSHEL 372 6733 cc 3 72 036? - . . --- the labor force in October, reDES 110 The number of Americans reDEADLINES versing a four month decline, ceiving unemployment in.sur. ________ Noon The Day Before Publication the government reported t oday. ance benefits increased in the NOTICE OF The bleak job report follow- week ending Oct. 18, reversing Sunday - Noon Friday FORECLOSURE SALE ing Thursday's announce ment a fire-week trend. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN of a new spurt of Inflation last to a Final Judgment of Including beneficiaries of _1111111111111 11111111111111111111111111111111 losure dateà November 4th. month was a double blow to the emergency benefit programs f orecand 197 5. Nitered In Case No 73 1912 Ford administration, which cnacte(Ia year ago, the govern- 04 the Circuit Court of the 15th certain to face new questions went says 5.423,00 persons re- Judicial Circuit in and for Seminole 3-Cem'3teries 4--Personals over it.sefforts to pull the econ. ce?d benefits that week, an County. Florida wherein MIL TON LIEBERMAN, plaintiff, and Cemetery lots (3) oiny from the worst recession increase of 241,000 over the pee- ROBERT J. 3) under a big oak and EDITH FACED WITH A DRINKING near the new part in Sanford ious week. Initial claims for " BURGESS, hit Wife, are since the IM. P R OBLEM Municipal Cemetery Virginia In its report, the Labor De. benefits also were up, rising to defendants, I will sell to the highest PerhapS Alcoholic Anonymous Davis, 3572 Randall St.. and best bidder for cash at the writ Can Help partment said the number of 444.000 in the week ending Oct. acksonville 33205 or dial 0904 OCt front door of the Seminole County Call 123 1557 3890721, unemployed in October in. 25 from 410,000 a week earlier. Courthouse in Sanford. Seminole _________ Write P0. Box 1213 -... creased by 230,000 to million. Analysts attribute some of County. Florida at 11:00 o'clock Sanfccd,FIO( Ida 3llll AM, on the 3rd day of December. 4-Personals The number of Americans with the increase to the end of sea- 1915, the following described jobs stood at 85.4 million, about sonal jobs. property as sat forth in said Final Lecithint Vinegar! IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM 06 i &p' Th e administration's forecast Judgment, to wIt: the same as in September. IN YOUR FAMILY? all four i n 'C C,'cL •' Lo? 11. Block D. THE MEADOWS AL ANON ftt' size of the nation's labor 1" unt'iitployment is a reducv WEST, according to the .Plat or families or friends of problem f re'e increased, rising by about Lion in the rate to between 7 and thereof, as recorded In Plat Book drinkers 17 Attention: Singles Divorced 0,000 to 93.4 million last 7.5 per cent by the end of 1976. at Pages 5 and 6 of the Public For further information call 173.4557 Widowed: Ages 21.70. Local group Records of Seminole County, or write month. trying to Start social gel-to, Joblessness reached a re- Florida. Sanford Al Anon Family Group P 0. getfle, for lonely mature people " The Increase In joblessness cession peak of 9.2 per cent last DATED this 4th day cf November, Dci SS3. Sanford. Fla. 32771 No dues, feet, or gimmicks. Non last month was the first since May with 8.5 million Americans 1975 Prof it. Write Box 590 c o The (Se alt Want lady to sh are my home and the unemployment rate unable to fi nd jobs. Evening Herald, P.O. BO* 1657, Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. expenses Must be dependable and Sanford. Please Include phone. In its wholesale price report, reached its recession peak of 9.2 have references. Phone 323 5470. Clerk of the Circuit Court per cent last May. Since then, the Labor Department said in- . By; Lillian T. Jenkins ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll MARRIAGES Deputy Clerk unemployment had dropped dustrial prices rose 1.2 per cent Free, 644 7071 for 'We Care"Performed by Marilyn, Notary. Publish, Nov. 7. 1913 "Hotline." Adults or Teens. gradually as the nation began last month, up from seven- DET O aia 60.1 732 6861 or 132 5773. its recovery from the recession, tenths of I per cent in ScptemMAKE ROOM TO STORE YOUR WINTER ITEMS. r SELL falling to 8.6 per cent in June her. Farm prices rose 2,2 per IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND 6-Child Care "DON'T NEEDS" FAST WITH A _________ and dropping further t&8.4 per cent, high by historical st4. FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. WANT AD. Phone 322 2611 or $3) cent during the summer and 11 ards but about half the 13 per FLORIDA. 9M and a friendly Ad Visor will A BABY'S WORLD. Care for infants CASE NO. 74•936-CA.09.A tO .1(1 7 C4Oy P.1e,t I,) help you Dri.rrs' nallv to 8 3 per ccni. in Septem- (t.'flt rate in September. i' nobecer %# o . i;rn Bureau 322 66.15 ber. Inflation it both the whole- clvduaii; but as a Trustee and the Labor Department officials sale and retail levels moder. N3mlnee of CHASE Christian Day School has openings for I and $ yr. olds Tuition, PS akributed most of the increased ated early this year, but a price MANHATTAN MORTGAGE & REALTY TRUST, a Masshusat,s mo Lutheran Church of jobless in October to persons re- surge during the summer business Redeemer. 327-3552 or Mrs entering the labor force, ap- months prompted concern over Plaintiff, Martin, 332 6405. parently in the hope of finding a new inflationary spiral. Price "l. S M.D.. a Florida General Part WANT TO SELL work as production in the increases slowed again in early nershlp. DAVID M. MEADOWS, YOUR HOME' nation's factories picked up. fall and most economists di,. individually and as Genital Part as nec; STANLEY I. MEADOWS, some economists have ex- missed the summer spurt Buying a new home! Moving to an individually and as General Part apartment! pressed concern over the only temporar). nor; SYBIL F. MEADOWS; strength of the economic recovThe White House noted that MARTHA W. MEADOWS: SEWER Get some action with • Herald cry, particularly over fears u iat classified ad We'll help you write the October wholesale report 1. WATER UTILITY SUPPLY COMPANY, INC.; SCHRIMSHER'S an ad that will bring a fast sale renewed inflation could abort contained "a number of techni- PLUMBING & HEATING, INC W CALL 3327611 new growth. -, cal and one-shot factors" that :D_E_LPH_d? a IMPERIAL LUMBER. CENTRAL FLORIDA in flation as measured by the helped boost prices. - HEATING & COOLING CO; FR ED ' wholesale price index jumped ped - NEWTON ELECTRIC, INC.; 1.8 per cent In October, the QUALITY FIBERGLAS & IN. Legal Notice SULAT ION. INC ., M & f4 DOOR & sharpest rise in a year, the' FICTITIOUS NAME TRIM CO., CENTRAL FLORIDA government reported Thur. I Notice hereby given that I am LUMBER & SUPPLY CO.. sday. At the White House Press engaged in bUSinesS at 136 WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC Secretary Ron Nessen said the Altamonte Blvd., Altamonte CORPORATION; KOBRIPI Springs, Springs, Seminole County, Florida BUILDERS SUPPLY. INC.: price news caused some conthe fictitious name of MAN SOUTHEASTERN METAL CRAFT. cern among the President's ABOUT TOWN. and that I intend to INC.. NORTHRUP, IN. econornlcadytsersbut that thy ritxar x.aia name wtm in. cI..tk ,,p COsPOATr,, C, , BUILOIP.ir, the Circuit f.ourt, Seminole County, PRODUCTS: ,i J. H. DUNLAp waritedto"seecyIdenceovera Florida in accordanc, with the ROOFING COMPANY; and somewhat longer period of provisions of the Fictitious Name GENERAL ELECTllCCOMPANY, Cvran,ic Classes Phone now j evening classes Gree'n*are & supplies. Make your Christmas gifts at Summer's Ceramics. Nolan St______________________ 372 IllS - -. - -.-- . - 18-Help Wanted - __________ NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE NOT ICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that by virtue of thit certain Writ of Execution iss.ed out of and under the seat of the County Court of Seminole County, Florida, upon A final ludgn'ten? rendered in the aforesaid courton,b.lthdayof May, AD. 1975, in that certain Case entitled, Sport's Shop. Inc. Plalnttff, VS James L. Williams, Defendant, which aforesaid Writ of Execution was delivered to me as Sheriff of Seminol County, Florida, arid I have levied upon the follow,nO descl'ibe'dprpp(rtyownedbyjames Williams, said Property bein, located in Seminole County, Florida, more particularly described as follows' One II) 1910 Continental, 2 door, ID No OYI1AS32061. Title No. $)1934 being stoted at Ratliff 5 Sons In Sanford. Florida. Additional in. formatIon available from the Civil formation Division of the Seminole County Sheriff's Department. and the undersigned as Sheriff of jer--, , !e Cojr.?,', liar dx. *iil at 11 00 A i.5 on the Itt day of Decejnb.r. AD. 197$. oiler for sale and sell to the highest bidder, for cash. subject to any and all existing Inns, at the Front (Wett) Door of the Seminole County Courthouse In L pursuant to that Final Judgment of Foreclosure entered in this cause Pending in the Circuit Court In and for Seminole County, Florida in Civil Action No 741936 CA 09-A, the undersigned Clerk will Sell the real properly - situa,ed in said Seminole County described IS: Notice is hereby given that I am engaged in business at 100 North ani that I intend to register said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole County, Florida in accor danc i with the twovisions of the Fictitious Name Stalitrs, To. Wit Section 56509 Florida Statutes . Bolton Publish- Oct. 31. Nov.?. 14, 21. 197$ nrc iii Florida, the above 1(i Ir'a Proposed forms of contract oocument. Iricludingsp,ciNcatlnj.is, are on file at the office Of itte Housing Authority of the Ci1 of Sanford, Florida, Administration Sanford, Florida, and , COUNTY, FLORIDA, # -. . -- 3221910 - 31-Apartments Furnished f - . ' bik _______________ - ?4TEI'neSS Opportunities - - -- raxi Cab BL,Sn5 & re,xtt.d fran chise Call owner, 9012s3 7577 ,illy equipped restaurant, good - NOW LEASING New, modern. I story efficiency apartments, attractively fur. nisheci, conveniently located and beautifully landscaped 105 mo Call between 0:30 S. For in formation raIl 322 0701. - TWO PLUS TWO IS FOUR Arid That's A Factl Classified Aiit (lets Re%ultt And That'sA Fact Too! Estate s sold daily in the classified ad%. Nothing small about that. Spacious, well furnIshed, pine paneled, all electric, good quiet neighborhood. Aduts mono. W. Garnett White You want to Buy or Sell Real Estate Wewillprovidelhe Home i,n L,,1b,LZ '..-.. REALTORS 322 S641 All Hi'. 377 7757 1?,', 1',? t , ':.r.icrd , "Yl'AiR Nights 327 73$7 Bedrooms, central heat and air. wall to wall carpet, brick linith, aluminum overhang, large corner lot on paved road 115,100--b ct cj,.n Itnrord 3te Xcupant y JOHNNY WALKER GENERAL CONTRACTOR REAL ESTATE. INC 322-6457 _____________ OWNER ANXIOUS) Bedroom, I 1 I baths, loaded with extras. Only $74.S Financing available. COMPLETELY FURNISHED12'xW mobile home, large Florida room, carport, patio 5 utility buildings. 2 Beautiful shaded f en ced lots Income from lot rental Owner will finance 41 Peg Real Estate Broker 371 0610 323 7095 373 521$ 3272710 pond $53,000 6 Lass, Higpibanks Road Industrial Park, 16.600 per lot, IAcreseastofSanford.tZO.000. Will divide 321.0041 *** REALTY INC 107E 25th .373 7531 HAL COLBERT.REALIOR SELMA WILLIAMS, Assoc iate Eves 322 0617 or 332 ISV ' SanfordAve 373 ._______- - Auction Sale Friday 7:30 p.m. Ckanard sporty, finished lnyeuow and very low miles. ii ? 1974 FORD ELITE Hwy 46,W West Sanford 373 5610 An exceptional car, automatic, power steering, AM- F M stereo and other Public Auction Sat Nov. 8 extras. -- No qualifying, Assume or will consider land contract. We have two ,) p, i , ba th On Lake, Free Boating Iooi ICiubtiouse Drapes •Carp,ting *Sop Dinl Rooms .=30 I L.O me out to Sanora JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY ... ft. of building ZOi'ied for offices. I *~ "I 1, ~] - YARD SALE, Saturday & Sunday. Avon Clothing - Etc. Hwy 44, 1 _____-- mile East I 119.900. FORREST GREENE INC. REALTORS 1716351; 0)0 6133. eves 327 5970. -.-- '- for 2927 Hwy. 1792 3725961 ,. Double barrel shotgun, " Sale magnum, $100; 10 s'id. 5 3 spd. bikes, 13.5 -_ea . lawn mower. 510. 321 0157 central Pleat P. Ar Coridtioning For free estimates, call Carl Harris, at SEARS in Sanford 372 177) Rome Improvements RUDDY Mt NT ' hOME. iMI'I.lovt ALL TYPES Or, CAR PENTRY AND REPAIRS 377 1331 I'hOtc.r,;fi), t 1 Cc,in Fine wedjirr i photo'. ri".iscri.lbly priced Phonc 32) 6)18 ..L.?'.. i '. ' AIR CONDITIONING, REFRIGERATION. DUCT WORK 74 hour service. All makes DYKES AIR CON DII lOPIlPIG. 321 5177. Interim I .h'r , oi' Piaslerinj Plaster puici,ni, & simulairc, _________________________________________ brick & 'Pont' '.pi' ,llty 127 71&u ." J , Iti(., Pt.rntin; Si.pphie5 F,PUC'. ,',',ihrH,iter 8.'i m 10 BATH ENCLOSURES p ni thru Sat 75)1 I',irk 373 1617 'Think No messy curtains, no wet floors Fully adjustable icr lily ie tub or shower. self cleaning track A (L1.ANS ALL Exterior pressure cleaning 371 (6S i' I C f-,lring Tractor Work 372 3190 Plumbing , - dIN I can cover your home 'vith alum siding 5 Soffit System Also Roofing, Gutters, Screen 20 Yrs Cap Try me $5) 9563 Pressure Cleaning Land C1ea'Ing 5490773 Alto Service Tune .ups aService. WE COME TO YOUR CAR at your convenince TV NEED A SERVICEMAN! You'll DRIVE It TV SiIf, lC[ IF ,ist find him listed in our Business Service 207 Live Oak Blvd Service Directory CaSselberry Phone 531 96.11 . with black top. $2495 1971 MAVERICK Four door sedan, six cylinder engine. Economical to operate and priced to $895 sell. 973 OLDS DELTA 88 ROYAL 1 Fully powered and air family car. conditioned. An $2395 excellent 1974 OPEL MANTA Economical 4 cylinder engine, 4 speed transmission, AM-FM, red with a black 1109 Sanford Ave. _______________________________ " 78MOtO.'Cycles 2195 $ - ~ - BLAIR AGENCY n M66 ______ -_____ , ---- -- 79-Trucks-Trai lers Ba,s5,,atPcu, irsiier. Trolling mow or .riu all fish ing equipment. Phone 372(291. Jack Prosser Ford i.iWV T7.o') ------ i,ir "oro pickup, .. ton. PB and PS. radio, $ Ply tire's, new battery and brakes Phone $3.4 0923 altec 6 p m . I AV AAA Dv " DI vir r% lY15U% S LI1.W, Park 648-8918 12' Aluminum boat with Wizard electric troller and accessories. Above ground pool, 1'.l'x15'. Ex Reasonable. 709 Margaret Road, cellent condition. Pump, filter Sanfor d. included. Call after 1 p.m. 323 444) BARGAIN HUNTERS PARADISE That's Classified Ads VOLKSWAOFN 59-I'vsicaI Werctndise Everything Reduced To Clear! SAVE 60 pcI. and moreon smoked Fend er double neck steel guilar and damaged stock Payton's 110 bass Cereni accordian, good Children's Wear (Formerly cogitbon Instruction books in Button's 'N Bows), 7640 Hiawatha. cluded Phone 323-5470. Phone 372 1701 ____ , FULLER BRUSH WILSON MAtER FURNITURE BUY . SELL-TRADE 311 3151 U,rl St. 377 5477 '-.------------ eneva 'Gardens F LUU:x Ury Patio Apartments STUDIO 1,?,) BEDROOM SUITES 2 BEDROOM TOWNHOUSES DEMO model, I2 string, new condition 5175 with case. Will negotiate 3?) 787? after S - 60-Off ice Supplies ______________ Used office furniturp Wood Or StCf'l desks (executive desk & chairs, secretarial desks 6 chairs, straight chairs, filing cabinets, as ii. Ca sh and Carry. NOLL'S _______________________ Casseberry. 17 97,5301706 Or't Executiverhair Two Alms D esks "3 .,, & COMPANY CARS Clearance S - Ovation Guitar, Glen Campbell 377 1917 -- 10db & power steering and brakes, conditioned, AM-FM stereo, yellow Automatic, air Motorcycle Insurance 14' Brunswick, glass, elec tric start, 1 Pip Evinrude, with trailer, ex cellent condition. Only $399. Phone make room to' new stock). Pótography ____________________ 1 972 COUGAR 1150. 322)535. ir,yr,,oxy LLLARANCI (to Air Conditioning $4475 1975 Honda CO 360 T. 3 mos. old. excellent condition. Must sell ROBSON MARINE , exchange REEL'S BODY SHOP, -- 55-Boats & Accessories Merchandise 6725 EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU .' Auction - Beautiful bookcase bed, covered springs, mattress. first $50 takes r Other set springs, mattress $31. BUSINESS DIRECTORY Dell's - '- 50-Miscellaneous Woodland Area. brick home, fleshed between shade trees 3 OR, 71 bath on I", acre's, carpeted, air heat Owner Associate. 131.7335 Highway 17.92, Sanford, Next To Cavalier _____ 323.86700r8,31-9777 BARGAINS GALORE. Properly Realtor 530606) • Ching coffee & end table's, 2 Bedroom sits (1 twin, 1 full sue), Color TV. Black & white TV. Dining room set, family room furniture (dark rattan). All kinds of real knickknacks, glassware, pots 5 pans, garden tools 5 lawn furniture, etc All sales cash to highest bidder Inspection $a m.toSale time Salecoriductedby - i Four door, 6 cylinder engine. automatic, power steering and aui conditioning. Comfort and economy, with only 6,000 miles. curio cabinet, beautiful pink velvet Queen Anne Cou ch, mat _ I OR, 2 bath, mini farm, mother in low efficiency apt Realty. & Sat, Nov. 7 i.l. to s. 370w. Lake Mary Blvd Lake Mary $4250 1975 FORD GRANADA RUMMAGE SALE - Sat..Nov. 5,5 Service Inc. AM to? P.M. at Lutheran Church Hwy 16. West Sanford 371415) of the Redeemer 103 W. 231n RI 123 5430 Sanford. 323 5316 ______________________________ SEMINOLE CO. Acreage tracts. small arid large $7,000 per acre GARAGE SALE, Friday l, 76--Auto parts and up Terry Realty, Realtor, 676 Saturuayfrom9ill6 ______________ 0111 114 West Coleman Circle ___ MOBILE-TUNE --- -------Carport Sale, Saturday and Sunday. See Our d fl Business Directory 46r-Commercial Furniture, 3 TV's, misc. items 700 ______________________ Cherokee Circle. 377-7*63. .. ____________________ '(CCOflUiTIOflCd Batteries, 1)2 93 LAKEMARYBLVO---120'frontage Greene, 15$' deep on a corner site 1,566 sq. Crank CARPORT SALE- 50 families, Fri. $2150 Dell's Auction Service 4 S. Corner Summerlin & Forest Drive 6795 1972 CAMARO We are loaded with all kinds of nice merchandise , to don't forget to early, browse and bid 10 A .M . SALE: Furniture, TV's. Dishes, Toys, Etc. Nov. 7, I, 14 & IS 10 tIl lot on peninsula for unobstructed scener $75,000 LITY P . If I - Fully powered and air conditioned. Exceptionally beautiful white finish. white vinyl roof and interior. Al. traclively priced at. -- ---- - from 9fo3. 133 Country Club Drive Selling out entire estate of Philip Cronin consisting of: Antique beautiful trees, great fishing, Owner says "submit offers." JCI I; 976.132, LOnQ*OOd Ca11373 $SlOorS3l 460S 1975 THUNDERBIRD ' 200) Lilly Court. Proceeds to - - ...-. area, _________ in which your initiation fee of $400.is paid in full. $500 Moving Allowance. A full $500. moving allowance when you buy a new home at Sanora, Move in fr lccc nt1 siit kcr +hr SMALL APPLIANCES REPAIRED LAKE MARY- Beautiful lakefront A i0w AS $100 dcwn No closing costs Renewed homes Large 1 & 2 Bdrm. Apts.Furn, or Unfurn. These facilities are owned and operated by the Sanora Homeowners Association, - - KENMORE WASHER, parts, Sh'rviCe,USC'dmachiries MOONEY APPLIANCES,,) 0697 SI. JOHNS RIVER- Near DeBary, almostanacreof river front with Chico & The Man •1• 72-Auction BARGAIN PRICES. SANFORD AUCTION. 323 7310. CALL NOW SANFORD Year Leases NO SECURITY DEPOSIT. Mimum ;~ ' ' - - QUALITY APPLIANCES AT " If you are having difficulty finding a place to live, car to drive, a job, or some service you have need Of. read all a our want ads every day _________________________ Quantity, NOLL'S Cassetberry, Itwy. 1792 Io6 _______-------- _ wouldn't be any. Forrest IM 65'fl - WITH GOOD CREDIT F or Example after 5pm' 1966 Valiant, 6 1966 Fairtane, 6 Cyl auto, extrii 1970 Dodge Monoco, 313 cu in,air clean shocks, deep chrome wheels, $ 197 1 Duster, 6 Cyl, stand __inch tires, 12n Phone 321 0091. 1970 Hornet, 6 cyl, Stand, 36.000 original miles Perfect 2nd car. '61 Fairiane Station 1970 Tong. 307 mg, auto Wagon. 6cyl ,new inspection, new 1969 Monterey Wagon, l"e er'n tires 1495 321 0215 Dealer Many uthCrt to choose !r..m Any COLOR TV. $11 9SMONTH RENTAL PURCHASE PLAN 6U 1006 there Sale Any CarNo Money Dow n Wanted to buy used office furniture National Honor Soclity. STOP AND THINK A MINUTE. If Classified Ads didn't work GIANT MULTI-FAMILY YARD - 3 Mo.-6 Mo. Al 1 4 Buy Furniture 52-App liances Phone 377 6)77 Reduced to 1)3,500. 3 BR. corn mercial toning in coed residential - --. or li2 We days or after 3pm Call 372 - -Autos - ''" $67 4455,ext. 171 _____ 4051 * . Call Richard Arsenault KULP DECORATORS 109w Itt St .3n 7313 (West 20th St.) Misc. items, S Acres east of Sanford Has 2 wells and septic tank. Read' to build. YARD SALE, Sat, Nov S $ to EVERvoAYwmeonelslookingfor what you have 10 sell Cali today and your Classified Ad will appear - HAL COLBERT Immediate They're Hot" . 1911 Maverick, low mileage, 7 door. new Michelin radials, very clean, $ 1,500 Also 1911 Pinto I cyl. Speed, very clean, 11.050 372 7$7y ___ * S-78 SrOhine Chair Wanted , 373 6061 or 323 OSlleves. Pesidential & Commercial iots Acreage to 40,000 acres 3 bedroom, 11,j bath, alt, fenced. this weekend and register to win a set men's and women's golf clubs .. . DAVES 373 9770 SKYLINE Double wide. '73, 71' , 53-Tv.Radio-StereO 60', 3 OR. 2 bath, raised front screen room, c en tral air, car port Color TV's from $50; 06W, from $13; Service all makes. HERBS' awning and skirting Good con dition Payments 1106 17 mo TV. 1700 S French, 37) 173.4 Offered b Savings & Loan, 373. 103W. 1st St 10 Acres on Pine Way, $3000 Per acre MLS-REALTORS GM ' _______________________ ISYr. FHA FINANCING GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3003 OrlantloDrive Sanford, 5200 __ Neov housamrural area. No down Payment, mon thly payments less than rent Government subsidized to qualified buyers Call to see If you quality! M UPISWORTH REALTY Peg Real Estate Brok er I the of life at Sanora is a complete recreation center featuring junior olympic pool, tennis courts, basketball courts, clubhouse, parks and picnic areas. "Get 'Em While * 6 Acres, 7 BR, 1 bath. $65,000 room, utility. 119,900 I 7.1lJ oh room, carport, skirting, corn plCtly set up Pleat 136 & 1792 Otltired by Savings & Loan. 55)54 per month 373 6051 JIM HUNT REALTY INC. * s NEAR HOSPITAL-? BR, I bath, large fenced yard, carport, family 0 68 , ' -Wanted aflteidto BUY fl (,'ih n,'l ) urr.ç)ie ' t*i n edie. front sewing machine CASH 3224132 Pay halanc,. or 10 payments For u,.d furniture. appliances, i'd Ii Sen t bIt. etc Uui I or I,OI items SANFORD SEWING CENTER Larrys Mart, 715 Sanford Ave. 301 Fa',t First, Downtown 172 9411 Eve $69 1146 We Buy Furniture 7.ij poSition FLEETLINE -- Double wide new, central air, raised front screen REALTORS 3736709. and girl's wearing habit, size 10. hat, 61. and boots. 70 372 7599 Assum e Payments Savings 6. Loan, Payments, Branch Office No I 2871 OrlandoDrive 332 1302 .-.-- -- Pony and tack. $175; EngliSh saddle 1113 36 mo 373 605) ___________________________ Schuren Realty 7', Acres,) OR, I bath, stocked fish 377 1959,3721)64 Brick front. possession 135.000. Exclusive Area m-Autos for Sale '' . -'--- .- - Barrington, double wide, new. 24' * 60', central air, large raised screen patio, carport, skirting, wood grain lapsed siding, uolocation, with trees Offered by - Friday, Nov. 7, I ._ -' 1919 S French 322 7374. 372 1196,372 1911 ***Neat & Clean Free Kittens Adorte. I wks o!d 3735662 alter $ p m - - 30 5l-Hou!ehold GOOdS ______________ 327 7531 Evening Hera, Herald, Sanford, Fl. . NOQUALIF YlPIGI -. BY 06'J'4Ii14, 3 1114, 7 -, ______________________________ flI,c' LuStre I t('(tri( Carpet Shampooer for only 1150 per day , CARROLL'S FURNITURE HILLCREST - 'fl, central air. diShwasher raised Patio, skirting & lie downs, Good location. Antique dining table, & chair, 130; Payments $4.79 ma Offered by RCA 77" color IV, 110, AM FM S.iv'nts & t oan 373 Stereo 373 0706. 3563 Park Or .. -- - - 64-Equipment for Rent ______________ 327 1991 lmrww A Q many attractions . --v, - . 43-Lots-Acreage 2571 P.irk Or _______________________ 371 2118 LOOK REALTOR AFTER HRS. 54-Garage Sales F.H A buyS sma!l down payment, 372399; 327 9284 322 0641 29 Acres near Markham and CB, 3 BR. I', bath, carpet 6. -_Longwood Road Call $31 drapes $23,500 66*6 CARPORT SALE- Sat Nov. Central Florida's MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR ,9,4 FREE Membership in SANORA HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION. Among - --- ___________ 42--Mobile SEE US TODAY WIlT REALTY -- 322 7643 7106 Elm, Sanford, Assume 117,5001 pet mortgage on like new 3 Builder or Developer- Exceptional buy in building lots just for enough from town ALSO STORAGE SPACE $75 UP PER MO Stemper Realty if - LARGE. 3 bedroom home. Fla room, PLUS rental mobile hoe m OWNER WILL FINANCE at saving to you FOR RENT OFFICE&STORE BUILDINGS THE CONTRACT" A full year's family membership to the Mayfair Country Club in Sanford. This membership entitles you and your family to full use of the Club's facilities. Including the magnificent 18-hole golf course. - Cabinets, 66-Horses Counter tops, Sinks Installation __.i -- ' available Bud CabetI --3726057 Peg. quarter horse mare, all tack, anytime 1300; pinto gelding, some tack, MOSSIE C. BATEMAN Real Estate Broker Beautiful kitchen and 3 bedroom home, close to Schools and Shopping 171(1)0 LAKE VIEW-- I bedroom,? bath, W W carpet RIGHTS TO LAKE 11SF $13,1) "SERVICE BEYOND FREE Membership in Mayfair Country Club, - Kitchen Bathroom Quality 3 L.'drodm, 2 bath home i' Canal, plus pool Large tree shaded lot. 547.500 with terms -- 3 bedroom. cent EASY TO OWN-heat, fenced. 1)9.500 OWNER WILL FINANCE. - Two 10 gal. Rheern water heaters, for natural gas 15$ each Never used. 3235400 • bath, Florida room on lo ts. Priced under $30,000 Alter 6, call ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. BROKERS Days- 372 6)7) Kish Real Estate it for yourself. And when you buy a home at Sanora, just look at what you get. -' _______________________ MOVED TO KENTUCKY Left kef to your future, 3 BR, 1' bath, w w carpet, fenced back, assume 7 pct mortgage, Terms $70,500 m Your MLS Agency RAYMONOM BALL Reg. Real Estate Broker Interest Credit k CailBart Real Estate 322-2420 Anytime BALL REALTY DeBary ' Sanf or d . Block see honey, 107W Commercial Ph 3?? 7551 - New Large 3-bedroom house. 132$ M.ellonville; fenced back yard. Available Nov. 5th 1223 month plus $100 security deposit. Phon e Sanora is the delight ful, family-oriented, residential community with such a combination of luxury features and money -saving opportunities you have to see - 1971 911 Porsche 2 Litre, zambe:i ' wui Jeep Universal, 4 dr,ve. worn huus, tow bar. au green with black top, very nice running gear good condition 372 Oil fired recessed wall furnace, A small Call non Pope, 327 1651 Ctas%lfied Ad brings big 5399 after S m or any time 4O. Dealer. BTU output, complete with rpturns Try one and see Call )fl weekends flu pipc and approximately IS ft. 7611 or $31 9991 1977 Opal Montle, $700 d and ducking for dual therm, power air assume payments Balance 17 197 Oldsmobile Delta U. fully sower. 110 gal. tank with fuel and equp, Pay equity & fake over months at 1101 45. Phone 37) with base. $173. Phone 177 796.1 65-PetS-SUpplies 0417309 37)1169 after 4:30 p.m after 7p.m. room central heat 5 air on bedroom, 2 bath, central air, CEDAR AND TENNESSEE carpet, garage, plus many extras. STONE, 3 bedroom home on 177,500 323 9110 almost an acre Custom built with country living at its best. 700 + Larry Saxon, Realtor square feel living area. It's a real .- -- Professional Service 41-Houses 2 Bedroom, renovated, unfurnished house, $135 monthly. No op. pliances Da mage deposit. Adults, Call after 3 p rn. 372 3.464. There' s no obligation. Simply fill out an entry blank. The drawing will be held on Tuesday, December 23, 1 975. ' -:- Kathy's Unue. 76.10 Hiawatha Avi specializing i,i Macrame Ma. tcrials and Unusual Gifts 32). 76$1 large lot. FHA available. Mutt This one already has a good startt 7 story, 3 BR home, large lot, beautiful interior. New wall to wall carpet throughout. If offering fishing, canoeing and Convenience Iloie Surrounded by beautiful oak and cypress tees 3?? 1170 ' 3 HOW ABOUT AN OLDER HOME you can fix just the way you want? Call tWEKIVA RIVER- Adult park . bedro'vi house, unfurnished $151) ma. plus deposit Call I 119-332*, family business. 56.500 inclUdes MILLIONS OF DOLLARS in Real entire equIpment & stock. Ph. 1. 9047253372 -'----- Real Estate Lcot.n; for garden equipment' Read today's classified ads for good buys. Efficiency apartment, lights and water furnished. Elizabeth Crews, PhO4' 373 5111 t*f01 10 am. "Y SO-Miscellaneous for Sale $19,650 opli', "A l 1''. 1 l.AD[k' cANI . ;;_ 7 bedrOom, furn,th,d with cabana, or, private fenced lot 1)15 mo 37) 7644 V __________________________ 'lelp wanted, part time waitress 11 to 7. Experienced. Call 33 between 2 to 6 urAt mR m s7ia P, P,',,i llaIeI$rot, JOHN KR IDE. If, 1655CC __________________________ AVAL.ON APAR TMENTS ADULTS, NO PETS 116W. 2nd St. - - _______________________________ _____ 625 0436 -' Security deposit No pets 514 1010 _____________ fl stro Realty . - I bedroom unfurnithed, kitchen equipped, air, carpeted. Adults only. 3222296 wk nds & ('v5 -___________________ Ste furniture, Separate dining area. Very attractive, $165 c?llarincrs\4llage Sbuth IS degrees d 00' 00" West 763.9? feet to the South line of the North of the Southeast '4 Co the Northwest 14 of Section 17, Township 21 South, Range 30 East; thence • , - Closed POtCh, $130 porch, carport, washing machine, Clean. $150 '7 110cm., new W . carpet, new LR , , -- PFAL 1014 )7? tivi - bedroom, central air, w w carpet, cOmmercia' Zoning just in case you want to open office or business in your home Only $20,900. n Public Records of Seminole C'xxity; Florida. Thence South 73 feet; thence South 52 degrees 77, W- Was, 322 feet for a point of biglnnin' Thence 77' 00 ' W est 19 feel, thence .Outh 10 e's07'00" West 106 feet; thtrmcv South 36 degrees 11' 00" West 121 feet; thence North 77 degrees 74' 00" West 106 feet, thence South 9 INSTALLATION OF GAS HEATERS IN CASTLE BREWER COURT AND COWAN MOUGHTON along Said boundary line of the TERRACE, FLORIDA PROJECTS Norm '..of the Southett 's of the 161 and 16 1 until 2 00 p m cit the North,e-st 1 4 of Section 17, 145 10th day of Novtmbtr 1973, at the feet to the Southeast corner of the Administration Building, Castle North '-'s Of the Southeast '.ii of the Brewer Court, Sanford, Florida at Northwest ij of said Sethcrt 17. which time and Place all bids will be thence South $9deOr.lesGl' 32" East $xbticIy opened arid read aloud, along the extension of the Snuttterly . r FORREST GREENE INC. REALTOR 1 Bdrm 2 Bdr TAFF ER REALTY INVEST WISELY- Like new 3 PILOIAN REALTY,PALTOR $311917 or after Hr-s. 031 0464 Commence at the Southwest corner of Lot 26, Golf Course Ad dillon of Casselberry, Florida. as recorded in Put Book 10, Page 25, boundary of Lot 48 of mid Golf Course Addition to Catsefberry, Florida 711.67 feet to a point on the described per-sanst property. Northerly right of way line of ox. That said sale is being mad, to ford Drlvi (Proposed) said point satisfy the terms of Said Writ of Building, Castle Brewer Court, being on a curve; thence with Execution, ,d John E. Polk. may be curve. concave to the right. Ifl arc secured any time after I 30 a m distance of 72) 73 fret (said curve Sheriff having a central angle of 31 degrees Monday, November 1 1975 Seminole County, Florida Copies of the documtntt may be Se' 54", a radius of 3" feet and Publith Nov. 7. U, 21, 2*, 17S Obtained by depositing 125 DE T fl 00 with chord 04 North 73 degrees Zr 01" ___ get East 21950 fret); thenc e South * documents loobtained Suctideposlt Ogre" 04' 32" East 97 feel to fft IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, will ber,undto,a(hpeco polflt04curvatur,04acure;,, EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRftlurns the Warn. spetific,a,lom, and with said curve, concave to the fell, CUlT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE other documents in condition an arc distance of 300.57 feet to the within 10 days after bid opening West tlght.olway line of Sunset CIVIL ACTION NO. 14-107-C A certified check or bank draft, Drive (said curve having a central In Re. The Maaia, of Payable to the Housing Authority of angle of $0 degrees 2*' 77" a radius CARMEN D. PRICE, formerly the City Of Sanford Florida.U S. ° 714 feet and a chord of North Carmen 0 Rawofn k. Pet itioner; Government bonds oca satisfactory degrees 11' Ii" East i2441 i,, j, and bid bond executed by the tidder thence with said West right of way rPA'D r.00r r QASPOI?41K, ann Are.rthi. ,. - . ' - Sanford, : LAKE MARY- 2 OR duplex, kit (hen equipped, Carpeted, central heat & air, 1)50 per mo. 3236353 -?','"''F,Z7fr 41-Houses Peg Real Estap" Broker lIthE 75th St STOP PAYING RENT- See this adorable 3 bedroom, 2 bath with 2 Bedroom, kitchen equipped, family room, and w w carpet screened porch, wall wall carpet, Only $29,900. 'You'll lOy it, You'll air, 1)6.000 or best offer Phone love the swimming pool too. 323 IUI - - . INVITATION FOR BIDS THE SANFORD HOUSING AUTHORITY, SANFOR0. FLORIDA will receive bids for the I DELTONA HOMES 41-Houses 3 dR. 7 bath home in Sanford. Carport, Commercially zoned fly &.i.neq 172.500 373 6545 Defendants FICTITlOuNApAE Sanford 37771, Seminole County, Florida m4,r the fictitious name 04 SEMINOLE VELO SHOP, , NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that __________________________ Maple, 31A-Duplexes - -. , . trust, Legal Notice , 33-Houses Furnished _______ - 1-Bedroom furnished garage apartment, clean, wall to wall 32-4OUSeS Unfurnished If you are a hard worker and need carpet, water furnished. Couple money, call me Thursday or only. No pets. $100 month. $25 . Friday, 9 to S. 372.&439. security oeposit. Ideal for winter Five acres, small houSe, Zoned C1. residents. Phone 332 1305. wttt of Days Inn on Hwy 46 Sign 49 Year old insurance Company has on property, 1115 per ma t.ilD irsurane debit in SInforct area. Clean 7 beoroorn. scrccoed porch, FLORIDA REALTY. INC., Previous insurance experience big yard, I child 0,k.; $100 month. REALTORS. 1543.7740. desired but not required, My men Phone 371442. are earning an average of 113,000 2.Bedroom house annually and have comprehensive 6 room apt., downstal"s, partly K lichen Equipped furnished, fenced yard $100 mo employee benefits If you are a $135 month Phone 373 1' 322 0351 se lf starter and salet minded, I want to talk toyou Call 9s757),9 S.ANMOPARK, 1, 2 3 'bedroom CASSELI.IERRY- 3 bedroom. 2 am, to 4:30 p.m. for appointment bath home. family room, air trailer apts Adult I. family park. conditioned, carpeted, kitchen Weekly 3513 Hwy 17 92, Sanford. Vending Machine Attendant and equipped, clothes washer, food 323 1930 cafeteria work. VA approved ' freezer included; garage. 1323. Program. Call 37) C909 FORREST GREENE. INC. ean, furnlstieØ apartment, lots o, room. 7 miles from downtown $3033 REALTORS 372 $l0eves. AVON Sanford 372*699. Want to earn Extra Xmas oney? 7Bedrooit, living room, dining Call 644 3019. room. garage; 17th and French lor2flectrooms Adults only Ave., $115 month plus security PARK AVENUE MOBILE PARK Nurses; RN's; LPN's; Aides; Aide Phone $34 1649. 2545 Park Drive $70 up Companion, Needed immediately rr',', Statutes, To Wit: Section 565 09 Fl: Statutes 1957 , 5: Elizabeth Marlin PtbIith: Oct. 31, Nov. 7. 14, 71. 1973 DES I SO ...: (:LIFF JORDAN. REALT0R . TwoAptt .1 or 2 bedroom. unlurn 8. Two bedroom, turn or urdurn.. turn Both at, w w carpet, $100 adults preferred, security deposit. damage deposit. 517$ ma. 373 4359 323 $154 or 322 6670 _______________________ the Amway way. At little as $15 gets you started In a business 0your own. Gt the WHOLE story. Phone days dil.7476 ,evcs and weeI(enjs, 675566), . ____ I 11 One & 2 bedroom apartments, furnished or unturnished. Newly One 5 Two bedroom apartments, carpeted, air, turn & unturn $95 redecorated. Come see. 300 E. u 322 111 0 Airport Blvd Sanford 323 1310. DeBary- Adults, 1 OR, air, cloSe to stores, churches. Ideal for retired persons. 668 64U or 177 5054 .' • I bedroom & kitchen apt, mature gentleman No dePositS 1*0 plus utilitieS. 372 7950, APIS PAP1GF CITY-- Duplex. furn or i'nfurn Quli't Neighborhood pi'.inahle 715 7615 or 371 1576 (ri"ll,'rt) EARNEXTRAINCOME . n COVE . apartment for working man Only, $95 Phone 332 3930 - Medical Secretary for physician's office In Sanford. Knowedge of medical medical terms, insurance, typing and filing, Monday thru Friday. 323 -- !fl.LFC, BAMBOO RENT PURCHASE PLAN Moiern Clean 3 bedroom homes family room, garage. carpets 53) 5272 ' Lake Mary- Clean furntshe - - V .. . ___41-Houses - Large3room apt, shade frets, front street entrance, includes ulililies Call alter 6 p m.. 323 9519 -. V :' AVAILABLE $150 IllS Color TV QUALITY INN NORTH I 48. Sl 131. Longwood ' Il-Instructions - P. 3PITHLY RENTALS _____ RATES - -1 . [My friendly living Come join usFRANKLIN ARMSAPTS. Rent from !.41 mo 3736650 Tang,lo% and Lemor,s R. U. Hutchison, J72 105$ f - Furnished 30-Apartments Unfurnished Oranges, Grapefruit, Satsuma, thru S times 4k a line thru 2$ times 3k lint. 26 times 24c a line ($200 MINIMUM CHARGE) ' Lines Minimum •_ - Rentals OKRA by The Bushel 372 0115 alter IP (TI 1915 -._. Flu, :lf - 9-Good Things to Eat 831-9993 CLASSIFIED DEPT. 5:00 A.M. - - MODEL LIST PRICE DISCOUNT PRICE 1975 SCIROCCO Blue, air cond., AM.FM stereo, alto split wheels, automatic trait. imission 6O61 15391 '1975 RABBIT Yellow, custom 4-door, air COflditiOd, tinted glass, rear window defogger. radio, automatic 4968 4488 '4312 3838 1975 RABBIT Custom 7door, Miami blue with white interior. radio, I spend bran. smlssion 1975 RABBIT �- - - '- ------ .L Friday, Nov. 7, 1973 r 11! 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Dolby System $29995 heralded as a sports event of the future hich ill h grabbing 1.11hI1fl1 across the uUriU, Ilk varied competition for senior Uns 55-and-over begins Monday morning, F RADIO FEATURES R ES Bli I LI-IN S STEREO 8 TRACK PLAYER Sensitive FM-AM-FM St StereoRadio a Streo 8- track player p FM-AM Scale a . uperscope S ntorcitizens 1roJI1all over Florida, jrtsoftk Southea,sern United States and a few from the midwest, are expected to be on hand for strong (rnpetiUOfl ln horseshoes and shfleboarda pair of events which have an exceptionally strong following. Entries were running mild last week, howev dubs and orgtIn7itmn Eid request ed up to I en tr y blanks, leaving speculation that the bulk of entries will come on the day of the event. While today will be a day of rest or practice, perha ps even travel for some, competition begins Monday at 9 a.m. in billiards eight-ball) and ta ble The moment of truth has arrived for the Golden Age Olympics. Model RE 8131 o91 19007 Your Cost S169.90 AKAI 8) JIM IIA\NF lkrald Sports F'jtor Set- ('hart of E co ts, Page 2-As ' The week-long competition culminates Saturday night at an awards ceremony and dance at the Civic Center. - th rd events will receive gold, silver and bronze rnedidlions. similar to the awards given in the ith (tic Civic Center a beehive of activ ity throughout the w eek Busiest day o? the Golden Age Olympics will be Wednesday, when eight events will be staged. Morning competition includes billiards, tables tennis and tennis, wle afternoon action includes I1jri, !)rRle, canasta , ceraniles and 'rafts, plus iz ike races for women only ( Friday between 9 and 11 a.m. senior citizens . i'l R-350 FM/AM/FM MPX RECEIVER WITH QUAORAPHASE Akal's AA-810. Sophisticated FM front end circuitry, connections for simultaneous recording with two ta pe decks and full speaker systems connections. Mimimum RMS power Is 10 watts, at 8 ohms. both channels driven at 0.8 pct. 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Entry fee for events is 50 cents, and while no admission is charged for spectators, donations will be accepted. - Denmark A cnuitfed , - and over) will man wheelchairs and vie for the hold, bronze and silver medallions awarded to first, second and third finishers in each e vent. Designed as a parallel to the Olympics of track events will be staged. Headquarters for the Golden Age OI)Tnpics A* 11 Olympics of track and field fame. international publicity for Sanford and at the same time promote civic interest," id Arnett. Feature event week ts expected to be ss i Program Indicator Continuous tone, balance volume controls Wood cabinet 6847-9016 ... 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Calendar 44 " ........ $67.80 &A berton, owner of the Airport Inn 4-c Restaurant, said she enjoyed pilots tirid 5, Fifth light plane to land here. 1-2-34 i -Saturday', . high -Vni nothappy with my time lOw M '• - .: - I ('irntinuctl On Page $-A) . . - . "• - .. . - , 4 • . ' . . - - - .. . : . - . .- -- . .. .&. -- • - -- - - - - _______ F VF-4m i-L Pei& _______________ pleaded guilty in circuit courtto attempted possession of ' stolen motor vehicle. ircuit Judge Robert B. McG.regor accepted the guilt), - 35, 119 Ruby Court, In a case in%viving a $15,000 motor home stolen from an Orlando dealer. ip in April 1974. Judge McGregor ordered k'ire Of Ll tide termined origin destru)ed the II.E. Unk residemT on Vililra [load. SaMurd, early ire-sentence investigation for Saturday.Countyfiremen were assisted by Sanford (Ire unitsin battling the 3 a.m. blaze that in Str uu for and scheduksen. %estigalors sadis believed to have started In an attle arra in the center of The three bedroom tencing Jan. 19. structure link, contractor, and his family were reported %tslttng In Fort Myers at time of the fire. Stroupe had been scheduled County firelightrr Jerry Gleaton was treawd for a chest burn sustained in fighdag the fire, officials for trial last week -on a charge said. In this pict ure an unickitlfied court)' firefighter leads a deg away from the gutted ias of the tru4 tirc ( Herald Phft t) torn II!Ut'fl() i ( ontinued On i'ag' 5-As - FIRE DESTROYS SANFORD HOME - ..-_.- -: --- - - _-- -- ' 1 I i VZ Stroupe 1 Pleads Gui steal to-order" theft ring has - :.. 44 remember" ralds by sheriff's agen In connection with a miiultlounty - _ , 4., promised him anything not to testify, league was silent for a t d the 'd h wanted to take the Fifth Amendment. A south Seminole man arrested during mid-August , - L In an earber hearing Teague ,;ud tie wiLs "high on heroin" when he confessed the robbery. When asked Friday by the prosecutor if anyone had - ____________ ._------------- - ______________ ' jitiito salad and tomatoes, or chicken salad plate, with. of course, coffee, tea ,or coke ' ,t The Greater Sanford Overnight ('hainber of Commerce and (tie Alrix)rt Authority picked up 1kLIII and tides are on Page on flue first leg. Guess I'll try for S.A. (UI! throttli' from hen' a - ____ .. 2 with her husband, Lewis, in their Baron 15-55 4. : tin - "We had a mystery check- They feasted on specials of f,-,.& E) barbecued beef with cole slaw, Juanita Blumberg, \taitland '' r When told by the court Umt hZ couldn't take the fifth, Teague said that e "couldn't 1 - "little blnilll~ Hos' ital Mrs Landers anti her copilot, t es Mrs. Beverly La Fleur, Sports Altamonte Springs, were the Tele%ision Yr omen . ---- iid Mrs rence, First to touch down, %~as 2.0 135 mm fetephoto ld tier f)Oifl in flightover Airport in Apopka," she added. \l Flo Flu" Puw ossword i(orfal • Sanford. and chief scorer, said Dr. Lamb Vivilar 273 Electronic Flash S".93 picture. Featuren forward-reverse and one mother had to Armind The Clock Mrs. Beth Landers, (light in- Velbon Tripod $2694 . ,,.- Toda y 4.0 Seneca twin engine aircr Vivitar 28 rn-n f 1 5 wide angle - I and, sea and air niaratfiu,n which began in t Augus tine and ended at Naples 250XL SOUND CAMERA _______________ Mrs. Quenfler. Wi. tiatl 21 original entries but there were some problems like an overhaul in Arizona, a - couple of health problems and ________ p,' here," said Mrs Bonnie F Sophia was welcomed by local join the race were Robert and Quenzler, pilot race chairman officials. Shirley Zillig, who flew a As iii late Saturday moraing, Grumman Traveler from and vice chairman of the c sponsoring Ninety-Nines Inc., Mrs. Payton wiis declar(41 the Buffalo. N.Y., aci-ording to of the International Organiza tion of Women Pilots. Sanford was a required stop on the 25O nautical t,ille first leg Vivitar f 3.8 OS-205 macro loom 800 MERCY DRIVE ________________________ -_----- ______ imnual Deltona Derby. chairman and a competitor In place finisher. "The weather looks 900d the race last year. The 14 entrants included six from here to Naples and the "I'm Just tlw house boy on husband-and-wife teams, and a showers were titned perfecdy this trip," said Neal Payton, mother and son, attiong others. to wait until after we landed Clearwater, after his wife-pilot, Flyers who canic the farthest to , UNIVERALS LENS hiOUNT to accept the full line of 8 SOUnd MOV116 Projector - times See Our • Maylya Sekor lenses and hundreds of others 2 YEAR WARRANTY to back up the superb quality and to assure value and dependability. Police said Teague also gave themahandwritten confession When on the witness stand Friday. Teague suddenly had a "l of memory" and said he d.idn't remember confessing e come machines received a wet, but for 10 years and has logged said Mrs. Payton was tinied in warm, welcome here at San- sorne 1,EW flying hours. The Just over two hours with Shirley ford-Central Florida Airport cross-country [krby was the INI. Zillig second close I~ehind. VIVITAR - Bigmouth Developing Tank Chemicals -' robbed Dritr and later used mooney' from the robbery' to buy etc., were to Ith I 35 mm jury on the robbery charge despite testimony' that he had confessed before a prosecutor, police officer and a court repor ter that he and Denmark said Mrs Blumberg after she unofficial sinner by Mrs stepped out of cockpit and was Landers hlowe%er, the surrounded by cameramen and haidicaps, be Fourteen women pilots in reporters double-checked later in the day their magnificent flying She said she has been (lying by computers Mrs Landers Department which lets you select spot rea dings for dUll cult situatlons. lodged against Denmark $129 OOaa By JOE ASKRFN Herald Stall Writer mamiy9/By Bell and Howell school board has 12 more days the suspension without pay e tona er y los 6812-9002 . 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Layer. ec ineU I 0 elaborate. state law and therefore cannot entered the courtroom, Judge sit as a quasi-judicial tribunal McGregor allowed a ,c=. lyer notified Denmark b Denmark his constitutional 'If they can do this to one suit claims Keeth cannot sit question Alonza Teague, of IdLer that he as suspended rights to due press of la teacher, they can do it to all of with impartiality and isn't Sanford from his jot. , at lkeview No date h been set for a us said Gcne Grooms s qualified to hear and dtterinine Teague was acquitted the AV- - - pages, holding photos In place. 1., - long-wearing OPEN APERTURE for brilliant viewing, fast and accurate readings, ry '^LAROID SX-70 Camera 2 - - School industrial arts wor& to the effW Ilia out at*' ber man. 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Association iSEA), has f fled suit in circuit ourt seeking haik pay and ciil injunctions restraining U Count y School "A mere arrest doesn't give The suit also claims Keeth's rise to legal grounds for sta(ernents have also tainted' suspension Grooms said the entire school board so it m lawsuit also asks the cannot sit as an impartial court to declare that the school tribunal. board lackshe appearanceof Friday, before the Jun mnitty as required by selected for Denmark s trud County School Supt. , , ,, vv r Uu La y er said after Denmark S acquittal that the La keview Middle Iike Mary Road, Sanford, Boa from suspending him after tour witnesses, including without pay without first giwng liii' robbery victim, were him a hearing. unable to pick Denmark fronia The lawsuit, assigned to grip of five men seated in the Circuit Judge Kenneth Leffler 'n1rtroUIfl before a jun en- for trthl,alkgsthat onSpt 10 ,n which to file 1 - Complete Nikon Line OM-1 with f 1.8 lens - / - JENSEN EPOI • BELL & HOWELL/MAMIyA • VIVITAP • HONEYWELL • KEYS1ONE • BRAUN/RICQH A complete syst em s camera - L , These Representatives Will Be In Our Store Friday and Saturday camera on the market has one of the largest and brightest view find. ers out. 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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, November 07, 1975 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on November 07, 1975. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 9-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 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