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JV -7 .- ___ ___ 4¼::g1e: IZD ._ -_ - ,-. t '- M _~ _ __ - _ 2 I Man Killed il --_V ______ - .- - XIF __ - - ._ , I- -'I- ______________ - ____ whose Identity was not released immediately, slumped over the ~ ~ - middle of the Intersection of - L . - - , — - I - - _- __ - ______ - C I . J - 1 4 .t . S 4 - V__-____ -- _______________________ - Went into the business unarmed after talking t~y telephone with ene of the hostages, who reIayedHughey'srequest 0 masked, pistol-waving man. Hughey was inside 15 to 20 minutes be fore Gerald Douglas Page, 35, Alexandria, Va., agreed to pull off a loose-knit shirt - :_=7 --.--------_-*__* I I_ - ug ey - V ' ; r V -- Mi R rl~ C) IN . __ ___ 10 0..4~ , 0 (C I-.-,'- R4. ____ I I siege at Fair Lanes lln Kewanee Trail, Fern Par!t. Sheriff's U Roy H h F Calendar -.:: , _ , 11_1\ C I ~ - ~ To Choose From 27 / \ - - - __ __ __ - '- Today I - it - -- - - - ft .el NEW= ' ~ . Four Cities Hold Elections li- , ' 7771 __ ) . - I UNLESS CCMT R PXLU11J 14E EAS. N RSflATCI' Fpiuj wiu. se. / z -/ . ~~ ( WJ N CCE. c _ 7 ' er for I)irAbb) IF AtC'J iUWTR1AL —' -.--..- -.r 7 - 7 -T_ —1....It-a — I - V ot e rs .r;rm - .. ______ - ____ \ A - . .__ .-,.:7_ - -._ , - =, _______ _/ __ L - - - (D' I CC~ // ! -r -__/ sheriff's deputies Paid re;eased I rs TIC- / 4 - ____ - . space, tly' loan /-- Is / "Ja A 35-year-old Alexandria, Johns - arMlizammaw .- -up 11 7FTUgi 9" gA 14 i - - ; :ta tControl Officer Bruce Clark to county jail where he wa,j I BY DONNA ESTES told Commissioner Dick John Zacco. at the Winter Springs polling the district four St booked without bond on a false He ra ld Stall Writer Williams that his office could Candidates on the Lake Mary place - the new fire hail on Three voting machines are in Imprisonment charge pending work well with the humane M 1. by ballot for two other council Moss Road. With 1,438 eligible place at the Casselberry Triplet fur'her investigation s0ciet)'. A tWnk the society The P0113 will open at 7 a.m. in seats -11 6i in addition to the post voters, City Clerk Mary Norton Drive fire haU for voters to det tt.ives. program is good. There's no four Seminole cities- Lake alre8dY virtually won by S~eriff John E. Polk said a Mrs. expects 400 persons - 35 per itwke their choices for the Y SherUf'a deputies escort CAT. -W D. Page.33, to waiting pgtmi car he eligible voters Of - to mayor's office and two city they are offering for $5,000," afteri Longwood and r4sselberry- Bacon Sr., county itMarth1 maintenance cent at bowling lanes. Three hostages were believed owned by Page, was council seats. I*vji where '7 cndidatc. dhision aupers Henderson Oarlc said. In addition to the mayor's The voters will be asked to found behi'id the building and Vihien set up today's session are vying for two mayoral poets 'ergtt.con and Roger Stumbo, race, two council contest., on select two persons In a five- impounded. and 10 city council seats. after meeting twice with member and trustee of the the Polk gave this account of the ballot pitting incumbent person field to be city coup In two cities, Lake Mary and volunteer fire society officials in an effort to department; and Ernest H . Hendrix against attempted robbery and siege at citmen. Candidates listed Longwood , women securecountyasst,ancefort res Incumbent T u*. uu g I Gary Hunt for the group two elude: Fred Bussey Jr es, humane society, something Lash and incumbent June opposed by former mayor post Duerr,A masked man with a pistol and Claude AiJi and Mar" cumbent Edith L which has not been done for Lormanji, respectively - will Margie Hess. entered the building about 5:15 Daniels against incumbent August (Gus) Hodak be elected unopposed to city three years, According to Lake Mary city Irene Van Eepoel for I.. the group Leighty and Nathan 7.. Van am. w hen clearung personnel Carter said today the society council posts. Ch U IT) TOLIC law, if a candidate in a par- four post. came to a door. Meter. In Winter Springs, meanwhi! ticular race J has about $6,000 In does not poll 50 per In Longwood, where voters The gunman took Mr. and "Water City Clerk Mary management and the trlbution.s, but officials t.o not Hawthorne n'dleflt Mayor Tray Piland cent plus one of the vote, St. John River" will be a will rt their ballots at the city has predicted a 60 per cent Mrs. M. C. White, address the topic at the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce's who has held the chief runoff election must desire to ask for additional be held. hall council chamber where two turnout by deputies, and Larry Personality Breakfast at S a.in. Tuesday at the Chamber - 2488 - of the city's withheld s contributions from the populace office for nearly Lake Mary's polling place Is voting machines are locqted Larirnar, reportedly a lanes building, First Street at Sanford Aven:ie. 4147 voters' I a permanent office for the three years &nd was a city at the Lake Mary Elernentary maintenance man, hostage and Principal speaker wfll b,e Rile councilman for three years society is in operation. r" --unt' demanded money J rUIUUL)If and D us inesn r''-'." — J'JJ JU)U J I, and winter & addition to educational prior to mat, is being been set up at the polling place. Springs of Kissimmee. The gunman had the hostages of the city's eligible 2,07 voters are elected by plurality rather now executive direeto, of the Wa challenged by te Laurent Pellertn, Polls will close at 7 p.m. programs, the society hopes to r Users Association of call the manager of the Lanes, and the will turn out at the pol ls to make than majority, Rorida Inc. Officers of tils group bclude two Sanford a Nay vete ran, tias ' In' program which election will be convassed selections. who Polk didn't immediately men. S.O. Chase Jr. nd Gen. J.C. Hutchtson, both Absentee ballots in Lake i offab fleyear veteran mayor immediately thereafter. cut down on vice dentify, by te lephone. On t he presdeuts. ballot in addition to Mary, Bi ll Grier Longwood the of be f Casaclberry and 1 is The city has 1,061 voters Mrs Lormann are: Larry The manager ga ve them the her speake Casse1be are expected to include a must be returned out on the Atreet. being challenged in his quest ellgible to cast ballots in the Goldberg and incumbent H. safe co mbination on the representative of th A, e U.S. Arm y Corps of Engineers, the for ret urn to office by a real election and City Cl to the various city clerks no Also Also, societyofficials plan to erk Kay (Bud) Scott, district one, and la telephone and then called the South and Central te SL r than 7 p.m. Tuesday. Johns River Flood Control district set u adoption p pprogram to estate sa lesman, Gerry Sasaman expects a 60 per cent Parker Sheriff's departm ent at 6:45 and the Si Johns Water Management Authori (Done) Anderson and Christensen, and two-term city Wiout ty. In Winter Springs the a.m. -6 voters. Ray Leibensperger against deadline for return Th e session is open to the pubtic. A light f Continued On Page I-A) bs councilman and optometrist breakfast of of a One voting maclun#.Is c coffee, orange juice and doughnu ts will be lo,cated incuinbent Don Schrein (Continued On Page 3-A) ballots is 5 p.m. today. served. , S j; 9* i / I ___ ----_ _ I 0 ç1 LA9W - I - =1 __ j --.-.. _~- W _-J''------ _ I ~____-__7% ( , , tre % ill,1111P111M . "To own an animal is a privilege and a resnonsibility," said Jbck Carter, a humane society official Carter and Commissioner Sid Vihien Jr presentel the sodety'i appeui the today at is - —" I N4 I __ HIM A - '" os a es By BOB LLOYD 1 7 . - . e . I., A I— I 10 Demonstrators hoist picket i1ti itnnf kt .•UI - in luDDort of - owntnwn 'JVIUIUWU -J ivvtjoixnen; COUDCU to drum up support the last of a series of for a redevelopment scheme, which buiftiessmen will vote on to halt cruelty to unimals. tonight. lHerald Photo by Bill Vincent Jr.) 11 __ I GUESS I SHOULD ) HAVE LEFT (( . MI!J __ I , " M _ I ."., 4'11¼1 I = e offic _____ - I /'O I' I 1 -.--- C2 I I I HERE! ' 31 / I _ - ... - wwa - " - _~ 0 *j= . 1 io 4' Ili The program, which would in conjunction ith the control rr- 1_/ - i V6~i~Lwo/ aimed at preventing cruelty to * -*% Lit kwiln-, * .. $5,000 to set up a program 14~ - _ _________________ 1 1' J 14. ::"'. i 41 ____ - \ 1 1[TT,LU After1-HourSiege ______________ I ~ V__-__ v Seminole county Humane Society officials today asked . -. , ,'A _ ''TowNjrder el I ./ __ ,tA' OUR. W W'. UU_P) I 'j w ~. - 7' "_J, .TRY'`W VI E LP S i r $5I 000 .— _. \ BV ED PRICKE Hendd Staff Writer WHAr ELSE a - 1 elmdahl & T^X - 11% 4 ____ __ I I 1 ____ _____ ___________________________________________________________ I DISAPcONTED b -_ __ I - -- 17 C 4 Ec! -a m 0 lby Stoffel YER ________ ciw, Society 1 - ___ ___ _ 1 1 11 -E ,a - _ . __ -1 - - — . I rveysRe ults Are bu _ \131J Lflc i ~11I ~, . - ____ -. . ) " _ _ BUGS BU N NY 1 ThE CHICKEN AWYTHIN' FWICASSEE WAS THAT'S CHEAP... DELICIOUS! HERE'S HP1MM? .. V., -_ I - - - __ _ NAYA 7-: J\\ . eon - j /1"al - ITK\1 I -.__ •- i.ZW " f' - ,onIgnT ; Released ID per cent of the city's taxable sales and only two for the development project, which businessmen per cent of the county's sales, reco mmended the four-point program, which if development arc being asked to f un d via donation.,, has en corporation. be St The DDC wifi present a fourpemt plan to at $75,000. effected, will leave Sanford with a full-time, fully The redevelopment project got under way last revitalize the Central Business Dltict (CBD staffed development corporation, summer, when Miss Jacobson, owner of an interior Separates wch will be Voted on at tonight's meeting. this redevelopment project from That The DDC program ca lls for transforming the decorating firm, and past efforts that have "fizzled out," Miss Jacobson Mrs. Srley Moak, her Th e proam drawn up by thç 1eitive ° cim in to a shopping d6ict with a Victorian at. u.nes 6 U1t this associate, project is e fast effort the DOtvntO%m Development olunteererl to conduct the that cal ril (DDC), calls said, rnphere by restoring the original facades to many necessary research. for creation of a master plan for revitalizing the for a compleLe developmental Program for the (10w,ntown buildings. including training and recruiting operations, downtown; training programs to help imove The Downtown Redevelopment Steering business; recruiting programs to attract ne Among th ose expected to appear at th e meeting Corninittte, as th e DDC During the past several months, th e DDC staff was th en called, received a businesse*; and architectural projecUo to to support th e DDC pro ject is Jeno w conducted extensive research to determine the root appropriation from the Sanford City Corneffect Pauluccf, a remodeling, causes of f1a;ing eCon:nl(' ctivit' in rk'ntown .erialty frn4s ziinate with cxtcrsivc property mission to ;et the pre-p1annitu activit', under wa Attn-dirig to DDC Ex ecutive Director Sara Sanford arid compiled a lengthy reliort 011 hohirigs in Sanford and In Duluth, Minn. th In In adthtion to Miss Jacob son, the DDC is cornJacobson, businessmen will be asked to vote to form matter, which was released last month. of John Morris, chairman; Don a non-profit corporation to serve as a vehicle for Paulucci, an early advocate of I)owntown Ralph Larson, Rose Jacobson, Vince Knight, . Thereport cited apathy and negative attitudes implementing the programs. The fl-year budg revitalization supplied office space for th e DDC Roberts, et as the primary problems afflicting the CBD, and Janice Springfield, Doug Stenstrom staffers, and has offered his full and Garnett support for the te, The rc-sults of the survey showed that 77 per cent of downtown businessmen believe th e appearan ce Of th e district is a problem, It also indicates th at the injority of th e 200 businessmen polled feel that the store interiors are a problem, according to DIX' I':xet'iiti'e I)irctur Sara Jacobson. She said that the redevelopment plan Is crucial - and that this is pointed up by the fact that during the year l9775, Down to wn Sanford accounted for only SIGNAL, OKA'// Jr u%,w3 1 wbir liv AU[)IK MUflpjty lleriild Stall Writer Th e Downtown DL Council today released results of its recent survey it prepared to go before a meeting of local buslnesmen at the Civic Center tonight to see funding for its continued I 0 T....L c...l.. W~ — - I 1fl41 - I r __ ____________ Wag! I - --- =---- - - =k_ 1% " - ________ - ______ 4W_ - I ___ __ rZ and a suspect. whose Identity AR Ji- - 'I - - ------------- - — or __ _________ ± . -- - — - uearb house. ________ - - - - - - - -- - 1 131 DAYS TO i wt~Q MME0; . - - 1. - _- - _ , - _____ _____ _ AN5114111300 -- - - - _ 4 The glass of the pasv~ar#r'q side door if the victlin's car was Chattered hut it - a-- -ii �t- - _ --- '-- '- -, - - tveninq UcraId,Sa,ijord ,-I_ Monday. Dec. I, 175 - -- ----=--.--,-.-------- •____'4"___ -. -..1i - :'- s- -- kIATIt"ii 11 - __ .- ---.-- - - -- -&S_ ' ________ Pupils Told To Attend %i.I ifl.VJIi. RepresenLauves of the city's 3,700 teachers and 700 - -- .. - ____ - __________ '' f Policemen Honored For Quick Action By B 9 LLOYD }IeraldStaflWrfter - - ____________ "These suspects were apprehended as the result of good police work by Sanford Police officers," Simmons said. "And I think the officers deserve to be n, commended." Deputies said the car driven by the robbery suspects was impounded and taken to the Sanford Crime Laboratory for Two Sanford policemen today ____________________________________________ Uon y t resulted ______ ha apprehension of fotr armed _____________________________________ ___ ______________________________ robbery suspects at Sanford - __________________________________________ + _____________________________________(VIIUV A . L L1LVI. t'a... UIIU.1 m1UI ___________ ______ - tsburghFeeratnufTj1 Prrsidcnt Albert ---. - - _______ _ ______ ___________ _______ _____ _____ ILJWJ I - - -L -_____________ _______________________ _____________________ _______ loda} for the third time in eight ears but rth puIlic school pupils we-c t',ld to report n class this a! -, - - _' - _________________ I!JL _____ __________ _______ _______ __ PIVI'SBUHG}l /1P - School leathers went on snke - S - ___ Pittsburgh Teachers Strike; hin .. . . -'4 - - _______________________ the Patrolman commeri.ations going to flOflCY. __________________________ Jack are Fulenwider Sheriff's detective Bob _______________________ __________________ _______________ ______________________ ________________ laboratory technicians. In other sheriff 's reports, the kens. vestigation of the robbery, said io E. Noire Liame, Altarnonte 1'womaskedmen,onearmed a carbine, a .38-caliber Springs, was reportedly enwith a small pistol, robbed derringer and a "bag of tered by burglars who made oft Shop 'N Go store, S. Sanford mor.ey"wcre found In the trunk with itcm valued at $932, In---:=Avenue of an undisclosed of the suspects' car. cluding two color televisions, ;______________ ___________ amount &f cash about 9:50 p.m. Inside the auto officers said two leather coats, a lamp and a ____________________ Sunday. The atcre Is located in they found ski masks and microwave oven. a "pocke11' in Ute county, numerous articles of clothing. _____ By The Associated Press ______ Deputy Charles L. Nickie surrounded by the city of Prices gained slightly on tho o'ti;mer at grocery "It held today In county reported Items valued at $2,200 - -Sanford. Jail in lieu of $1(X)() bonI each were reported taken in a in Novein'r, an Assodatz- Press riirketbasket Uii charges of robbery and USC weekend burglary at Altamonte survey shows. The shopper found lower prices for such NEW PATROL The holiday weekend brought a once-a-year chore for Seminole Sand police received a of a firearm In commission of a Amoco service station, 902 E. items as pork chops and 5ugr, but they were more than Shtriff's Department admInIstrative personnel. Uniform divjsio telephone call reporting the felony were: — Daniel R. SR-6. Capt. LII. Rice (coveralls) and First Sgt. Robert Kunkler were robbery and Fulenwider and READY Iy, of 1967 Kewanee The AP drew up a randorii list of 15 commonly purbusy busy applying stars, lettering and identification numbers 10 Lykens were in tho area. Trail, Casselberry. Usted as missing were large chased food and nonfood items, checked the price at one ten new patrol cars. Blue lights, radios and cages from cars to be Fulenwider rushed to the store quantities of merclianic's tools. — William E1lit -----'i . n *'.. •e4 4i 4, £JS., dJIU III1.I traded-in wiii be transferred to the new patrol units as they are where a witness told him two Plaza Oval, Cas.selberry. an air compressor, portable rechecked on or about the start of each succeeding month, phased into service by the uniform division dcpuUe.s. (Herald masked men had run from the — Dennis Funk, 20, of 2134 welder, a .32-caliber pistol and DurIng November, the marketbasket total at the Photo by Bob Uoyd) store, Jumped Into a car with CoIton Dr., Orlando. tool boxes, checklist store was up iii ven cities, with an average other men arid sped away. — John Makrls, 21, of 201 hke of 3.7 per cent, and down in six cities, with an average Charles Yates, 31, of 1903 Fulenwicier chased the Brighton Way, Casselberry. drop of 2.6 per cent. Overall, the bill near the start, of Pa1mct Ave., Sanford, told December was eight teaths of 1 per cent more th'n a fleeing car north on Sanford Funk was identified by deputies that his 1973 Chevrolet month earlier. Avenue to th Street where deputies as a student at Florida was stolen by a hitAtlantic University, Boca chhiker Sunday night. with the help of Li Lykens, ton, and Makris and Elliott another patrol car, the Hawalians Cope WithDlsaster Yates said he picked up the suspects vehicle was stopped as Seminole County College :udents. unidentified man at 1-4 and SR. near Seminole Sporting Goods. HILO, Hawaii (AP) - The people on Hawaii's "Big Simmons said some of the 46 and had driven to a spot on Lykens said the four men Island" have learned to live with the threat of earinside offered no resistance as susPectS are also suspects in a Oregon Avenue near 1-4 when thçuakes, tidal waves and volcanic eruption. he and Fulenwider apoached recent series of armed rob. he stopped to use the bathroom. The island cf HawaiI, 200 miles southeast of Honolulu, Ra ise State Toll To 1 7 beries in Seminole and Orange Yates said, according to a with guns drawn. was battered Saturday by two strong quakes — one of counties a.s well as Orlando. report filed by deputy Hugh N. By The Associated Press them the strongest In more than a century - which —Herbert Williams, 35, of his hometown. Store clerk Moore. of In thos& robberies bandits HSITeI, 'ihat whet, he got out of triggered tidal waves along the beaches and Miami, killed on Thanksgiving Woodrow Flowers, fl, of Sea- Orlando, said one of the holdup wearing ski-typc nasks the stopped car the hitchhiker A man and women killed whe eruptions at Kilauea Volcano, One man was killed, one when a hit by a car in south grove Beach, died Frlciay in hit while standing behind a car Dade County. 'scaped after robbing con- slid acros.' the front seat, was missing, and property damage was estimated as high Tallahassee when his car was above that counter and I'll blow venlence stores, usually of cash slammed the driver's door and in Dade County raised as $2 million. - John Indlvino, 13, of ye- involved in a collision with an- it off," as the gunmen ran from amounting to less than $100. drove off In the auto. Just seven hoiri after tidal wave warnings were tilted, state's Thanksgiving holiday nice, hit by a car in his home- other vehide. traffic toll to 17, the Florida town Wednesday night. the annual Qirlstiras parade began as scheduled in Hilu, Betty Jo Hampton, 32, was Highway Patrol says. a waterfront town that has been battered by earthquakes The Patrol gave the following killed Wednesday night when Hernankz, and tidal waves time after time. accounts of other fatalities: the car she was riding in was Soc i e Hlaleah, and Marie Lulsa Fafy Seeks $5,000 Helga Puechner, 35, of Lau. involved In a two-car collision rinas, 42, of Puerto Rico, were dele Lakes, died Saturday In Tampa. NYC killed Sunday night northwest (Continued From Page 1-A) spurred by an incident in quarter horse, too weak to when she drove her car Ctarles Roberts Jr., 49, of Oviedo In which one horse was stand,wasshotontesjteat' MIAMI BEACH (AP) - Virtually without e 4 of Miami. Troopers saywhile the two into a freight train at a crossing Port St. Joe, was killed Wed- care for animals that are no were hit by a vehicle in Oakland Prk. , and three others Oviedo pasture. Three other ception, the nation's mayors are confident that no other nesday south of Blountstown longer wanted by thCiT standing behind their stopped impounded after county animal horses were Impounded after city will seek the sort of federal aid which President FOrd Rudel Gilyard, 45, of Quincy, when his car was hit by a utility Already the !oclety and the control officials had monitored officials examined and darkened car. has proposed for New York died SaturcUy near Quincy trailer that had broken loose county have Initiated a "hOt the animals Interviews with more than a dozen mayors at U ansituation for three months, and found them suffering from The toll was far below the 28 when his car traveled 700 feet from another car, line" which allows owner.s of nual convention of the National League of CWes lc the patrol had predicted for the off the road and hit an enbank'i'he problem with the stink malnutrition. Nathan Daniel Pans, 15, of sick animals to secure help 102-hour holiday weekerd from meni showed two rsons far the officials' belie!. in Oviedo is the people In Gainesville died Wednesday when neeiel. Vthlen said it would cost the 6 p.m. Wednesday until midFirst, they say no city would willingly surrender as Stuart Paramore Nelson, 34, night when the driver of the car At the close of today's area were scared to death of ct' $20000 to provide the much control over Its finances to state or federal night Sunday. retribution, and I dont blame services envisioned by the Quincy, was fatally injured he was in had a seizure near session, Vllulei ind1catec he governments as New York has been forced to yield. Five of the weekend victims when his car overturned near Windsor in Atachua County. certain the commission will act thew," said Lee Smith, the nane society. Before the Second, in their view, no other city's financial irotiiems were pedestrians. They were Quincy Saturday night. Pons was hit by a rt which soon or the request. humane society', chief in. *5,000 is granted, however, the * are so severe, particularly because other cities have , identified by officers as: Char: M-.t'r, ?'f, of lJolday rinmei1 through the wind'The reed (o serics that the vestilator. commission ziiust approve the o11 Thonias BaUwin, borrowed to meet operating expenses to the extent that a i iii Ci:'wati', SaturIety say; it can provide was One six.., "tim old rr'l repcs at a regular meeting. New York has. Z5, of Tavernier, who was hit by day when inc vehicI c which -_- - — — -- — ____________________________ a truck near Key Largo early he was ridinT wa' hvo!ved In a Saturday. two-car collision. —Syl,-ia R. Vesuloskl, 37, Joe Lopeman, 21, of Largo -HOSPITAL NOTES killed Friday night in her died Friday night in a head.on SHREVEPORT, La. (AP) — Edward Rlchaxd j0, hometown of Fort Lauderdale. collision near Tampa. accused of a $1-million Jewel thdt in Florida, used a NOVEMBER28 Dorothy M. Williams Marguerite M. George, —Hector Santiago Gr, James Haislip, Longwood nzles, John Thomas Ilaberson, , of ADMISSIONS homemade knife to epe from the 9reveport jail but Henry C. Thursam Sr., Deltona 2, of Puerto Rk-u, struck by Herold a R. Heckbach, PaaCity,wask1iled'ijday Sanferd: was re-captured when an officer found him htxldled in a irj.ry Phoebe P. LevIne, Dellona Lonutiood vehicle Friday in Fort Myers. when lie Lost cmtrol of his car in nearby shed, officials S1Y. Robert L Ikown 0 Brett P. McTammany, Dorothy N. Sines, Deltona Virginia E. Lewis, Oviedo Ben D. Henson It was the second jail break for Jones, who managed to Enterrise Ethel I. Van Valkenburg, BIRTHS elude scores of police most of Sunday before a patrolman Pa:r4ehi Pearson Jack B. Stadig, Lake Monroe Deltona Mr. and Mrs. Gary (Cher I Mildred I. playing a hunch decided to chevc the sieaj some Rush ( yartiz Jeffrey A. Allwine, Longwood Mrs. Mathew (Mildred) St. JO h G U Ravel a boy, Deltcna from the jiil. Kimberly D. Walke4' Carolyn G. Wilson, Longwood Mickens & baby girl, Sanford (XficerS.W. Prator,24, said he noticed something move DISCHARGES Thomas F. Holloway, Mrs John (Rosezella) Kelly, Sanford: behind a board when he bent down and peered Inside. He Altamonte NOVEMBER29 a baby boy, Altamonte Russell L Corley said he squeezed through the narrow opening with his M. Wilson, Deflary ADMiSSIONS I Jack D. 'errefl pistol in front of him. Gary Wutklewicz, DeBary NOVEMBER30 Sanford: Daisy N. Fisher Marguerite M. George, This year's final rncatlng of tils to A. Duda and Sons that E)eltona ADMISSIONS Pearl Jwnie Folson the Friends of The St. Johns will allow that ft n to dike and Carrie C. Griffith Gail P. Ford A Sanford: i. FOSJ, a local group drain 2,400 acres o(prlme river Ertha L Hudson D. Amy Herison 'rierick C. Bauder Mitchell, Deltona dedicated to preserving the SI marshlands. 0. C. Rowanci LOS ANGELES tAP Agnes Florence E. Nelson Feat It. Phillips, Deitor1a E. Boyd Ronald Reagan za he has Johns River and other natural The groups are asking Willard Thomas differences with Pre.wlein Ford but would support Ford's Janle Roddy Relahold Gary P. CornelIus resources in Florida, will be citizens to write to the John W. Kilgore, DeBary campaign if the President defeats him for the 1idzed I. Rush Geneva Fayson l)ld Wright, Deltona held Tuesday, at 7:33 p.m., at Department of Environmental Republican Amy Vosburg, DeBary nomination in 1976. lky Stanes, Mae E. Frison Grandeas Sjoblom, Lake the First Federal of Seminole. Regulation In Tallahassee to Mary Cheryl A. Havel, Deltona Ruby C. Reagan also flatly ruled out the possibility that he would Uuthrlk Jasenas, Del'ona Hogstett Guest speaker at the meeting request that a public hearing on Nellie H. Kretur, Geneva Evelyn launch s third party campaign icr the presidency, Rca L. A. Ucata, Deltona BIRTHS Menning will be Hugh Nicolay, c rman the matter be schedu'ed. " Appearing on ABC-TV'S "Issues and Answers" Donna N. Eastlick, Oviedo Mn. and Mrs. Leonard Patricia B. Matlock L Joynes, Oviedo of the St. Johns River Coorprogram Sunday, the former California DISCHARGES Frank A. Maddy, Sorrento Trendese Moore (Vcrnita Kilhingsworth, a girl, governor dinating Council (SJRCC), and Sanford: repeated his pledge not to criticize Ford or do anything Dorothy L Sugars Sanford Mrs. Leonard (Vernita 4 ' preskient of the Indian ________________________ tM Vt James L Blyth 'de the rubuicn party. Ethel J. Evans, DISChARGES Killingswor & baby girl, DeBary Audubon Socley. -George T. Dye SOfCflto Sanford' Joseph J. Knelin, Deliary Nicolay will give an audio- DEC. I Michael E. Rankin Zinn Dessa M. B. Beck Knight, DeBary visual presentation of the Songwriters Guild of Central Arlene E. Richter Scipio T. [iracey Use Cerella, Deltoria marshes and headwaters of the Florida Christmas program, —i ' i James Strickland Frida Schiffer, Deltona Alexander J. campbell ____ river, and report on progress 7:30 pm., First Federal, llrnberly D. Walker F Jimmie I.. Daniels Earl Dreggors, Geneva made so far in averting further Edgewater Drive near PrinCharles W. Ward Kelly S. Gipson Mary E. Adair, Lake Mary ceton, Orlando. Original and Ship some oc Ftorida's finest I pollution of the river. May L Thible, Deliary Edlener ,1w Marcus E. PattDr,on, !k Currently, the SJRCC, fruit tc yør I rindi dud reiatives. of traditional music, caroling, 1)ove, Deltona Mary Paul C. Marion which the FOSJ isa member, Is dancers, refresh,,,r,ia,, LUra Overtzvv( cquosing tL t5SUai,U 4 per- LkLn I1lCOme, (UARANTEED TO ARRIVE 1k) charge. WilIla Perry $NG00000HDITION The union, unmoved by the scbool board's 11th-hour offer of $1,000 nero th .loard annual raises, rejected the board's third request to extend the contract through December. The old contract expired at midnight Sunday. _______ Most Grocery Prices Up CARS Short Of Predicted Total Two Pedestran Deaths Mayors Say Aid Severest Esca pee Recaptured In Shed _____________ - s _ - n _____ ________ - IT - , . f,- .- - _- ____ ________ FR 4!i: ..' - - .- - )Ø ___ t =Fc1-. : -. - .:. .' -; '- * — -. -- - - - - - —I& _____ p Reagan Would Support Ford - CALENDAR __________ ____ ____ Ckithøaô _____ _ ________ ________ _____ ____________________ - =- - - - -, __ .,' - - "= -. " - : ' •- ---- " - - * '% - ;-' &:_. 'V.,,tL',2_- - ____ I ._._.4 ...- , — ____ • - ___•_',__,___ • -.--.--.-.--.--=,-.-- - -- - h ' .' - _______ - P • - I - — - -' - - - I - :--- -- -- ____________________ - - PLEASE HAVE CHRISTMAS ORDERS W JY DEC. ith, ay' —t u : -_________________ _ Lcos & '-21 fl ?F'l ..ti P.O. Box 8, Doyle Road, Ostevi, FIa. 3i1e, Call 3?? 3R73 — B. L p irs a pleasant ride in ihs ioijn1ry to ths groves of A. H. PefI. HOU5: Man. thru Sal. 6 to 5. Sun. Ito 5. Sanford Tourist and Shut) flebMrdflub.notIIsr J'irfi p.m.. and meeting at 7 pm., at cluhhouse, * — -- GROWER.SHIPPER - asawjg sw;pj I Fresh Juice Bagged Fruit Nursery Plants_f —,----- FLORIDA — -,_4-__ IN BRIEF --.-- ii , - . - . -.-.- - - I. V. - - , 111 PALMETTO A Trooper Who Shot Wrong ,, DOWNTOWN SANEORD: lb Man Relieved Of Patrol Ot y TALLAHASsE:F; tAPa — A Florida !Ilghwa Patrol trooper who shot and killed a man he mistakenl thought was driving a stolen car was relieved of dut: today. Patrol commander Eldnidge Beach said trooper Hcber Itennie Jr. would remain on the payroll but would no repert for duty while the Orange County Sheriff's of fic investigates the Saturday killing of Frank D. Booth, '0, o Tstuisvjl]e, head of the Brevard County emergency em ployment office. Were going to relieve him of his duties until the corn iletton of the investigation, which Is routine," Beach said Booth was shot after stopping his car on the side of thc road while driving to the airport at Orlando to fly tc Massachusetts for the funeral of his father, Frank I), ,_ -. - ___ - 'a.-. - - - -- I I. '.- , • -- -. - - -, i r 40Z PORTIONS Booth Sr. NYC's Problems Alert Cities MIAMI BEACH (AP) New York Mayor Abraham D. Beanie said today that his city's financial problems have reawakened the nation to the problenis of all American cities. The Democratic mayor told nearly 3,000 mayors, city CoUIiUI iiit,iibers and other municipal officials at the National League of Citle' annual convention, "Our crisis has served to expand the national dialogue about the many problems besetting cities of all sizes and has reawakened a sense of urgency in dealing with them." In his prepared remarks, Beanie told the audience that he hoped prompt passage of President Ford's loan program (or New York would enable his city to re-enter the credit markets. - Sims May Challenge Chiles TALLAHASSEE (AP) A conimittee has been formed to urge state Sen. Walter Sims, H-Orlando, to challenge U.S. Sen. Lawton Chilea, D-Fla, next year, the former treasurer for Sims' legis!ative campaigns said today, "We now ask that they (I'ioridians join with us In urging Walter Sims to run for this most important position," Herbert A. Ross, an Orlando realtor and developer, said at a Capitol news conference. Under questioning, Ross said the committee was formed "as a cooperative effort with Sen. Sims." This is the first such approach to statewide campaigning under the new federal elections law requirIng the committee to report its contributions and expenditures. The law does not require financial reporting until a candidate declares his candidacy. - I Santa MaKes II housecaus MiAMI tAP) Before swirlsa Last Christina., nor• ning, William Deiggers climbed out of bed, stuck a pillow uzider the belt of his Santa Clause coitume and drove to the home of a little boy he'd never met just to wake him up with a ho-ho-ho. Drlggers, 40, is a Santa who makes houaecalls, He goes to private homes, hospitals and other institutions, sometimes taking along his lO.year.old daughter, Susan, as Santa's elf. "I enjoy making kids hay," Driggers says. "It's rewarding to see them smile. I try to get as much information as possible on a child before I go so that I can really talk to him." Driggers, who works for a public relations firm, says he charges clients who can pay Just enough to cover transportation and "something for my time." - Wounded Cop Nabs Youth PLANTATION (AP) — A wounded police officer staggered from his patrol car and into a house to arrest a 17-year-old youth on charges of attempted murder, police say. Patrolman William C. Balo, 30, was hit in the chest by one of three rifle shots fired through his car windshield early Sunday, police said, He was listed in good condition at a local hospital. The shouting incident occurred after a high speed chase took the officer to the front of the youth's home, police said. After the shooting, the youth ran inside, officers said. CC&JT I EADERS ARE HONORED The Dcltona Community Center was the site of a recent awards cerern(,ny %.hrii sevrr:Ij ci out it-aders- ' 'cre honored for their efforts. %mong those so honored were Chris Elsea (left) and Rita Durland (second from right), who werepresented with the DhsIrI?t Award of Merit, Making the presentations serr Richard I'earey (second from leftj, of the St. Johns District and Vie Arnett. Both F.lsea and Arnctt are former recipients of the award. (herald Photo by Tom Vincent) Hurricane Trend Weakening MIAMI tAP) — Despite the killer hurricane E olse, the 1975 Atlantic season continued a trend that has sen fewer ;L'ud weaker hurricanes than in the psst, the head of the National hurricane Center says. "In the past feu years, there hasn't been a supir hurricane, but we don't know when the lull will end," Nell Frank said as the season officially closed Sunday after spawning six hurricanes and two other named storms. Frank said the season kept up the pattern of the past four or five years where the major storms formed in the Gulf of Mexico instead of comir to life in the deep tropics and strengthening in a race ac:oss the i tiantic. Novallst Pursuing Dreai F 94$A7s r —. Meeting Slated Wednesday ,' - - /! CALNO To Mull Accord fly DONNA ESTES htraldStaffy,niter /' idea broached by Altamonte brought no response cuh in 'lh€ group looking into thc Springs Mayor Noni.an Floyd formation from Lormann question of whether double -' Sr., it was opposed at a later me in Longwood council agreed taxation exists Seminole Controversial inter-local t.ongwooddtycouncilmeetjng. if additional programs in County whereby city residents \ agreements concerning the Councilman HA. (Bud) firefighting and criminal are taxed by the county for possibility of .eminole's cities Scott, \" pointing to the city's Justice are needed that CALNO se.- vjces denied them, is constructing a public safety defunct sewer system which and the an meeting twice monthly. complex in Altamonte Springs was to have connected to the effort tocity should support The Altamonte Springs City 'ti SCC are on the agenda for Wed- Altamonte Springs sewer plant, programs. beef Commission, early this year, nesday's 7:30p.m. meeting of said, "The city gets taken" adoptedaresolution directed to the CALNO Council of Local every Lormann, host for the the county time Longwood citing areas wherein Governments at Longwood city coop -ates with Altamonte. Wednesday night meeting, may it behe this occurred. The hail. 1) Floyd had urged that report his city's position county' answered the resolution DreaUe No city council meeting was Seminole's cities and the county other CALI10 members. with a flat denial. scheduled nLongwoodtday execute interlocal agreements SSe1Y Council ' ' *''t*.%1 scheduled for action by the and state monc to construct a eading the CALNO double Altamonte Springs City complete pdice and firefighter taxation committee, Istoreport Commission at 4:30 p.m. training complex. tthe committee s efforis to Tuesday. C. Longwood Councilman The single item concerns a Gerard Connell's question at The committee, wh!ch has as change in lns,rance agencies. thecltycour1cilnuectingofwhat members representatives of While representatives at last the program would provide that various governmental agencies nonth's CALNO meeting, in- is not already provided In the and civic associations, also ludIng Longwood Mayor criminal justice and firefighter Includes an instructor from lames R. Lormann, voted trainlr programs at Seminole Florida Technological inanlmously to endorse the Community College (SCC) University, - BY Veal & .IACKflS * _ ____ _________ . - - _____ ______ - / - —. Il , -r 4 oz PORTIONS _______________________________________________________ LEVI'S WRANGLER LEE Arm y-Navy Surplus I VAhI tea s LBS. 310 SANFORD AVE — - Small Tractor, Small Price i--' ru;is Gunman Frees Hostages - w',w 4AJter One-Hour Siege II) N. ena °" ))O f4 ThICIPSI. " t, , i, ,<i UI!{1y jfl4 Cht.str '' - Sanforci. - , I :rip,,t . -: VVE141THER - ____ _____ a I ____ low5l. - I IJccoiiil ________ partly cloudy Ii ______ Thesday. Higts nenr 70. Løw ________ In the upper icIi ___ to lower Winds*hiryj,. ) mph this a! ternoun an by Thesday. ----EXTENDED FOIIECAIcnj I V.,,. I- part •... dandy With seasonable (mpei'aur u -. IIigli ranging from he upper 60s extreme north to the uppe- i 70s south. Lows mainly ir the Robert I. Rrisrnn I r, eztren* north SCs central 1111(1 641S extri,e south. Dayuuia Beach tlde.s: high 6:49 a.m., 7:11 p.m.; low 12:13 am., 12:58 p.m. Port Coral: high 6:30 a.m., 6:43 Ly° Laurel Avenu P.iu.;iuw1;11aJn,12:44p.m - ' Frq,t, - - 'r I -1 Our slip Is showing! In rionday's I!YtD1ug rt-jjijrb,ij that the nuisI Christmas Parade in Dowatoirn Sanford woul: be held on Wednesday :30 p.m. in realiL, the pirade is slated for We u3 hope u u _________________ -— , ___ Fields' book, caileci "warm.., fine.., brilliant" by The New York Times nd a club selection of the Literary Guild, tells about a boy, orphaned at age 5, who lived In an old folks' boarding house In a bad neighborhood of Quar. rytown, Ga. Knowing vt!ryinIng witi go right, A comforting thought icr families In need. - , I Auto Tag 1 BR ISSON FUNERAL Sanford, FIorda 3 22-2131 $ Used In Savings? TAlLAHASSEE tAP) I Rep. Carl Ogden, I)tacksonville, has asked the state auditor to find out If 'ounty tax collectors are hold1r4 back 14 million in auto cerise-tag taxes to invest the nney in savings accounts. 1 Ogden, House Finance and Tai Cinmittee chairman, id that collections fur sales of auto Lags are down *4.2 iilllon over i974 while collections for auto titles and liens re up $500,000. — - Ground Beef Now Until Christmas ____________________________________________________ E E1NC' 2 LBS. 189 5 460 LBS. - - --- -. - '--S L We I.ivile You To Compare For Quality & Price. Ho Maws 25 LBS. __ r, Cliiiitterlings 5 LBS. 10 LBS. l t-- - ' . Charles Smith, _____ tr'tPi- t_-__ - . ,r:s r- 80-20 PURE Shop Capp's Evenings 'Iii 9 Margie Hess ..0 SIoswm Trail Orlando. Fla. flN4 Hughey said the nervous the Incident If he was afraid, lt?MenoUaAvo. Alt*maii$s Springr., la. 33711 gunman then said, "I haven't Hughey repliedi, "No, it was While deputies were gotmuchchojce,"amy Just all part of the job." "4)44 ri ponding to the scene, a block the light-colored mask that _____________________________ of f busy SR-436 adjacent to a apparently had been fashioned Iarge apartment complex, the from a loose-knit saint with inman was fumbling with the eyeholes cut in it, and handed sa fe and couldn't get it open. the worn blue, long-barrelled EXCEPT SATURDAYS Deputies, assisted by .38 caliber revolver to the Clisselberry Police Chief unarmed officer. Ga orgt' Karcher and foLir tim uut unhandClisselberry police an "The Spoiler" its, cuffed," Hughey iaid. We didn't rroundcd the building and handcufftiiuiiforthetrlptoiiI MEN'S sled off the area. fliat's the way he asked that it STORE White reportedly, at one 0int, tried to grab the masked %'ihen deputies approached a In 1in's pistol and White AN FORD patrol car with the suspect in itained a minor cut on the d e hostages was hurt, Polk shook hands with Page, telling him, "You've done the right sald. 5 herifrs Sgt. Jerry Capshaw thiflk. Officers said Page then an ived, and after working his a masked apologozed to Polk for all the wa y up to a door, saw trouble before he was wicked to man holding a p1&.4 jail at Sanford. pec pIe inside. t. Hughey went to Lt. Jay Flughey said he was inside the Lernan's nearby home as bowling lancs with the armed dep utleswearingflakvestsand suspect for 15 to 20 mInutes Where Quaiiy Sells & Service Tells car rying rifles and tear gas before the gunman decided to werit up a fire department surrender. 104 E. Commercial Dial 322-576? ladiicr onto the roof of the When asked two hours after bullding and reinforced the deputles already surrntndlng the area with guns drawn. ighey said be taiii -tu ( rid! of the male hostages, who ---ida yt'd messages to the gun-. Fire Chief, Lake Mary Volunteer Fire Dept. man The gunman agreed to let Hughey come in to talk if he Endorse Margie He!! for was unarmed. coun'.11 seat No. 5 Hiaghey approached the side ... -gls doors with arms held high and was admitted to the In my position as Fire Chief of builaling by ii hostage as Lake Mary Vokinleer Fire Dept. shot,gun-wielding deputies hug led the outside wail I urge you to vote for flanking the doors. "Ithen I got Inside tie moth)ned for me to sit in a chalr ," Hughey said. "He said, 'Is it too much to ..*Z=zSz With Marle on the council sky utoletmegoouta free MARGIE HESS nan'! we can be a3sured of The "1 told him, '' best possible fire protection for the lowest xiildlLng was surrowiled but if IC quit now, . .surrer.possible cost to the citlzors of Lake Mary. lereci. . . .he wouldn't get 'Hwjhey said. Our all Volunteer Fire Fighters have never failed to respond ''I told him it would only to any emergency in Lake Mary and surrounding areas. riake thtngzworsefor him If he Lted shooting or tried to take Unsolicitod N. Pol. Mv. by Fin ChI.f Charles (Chuck) Smith ehc stages out." ________________________________ I, ..-- - Hood Tractor Co. (Continued From Page lA) . Otherwise, none of the custody, Polk reached out and JACKSONVILLE tAP) Jeff Field', who wrote a novel "The Cry of Angels," Li following those angel cris himself, quitting his television job to plunge fulltime after a writing dream. "It's a trei'nei,dous gamble," says Fields, 37. "My wife teaches school here and we have a l5-yenr.o!d (laughter, Maybe I won't make it. But now seems the best time to try. ___ Parade Set ____ Li.:.ax_.i I t# 4?1)t -- ia Green peas ()rafl juice Baked Dessert P.oiia; mlll -" - 5 Mcnday, Dec. 1. 17S--) -- _________________________________ -. _______ $ , ____ ______ .. " ' . - -__ . ", ---- i-- . ----. Evening herald, Sanford, F). w. :%i---- 1 ro To Me e 1' 1 u e s day -- ' ..I._ --s. . .-. -;-=_- jy I MJ PJF IN BRIEF ' - , ___ - - ' - r - , ,,.'• -: ' - - ' ,-. 7', ;.- - -. -. * • = - ' .-'---- ' .1 - ------- . - - 'fl , BON EL SS LEAN MEATY Pot Roast Spare Ribs J19 129 I LB. PRICES GOOD THU DEC. 10th. Sam's Portions BEEF-LAM B-PORK-POULTRY OVER 75 MEAT ITEMS IN STOCK If We Don't Have What You Want We'll Order It PHONE 22.2374 NEW HOURS: Mon., Tues. Wed. 9 to S Thurs.9toS:)O;Fri,& Sat.91o6 -. -- -- - T! j'4 �4___ _ _ __ .• ;-= ;. -- T.1 -- t -------- . ...-...- % ,- _- ,-.- - -i.... - ,. -•L _ T ..o - -. -r 0 - .,.. . ..'-- . .: 1. - - - •, ' 06 iia * _~_~ , t ?-- . , , --- . ____ 1 ¶" ___ - --. ' Evening Herald N N \ } , i\l H '. !: S.NoRf, Fl. rt',i (4lt' .'r &il.993 Monday, Dec. 1, Tonight, Sanford's Downtown Development Council will literally fight for Its life. The main event will take place at the Civic Center where EMit Executive Director Sara Jacobson will be called ucon to ta the lmrdest sell of her fn',rmonth effort to revamp end revitalize the city's decaying Downtown business section. 1975-4 Around \%, :\\ F I ) DO N.lI.F. It'' U. Ulfl \RI) I ON(;. kr ll.I.!,\M I). (1'UUIE. :iiiinjiging Editor uo:EIT C. MAUKEV. Ativert:suig Director 9 06'&% en Week. 55 rents: Month. $2.40:6 Months. $11 0. r. U 40 Ih \Liil In 1 iittt .15 hoiiit• deliver All ifwr m a d Month. $ 0; 6 Months. $1.2O: 12 Months. $32 40 All L 7 I ~_ Of SHS Proud Grid During these past four months since its birth, a great deal of hard work has been expended by the DDC, spurred on by its dynamic executive director, The hard-sell task cut out for her tonight is old hat for Miss Jacobson, who no doubt would agree that the project has been an uphih oattle all the way. And, although we have been among those who cnnw of her methods, nevertheless, WC Up our hats to her for her devotion, determination The Clock Team Th e Tribe is back! . During tanight's meeting, the DDC will be asking the city's Downtown tiisinessmen to cast a vote of confidence in tomorrow in cold, hard cash to fund the DDC's cffots for anot her year, by which tin it expects to be Self -sustaining. ________ We 're and her obvious good intentions In keeping the project before the people. We are also among those who hope that the DDC does not die without accomplishing its goal. The -, II DC [us is 'Atm uk proje But, when we get down to basics, this project is not merely th e L)DC's. It really is the concern of all of us who chu m Sanford as home. Our city is blessed with some of the most beautiful physical amenities imaginable. Its lakefront, its tree-shaded avenues, its charming older homes - all contribute to a setting capable of being one of our state's most lovely and inviting communities, Our Downtown area should complement this charming setting - not detract from it. here in Sanford, we are in a unique position to capitalize on the thousands of tourists who pass through this area each (lay - the tens of thousands each year who are literally dropped into our lap by Auto-Train, the other thousands who traverse 14 to and from other tourist attractions in the state, not to mention the visitors to the zoo However, all too often the first impression of Sanford by a visitor :s its drab and unhiting Downtown area. After all this is the showcase of our all too often, this first impression is sufficient to persuade the visitor that Sanford is only for passing through. In urging support for a new Downtown area, We do not overlook our other business areas located outside the Downtown business section. All of these are equally impertant and deserve our patronage. However, we are concerned now with the critically III patient who desperately needs a transfusion. This does not in the least temper our concern for these other business areas. Our concern would be equally as adamant if the situation were reversed. All areas are part of our community family. But it our city Is to grow, it must be a united effort. The potential is there. We believe the faith is there. We sincerely hope that Sanford gets behind this project and keeps the ball rolling. -Richard 1in PremwScho l _o I 10 to cheer about again. Alter two straight losing Seasons, Seminole High School's football team has just wound up its 195 schedule ith a x.st-season Rotary Bowl victory over Sate!lite Beach. Th e win was Seminole's ninth in 11 games. rrv Po , e y . %01,1 look over the job of guiding the Tribe's fortunes this year, along with his capable assistant coaches, is certainly due congratulations for leadership in turning a mired football pro,ram around. I... - • also for their vigorous s.1pport of their (can-i at home games and on road trips. Tribe Boosters and fans from throughout Sanford also deserve raves for their help. :' : i ::;' . Less T . . . . . . ". .% 1 11, NY Barks 1 'i,~,!, ,ii , ,. . ". . '(1-* , r V- .. ~ , Just children while their parte nts work; nor do we teach them all - "~ ' -. -' .-. ' - ,,'-r- / ____ (1 , - .~ "-, . pvt 41 .~,41' I- k:~ I . ,jr, i '. I . :. P. ___ \ I ~~ _____ - - 1 . - thid we don't .,-.-, - r ~:1Q,_~_;-;-;~,~.., r T ,*;e-',~_~,- . . - , I 'i" I ';X-.4. I ~~,~ ',.411~ ,\ k .~ I I-... N I - . . I! .1,;k \ . 1V e - 11% . .; . ' A; 7 ' ' fw";;; ft" 17 r l F, "b / L, . - __ . I=K l !t! a- .TW: . 1~ , , ". 1. ~,. . _111~ W -, -I.. i111-1,~, _. Heart IA/nr%A Penalties . . ___ I N___ nnen mrs. Lanitii Brown's class sings about rabbits the reading, writing and arith_____________________________• running through the woods, metic they'll learn in first you can practicall y see those little Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Monday, Dec. 1, 1975-5 grade. cottontails bouncing along. "Nor are the children away The eager pupils, singing all 1 from their parents all day, the while, hold up two lingers to fo ur teactrs',1rs Brown, and accepts three- and four- every day. We believe the time represent rabbit ears and work Mrs. Pat Hartwig, Mrs. Cinda year-olds. Director of 'he they spend at home is - V~ them enthusiastically in rhyth- Benz and Mrs. Mary too imJean center Is Rev. Ken Mullis; on portant." m to the song. 4. Brrien. MEW_*T=_Z Ir his school board sit parents, Great fun, think the kids. But Instea d, Mrs. Hartwig said, The center , Is not a day car e church representatives and X-1 i;;~ It's more t han just fun, explains center; nor Is the center guides children in a f . it a kindergarten, members S Mrs. Brown, language arts It does not aim to graduate ofis the community. variety of 'asic activities which The center supported by include teacher at Sa nford's Pre-School studen %% ts tota lly versed in the students' fees and stibsldiu'd creative art, work P1 Educational Development three Its. by bench, dramatic play, books, the church, / Center. Instead, as the name Prescience, blocks and tranFour-year-olds ___ / I f' I While the pupils enjoy School Educational Develop, center three attend the aportation toys, home-living days a week from 4 I creating characters and actions ment i-' center, play time, tojt,j,g .t Cntcr suggests, children 9:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. Fees are $27 with t heir fingers, they are at attend1ig ex (C ) perience an in. a month. Three ','ear-i-,'Ls at- hand "iashing, ani field trips. II%. J afte LV4W the sane time reciting the story trodtctjon to and praL''t' at the' ~ r _. t " ~ '. ie her i..o da of the Lth activity is designed to .. ith ureater meaning. "I"in;cr basic skfl,-, r.eede h (titer t,h' wce arni lees are $18 a mon th, develop a skill which will .1 1 plays actually help in teir :,'ulu'.' school s,Iiit. Thriie 'fly, center Is currently ac- "r'pare the children j language de velopment. They sk,It. Ire mental, slip prl)'sical and ce,ting applications for he new :.sily and eagerly into the learn new words and develop n cla a nd result In the weI. year. reg ular school system once ve'hal expression," the teacher rounded grow th f the ehIthc.i' Unique in concept, e th ce nter .hey are old enough. Mrs. c'p'aIied, mastering them. also employs only trained, Htitwig urged pa rents to call Levelopin, new skills in the Located in the Education certified and experienced or visit the center if they are three- and four-year-old Wing of Sanford's First teachers. interested In enrolling their studcnt.s who attend the center Presbyterian Church, the -"What makes us different." children for 1. •k ........ ..hl..._a..... -t .L . thiq ,,nini,n -- -_ - owsm- ft ---- --___-_. UUJILUV ui neur center -- --.-•----,.& Is non-denominational Mrs. Hartwig explained, "is educational experience. Wide-eyed youngsters look and listen as Mrs. Lanita Brown reacts story (Herald Photos by jean Patf.tnni ---- . -.-.-_, H arsher \ N At G By JEAN PArrF_S0N Editor TOM TIEDE I i - ; rowth I $1 C ty w- - ,i-J I Kds ______ _J RAY CROMLEY f) I _____________________________________________________________________________________________________ And the ('ommunhtv of Sanford has * something - -c---j S _ ~ .4 - , .. WAShINGTON - t NEA) - A great deal of '' ;nisirJormatlon is abroad about New York City's WASHINGTON - (NEA) — From the time ...\ But the bottom line is reserved for the football plight and th e effects of a U.S. government ; Pilgrim officers issued shoot-to-kill orders as a " means of defending settlement larders from 44 pliiyers themselves, hard-working kids who never refusal to bail the city out. one thing remains th ievery, Americans have waged a vigorous and , . clear. Regardless of gave up, even during and after two heartbreaking f ,': / I, I ederal aid and guarantees, unless Washington at the same time ineffective campaign against ,.s .• lsse: in tough games that could have gone either internLs to permanently subsidize the city, New crime. harsh punishments have not worked, ______ way. York must, in the end raise taxes sharply or cut dreadful penal conditions have been no .. . „, The (can't came back after those defeats to back selectively — but drastically _on . ” .• .. ).' deterrence, and more recent investments in a services, .I become a winner nd perhaps the best team in th e salaries, employment and possibly pens humane approach have failed as well. i ions. A . • state to get left out of the post-season playoffs. PO one-shot federal assistance and guarantee will Today the United States employs many of the . change that requirement. At most, It wil .. P0 From the scorching two-a-day practices innot poste most brutal law enforcement activities in the the hard decisions. .• . . August to the nghtime chill of Saturday world, and also many of the most philosophically night's As most of us know from experience, when a Rotary Bovi at Lyman high School, Semincle " ) rough decision must be made, it is better it be :*• perhaps one of four adult Americans is attacked alWetes gave what the COdCheS asked and even made quickly. This argues in favor of city more, down to the quick, and then consideration of " So baffling has the dilenuna become, ac. It was a team that had its stars, to be sure, but federal action — not the reverse. -. tually, it was also a fr'arn that stuck together and played to that Increasing numbers of citizens and The argument over whether New York should -authorities are uending toward an acthe hilt, go into bankruptcy or not has, in the main. -=- . commodation with rather than an ultimate nothing to do with what services will b conWho can measure the contributions a high solution to crime. tin .d and what ones eliminated. As noted school athletic team can make to its community? above, those nasty decisions must be made In Noting that law enforcement agencies now Perhaps no one can. But one th ing comes throu "This shadows got to go I" gh any event, ________________ clear by arrest only about 20 per cent of known clearly. On Friday nights in Sanford this fall, a The argument for bankruptcy Is, simply, that crimes, and perhaps less than 5 per cent of ac- 4 community of blacks and whites, young and old, the mec who run New Y ol teal crimes, Boston Police Commissioner City won't oner Robert white-collar and blue. %%ith all the diversity of a realisbcafly face up to their problem so long as DiGrazia says flatly that cops "cannot eliminate typical American community, came together to temporary rel1f is In sight. m- reduce crime, that's somet.1ling beyond our The plain and simple fact Is that it will help root the Seminoles on. capabilities." Police might do It, DiGrazie not the people of New York City but the .And WOW, what a dee-fense! allows, but only under conditions clearly shareholders of those banks which have Invested unacceptable In a democracy : Police state heavily in New York City bonds This assumes authority. that interest payments on the investments will iInously, evea though unacceptable the continue, but th at there will be a moratorium on e a ng e "Each generation subjects the world it — From the report oi the Senate Ictetugence police state condition Is not altogether an ill)redemptions. inherits to severe criticism.. . At the same time, Committee rommendf Conceding to necessity, that Is in the ng that major New York bank,s alone hold more at the end of the Ronald Reagan has made it official. He Is a candidate for critical process, we should attempted assassination be specifically name of personal safety, crime-buffeted than a billion dollars worth of the bonds. Th ey arrive at the Republican nomination for president in 1976. some conclusions. We should have outlawed. Americans have already accepted num erous also hold two-thirds of a billIon dollars in Big discovered which values are worth That's bad news for President Ford. It doesn't help an in conserving. . limits on their public freedoms. Surveys indicate MAC dcbts. cumbent president to be otwosed for renomination doubt, businessmen have made an nearly half - to defend those values from the blind "cess" the people in the nation are afraid to The problem Is complicated because these of our fellows who primaries. !n 11,452, Harr), Truman pulled out after Estes enormous contribution to the creation of are still caught up in the modern walk in their neighborhoods at night. Most Kefauver did well In the New Hampshire prbnary. in same bat" hold more than $400 million of W.T. criUcal process. It is rrsy hope to make a positive America, but when they became the leading communities statutorily forbid activities once 1968, Grant paper and have been hurt by the failure of contribution in this regard." Lyndon Johnson pulled out after Eugene McCarthy did well in l force, they led the U.S. to the brink of d considered routim: leaving keys in automobiles, that large retail chain. New Hampshire. disaster — to a Great Depression of the l93(." for — Eldridge example. Cleaver, explaining why he — They have also been hit by the Dissident Soviet writer .4jff Am ilk, Mr. Ford Is more vulnerable than your avge voluntarily re tu rn ed to th U.S. to ce e fa criminal writing on detente. catastrophes — mainly overxpansion, because he fell into the White House by appointment Such curbs are undeniably the better part of over- charges. speculatic.n and sloppy financial practices never conducted a fmtlonal campaign. "1 hope and believe that I had no enemies, wisdom, but their implication is ugly. It Is a — "In Latin America, the population will soar ether than those who were enemies of Spain — short wa from a shakedown of Reagan is more formidable th-in your average challenger which have driven some major real estate in, passengers and must not be underrated as a campaigner. His campaigns f vestment tru~t values down to a small fracdor, of from .W million to 600 million by the end of the Spain which I will love unUll the last mornent and boarding a plane to, say, pohce frisks at in° their paper worth a lew years back. These same century and nine out of ten La tin Americans will which I promised to serve until my 1966 and 1910 for the governorship of dying breath, terrections, or at the entrances to theaters, or in California were models of half down live in urban cent,rs, most of them in 30 cities. which 13 the campaigning art. He can charm the electorate with his New York banks have almost the checkout line at the grocers. star million this this paper. status, a lopsided grin and the fastest quip In the West. (ex1co City will be larger than New York." — From Generalissimo Francisco F'ranco's All of this, at best, leaves the citizen between All this adds up to almost $5.5 billion in F.nrlque Penalosa Camargo, secretary last public message to And this time Reagan Li not playing the role he played in th e Spanish people, the rock and the hard place. But perhaps there questionable loans, no small amount, however general of the UN's "Habitat" conference on released on the day of his 1966 when he refused to admit he was running for pre sident death, still Is an alternative. Th e F)1 is beginning what the Republican convention had begun in Miami Beach, it's figured. human settlements which will be held in Van 'Believe it or not. I really enjoy housework. i spokesmen say Is a That $5.5 billion btal is cquivaknt to 4.1 per coutwr, WC., in June. wide and enthusiastic exat was a less-thancandjd performance, and as it turned out It Th That can iron for sx hours in a row — It gives me time ploration of what may be the last opportunity for did Reagan's political reputaUo cent of the current average deposits of these it, "Enough is enough. I'm led up with being to think." citizens who want neither banks, to live in a police or a Thistimetheforergovemorisgoj cred ng an 0( diddled with. Ford's bled us to death." — Rep. Sbrky Chis oIm discussing criminal state. Th at opportunity The hards is persona' hip oil bank shareholders should not — Rep. Edward Koch, (N.Y.i, responding The Ford strategy was to discourage the Reagan candida ,cy. how she ma nages h(r time. jn'0l'ient, Police alone can't democratically That t1ratesly has failed. be minimized. But the effect on depositors to commit federal aid money to New York City. "Our natioii'; -apital has become the sei..6 of a defeat crime, says FBI Director Clarenev The contest should stimulate interest and debate, even should be negligible. Assuming that in the long "Assassination plots did happen. It would be buddy system that I uuctlons for its own benefits Kelley, but a copiUzen allisn may: though 'the President and the former governor dun many rim the New York City bonds will regain thee irresponsible not to do all that can be done to — increasingly insensitive to the needs of the conservative positions. "We are asking cizens to stop taking the value, the banking problem ties less in the New prevent their happening again. A It should Increase public awareness of the need for law Is needed. American worker wtoi 1upports it with his easy way out, to stop tol,Tating crime because to York fumbling and more in the realm of their Laws express our nation's values; they deter taxes." unwise real estate and other responsibility, which both men advocate. long-shot private those who might be tempted to ignore those — Ronald Regan, announcing his canuidaey resist it involves personal sacrifice. Every It could well become divisive, however, and lessen chances loans, values . . . " American must resist crime as we resist other for the Republican preahntLij nomination, f a Republirzn victory in November. perils comnrnont to mankind." All in all, Ronald Reagan has presented Gerald Ford with the biggest challenge he has faced since be became president in ( the aftermath of Watergate. ' - -- - ' '-. ''.. ..' .r: 0 I fJ A Former Fatty Catches '.'• . SATURDAY, DEC.s . 1 ... . . ' i .Ar% . - . ' 74fh ANNUAL -I * ) - 1 - ,'*%.. A. - i i I. -~ I 1 ,.F . . -.I/ I . _kl_ - ~—A— ___~ Z_ ~~11"'~_ I I ME ~ I fr ; i A: - . Holdo M -z .4 . V, f I I ------------ - 49 fr . , - , ,_ , Of A bby A _T s i e ine Lf letter out of gratitude for - 322-4141 1 7 I If he can, please write a whole column on it so men won't be so dumb. CHIC.TRIB.READE1 . €4k4f'j)/Z - _____ -W_— w - P eop I e Th Ch lie JACK _TI • 1/ . ". .1 ( . %:1 0 i - 'I I __I - .. I I IL. - - F •_ r,,qp - 4L - -. . -- -, -- - - .-- ,__ - - - - - - . A - ., - 1 p _—- . *ghl.- __ --~-~_ ___-AdF_M_ 3~____-__1__ I -I __ .— .1 - - - - .. I, - ______ - - . / - -7A~--__1 1. .Z , -- - --- 4 ~ .(~i1r7_-E_._- - -as - - - - A__rff DEAR READER: It won't require a whole column to 326 pounds. If my high blood advise you that a man cannot pressure or heart trouble become impotent from looking wouldn't eventually have killed at too many "dirty" pictures. me, I'd have done itmyseli! people who believe mme when l He may be come bored with lived with loneliness, didn't believe In m)sefl them, but impotent — no way' There is mscale at O.A. Th.ey don't shame you it you 3,ear-old divorced mother of backslide. They am a group of three on welfare. I hated myself loving, caring, supportive I was heroin addict and a 23~ After sinking so low, O.A hooker will take ) I had no self ga ve me a chance to be what I've always wanted res pect, no a nothing sadists and perverts no other IhI 1,000s ry OF Unusual Gif ts Everyone has a rrobiem whavt Yours? For a personal repty, write t o ABBY, flox No 0100, LA al f get money for dope. I suffered because they have been helped humnilat,lon after humiliation. (A themselves ____ .- , \\ ) - .. - .AW*- - * . - .;' ; to FROMAROU WORLD write letters? Send 3$ 10 I I I imports by's boohiet.-Haw to Write Lttfers 1 315 E. SE CON D ST, for All OCC&S jonj plpipse enclose a 1onq%l( addr onvoove ampet (SOc) pecting an answer. Your Letter sending me there? Children imitate teacher's linger puppet ,rabbits' to illustrate a song they are singing years. I troc your advice and DF.AR BORN .i,CAL'iL 'li'ou went to an O.A. meeting In June one inc no thanks. I merely om z abeth ost of '74. I believed none of it. LS ew you a lifeline. You caught "These people are crazy," I IL thought, "I'ma fat, ugly junkie, DEAR ABBY: We have been and th ey're tellin g me I can get married lor 38 years. My thin and regain my self-respect husband has been rt.ading very if I want to!" dirty pocketbooks and NEW YORK (MW) - Don't acqisilance" is getting out of grandmother, sk th: child's m right magazines that dirty men gt out yaw' "No way," I told best he glasses and the expect a Christmas card from hand, par ents what he or she wants, china and let the me oul works with gi .'e him, Ile 's been whole family out loud. No one threw Elizabeth Post this year. 'For many people It's or consult the child yourself." see what a lovely table can look A beautiful, middle-aged man reading them for many years. America's leading expert on become a contest to see how Mrs. Post, 54, has three like," put his arm around my shoulder I have always claimed that etiquette says the growing many cards they can display on grandsons, and said, "Come back and this excessive arousal would custom of sending cards to their mantel," the grandOpen house parUea also get lis1.en. Try us For 30 days. Hand-written thank-you notes What make him impotent. He never "everyone and anyone with daughter-in-law of the legen. for holiday gifts are no longer the Post approval. "With s can you lose?" believed me. whom you have a noddi ng dary Emily notes disap- necessary, she says ( although much seasona l entertaining, i didn 't believe him, but I Now at age 60, he no longer provingly. "That's not the spirit they remain "obligatory" for they give guests a chance to went back, and back and back, gets of Christmas!" aroused from these dirty wedding presents). "You can come and go when they like. It Toay I've lost 121 pounds, Holiday cards should be sent say thanks in person or on the And you can accommodate all pictures and I'm still losing. I'm drug- has gone — ucevenfromme' lie completely impotent to people you really wish to phone, but it is newer wrong to your friends. Serve a buffet free, and I'm learning to like greet, but who are "not quite send a note in addition," with turkey and ham and side myself. I have ,00 a responsible Please tell me, Abby, can a close enough to you to exchange But do try to remember who dishes - or simply cakes and job, a belief in a power greater man become impotent from gifts," Mrs. Post writes In the sent what, so you can avoid a cookies with an eggnog and a than myself, and the love and looking at too many dirty latest edition of "The New social faux pas such as the one hot mulled cider punch." respect of my children and pictures over the years? 4 Emily Post's Etiquette," a Mrs. Post once made: "A hefty volume (978 pages, Funk couple who are close friend' of Fr P Eli Don't Expect A Card This Year r V a $ I V 1. 7 T"i I,) fal(//fl(,' J ((I/o /i j " Vhia'rt' to 'o for oil ft. iiturjna t iun Vul lltft'LI abolit ;i~ 1111.111t.V. \wir _i. Florida PTA Studies Alcohol In Schools 4 OF - om thumb-indexed) that carries on cheeses for Christmas one year, the tradition of Emily's crlgtnal and I forgot about it. We enIs one Sip, two sips, three sips project chairman, said. "In promote the I book. responsible use tertained them during the too many? That's one o the addition, we want to help and nonuse of alcohol. During an interview in her holidays and I remarked: questions young people, children and youth understand The National Institute on Hone!tly, I can' t understand parents, comfortable New York City teLhers and other the consequences of drinking so Alcohol people who Abuse and Alcoholism apartment would give to which she Cheese interesteijpersons will ask each they can decide for themselves (NIAAA) has awarded more 0.5 a gift. What could possibly other at a commutes from her Vermont winter conference In if they want to drink of not." than $200,000 to the National farm every few weeks, the Show less imagination?' They Dade County of the Florida The Florida PTA has just PTA for this year's project. relaxed, outdoorsey-looking burst out laughing. . . and PTA Alcohol Education received a National PTA grant "A recent survey has shown sent Cheese social arbiter also offered they've to us every Project, to conduct the Dade County that more than one-third of advice on seasonal Oft-giving year since!" conference as well as spin-off Florida's 20,600 teenage and entertaining. "We want to alert people at conferences In the county's six problem-drinkerslive in Dade Select presents with common Elizabeth Post's idea of a this conference in Dade County school districts and at its local County," Mrs. Kruse said, sense, she cotmiels. "Limit good holiday party is one to - the filth largest school schools. Florida is one of 20 them to close friends and which children of all ages are aystem In the United States In addition, the Florida State state PTA-PTSAç Parentrel.atives—andtowhatyoucan Invlki. "1 think there's nothing that children as young asioare Department of Education Teacher..,Student Associations) afford. If you're an aunt or a nicer than a dinner where you using alcohol," Ruth Kruse, might select Dade Counts as to receive such a grant to one of several test sites for a .4. ,, new alcohol education (written by 4t ., .\ . "- i. educators a t Uslty ~ _.. .t.-i I *"_M .# J ( w this PTA conferznce will -. provide educational groundTo create a country calico ,..-... . work for such a curriculum, Mrs. Kruse explained, covering ahrecft j$ Each with straw or buy one at the PTA-PTSA .• V " projects florist. Bind with stripa of earned a grant of ~ , , V_1 W _ __ _ .- ~ 1- 1 ~l Jf , __ ~_ went to: Alaska, Arkanw, __ I I across the grain of bright I ~= - -, ~Ov i'ahCO dVId , .ne - , necticut, Florida ll,,wii Sanford SI4IRLEY MILLET Deck Halls 0 SHIRY9LLET :j'_ .44 With Calico -, . - - r ,.) J - lutea R rr% 0 $25 AO - t',' 1 00 • Sale Price 4q" , 9S A -, - ' RUTH TI ECH LYNN HENDERSON 4 1. -- ' - . -. ' (__ O Is ' __ 1W - F-,. ANDERSON ) ____ . - 4 re Say i g WASHINGTON — Duru'g the Nixon years, accepted as scripture by lawmen everywhere, The city of Cleveland wangled $100,000 from law and order wet honored more in the preach- show that total crime Footnote: An official *pohesman In the eight targeted cities LEA.\ explained to for publicity. This didn't deter crime, our associate, ment than the pctfce. did not drop five per cei.t but 8hQt up more tluin which rose 26.7 per Bob Owcr,, that the money was cent, The te'in was introduced to polities by 43 per cent during the two-year, 1972-74 period. supposed to provide "more bang for the buck.— Dallas spent $54,102 on a disbanded The pukesman insisted Iidid K zdieng, who Miggesled "law and that penram to tie 5fl the ti been sensory burglar a!arnii to a 'uiiiduai order" as a campaign cr y for Barry Goldwater project SUCt''sp5" and a "number with t, heIkpter ticuLir intent ef riucing iioinici, rcspos system. i' 1. Julia Mitcheil pic&ed it Total ruiiie, up 81.9 of ir ta nees" of reducedcrime goals. up Ii 1968 and rape, robbery and aggravated assault. In these per cent, reached gmeater heights than the made it the main theme of Richard AGNEW MUZZLED: In an Nixon's categories, the eight cities did with an helicopters, better, earlier column, campaign. Spiro Agnew gave loud voice to "law we average Increase of only 10.2 per cent. Two of the — t)CflVCI spent $522000 of Its federal allot- Spiro reported the backstage events that forced and order" on the campaign trail. Agnew out of cities, Dallas rnent (or Street lIghting, hut the v$c. and Newark, aetwilly showed ir reward, Agnew, M1w1l and the extra light didn't As and lost lI dllnes In these more evcus crimes, m to hinder the criminals. The crL,e rate him the chance to become President. Kleindienst became the chief promotors of law Fr I.EAA'c , onfid€'ntial files, According to t1rces uloc to him, Agnew have was up ' 5 Per (('nt :ni erdtr in the Nixon Athninistrauon. They learnedom bow feels he was was euchxed out of office by me of L S1 milan was spent. jomed in January, 1972, In — Newzk also tried to shine more light on former .Todalrn1ng a major It might be enlightening to compare the e- erimc, Richard Nixon and k eagi t tell the Tw anti-c!'i" ;.-r,—gram. Tky V(SVILd, L with u $IG7,C) cxper1djtg,, on street story. CTJSI perxlitures with the crime figures: ci $160 million, to reduce crime in eight targeted lights. An internal report also criticizes th e city I — by five per cent in two years and In Atlanta, a However, the former Vice PreMdent Is lull $1.5 million was spent to 101 jailing to complet,,. its "evaluations," The "muzzled," 20 said a friend, for another purchase helicopters to increase police Newark crime i'tz' has moved up 4.7 per cent in five years per cent. :ow years. 114 cause criminal The three 1aw'and.e'tjer sta1war.c later "visibility." Another $72,750 went "In modify charges still hang over -- Portland, Ore,, was granted $5,471,581 for Agnew's head, he won't be free to pub!LTh his stumbled over the bw themselves and wound up existing field r" forms," and 0,246 w!I s adult correctim!; ProJectL. Yet as of Sept. 3o, book until the statute of limit tions rur,s out. In varying degrees of jeopardy before the courts. USed to hire an administrative assistant for the l!74, aceording to u report L'tLrled in the files, police chic!. N one of this kept the crime rate Their anti-crime program, sadly, didn't f Meanwhile his attorne) and erstwhile Nixon 'oaly $!5,310 or .3 per cent of the total. . . lad intimate, Charles Cotcon, has from soaring 46.4 per cent, much better, been expended." The city written a book, nt another $113,000 ethIeh di cisse Agn' l'he I.aw Enforcement Ad. —In altunore, p442,5* was awarded to hire (or street higiting. 'the crime rate, nevertheless, access had to the page proofs, ministration (LEAA Insists It Is too early to civilians for de&cwork and, thereby, to free skyrocketed 57.6 pci' cent, ; -.ss the iinpzlct of the program '.tpon crime, As Vice President, policemen to fight crinw Another $420,777 Wa sttght to t im- The ame report charges that The agency - f own crime fi gures, upon which the invested in a St. I.kUIs [eaChed liv Cnngre ra helicopter ther than indicted by a was rushed ahead with i,roiectc "tint ii thai hit,1, •i'i1 4..,... i'i , I. rrn,-n in w ,...4 ,.4U . - .. -. patrol, and $204, - ' - ' ( _________ :- rff -- Nixon Years: Law=And-Order Scorecard BERRY'S WORLD V-,, It - QUOTEIUNQUOTE Wha t ~ - - 112 - 95 y...1-' 't - .-- �I- -- I -. t - -.-. • ____________-- - = • - V - ____ - - - - ____ t• • _______________________ - -. • i- - • V - - • . - .-' V I,,__;- - - - -._- _____ _. s:i •!-- f - - -- - - - -=----, =: • _. ____- - -.- - - _______ -- _____ ==-- .- - ____ _V - _-._=-_-----$& -_• -=== _ _ - -------,- .--- - . i-I ___ _ iiuI V_ -ir - __________ - ; ----- .--= -_-____ ____ ----- -_-- --- ------ =i _ - - - ______________ ______ V __ -:'- -- -. - - - ______ - v - -_ - _ -_ - - 1 __ z __ ________ _____ ______ tat 00tofl Cot 24. Holy Cross tO Ithaca 73. Wener ti Nat 30. Arms 6 _______ _______ ___ ,:' _________ ______ JIM III%YNES Herald Sports Editor _________ By _______ ____ 4k_ _______ I ______ High School's football team, playo((s, found some con. - _____ _____ -V..- _____ _ _______ ________ ____ SthI Iflfl. Greg gle, who ________ _________________________________________________________ ________ _ __________ ______ ______________ DalIa Wash PhIl NY Gnts Outh Alabama 7$, Auburn 0 Alabama st '. Tuskegee 1 was having a great game. ___________________ Snturday night. - Rutgers 71, Syracuse ID Temp$ II, Vlllanova 3 VMI 13. COflfltjtut "I'm not sure. ,. .flO, you got __ _ ________ Nali*nai Football League National Cont,tinc, Eastern Divl.lon W. L. T. Pci. PF PA htS ________ ______ solation In the Rotary Bowl _______ game. His bubbly voice told on him in respect o the fact he knew _____ _________ ___________________________________________________________ __________ ____________________________________________________ LONG WOOl)-. Seminole VVI sthtistician late In the __________________________________________________________________________________ ___ w ______ Mit Dcl Bethun Cookmn 61. Md East Shore Florida IS. Miami. FIC 11 recovered Chic - Satellite 39-10 before a crowd of 3,000 at Lyman high School. "We wanted to go out In style," said Ned R.a1ns, a Iteggie McDonald In action for Seminole. - __________ ________ - ____ ____ ___________ _____ ________ Gr6mbIing 33. Southern U 17 Mc Nene 70. Lamar to SC. 51' 73, Woflord S. MiSS 12, Brigham Yovng II 15 tackles, was named most valuable defenaive player. Mike Good, a tight end with ______________ _____________ ____ ______ _____ than pass catching, finally came up with a big grab. On the same fly pattern he I 7 0 777 271 2 7 1 0 736 7n i 3 S 0 273 *9 243 3 S 0 71) 167 245 Central DIvision tO I 0 909 30* 147 6 5 0 545 194 203 All 3 $ 0 713 189 776 2 9 0 II? Rntd (51) Host -• - ________________________ ______________________ ___________________ American Conference Eastern Diviston W. LV 1. PlC- PF PA -- style. "Wnew!" catctis In was the only comment lcin CoKh Fred Chase could make after the !)11)1I2. $k t --- 44 T!ght eriiinole Community Ct'Ilege's exactly content with its 51 record, tries to improve tonight in a 7:30 home game V jV I _r f. ____________________________________________________________________ _-_ - V V*VVVV - -- -- - VVV - Seioinole had defeated -V. V V V - - V - V and Florid,' 1" .. , aefeat. ___ VV V they : - . . -VV V ,. -- ' • V - _ ,V, _ - • SATELLITE Dofls &'nm ¶rnrn ' V - By The Assocted Prsi, Two of Florida's five major II HOtø the T In Satellite, , 7 Seminole ' Sat - Como IS run last game, so I don't feel so had back and scored, and then they most not playing much," said Tim, fumbled." v'uable offensive player, who is a junior, to a teammate The Fumble did turn the Whigham (kick taile'd), Sat - Lamm 2$ FG Sam - flrnth S run (Dugger kicJ Sam -N. Ra4ne Srun (kick failed) couldn't help h.ir.self late in the game. "how many tackles do I I - V- - V '4- (, reyh o u 11 ci s ii a I \ea r 's () nament at _____ - V - V -_ Beach. Lyman's heroes included - ________ five yards shy of and Reuben were named to the all4ournament team. l'p Tenneia SI, Biscayne 63 W KentuCky 106. Ark Little V.-'.- 7;, & _e-V V•P kç - _4--- P2-1 - - t- - . .VVV 4-V-V T. -.- offe rci :-ib:i ,i4r_ r - -• • - •. - OVlEOO:Moo(e134 11. GoldenS 14 IS 1214-14 1111. Hird 60 112. Ribbon 2 27 6; Seminole fl:t. yards and four touchdowns and pass Fo \L V V~ ¶- • Tcnnessee's sea- sissippi. Cassldy -V j. -- - V V rme r •V F rez ROs $ B - one week, V City L. 4_VVVVV. VVVZ VJVJV.J i -- '- r .('-i.-'.. - - ,Vi-• - - - -, -4 - - ----------------- _____________________ zt pasing(ormorethany. rushIng, becoming only the seeond player in SEC 1300. Harrison, despite S. MIssissippi $7, Rice 69 c - Z4- -V."?t7-. -: .. - - ___________ (I_ - game, ____ _- - ______ t DeIa 0 U ye d V I &th .. into the Seminole (0W)t3? sports picture tonight as lake 1!!y e'tains Odz,rsio Edgewater. phins' key mao (or the (our. gmr'e stretch frI-.' and any - _ - be able to return from a how' Iatcr by the varsIty matehup, Top pe-r(UrThCI on the Patriots' mat squad is ezpecJ toe injur for at least five more Andy Griese and led the DoIphin to Jfl £traight victories in I12. daed htnlf riii4v again. - I ami, Iorwhw In Dt' ('r,*sfor- d aLSAJ 1i'k, tv Jt'if Davs, Jz*ai Payne, Sc* Rhodes, Rick Garz.a, Mike Coleman, Grej l- iipter, Torn Timothy, Mike Tuck, Eddie Norris, Mik Smith and Brad achara. _____________________________ ____________________ GALLON IIIi --'C Y __________ ________ _____ ____ BRADENTON D St SOUTHWEST Tulsa 73, Oklahoma St 59 Tas remh 66, Kansas St ____ Pan American 73, Tc's Christian 61 - _____ Southern 91. Sam Houston 79 Idaho St 91 E Montana 77 New Orleans 50, McNe,se ___ .---- ________ __ __________________________________ ill 1, ____________________ __ MM' _ SnooPY Push t)Ufl0 nd V 6-FT. .1R"i CHRIS1M4 ______ __ Complete with 3) aalab'ø SoaP iCt$15 C14 I. T. __ _____ V p tot I4A S TR Fit0 Ea PROCTOR SILEX Model 11620 REG __ _____ J'. ' 88 TOASTER -1 (AI' - Drag 72. / ______ _____ HAMILTON BEACH 20-LIGHT Mpdel 787W ___ 5 99 PORTABLE MIXER ,-Nj POLYPERK 8-CUP tlooel ' r_ 6 g _____ _______ PERCOLATOR -BORKUM RIFF __ ________ ., - Title Don "Big I)addy" Gnrlits - • _______ ________ _______ EACH • ____ • Weatherproof Flashing or reutar Addort puu ___ -1 TOBACCO RIVAL 3% QUART finals of the National Hot Rod Association \'\ NORELCI) CHRISTMAS SATIN BALLS event. The 44 Orflarneflts' Mothlt3tCO Shirl Greer of Warner Robbins, Ga., won funny car honors over Ira Hollensbe of St. Louis with a time of 7.04 seconds. He tied thc track record in the event with a 6.42 second clocking earlier In the competition. P'P's 10 1.99 reguLar ,r,j cot!ctor 38 8(,3 298 PER'9 LUXE J - ' ____ ______ GENEVA, N.Y. (AP) - The New York-Penn League plans to open its 1976 baseball season June 22 and close CAMERA ______ __________ _____ 1 87 wW _______ • ___ McNamara ar'nounct,'d the schedule proposal after a meeting of the league members here. The plans are subject to approval on '4anday by the National Association of Baseball Leagues at a meeting in HollywnI, ia. McNamara also said the league was seeking to add additional teams to bring the league up to eigtlt members. • 33 31 4' • Automai'c ezpouft' * ___________ S 1%'0 Assozted coJo' 1 110 AND 126 SIZE FILM , BA1FERIES ' - 2 RG a STICkON BOWS --_ ä9 _ FOR I, 25 RIBBON -- !0.i1lri3 ________________________________________ ; 1,19 ' 20 EXPOSURES - p,ic OOc cc'itro Built-tn (lash ar1 dtstanc 1,- M- FOIL WRAP I KODACOLOR II finder C AND D VEREADY NOEL JUMBO 188 .;. M ___ IXED NUTS SQUARE SHOOTER Leagu? Season Announced ______ Wetier St. 95. San Jose St. $7 Oklahoma 67. Oklahoma City ____ ________________ ____________________ 11111) 5R1? SuCtion CUP ti'b Of -- V _____ __________ _____ _ _____ ______ ___ ____ _____ SNOOPY LIMIT 2 ___________ ______ , Mlnntsota 96, 5. Dakota : ____________________ LIMIT1 __LIM:r 4 BULBS LIMIT 2 _____ _____________________________________________________________________________________ 148 "4 i'-.:. EACrI ___ V_ -- _ _ Preforrred __7c mu' Style 3s&Ofleci coior' REG. ri -• - _ - !"4M ----'.c-'-.---- - __.•-. AR WEST Brigham Young 9,, Au%trat, National's 70 Wyoming 100. Western . 5? Montana st. , Pugt " TUES..WED.-TH!JRS. ONLY THINK RADiAL AIID LOOK TO THE LEADER .. will set caster, camber and toeln to mdnufaCturer's Sound , ,, Colorado St. 9*, J t S-rn- 0' 0.r M;t S..: t'.€ Cili 4Ie, rr 4 .I p•, 41v. .s - I -- V 4ç -CT r V - .. 'i.e w - I _____ -___ W 4sye dI.g Ct111-*ti ---- 11 '.smI t.. - Il / " .. II.g 1i s.. - I.14 1t.p, s'i4 498* Cs.p , -,' - ____ _____ CINCINNNfI (AP) - The Cincinnati Stingt'rs, maneuvering to shake off an eIght-game losing streak, sent rookie goalie Normand LaPointe and two others to thelrfarmclubinhlarnpton,Va,,overtheweekend 'ferseman Bruce Abbey and wing In OThnoghue S'RIC alSo sent dcwn. Right wing Murray Myers, who has ed seven goals and 10 assists in 21 games with hampton, was brrught up. LaPointe has seen conslile'able action for the Stingers, ___ ____ ______ _ '4,, ___________________ ____________ PRELL OWP10E Anti- TOOTHBRUSH CALGON FLINTSTONES UQUID ORAL BATh 11 OZ. 109 _____________ ______________ __ ______ __ ____ ________________ ____ Any __________ _____ ________ ________________________ ____ ____ ______ No additional charge MCROBERTS TIRES bar torsion _________ 405 W. - vifle 75 S Carolina 51 79, Benidicl 75 JOHN DICKEY, INC. PH. 3220651 First I Syracts 13. Harvard 70 LSU IS. California 61 Chicsqo Loyola $7. CCNV 6 I / p. Point' Park MiSSacNuett 92. PIi*iarii 54 Norhland, Wis 'S. Mudr'icad only loss of the season, 17-7 on Nov.22 to Florida A&.M. 'the season's final small college ratings w:ll be made lit QQC 1(X) CT S __ __ ____ ____ _____________ NTERS DRY : I6 OZ. _______ , PP , T4E1 ____ . The Wildcats, 10-1, entered Saturday's Central Florida Classic game In the Tangerine Bowl rated 14th after their Fairmont SI. 91, Sanford Smith h4%c boosted BethuneCookinan's hopes of being rated among the nation's top 10 siiuiil'coilege football teams by leading a 67-0 victory over Maryland-Eastern VITAMIiS 6 OZ _______________ ____ ________________ TOUR P4AMENS PEPTO BISMOL MULTi- OIL his troubles of late, He has been In net for ii games, allowing 52 goals. I, I V. Li_ Con nCct,tut 66, Colgate 57 CT ______ ____$ '.'Efl-1 ____ ' , -, _______ ______ __________ _____ _____ ___________ ?e.e4. Loi VegaS 96, Oregon MICHELIN I New Mexico 75, Colorado 75 New Mexico St. 179, Houston Baptist 97 Peco,rci ne 96 H,tin 71 Southern Cal 94. Loyolo, C. Iii Washngioii 72, Seattle 64 Cal Poly LO 1. S'it Fran CiSCO St 61 Davis 0 Portland 72. Fresno State 70 Gon:aga 51, Pacific 45 ,, IpI'4*4 $4.4( .',r. 'ês Portland Stale P0 "-V. Stingers Option Rookie ________ __________ _________ ______________ ________________ _______________ DEVELOPING CHOCOLATES OF _____ _____ ____ ______ £xP'fl[!" xPtfl( - ________________ ____________ ___________ 71V_ " AY St2E !(ODACOLOR Box S ORrED'\ -$ :1 &PINTINCi-L _________ ____ _L!VV.VV I - ..4'.----V - r' - -. ' .- 'L4t41:*-4 '..t.g. e1,*.. baptist 97 (3JThe froni end shimmies. Our professional mechanics In to SFIotI ight CREAM - - Texas El Paio 73, Mldwet A1 ctay in front cf &ffa!o and 1-4 in And 4l-year-id quarterback V Boise St. 71. Dne U , him unable to go the (till Ross asked for the fXt- make lO-r3und distance agai ponement, citing a recent bout SanJord's er You may need an alignment when: (1)Front fires vicar irrccjurIy; Edges TENTH - I. Ramon (1) 3000 II 20.7 10, 7 Fermin (4)5 20.410 3 ICE LIGHT BULBS BABY SHAM P 60-75-100 WATT 1 L11 16 OUNCE A ,' 36 seif sharpening, surgical ______ ? TO LIIT OUL'4I?ITI($ BORDEN'S third straIght year, setting a srack4-ecord time 0(5.9 Nebraska 79. Northwestern 65 Missouri 57, Falrleigh Oick,n s _____-1 ____ , IWI $GHT WESTINGHOUSE sending it crashing Into trees near a golf course 10 miles north of London Saturda) night. Garllts Claims Butler 70. Ohio St. 67 ._l_ - - city PF11- (./1/P lIONS A T SUPERX' SHOULDN7WEBEFILLJNG YO(S? V SALE ENDS TUES.. DEC. 2 , l ____ - ' REG Iowa 111. Augvtara, _ VVrestflng The Dolphins, 7.3 lifter two -.-'int forNewEngjaJ _ "1 wings of his red and white, twin-engined, six-seat Piper ____________________ - __ ZJ _________ _ another nearby airport with full radar landing Facilities. Purdue Si, Xavier, Ohio Wisconsin 105, Dc Paijw 6) PLUMBING HEATING, INC. WALL i1IiICES! 333 100, Miami, OhIo 79, 0hi em 63 history to FRONTEND A1GiviEI%J1 ilwiiett, is expected to start ________ _________ - S I ISIS AP - Investigators probing the air crash which HUed former world motor racing champion Graham Hill and five of his team were trying to find to o questions as they examined the burnt.out wreckage of the light airplane he had been pilot. hous '3 Vanderbilt 105. Iowa St SO General scoring with 64 points arid PRESCRIPTIAM _________ __________ ___ -' 61 (Cb.annelL9p.mi "Three years IRter, lice! we Rookie Ste'e (rogan wto r______ stilihavotheteajnandlcando hashit5l Percentofhispa-1 MIAMI APi - Earl Morrall. it," Mutr&Il. ithen you toe 1,042 yards and sevpj touch. a 1954 M1CMR11 feel somebody coming, you've downs while mate of New Englant4 Ctsach repladn Ji!fl get outside." - INDON *9 Texas Chuck Fairbanks, will lead Miami Dolphins against Fairbaj' du tonight in a American Football Conference __ p. The First question was why 11111, an ixperienced pilot, chose in t)'aVy iog to continue to head for an airport With A I a be m I Huntsville . __________ ••} • Ia., ••JV V ___ ___________ ___ Puzzles Investigators land 70 A(corr, St. 98, WIley 16 t'øk' Furest Nchmon0 SO Mili's 73. Alabama AIM 7) V - ______ _________ _____________ • 105. [Ion 91 va. WdIan SO, Emory & Henry 7 Carson Newman 79. Cumber- 322 4141 SANFORD STORE ONLY - r ---- More $7 __________________ ____________________ Town ORlANDO - The Southern Perez, the Champion, will Withtheflutha(hesaidhadleft tied for their spot In voting by jun1r mi&Lewight title bout meet Ross at the Sports him in a weakened condition, r V Pe and Telhlard Tea inmates Meet 7j _____________ ______________ _______ N Dakota ,103. Great FalPs 69 while the secondary consists of The repeaters Included Cook, Tuesday at the Orlando Sports stadium, has been postponed __________ - unit were _____ -=.-- r r' c Gaffney (or the Cassidy of L.SU and Rick Telquarterback spot. hicard of Auburn and midiule Rounding out the offensive guard Ben WIlliams of MIs- _____ _____ DISCOUNT ___________ _______________________________________________________ Centenary $7. S. Alabama Kentucky St. $17, Thomas SATURDAY, DEC. 6 , - & 4 Auburn, Richard fcnse that led the nation In tionaJ split end Larry Selver, d ' 'V-'V -4-t 1 - the Cook, a 210-pound senior, was the heart of an Alabama de- --. 1 ?4 - tying ____ ______________ ____________ Tulane 57, 5. Dakota II N. Carolina 11$. Howard 73 $ cm 40 Joining Cook on the defensive Vanderbilt's Jay Chesley. The Seivers, with one game reSEC's single season rushing Alabama to its fifth straight front were end Kenny Bordelon punter is Clyde Baumgag-tner of naining, has 39 catches for 8 star4ard of l3l2yar-ds, was one conference title, edged out Louisiana Stte tackles of five unanimous choices on Florida's Raumbower of Alabama, Steve Don th t, •1 - Williams, football, ____ ____ _______ Domingo Atbecdj (51 .0; P (74) 367 10 SPORTS ' IN BRIEF Tech 63 V yourBudgetwithSupeAx,.. _ _______ k... I u _________________ __ ____ __________________ casterit Conference football becametheSECcareejiing Florida's David Posey claimed _______ FOR lucky $0 WVa. St. 59. W.V.. Tech 53 Ma:yland 177, E. Carolina ii Marthall 70. Baldv;n Wallace 50 Old Dominion 79, Belmont VV -. __ __ Safeguard your Health and _____________________________________________ 1$ Daytona VV V - __ __________ __________ 3) 73 70; p SIXTH - 1. Negul Rsnon* AI hO 40, 13 60, 1.60; 2. Alave Sanchr': (5) I) 60. 360, 3 Barre Zerre (ii 570. 0 (5 6)78.10; p (654 350.10 SEVENTH - I. Larrl Arena (71 71 20, 4740. 6 10; 2. Ice OkOki (1) 40, 3:'), 3 Oguiza Per,:, S ArCChaVSaflCh,:, 6 Santi Juan, 3 Erdoza-Ramo I Negui Zarre, 7. Bflbao-Jyj, $ Maolo Larrea, S Celaya Aguirre, 6 Barr. Eloria Fermin Mecha, 7 Chuco AIt, I SEVENTH- 1 AIana Qulola, 2. Marurl Aip, _____ Wasnlnglor, at Atlanta 159 30: 00 2 1) 15160. New York Jets at New Fttg ______ ELEVENTH - I Arecha Benqoc land (3) 1)50 4 70. 1 60 7 O<iwt Zarre MIDWEST V ___ (hi S 60. P (41)5550. DO ' M3oOIo Azp, FOUR TH-Arecha Bengo, 2 NINTH-) Cacho, 7 Agurre, 7 Dom4ngo EIza, 3 Alave Quia, I Erdo:a. I Zarre. S B'lao, 6 Aip Cho Javi, S Manolo Ehave, 6 7 Crleja. S Bitbao Per,:, 7 Negul Sanchez, I TENTH- I Attu, 2 Ram, 3 Darre Zarre Fermin, I Mencha. S Marur,. 6 FIFTH- I Man''o Denqoa, 2 Larrea, 7 Chutho. S Sarttl Bilbaolarre, 3 Fermin Alrr, I ELEVENTH- I Negu Meache, Santl Ramgo, S Erdoza Larrea, 6 7 Cacho All. 3 [mdcii Bengoc. 1 Marumi Echave 7 CeIayi Aipi, I Domngo Ecnae, S. Arec Zarre. Chutho Mencha . 6 Ata"a Perez, 7 Barre Ramon, 5 SIXTH- I Cacrio Bengoa, 7 Oguiza A:p _____ tO 60 5 l' 2 4) 2 ?zegu, Percz t' ii ) 11,,rr&' JasV t (54 . c*, (, lbrd __________________________ _____ THIRD - I Aldana Qulolo (1) 12 10, 350, '20; 2 tca Alberdi (1) 550. 2 4gVrre. _____ ForThe Fulbac'k backfield were a pair of Kentucky and Mihe (3 j) 3540; P (34) 37 40; Big Q (7 3 WIth 3 1) 1(35 20 ;. Larri Jay S Ur:a Leni:. 6 t9u Alblqtj,. 7 Eddy a. S Domingo Arana ELEVENTH -) A,pcp AIt 7) THIRD- 1 A lana L rnz, 7 EIGHTH- I Erøo:a 2 2960,740, 70,7 Ala Sanch: (I) Echang Belie, 3 O9viia Jay,, I Atv Aitu, 3 Sent, Benoa, 3 403 70. 3 Oguiga Echayr (5), 390, Ica Ara, $ Uric OuloIa. 6 Larri Fermn Juan, S Marurs Mencha. 6 ( 00 2; Totals fl 711 51. - °' P i3 2) 63 SECOND - I Eddy Eloria V 7O.J40.3607 Oçu,j SCnchZ (4) rgi ' SOUTH N. Carolina St. 103. Citadel 75 Duke 403. Johns HopkIns 77 Florida 7, Furman 69 ' ATLANTA iAP .a,, Today's Games Ne-vs England at MiamI, it 61 Dart mrxith 64. St Peter's 67 Air Force 6$, KIngS Point 56 (Lamm kick). em - N. Ralnes 10 run (Duggar kick). sidelines waiting to go back in, " 17 10.5 60, 3 00. 2 chano OkoK, (7) 10 *0, 1 50, 3 ,, 31. CT Princeton 67. Drexel SI kick). SATURDAy MATINEF RESULTS BaltImore 21, Kansas City II IS 20, 7 10, 1.50; 2. Chucho Mare Dallas II. New York Giants 3 (6) 1020, 160; 3 Celaya Jua', ) Green Bay 25, Chicago 7 30 r) (47' 6'4 Ø; p (16) 14580 Denver 1), Sdn Diego 10, OT NINTtI-. I i- 'irre (7' 5 7(0, OakI*nci 37, Attanp EAST 25 13 Svndays Results Cincl,tnatj 7), Houstou 19 Cleveland 17. New Orleans 46 Plttsb,pgh 20, New York Jets -. Basketball __________ I Jai Aiai FIFTH - 4. Celaya Zarre (3) 5 0° 5 6 0 .455 206 266 500370 7 Area Larrea (44*40, Thvriday' Results College 205 Western OivIion 9 1 0 III 304 198 5 6 0 155 725 245 Los Angeles 70. Detroit 0 ,j ii SEMINOLE id 7707 Passe's 5)70 37 Fumbles Lost 21 10_____________________________ Punting 73704 1 IS PenellIn S IS game of the year was Gerald Williams 3 03 6; Wallace 0 121; "JuIm was going to be our from -foot-8 senior Eddie State will visit Florida. :iptaJn tonight, that's how well Davis and 20 points from guard Jacksonville's season begins 30 Far West ArIzona st 21, Arizona 21 UCLA 75, Southern Cal 22 HawaiI 30. San JOW St. 70 Yards RuShing 1 1 0 .63A 711 177 Yza. 500.3 60. 2. Menna 431.5 io. s.00. 3 OuIz S Lari Okok'. 6 Uria 5nt4 (6), 3*0. 0 (35) 46 60; P (53) Arena, 7 Alclana SdncPleL $ Catho 9570. bD $31 49 10 [tori, (61.5 20; 0(1 8)41-SO; P (S 1)143 TWELFTH - 1 Chocho Ramon SATURDAY SIXTH - 1 Cacho Zarre (2), , , $o, II 0°, )) 7Q• 7 Aly NIGHT RESULTS O 80. 400. 3 70; 3 NC9UI SnChCZ Larrea (4). FIR'T 680, 400; 3. Fermin I P4eu. Eorza (5). (54.4 20. 7*0; 3, Ogui:a Mench (1. AipI 13 60. 560. $00 1 Barre Yza (3) ]O 0 (2 5) 30 40. p (7), 10°; 0 (II) 4 10. P (5 4) t:t•So 6 50. 6*0, 3 Larrl Alberdi (1), 100; 141.30; Big 0 (17 and 1*1 1,94050 SEVENTH - 1 Larri Okoki (6). 13 438) 1900. p (8)) 12)20. Handle. 155,076, Attendance 1340. 640. 3 70; 2- DomIngo Quiola 3.7*1. SECOND - 1 Echano nchei (21.540360.] Ald,,a Atberdi (5). 41), 900, 7,70, 370, 2. Larri [lone 160; 0 (26? 54 00; P (62) 11160 (6), 660, 360; 3. Eddy Alberd, (3). EIGHTH-I. Crdza Menche()), TONIGHT'S ENTRIES 370:011 6)19 70; p 4) 64170 10, Big 1100. 700, 500; 2 Maruri Alto (6), Q 36 t,th all 1)7)$O. (3$ with all 720. 4 10. 3 Sante Juan (21. 100. Q FIRST - I. Echar Sanchez. 2 THIRD - I. Larri-Y:a (7), 1920, NINTH - 1. Mano (5), 7270. Leni:. S Ice [lone, 6 AIdana 520 340. 7 Eddy Javi (5). 9-. 600.5 40,2. Arecha(1l, 320.310. 3 Arena, 7 Ur:a Alberdi, S 2 50. 3 Ica Quole egui ), 10°; 0 (51) Erdoza (34.5000(1 84 4550; P ($4) Okok, (7 SECOND- P Eddy Qulola. 3 90 301 171 (I 1)21 ?. P (1 4) 810° 7 9 0 .162 IS) 306 Oak K.Ctty Denver Texas AIM 20. Tex& 10 Saturday they hit U2 d to man 87-69. FlorIda State and minutes and could ne LYMAN: Kautman 7 1 2 15 7 C 111; Ntor S I 4 11; Tampa for a toughie agains' Jaconifle were idie. SheffIeld 32 catch utLscathed from last weekend's Lake Brantley, down by 12-4 Lyman and Lake Brantiey Flida college. at Stetson rebounded up. Arthur Collins had 17 points tournan3ent activity, unlike after the first eight minutes, Boone. SInole returns to Taylor I 00 7. Hudson 5 77 12; 60 ___________ Thomas 21-23; Carter 2004. TaiS _____________________________ 84-81 overtIme loss to McNeese from an and Mike LaPrete 12 for Rb- Seimnole County rivals Osedo, foughtbacktogetintog 21 4321 69. John Zeu, a sophomore Ovo action Thursday night at 1217 40 Is 2-SI iday night to beat Georgia cayne. Lake Br'antley and Seminole. and won it going away as the Spruce APOPKA: Chambers 6 00 17; Lake 8ratl,y guard from Sanford, practi 4 171$ $2 I44 Creek. South Florida is at Biscayne Southern 918 for consolation and Lyman won the Ro Neal 7004; King 1 00 8, McNernay Bowl Patrjc,ts held Oviodo to two Si Leo at George Washing- Classic well and had earned himself a honors at New Orleans, 10 17, White 1 002, AddISOn I 002, Team fouls - Oviedo 21. Lake Saturday afternoon, 69- points In the final SEMlNoLE Cotton S 2 6 II; R. Harris 9 36 71; Flor's 0 1-2 period Brenlley 19 starting berth tonight, but at ton in games involving major 52, over Apopkn, 1 HoIllno 1 2; Williams 2 00 totals 21 49 53 Lake Brantley Fouled Out - Ribbon, Hird. Ue last minute 3p1-ained an Biscayne College opened Its teams tonight, Semiole got 18 points From 4; Browt 7 0000 1; Smith 6 33 13; defeated Oviedo In the con- Reuben Cotton and 15 fr Nest or. Wiggins 533 13, Totals i ?.nkle and was on crutcI)es ssonwitha6l3lQ55atpifl Tuesday, Flotida State will solatlon so Lyman 1$ 20 11)1-41 game, 60-51. SEABrEEzE: Walden 2 27 6. Apopka Terry Smith, but could not 6 1217 23-57 ____________________ VVV 'V - -V 43, Tl 10 $ 0 Høtj C!e'.'e Ilaylor 25, RiCe 7 HCnderton St 27, E Central S Vermont 77, NortheCstrn 54 He was also named were paced by Bernie Shaw's 28 points. Pitt outtiwest iø Eci VVV nailed from behind Inside Satellite five. Silisuk ded out a season. Satellite wound up _______ rVf$ midway in the second period FraflkO'Connclll6eacntopace VV V T' need him. Ned said fgham when the re and coming up with a key pa a stiff-arm, passed as well as scored three touchdown. on was 20-7. "The thing so far was interception. ever, and provided his team runs of 8, 10, and 5 yards. that we took it and scored. 'fly Meyer, usually a strong Jameson, Bob Jacobs and winning regula" season starts 21 points, troke from a 4248 Vernon Johnson inside and Chip over the week,md as a third, halftime margin to run away Noe, Reggie McDonald and Stetson, split a pair of games In from Furman. Randy Faber at guards. the New Orleans Classic tour- Dave Stowers scored 20 points and Pete Nordhorn and Seminole has two mare nament. V . - ______ :' W Ky 11, N lowe 12 backfield, standouts taught ..... ''-i lie rolled left, rolled right, used that they dIn' • .a.i?!'r 4 -• - I - ' V -- __ _ d' - other games, GOOd Whigharn's pass hair but Good leaped out and onhanded the the ball, and after Ned Hands high, Kenny Lee (66), Mike Good (82) straIn to block pau by Satellite's Bill Lamin while Ron Ralnes scored on a 10-yard run Como (23), Dave Plitmazi (40) block. (Herald Photo by Tom VIncent) last prep verdict to defending state chamon Indian River, - •_ VV._VV_ V cv U1fle5 V 7 1 0 636 330 741 7 4 0 636 357 275 3 7 0 300 5* 210 2 9 0 IS? 191 350 NY JetS him ly a sten. was a too deep, fumble on the next series and rushing on 11 carries, the game, but coach Jey momentum, driving the poInt took it in toscore !ora20-7 lead Tim Raines saw only limited home with a sound defensIve the game was never In doubt, duty in tne game, slowed jersies most of the second half. effort the rest of the way. T - - got The Raidees have been idie since last Thesday when a last ditch rally fell one point short •VVVV V V i, the linebacker covering 113 - V V - _, t.__ ________________________________________ Sity. lit' nodded his head in up with a wistful gesture of nelplessness. Oh, but did the Seminoles ever go out In style. They ....__..i ,I,._ .. L) I beat Ball Butt Mtdwe1f L'vington St 31, No Dakota Daltas at St Louis 'Jutlalo at iiam, hOuStOn al San Francisco Mday, Dec. $ Denrr at Oakland n 3 570.240; 2 Barr, Len:()) season !inebacicør nnd fulibnck. Oh, but did Seminole go out in rs Cncinnat, at PhiIadetia Clevt'Ianø at PttsbUrgh Dttøit at Chicago Sn Diego at Kansas City Grn Bay at M'nncla 7 9 0 t12 III 735 Western Division 9 55 266 120 L.A. _______________________ Terry Jameson goes up for tso 7 20, 0 (131 30 40, P 1314 16 50. 5 . 7 . 4 03. 2 Alava EIorza (3). TWELFTH I Erdo:a Echaive S 00, 3 $C( 3 Arecha Zarre c*. 1 II) 2570. 6 40. 600; 7 Fef'mn 0(31) 1000; P (73)97 70 DO (in Agi'irr (1) 400 6 . 3 S4n14 Altu 15660 (5)9 20. Q ( I) 4520, P II 1)126 60. FIFTH - I Erdoja Larrea (Si, B'i Q 3 .ith i It ? 20 1360. 5.70, 3*0; 2. Manolo Ramon __ _________ ___________ V - _____ ______ I _____ - __ _ V - V _________ _______ _________ - V: •2' ... ___________ _________ - -. �4b L I - ----- r, .'; . :''::: ' :____ - ._ t '_'- ____ _____ 8-Evening_Hirald, Sanford, Fl, -- Monday, 6 I N BRIEF Legal Notice - 6 MAUDE Maude is appalled at some of Waltos ta In siing h apØ EALlDADES: NEWS Legal Notice 6 NBC NEWS 4 MATCH GAME 800 2 €1] MISTER ROGERS' SI A,idt Night today and the Palestine Uberation Organization was promised an appearancebefore theSecurity council as a IOCCO fflOfl in the Pacit the ea1iest stages 01 thi WThI, separated Syrian -.2 TUNE - gger" Pafricla Noaf, 11)(J 12) HIGH ROLLERS 6 GAIIB1T 11 30 HOLLYWOOD I 12:15 - 2) rascoerKias TOMORROW r9: DAILY 6- . Performance Bond within ten (10) daysafter the award of the Contract, PubiiiJr U -- BRtON. f focflPosAreFreo'GoljeHawn a hopef acs ose concom bc her bind I i__..' '' . 1975 storage t6nks, Contracts may be awardedfor eitheroneor bothof storage tanks Mtnisis lr.aepencirjii ' uuena)' U , LESS W fMon) 'dd ess(R) into a warm •, 'VT*flAiV'5) fllOth()t Hkt) - U.S. intelligence source say Brig. Gen. Julio Casas 9 . Encorø" (Thi,s ) 'IntornaioqsjJ SUNRISE JUBiLEE is , on hial t*'-etf. 9J NFL FOOTBALL Now Intelligence soi saG he has been (Mon) (Tues., Thur ith MARBLE MACHINE ,6 SEARCH FOR , ) "Jeannie" 9 ALL (Fri) Fosq 2D-20" overthrow the Battst.a regime. TB.*. ____________________________________________________ 1V HIGHLIGH I S Commeniary: What price that it will severely cut back suddenlyfoundft,fnaNgiJy decision and digs into the cult Its ratings race, other and news break away from murders. Naturally he Is Eileen Heckart, CHILDREN his 0sbon' Botta St. John, Alex. But tte's not titJ of ABC News a network in a viable situation /iT WOLF TRAP Tonight's CCcaseup. The reason: austerity They clearly (b-ag down the lntute co!o special, featuring get her boy to return home. Miss Heckert won an Mke 1955 (Wed.) "Twist 01 Academy Fate" Ging Rogers, Jacques Scents the reeords dJvito Pierce, President of ABC orchestra, was filmed in con- Albert plays the blind young has lost a lot of money, so cut Television, has made It clear cert at Wolf Tran Farm. In It n back on news docwnerdar that lx wants the network to Dionne offers 18'songs, 9.3O10 CBS MAUDE Walter that. ev at the worst, still first sustain its competitive 9-9:30 CBS ALL IN THE is thinking of selling his reports to ) million viewers. If product has to i.e extremely the only erie who I.,,,.. ,.. .... ..j t',uui UUUICr5 naL's not enough people worth commercial. hoodlwns tonight. Arct'Ie is Maude, Tonight he fixes up a incisive [n'estIgaung repo -tJ.t network can afford the luxury 'SflWtGEts(n'lT&k"Wn.. 'a Mayo, Bruce Bennett 1948 (F1'i.) 'Shield For Mordor' Edrcotrj OBrien, John Agar .,. a UWUIIt WItS DAVSOFOI)ILWES - Lsourheroistheoneputinjajl But this decision to cut back meanlngul once in a while, one Closeup series is not must assume, really an auster4.ty move. The ABOUT TONIGHT: reasons of eenflnmi.e I IA ('Do on the Lii. t, - .i - ruioua AS THE %Oc.D hecancometotheFjndjays'for 9 ' LET'S MAKE A DEAL' 9.11 NBC MONDAY NIGHT 9 to conclusion ABC FNF AT TIlE MOVIES "Butterflies MONDAY NIGHT FOOTBALL Are Free" RERUN Goldie Howard C'll, Alex C -r tlawn stars as a hopeful actress and Frank Glfford provide O(ilY. 200 GUIDING UGHT ! (Wed Only) -- W CLASSIC 2:30 _______________ r witflts to decora,e his windows pressed by his sense of humor Miami t)olphlhs in the Orange his way cs' not decorate at all, and, In her way, helps him Bowl in Miami. While she is deciding whether to ___________________________________ give into 'lIe customer, It's Jo'. CANADIAN ARCf1 1' 4 haa l. U ,.iI C1( D gILã' ______ - - __x_P - ____________________ __________________________ 1iARGAtNiATS,EvERY 04? 25 ] 'lsJfl I en (Mon) IDA (Tune Snunctstago (Wed) 8-9 NBC THE NVIS[BL1 LIUUYrai,r .RLL MA?I 'Pin Money" Tonight the Ascent of Man" invisible man lends his talents Star,'ing to ean-roui Be/rn ondo na1l-town bank €11 THE MOTHERS iN lAW 3(34) make things worse, she has borF(Wed thousands from her honk to support her hobby. 1-9ABCMOBILEONC" - 2 ANOTHER'Ifl,)RUJ 6) (R) ALL IN THE FAMILY 9 o I ..::J.', _ ,,. - •• f has been acquitted I charges. Pete Is angered by the - L''M1 Monday, se - np'sode preo T?fl 11 ____________ I _____________ ____ TIthAhJ\ wrthe5howpv9ektjaatiü3° J ____ - g • vNOrISWl I SATURDAY,DEC.8 en (Mon.) "Romaqnoli's 'r-c" (Wed) FurTickefsC.ajj _______ _ th Uiiiwu c.'ii Afleftodjy,ft,!JcCI1 0w ____ 322-4141 1- ,,. CaW$, _____ - y' I --_ - , , - . , ' -. reac-tow,ar, Apply In Banks . Me] Vi 1 te ONE UFE TO LIVE e.od IJon sne 3pm . _______________ 4-Beciroon,, ------ 3)1-3722 . , - _________ ____________________________ '.- $25,900 ''. 1 __________________________ 90-63 -________________________ 2 and 3 b,doom. glady 8rn sw. or itsie ___________________ - 322.7643 heat & air, like new, in settled 372 3991 Harold Hall Realty 0 separategarage. Securitydeposit 1141649 rm. _______________ . __________ - :ti E .-,,, A -- O - ROCI AND IENDS discria per pent! in in sll.n UH of 24pqa bonklet,. Ton •uoJuesI !landlll,sd$; breach. makinjcbicj uabk "Seek & ind"'n oftb _________________________________________________ _____ J U, • ,, Ile ii - _____________________________ bedroom, now available, Seasonal Ok. No pets. 574-1040. OR UNFURNISHED - - - Adults preferred. $130 mo. Security depcsit. 323585.4 or 322 DEPOSIT ________ Professionally Managed - ' - - .. BLAIR AGENCY AUCTION 1200 Frencn Ave. 31) __________________________ ________________ 79-Trucks-Trailers ___________________________ 61-Building M3tenals I9Z2FordCurrierpickupnewpa.nt extra clean. 11,5. Call Don Pe. 3721651 Dealer. Silling Cheap- Used iumber, alt _____________________ trough). Phone 32)0729. 8Outcs for Sale 62-LaWfl-Garden ________________________ ____________________________ _________________________ M Precise time 195.4 Jeep Station Wagon. 4 *-i 'bve, W hubs. 1130 tIres. $175 r best offer. 322 7930 afler 6. eteased plant . - ________________________ Coda. Red & black, excellent Mautiful new clothes, condition. 322-6304. 64 -Equipment for Rer' - ________________________ lust arriven, Ci.risvesi;; I1973Capri,v6.inCorIinat,ody, kfllt suits, baby t'anke$. crib sets -cash. 197) Pinto, 11,100. 373-1309. raroat etC.Olds?ock,)Opctto40pct ott Rent Blue Lusrr _____________________ - - baby accessories, Payton's Children's Wear, (Formerly Buttons'pi Bows) 2610 Hiawatha, Youantto Buyor Sell Wewillprovldetpte Professional Service 107 W.Cmrnii'cj*l lights, screen & Sanford B, A and H, good rubber, running conditIon 337136.1. - 6S-Pets-5ppIies CISC. Also Nice Christmas gift. 322-4095. 1235. ______________________- Counter tops, 'Sinks. Installation availabte. Bud Cab,lI. 322-3057 anytime. 36,1 bath. Wig, rm,, wood burning fireplace in liv. rm., eat-In kit., indirect lighting, 27*12' master bdrm. Must see. 170,000. $139 PER MONTH WILSON MAtER FURNITURE BUY-SELL-TRADE 311 31SE.FirtS?. 3225672 ---- 3 2 bath, dining room, 3-Bedroom, enclosed carport, fenced $"0 dcwn, 30 ',ears, 9 pct -'' AkCGermanSriepherd 1Mo Male,Allshots. 1100 1$IM _______________________________ __________________________ German Shepherd, AKC, beautiful house broken. $200 firm. NoMoney Down WITH GOOD CREDIT Inr E.aripi. l Datsun Wagon, 11,000 miles, auto, $1793 orIginal miles, $S 66-Wanted to Buy Chico & The Man ______________ ________________________ FurniShed or partly furnislie'o, ft rnithed Phone 373 0143, PFAL TOP 322 74fl ,i nAtiI -- - - _.___ WALKEa'S Prssitare Cleaning 8 Painting Open "SERVICE BEYOND CailBart Real Estate __________________________ Jct. 17.92 & 417, Lorigwoocj CASH 322.4132 carport, on Riverview Ave From Ranch House Cdr- Any PCplCOid Camera, 100, portrait -___________ restored MLS Agency CARROLL'S FURNITURE ___________________________ to Wekiva Rd., Call collect, eves. Owner Broker, Herbert Bronton, Your I 00* 3221301. ______________________ ________________________ _______________________ _________________________ 1974 VOLKSWAGEN Der$2, Good gas mileage. Call after a 5MM, & Super S. Bell & Howill AKC German ShepIerd Pt.IPe. $100 p.m. nj,Si,. UP. sables and blacks; S .tk.s old. ________________________ camera, profector, auto-loading, Real Estate WEKIVARIVERESTATES and pods, f lash attachment & case. remodeled with atl the desirable New 3 bedroom, 2 baths, double 3396350. garage, 2 porches, patio, cou-,try amenities Located in Sanfords setting, on large 1 acre mt PrIst 'pious neighborhood plus lOt. Lady's beautiful ') K diamond completely - ---- If CHARMING 7 Story farm home, - ::,.•__ - Sfi0. -6 MO,& 1 Ycar Leases . fi THE CONTRAC 1" SATURDAY AND SUNDAY, 9 toS POOL -3 bedroom. 7 bath. paneled family room with bar. Screened pool and patio area. Well land- 1' i mile-s East of I Ion Hwy 46 Hwy 46 Auction Gallery) tools, etc Buy 1 or 1001 items Larrys Mirt, 21$ Sanfv Ave. Any Specialist Rools-Exteriers re Islimates. I.ase.abt, Isles MIllIE Quantity. P4011'S Hwy U 97. 530 4206 _______________________________ . Ph. 3724275 , ___________________ Ter,,is Available COMMEICIAL. 140M1$ scaped fenced tack yard 1)5.500. i "" MLSREALTORS way lying wouthwesterly of Lots 19 Sanford, Flotida 37771 --'I ., BUSINESS DIRECTORY - - ,' • , of S?minole County. Florid,. )' Arthur H. Beciwifti, Jr. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Clerk OS the Circuit Court that the PlaIntiff, MON(IMI3NTAL' Dy: .Ioann K. Har, ROt'ERTtE5 or rLORlDA, IPIC Oeputy CIir(. ,i Fior,j corporation. has ftJ a Publish: Dec,1, 1973 with nice mobile home rental. Large lot for garden. $30,000. Unpaid rent; and you ar. ram, - - . EXECUTIVE- Desired area. -. _____ I ' .±) '-_ - (I WITT REALTY Santf Tips Santa's Tips ic's-i Ieal Estate t3rcer 3fl 323 7395 323-5215 I for for Everyone __________________ Everyone _________________ Polaroo Square Shooter 2, 3 flash cubes and$ exp. color film Save 1423, Special 32434 Wic'ho,.t Camera Shop, 210 S. Park. Unusual Gifts, fresh and artificial floral pieces, lovely hanging blSk!45 Ann's Flower & Gift Elowerj and Gifts for all occasions, Iropital and exotic plards Car nations, $3 do:. CAREFREE A gilt to last all year .A family member-shipto Family W,xldGolf & Country Club. 372 3411. ___________________________ . e •4 ) .. SEARS telephones will be open 'i',ynru uec. 7). Call whose address is Post Office Daniel Greeie House Slippers, all styles and olors. Knight's ShOes, 70S E. rrs? st Shop, 37'j 2660 Beauty CareProductsfor Mom Towers Beauty Salon 519 E. First, 372 5747 - . . ___________________________ Beautiful Christmas Decorations, Arranments Sanford FIO*cr f' eOf Your Better Central --- -. Make Mom's life easer with central , heat and air from Santord Pleating & Air ConditIoning, 322 6)90 - - .............-- g,vn,gnj --. TherithwlItiovcCowboy Boot,. and Dingo Boots from K.,ight's Shoes, SEMINOLE COUNTY SOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS r IdI*fl Pv*v C i• *ki i at U 97, Santorø exit, at Lake roe Licensed hooded fruit Rd. 46 at 76 5tatlo Peola 322 5671 . 430 missioners of Seminole County will County Florida Orlando, Florida 32602. on or before hold a pubUc hearin3 to consider an may be entered againu you for the tile -1 our The E BOlt of the NE ½ Of NE'x DATED this 11th day of located on Currille Road November, 1915 1hi$pbli hearng *iii be held in (Se-all the County Commission Chimbors day of Novembir 1975 ,,enhr4l that & Air (onditionang. For free estimates, call Cart Harris. at SEARS an San'ord 372 - 1771 - TWO PLUS TWO IS FOUR And That's A Fact' top AlA CLEANS ALL Literos- PresSu'ecieac' BackHoe Radio Office Machines OFFICF __C4INE "c all mihi'. .sr.-i rrodelS' r',e,- r'o ar.i Dt'l,r Vacuuming. Bathrooms. Windows, Floor waxing, Rug Shampooing. and bottom, new 7 car Ovens, Refrigerators. ''- vi. , Estimates. anywhere -- oofing Painting all 372 3437 Exper! r'f r,'ç1.rc '-'-_-" __________ _-' DAIVE'S PAINTING Chear. Rates I_ree'mjte,JZ2_aij r.i k's cu-v I..' ."v'ii Mu worx BROGDEN ROOFING 3736700 - resi onroi -. 322 64 I I 3277641 1 i. Gifts Gifts i Golfer Clubs Balls Golf Bags Duckster Jackets, Ladies and FOR RENT A -____________________ W & M ROOFING CO One week Interior ' Shingle, 135 Per -- Rooting AndCarpentry Repair I Free estimife 323 603* - 2oo sq I *375 month on Januvy L 1976 at7 00 PM or flerdof ut.ly Semipole County Florida Arthur H. BC(kwith, Jr. Clerk Of th. Circuit Court ?Aa1 lair Country Ct',b Pro Shop, ' - 3777331. , Deputy Clerk leweis start at 3.9.93 I NEY JEWELERS, I S ar . . CIIgh1 theLady In your home ith Chraitmat ever Save on hat Onal brands. Liberal trade inS Free delivery Convenient lermS. We Dsd will low Black & Decker or Potkwl w*r tools and Stn!ey & True Value Harar, 6th & Maple. )flO00. ________________________ Exterior Plastering " - , hI I __________________________ ______ Phie 377 ?. ROBSON ARINL ___________________ GET IXTRA By H Richard Bates Esquire the entire family from FULLEN 501 AR HEATING AND WATER PURIFICATION SYS, EMS - -- -_ PET RESI INN Qui'uphoitternq fret Cktp& I V bedroom 1 bath home $53000 ____________ Ne.1 help L ULDLfl I L" thCt Saturday lOb concvef wvk c fly the hr Cr REALTY INC ___________________________ I.flt' wtJinq phcts rsoni9 i'.ou. Pnone 7071 25th .31)13)7 where tn shoppers Wil see them Gry Lumber & True Vske & Dter It.. $200 month '."• __________________________ yo,r rew furniture fO1i ISeal) rouir Cassewerrr frhone LII 96.41 carilord thj'.rssMachnes_)IL!CS Free CIassfied Ads are me smai,efb ulems you will find GENERAL CONTRACTOR , & TV ___________________ Special: Mhco Wave Oven or a Trash I 32) (*83 - -- - Dick s Appliances 'Top Chef 7617 s r n ' n. 177 7' Service L.irxj ClearIng, till d:r!, clay riXk All kinds of d'ggsng Hotjsetra'lers stored & moved 372 9112 or 934 it's. y 1 Acre, New 4-Bedroom Approximately 7. sq ft liyifl area; large kitchen. cabsiels t'oI$ sIdes C&A - u; Attention refrigt'ratnr and s'ove 'ag SBSCX) Pressdre Cleaning - . 17 this 14th 2 IRONSIDE ' PAOGE FAMILY . ________________________ ""'' Maitland, 617 0613 '- . Lake Mary purchase, Bicycle City, 1491 W 431, Lg..S3O 1161. 10$ P4.Maitla,,d, Land Cleariesg Air Conditioning __________________________ Home Cleaning Motcr Cross Bicycles and Ac Ce%SoriS. Free Racing with GWA.INEY JEWELCRS has a ___________________ wide selection of ID Bracelets, gold and silver, $1.95 UP. I ClaSSil,t'dAdG't!,Rrsut'i Andihat'IAFaCtTOQI ___________________________ Il,,hi. 11 i(, ______________________ - following descri CO. Days- 372 6173 ______________________ - - 7$ ST. JOHNS REALTY BROKERS -__________________ FLORIST, 7397 French Ave., 3737150 2 c,1ra dining, separate garage and game room. Lots of extras. )-4Y.)W, I - -- real property. L s;, ENLI$H WOODS, F.RST ADDITION accoc ' '- JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY '"__- a Peti*% hiy.' or c?a;n;,,. have my rIght, title or interest in tpie lIoPirty h*rIn de;cribel ADDRESS UNKNOWN YOU ANC IIEREd'f P4olFlLD that the above-nanIed Plaintiff P555 ' INCOME PROPERTY- 3 BR home . Malttand, Florida I _________________________________________________ - ?tnrnry f: fh I'$.,l,ff __t.t- Sold new for 1400. atking$773 321 0613 after 6 p m ___________________________ SANFORD r.11ol demAnded In the Statement ot of 5tlon 3321 32 WITNESS my hand mod (ts the South 23 Court at Santard, Florida seal of the _______ - m-Wotorcycks -__________________ - ('-.11 (.1011 Do YOU HAVE a house In the 1505 W. 25th St. Arthur H. Be:kwitti. Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court Dlu11s1ON, accordirg to plat northeasterly of platterS park lying Putlish: P4c,y, 10, 17, 71, Dec. I,'9;j thereof as recorded in Plat Book H. north of Alpine Street and east of DET 9 Page2I; Public Pecordsof SemInole Lake Marion Drive. according to iN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP THE County, Florida plat of Sanlancio, The Suburb EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. Mike Hattaway, Aa,,,a.,, t-.-., -'-Wi,",, UII IN MNU IOR SEMINOLE J.n'u"i ici.un, as Chairman recor'4..4 In Put Book 3. page 66 COUNTY, FLORIDA Board of County public records of Seminole County, CIVIL ACTION NO. 7S.19M.CA.i09.I CommIssioners Florida; more PartIcularly PAN AMERICAN BANK OF Seminole County.'Florida described as ' oltows ORLANDO. NA, formerly known Publish: tadgin IOuthwt corner of M ITl7ENS NATIONAL BANK OF DELI.1 Lof?O.runsouthtoth,northirns, ANOO, corner of platted park, ther, Plaintiff, THE COUNTY COURT, P4 AND southeasterly to the •asteri,t FOR SEMINOLE COUNTy, corner at platted perk, thence SIM-KA, INe,, • FlorIda cor. FLOP IDA. easter,, inc south,a,t poralion, LESTER H. KALMAN. CASE PlO. S.1164.SP-O$ MONUMENTAL FROPERTIES OF IlrnerofLo4 73, thenc,westerIyafld 51.nd BARBARA XALMA,ISO4, norlhwesti'rly along the south HI 10 CORPORATION FLORIDA, INC. a Florida cor _____________ INC., boundaries of Lots 23,72, 71, ard 20 JEROME S. SWARTZ ano LESLIE poration, fo the Point of Beginning, SWARTZ, AQUA POOLS, i Division PIintlfl. -.. rtpsur INTERESTED MAY QAKO CONSTRUCTION COP. APPEAR AND BE HEARD AT THE' PORATION, •nd KEVIN REINSCHUSSEL, ACOUSTI TIME AND PLACE ABOVE ENGINEERING COMPANY OF Defendant. S.'ECIFIED. FLORIDA, NOTICE (Se-au TO: KEVIN REINSCHUSSEL Defendants. Board of County NOTICE OF ACTION last Known Address: TO: Lt:SLIE SWARTZ, Ccn'o;ssioq,'s 1011 HIghway 1791 and alt I - - FAMILY HOUSE: Income - Reg. Real Estate Broker 'SANFORD'c SALES LEADER" -, Post Office Box 37 - ______ 1 Drawer File Cabi.,efs & CIIIcc take 2nd mortg6ge; 123.000 Call afier 6 p m 323-9579 _____ W. Garnetj White Req Real Estate Broker JOHN KRIOEP,A55OC I.o PART 2 - a ________________________ I You are commanded t _____________ - SWAP- lb tf. Cobia V'Bottom Boat Ph 372 7331 home, living rm, dining rm., bEDROOM SUITES -'-'•' 2 3720443 LONGWOOD FLEA MART, Hwy 1797, I ml north 431. Fri., Sat., Sun. - lltn & l'renh, Sanford, 2 Bedroom 1 & 2 - cnair, sh a.gbt Ch.rS, tUr.g eth and Carry. '65 Honda 430. 1)00. Needs some cabineti, I repair. May be seen at Lake MNy NO LI'S i Chevron Statlun, Casseit,erry, 1792,i. MolC'aln,g,rar. ________________________ TAFFER REALTY REALTOR 37) 5771 Realtor,, 2211)0?. 2 BEDROOM 377 9714 - WbnG or steel desks (cxecutiv, desk 46--ComrmrcialProçrty 37 7118 3226620. sanford Area you'd like to trade for 10 acres near Ge,'ieva? If you dO, give vs a call and we'll talk OSTEEPI- 1 Bedroom, $140 month. SCH('REN REALTY, ardens G village Park Dr ??I - ______________________ _________________________ Mercd ice HUNT REALTY INC. JIM 'p . eneva - 75-Recreational Vehicles ________________________ SIideinCamperfor.,ors. Cob. TV's from ISO; 81W. from And up. Terry Realty, Realtor. 621 0711. '9S. Frtflch "?' 372 1959.377 1164 _________ 323- 7340 c'c . - 17W french Avf ____________--- -. MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR Stores, churches. Ideal for retired COUNTY: 3 BR. block. PerSons 661 44*3 or 372 *054 CITY: 3 BR., 1½ bath block, ('/W _________ --- _____________________________ lu $100 security deposit Phone Kitchenfurnithed.Nicelocation Phone3fl 4455 up. jj - ----CL(i T.',StI '.'tH -- Large 1/2 Acre Lot 3164.03 per month * wage. An Equal OpportunIty 7 Apts. I or 2 bedroom, furn. or Unfurn., both AC, w-w carpet, $30 MOSSIE C: BATEMAN Employer. Call 834-7707 between damage, 3115 mo. 37313*9 alter Reg 3 - 30 endS pm Real Estate Broker 3:30p.m. this Court on November att,, 1973 ' misc too numerous 'C eankArrericard & MASI wilrme bedroom home. Over S acres of Heavily wooded In existing TV. l?OO S Frc'ncn, :123-1734 veryclean 322 06.17 beautiful giant oaks and cItrus. development c.t beav'iful homes, ___ ______ ___________ ____________________ ________________________ Improvements include Corral, Zoned RI AAA 1 mile west ot I-I -ZCts __________ i_____________ staoies. tacx room and bridle Acc oi'e and 46. 13 10 12,000. Terms. Call_____________ ___________ 76-Auto Pares I _____________ ____________________________ path. $77,000. ___________ ______ McClanahan Real Estate. 322______________________________ OWNER MOTIVATED- Moving ________________________________ i,,. ROBSON MARINt _____________________________ Peconuitioned Batteries, SI2. out of state, needs to sell 3 7 Hwy 17 exchange REEL'S BODY SHOP, Fiveacres, Osteen, cleared, bedroom, 2 bath home in South )72 596) 1109 canford Ave Pin.'-crest, $75(X' fenced, pond & well, .,' MeliOvIlIe; fenced back yard special assessments or taxes within rnoq.jnce and disclaim my right As Deputy Clerk of the district; and provtding for the County and fhe public in and to STENSTROM, DAVIS & construction, Severalbility and an rtxning MCINTOSH eifecti'jc date. flL "" ,nrou roe Oescrlbid property, to SaId district shall enccmpjss the Sanford Suite 22 wit: Bedroom,2batns Alreadysetup - - (are to Medicare recipients in Deltona Deflary area, One year WITNESS my hand and the seal of creating an Advisory Board; SittIng Hearing to comlder and determine forth fiScal and taxation whether or not the County will - refrigerator, 660 372 2539. ____________ ________ - - -.KENMORE WASHER,par1, Servi.e.ust-dmactiineç -- - EASY ,AYMENTS into. Only 126.900 Sunland- 3 BR, 7 bith, kitchen 2 Bedroom- S.S00 Down, sl:*s.IS pit' furni.d. No pets. $165 mo. Call REDUCED-$2,EOfO(qUICk Sale. 3 month * between 1 & $ p m., 372013). Bedroom, 2 bath with family room 3 Bedroom-- t5 Down, 1133.41 Per month * In Ravenna Park Home in mint urnished apartment, 1 or 2 bedroom.11O65anfordAvep, Petition.r iIi h. -- beautiful stereo, Office _____________________________ FRANKLIN ARM5AP'j. Rent R E GIST ER ED PH Y S IC AL Florida: creating the December 17th, 1973, and fit, Pie Laur,lwood OF RIGHTS OF WAY, Subdivision Street Lighting District; TO WHOM IT orIginal with the Clerk of thu Court MAY CONCERN: . entitled the Laureliwood PLEASE TAKE either before service on PetItIoner's YOU Subdivision Street Lighting District NOTICE WILL that the Board attorney or Immediately thereafter; of County Ordinance; providing a default will be entered for CommIssioners of Seminole County. uy1o,en thC providing County Commissioners' Meeting for mainbenance and operation Of Room at the County Courthouse sn 3303 Drive antora, )73 57 ______________________ SEMINOLE CO. Acreage trocts, _______________ room, 2'. baths, $173 1st 1 last. - 8eauti,'in iI1I c',"ing. full or __________________________ part time, 60 pcI. Lee T 333 bc:m apartn,Is, 15. 1975 written defenses, if any, to itonO,H, EATON, JR., ESQUIRE. •-._,,_ Frigidaire retrigeraror, 17 cv ft. 2 Sanford. Stemper Realty Crank Realty, Realtor $306061 , CLIFF InDraf1, from $144 mo 373 6630. has ban fIled egt p.0 end you "..yui J•i'USFV,A.U., osoder, including mapl chairs, with corni bedroom Suite, m.tcPtli Ie seat, vinyl OuCh everything but human element. 20 pct. per year return on your cash 3 Bedroom, _______________________ An Ordinance relating to specified NOTICE OF PROCEEDINGS FOR $ STEPISTROM, DAVIS & McINareas of the ultincorporated THE VACATING. ABANDONING, TOSH, Post Office Box 1330. San County Commissioners; 3fl Sill !ve 36? 1116 _________________52pp1ians - - - RENT r'URCHAcE PLt P1 --.-- 3 - 30 and 6 p.m Petitioner, 500fl AS possible Publish: Ott,, I, IS, 1973 written defenses if any, on THOMAS B. DRAGE, JR., EuIXE,, attorney for the 330 El lesmere - Sanford __________________________ REGISTERED NURSE, perien, to do health care in the home for Medicare provider in , rdance with Article 60 of the ARTH'JR BROWN, NOTICEOFPUBLICHEARINO Generat Conditions. NOTICE is hereby given that Respondent Dated: November 61h, P975 Public Hearing will be held in Room (SEAL) NOTICE OF ACTION 203 in the Seminole County CourTO. ARTHUR BROWN By: DIII B. Grii,r thouse, Sanford. Florida, by the Mayor Address Unknown Board of County Commissioners of Attest; YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an Prrr I - .C..uu..i. _________-- -. scone is preseod , i'tsiel - REAL TORS iltanch Ottice No 1 ______________ wag, Need fall and part time. - - _.__. Just acquired houseful SANFOPDSEWINGCENTER Yr FHA FINANCING family room, garage, carpets. --- . - UIGHT: Special one hors prerrvo'e of the Series fjy scion on CBS. Opnnin murder ':-i;' ____ GENERAL HOSPITAL: Preempted L - (A) (Fri) "Kup'sSbow'(R) empIoyewlIOnasapenchantf high-stth: poker games. To :43-943 1" helping a - - - ______ - Pay balance 01371 or 10 payments Phone 3730130. 110 Exeter Court, _________ THE CIRCUIT COURT, i* the amount of $200.00 per caiendr day in liquidated damages In •c DEUI Seminole County, Florda: THE GUING 6' LIGHT New IWT pOf*)d 9 RHYME AND REASON IL It.J. W - ......... BARGAIN HUNTER S That's Classified _________________ ____________________ _____________ Assume Payments 5mnq Z.g tag .n cabinet. 3 needle posl!ion, twin needle, front home. 16,000 laying hens on SANFORD '_.iiru.cc IIrsf,irnichpcj , -- .. *1 St.. _________________ ___________ Ii I bedroom unfurnisheq. kitchen Rentals - from Such sums as may be dui him 1NEZ ELI7ABFIH BROWN flanceof the district by the Board of , - In case of faliure to complete the Con$ider adoptioriof an ordinance by Seminole County, Florida, title of USA umbrella Seminole County, Florida Publish: Dec. t, 1975 P.M., or as - 19-Help Wanted havebeenaliowedbyextensions, the FLORIDA Undersigned agrees to pay the CIVIL ACTION No. Board of County MING (Tues.) ,,,. a vvwar. - Clerk of said Circui' work *ithin the time named herein IN Sch u re n Realty _____________________ Chairman 1255 2NBC NEWS 1-00 2 SOMERS 6 NEWS 9 RYAN'S HOPE €Z1 SCHOOL PROGRAM- 6' SUNRISE SEMESTER PAge 53, Public Records of Seminoi, Couity. FIo'ida. 373,7334 ____________________________ ____________________________ IiIflSnded tiii, T. Jenkins r; Time as Publith Nov. 211 Dec defined in th General Conditions 1, . 1 Bedroom Furnithed Duplex Call evenings. 610103:30 LOANS AVAILABLE operating capital, startups, expansions, etc. ________________________ be Commenced Upon written notice Plewir 3 farce bedrc3rn, 3 bath home, Sanford area 31A----Duplexes - - --------------_________________________ JulceOranges, $l.SOpir bu. , sea DECORATOR S. i W. 372 7313 Homes - - - _____________- 7Ciaw*r desk, 320, Mahogany SWAP SHOP FLEA Rack, iS, 8ab Crib, po. Po<ker. Anyone cdn Di a iillir NO ChUQI All adv $15; Bunk Bed, j5; Mahogany ri Ce :r: . :. c. Cedar Chest, i, Matching Coffee DeCember 11th at thi & End Table, t30; Mae Drop Drive In Theater, Phone 372 12t6. Leaf Table, 1.30 Much more in taxes, by oAner 3?? 6670 ------- '' - 42bi 70-Swap & 51--Household GofxJs ----- AU 1 PVr% __________________________________ _________________- .. ........ W1Il .nvormallty or - -, WITNESS my hand *" scat of .0 .ne Lom,rijssioners' technicality Ir. any Proposal in the . a' Sanford, Seminole Meeting Room of the SemInoi, 1 re-.t f thO Owner. County, Florida, this list day of. County CCUrthôu, Saofd, hIi, CONTRACT TIME AND November 197$. onDecemb, r9,iflSatl;00pMor LIQUIDATED DAMAGES consider an application for a ______________________ ____________ Owner. From mid 60's to SOs Beautifully landscaped miniature Spinit villa. S BR, 3 bath. FIa. rm., format living rm. ww car centre: A-H. ahn• Oround pool with private entrarKe. fleer & hospital. Call for aPPt. wk days. btwn 330 PM. & IX' M- Nlccl-j redecorated __________ Evening Herd, Sanford, Ft. - ____ establishe'd neighborhood. -- Adult. oily. 327-2796 wknds. & '%) 33131, Tel of DET.137 cabinet i Forida ....,.,.,g .-. .--- the following describe(f property' within the breed number of Section 1*, Townihtp 2! South, calendar days of the corn Range 30E, Seminole County, mencement of the Contract • BOOk Boat.1 €D BIG VALLEY 1230 2,. SUUSH;UEALMA,.IAC (EMoti . 11* RussIans. 4 - ____ 3 Bedroom, I' bath with fenced POOL Call be?weCfl 3:30-S. For in _____________________________ 0"der.Nayels, oranges, GrapefruIt, Tangerines Call 32207. If no . pleading in the off IcC of the Clerk . ni%h-tJ, ccnviniently located and _________________________ saia Court on or before the 30th day of December, 1975. if you fai) to OWNER'S RIGHTS RESERVED, do so, a Defatlt will be entered NOTICEOFPUaLICHEAPP 9: fEWS •t.Jt,UANUHtf. •., (SEAL) 'ewrtedJy is in Angola to help - EVERY DAY son,ene is looking 10, PINE HILLS, Orlando. 7 BR, tani. YUU have to sell. Call today rm., large yard, enclosed carport. . •i $19.S. Wilt taki car or truck as hire tomorrow. pert down 323-7291 after & 322 oi evenings, _________________________ ---- - NAVEL ORANGES VENDING ROUTES $7 BUSHEL 6733 t' .11') (13.67 Excellent Opportunity. Only 4 hours weekly with complete NAVEL ORANGES ' Company training & location set$7.73 BUSHEL up. Investment of $6O0-$5,0). Call 3102 French Ave 322 oii collect, Mr. Carn, $13 376 S.I20 BUKER 9jddert may submit a proposal fOr Avenue, Miami, FlorIda . ____________________ - pleading on plaintiff's attorneys: TAYLOR, Phone 372 .2"_I?30 10'? Bedroom Adultionly PARK AVFNIJF MORII PARE 7345 Park Drive. $lOup _______ Companion; Netdnd rtii-'Ji.itely _________________________ .,,• Youareher,by requiredtoser Commissioners .., .. - Aide In Angoi .- BY OWNER - Drastically riducd exiCtjtiye 4 6I,7 story, 3M Ut ft 321 0747. - _____________________________ Mr Conditioned tlIOmo Sanford Ave. lot, carpet. $23,900-Terms. __________________________ flew, modern, I story etficiency Neat 3 Bedroom home, fenced, only License Ili'reau 327 ,..,, asa guaranty that If the Proposal is Seminole County, Florida accepted, the Bidder will execute Chairman, C8SNEWS -- - 1116. above styled Court and cause for the -, laedroom Mat)It,iO trailer apIs. Adult & famIly Wekly 3315 Hwy 17-92. SanfOrd. attention, Lunch & snacks, Mon.- Part t)me Jelivery help. Apply in that a Complaint has been tiled - Castro --- DeBary area. Must hove one year Pe'ience and n car. Excellent A BABY'SWORLD CareforTh 500 .-... Sidney I. Vihlen, Jr. 11:55 RD 2:00 - Relleview. MIchigan 11111 Dodv Plan Rooms; recorded in Plat Book 13. Page Public Records of SemInole County LOVE OF LIFE '6. CONCERT: Foatij'ijd I as soon thereafter as Possible to Edgewater Drive (32304) on the following described property, PROPOSAL GUARANTY, consider an application for Main situate and being In SemInole tenarice DrCrdglng of a canal within Each Proposal %haII be ac County, Florida, and more par th. companed by a certif edcheckoran ft of the existino *eawaIi .....,., d;;l,i.4 vuii. acceptable form of Proposal following described propeny: The Westlfeet of Lot 15. andallof Section 17, Township I? South, Guaranty in an amount equal to at Lot 16, QUAIL POND HEIGHTS Range 30 East, Seminole County least fIve (5) per cent of the amount REPLAT, according to the Plat th. Proposal. navahla lath. nriI. . . t"lorsaa; LOt and North of Lc, . .,. theflwilseenrogt4wiyfora - 'tI.__ -, - Mr. MARTIN -- 8:57 - .- , . - Wekiva River. Furnished 2 FOR PENT-- Oneacre rncljile home INCOME PROPERTY- Cornbedroom, utilitie Included, $130 site with well, Septic and dec pleh,ly furnished 1260' mobile Per month Adulti only. 372-4470. tricity. Near Sanfora on paved home on large double fenced tot, fdit, Yellow collar, female, an Call 334 7707 between 1:30 and S MONTHLY RENTALS D White, 2303 S. State, Ann Ar, Ilily sheds lnme -' ____________ $135 S1$0 C&or TV - Mature woman for light housework Income 3195 per month from QUALITY INN NORTH _________ _____ hild Ca and careot semi Invalid, evenlns __________ rentals or live I, I IA 'R ItI longWOOtJ Send complete _______________________ 41-Houses Owner will finance, Willkeep3&i yr 11d5 l,(, resume to Box 591, co Evening 2 Bedroom apartment, partly fur _________________________ -_____________________________ CUSINESS OPPORTUNITY- Egg ----------Missing Longwood area, Tiger ' ' i.oi-i to i--sarry the son of a midget cole. 12 Sanford. 1Iorda - County Courtho-jsi, Sanford, FIa., en (Mon. Wed, Fn) Va Golan Heighta, Drawings, SpecificatIons mu The Board of County Corn examined at thefollowing locationsClark. Dell: and Associates missloners of Seminole County EEL OF FOR- premieres on Ch 9 th one ' - 'ovoraI brutal ciavirv,s tC)7t (A) States banking corporation, Ptain?iff. payment of $70.00 per, set. The NOTICE OF ACTION payment shall be in cash, or ck TO: JERRY ANN OREER, drawn payable to Clark, Dell: and now known as J2RRV ANN - Asoclap EngIneers, Inc. The KERN and deposit for each set will be non JAMES H. KERN, her • . as NEWS the 1,ifl- and 1ae1I troops on the _,, .._ -' Lake Mary area. Call ASsociated 116W. 2nd St. - .--. furniShed, 3135 month plus Attractive 3 bedroom, 1½ bath, Security Inc.. Orlando 4259059. LO0ki ____________________________ for garden equipment? Security. )72'?99 family room, fenced yard front STOP AND THINK A MINUTE. II Read todays classified ads fc, and back. l.Ssu'Ti..'. 7'.', pct. Classified Ads didn't work SWAP- 16 ft. Cobia V-Bottom Boat A MERRY CHRISTMAS IS assured 2 Bedroom furniShed, $133 month. moctgage.PrIcedtoff377,7y3 from excellent earnings selling _____ there wouldn't cc any _______________ +. forwhafhayey.orseflfOr13l$ - Adulti we'ferred Phone 3fl 4470. ________________________ 7239410 Watkins, Aig $735 hourly from BAMBOO COVE APIS 3776620. _______________________ start Write Dtt 10, Watkins Larry Saxon 1 - M, Unsworth Realty MARRIAGES nesota. 55937. ________________ Idytiwlide- 2 story natural frame. 3 furnished or unfurnlied. Newly 303W. 1st St Ocala 90173? *361 or 732 a7i .NURSING ASS'STANT to do home Airport Blvd. 3anford. 373-1310. hardwood floors, attic, double Iot Lots -----------health care in the home for DUPLEX- 2 bedroom concrete -extras. $39,900. 3210216. _____________________________ Engineers, In:., $00 West Fulton Association, t al. Ex Wed,. see 5pm W MAYBERRYRFD 1000 2; C EL ED RI TV SWEEPSTAKES tries to protect yoirig handyman lm even though PHYLLIS. PhyIIIS months has MING 11:45 WMI con'tat film of army at the mandate -. . '..- BLED? Call Toti Free, M4 7077 for We Care'"Hotline," Adults tic Ten Procedural Documents may be as JERRY ANN K ERN and JAMES Obtained upon application at the H. KERN, h husband; SUN BANK NEWS PANY ____ itmen 9 THE COMMANDER5 fJ SPECIAL OF fri Performanc*) .11 Wolf Trap CA *VWW. buffer orc'e on the Golan Heights had a new lease nt for six mon DRAWINGS. SPECIFICATIONS AHo PR0CE0URAL DOCUMENTS. in Itie Ciiinmisssn,icrs tt UOVIF- "Air Fcvrn ".L- ght renewl 2i 0 700 CLUB tWflO ____ vv ____ -. '6J ciaf atrty. 1R) W MICKEY MOUSE CLI,jfl (BAW) PHIL DONAHUE SHOW: 1030 I2 0tfl0d to visitorsforsome time, But Chairman Mao Tse-tung, now 81, expected to reive the Prdent. .. - .,------------- 'M SAN M PARK. 1, 7. 3 bedroom 1:30 to 5:30, 5 day week. Prefer college Student or Otder. 3 references regulred. call 3 after J:30. ___________________________ For further InforniatiOn call lfl43$7 rt: S0rd .I Anon Fm,iy Group P.O. 80* 353. Sanford. Fla 37771 - expiration of the time establithed OCEAN FEDERAL SAVINGS AND 6 MIKE DOUGLAS SHOW: Dan (Dad MCCafl)sto CIAL:(Wod.oy)"ThoSkaj,ng above the taunt.c oltamdyand zino Vormi shv locuses on the ctnngtng role o sjpç ?rom Mra Bon isNng dfectorofthoflofNrQ. American H'story, Is guorl €13 FELONY SQUAD °'° Followed by s ife, Betty, and their danghter, Susan, Fordsde therampAirFce One and shook jj' ApnonecallcouId5tar$y,jon a new tS ALCOHOL A PROfltE5 and Profitable career. Call $67 IN YOUR FAMILY? AL-ANON ____________________________ For farnilfr.s C friends of problem Baby Sitter for 2 ctildren, ri .&mo. accord6ncr with the Drwinq%, Specifications and Procedural Document5preparjdby Clark, Deiti ff4 THE CIRCUIT OF THE and Alsociafes Englr.eers, Inc E I OH T E E NT H J U Dl C IA L PROPOSALS WILL BE CIRCUITINAHDFORSEMINOL'$ PUBLICLY OPENED AND READ COUNTY, FLORIDA. 9; AFTERSCHOOL SPE- 800 thoCatboan.oenaopp But since the United &ates and China do not have full diplomatic relations, there wre no lengthy exchange of .uu I 2 AM 12 KANGAROO en tNTERCOM 24 2 WiLD KING DOM o Ceeah" . 6) CBS N 730 9} G000 MORNING AMER. ICA TOfler. SESAME STRE €D THE LONE RANGER at 7:25 and 825). -aina swes stamng shad 2'i TO TELL THE TRUTH 6. CONCENTRATION 1 EYEWflNESS W TODAY (LOC1 flO S1QUZIJ MEjCR '6) ANIMATiON FESTIVAL tional anthen, mi1ita guard of honor and handshakes with diploma and officinla. Doi R'ckJOS, GOOr9O Peppard (Fri.) Frodde Pnnze, Clifton Davis 700 tK)fl 011)0W tW'fOSl 1000 8SN L9 ABC NEWS First V1e Premier Teng Hsiao..ping, the highest. ... -_______________ _______________ 31-Artments_Furnhed I ______ ____ ______________________- _____________________ -__________________________________________ NOTICEOFPUBLICSALE . ADVERTISEMENTFOR BIDS On 1usday. Dtcember L 1973 at PUBLIC NOTICE Is hereby given uref59fled will that Sealed Proposals will bC It A M . e I'6I Oldsmobile 4 dr • ID No received by the CIty of Casselberry. 0n1d1. at the City Hall In e34M?1)?1 for repair and storage Clss,tberry. Florida, until 7 30 charges. Tag No. 17W 1,137. P.M local time on December 22nd, Sam'S Auto IS w 2th Street I 1723 or the construci of a Sanford, ha. I gallon elevated Storage tsnk and a S00.000gatlonground storage tv.k In Publish Nov. 21. 1 UC ' 9S lhurs 2 C)EVOTIONAL 6.58 A 6' welcome to Peking today as he began a (ive-dny visit he said is aimed at fostering mutua' understanding between ---- - '1 655 PRESS Gets Restrained -- . - Monday Fo -: -_ ' _______________________________________ - ____________________________________ 2 -' ________________________________ TONIGHT'S TV .2 - -, - -. j-v---.j ': .' . Kath, S Unique 76.10 Hiawatha vied fjr,uture and aapiIacs to .'.Fu S riJm SEIMA W1LLIMS ASSite- ing ____________ T RO At OCLFARIN-C with your leisure suts Fashioned home restled tinder shady tej P ii r* t o I 3 'Sm3 ut if Prtoç l pes iI15 jf% STIP4E ',IACHINE& Heater d a m )% 64)7 - 0 �____ :- '- ; ..• :- •'•• - . --:. - 1 -- - .• . - • -- e. I. I - - - - -- Sanford, Fl '-:. -- --- Ti1E 430LJT qz.D ITLMTON .4 f_ iie f ~ --- -, 14 Biblical legion 47 Ultimate (2 Accumulate wds ) \ HOROSCOPE b Nervous 52 HAS a noble I" (seek 53 Greek N letter Suffixes 28 Landed estate by Art Was seated Pompously 4 Snug pIacqs 35 Chinese 6 .16 Animal tissue I' River in " World War 39 Neie;sr, 41 ShCets of glass 24 Person Addressed 25 Bitter vetch 27 Vocal musir 42 Force air through nose 43 Bustle 44 Laceralod 46 Egyptian 7 03Cks of necks 29 Girl S name 8 Ekud,v 30 Adult male I 48 Peet Glints mother ___________I CANCER (June 21. 4 5 - 13 J- 14 - - This is a I'll - - - __________ 17 1 I 20 -1 -- le 19 - - F - I 21 _-- - fl 23 - WI SH TH IS ONE 7 UNDERSTOOD ITS ONL' AN EXPRESSIONJ '.4 ___ 26 V 44- ( 27 28 24 D 30 /2,' 0 - 29 1 ________________ 31 - f32 133 34 - 3-' .'... 40 ______ ________ 36 3? 38 39 ____________- - 41 - 43 42 44 45 46 -- AQ UA RIUS - - - - - . i .. WiLwAYAWI I_f .. •.. - -'--.-..-.---r 52 - '-' I - - 54 BUGS BUNNY - l IV%1 U1l '%J L.&1 I FAKE AND A CHARLATAN - j (.J . ;; t 1 - - . , I _.___ I I \tJffl ['.., S uffers V Q iK 7 3 - I # A P3111110 , ..). - If ___________________ n, _C*1. 41 DEAR DR. IAMB - 14,11y and a half Year old son has CN - rnc young _-f_ ..v. i PUjiBING lSFEEBL... - Ce ~ ,,,.~ I:- ! CALL PETER PQEE&E' (16 , I I. ±'. !v1 "¼ H PRISCILLA'S POP CAN YOU WELP ;ME WI1k MY TEST, RE-VEREND r--q- I I i I'LL-TRY, WHEN /ANY ) I - ______ -. H 0 1 eE&IN?") ,g it - %est 4 :0 10 O" 11 A 10842 . - _____ enze proper disorder his treatment will depend on what the defect actually is. I 'I -• - 1*VW_-0, , 'I i Pass G V Pass flits Ilas% by Bob Montana HE WAS ELECTED CAPTAIN OF HS DEBATING WH I -. THAT X' pill specialized tests and for that depending upon their location reason You should arrange to and c haracteristics should be have him seen by the endocrine removed. Some sur&eon h - mtQIic-!j CCtiul; of the all polyps in the colon snould be nearest unisersity nleuieai ;T'd center. Dors'tdelayasrepcat ed You can treat an allergy if attacks in children sometime you have one, but otherwise, Uw lead to brain damage, He can only course of treat: f probably be treated. polyp, if it needs to be treated at The most likely problem Is all, is to remove it by some some defect in complex en- surgical procedure or leave it zynies i his SURE some extra insulin - producingprevsiting polyps. I J (_ -- by Bob Tk'.a,cs 1. Tfl '44 - fl - P * WITH DOIIdG e_~ - )J)/ ! ^1 1.r. 4,-:, ~:J~ ;, - I/ ' t (. ~-1 W Tg.ugI .01_41 - ,C)~~ ~ I I )~, - -? " . /i N I'M • II '-1 ifjiffz2r_ o~ - - - - I . aew' i b - - - __~ - - - !-_.-=.. __ - Duringthetwhourmeeting, 1~_ j-".060 -V--~ *J--v - Aaministration (EDA), during which DDC Executive . -- =-= -W - - ~ ~ W, : IN ~ Paulucci explained. He said Director Sara Jacobson made , •areas where unemployment the recommendations on the _~ .~_ .j~~ exceeded seven per cent improvement project and JENO PAU.UCCI qua lified for EDA assistance; varied comn5?nts were heard i _ - I'.. an For i J BY JOE ASKREN Hrrald Staff Writer oh ns Personality Breakfast this be decided. Inornhr. Il-I WEL.1-, ru -. rVS HAM AW ANS,14E MLJ1E S1NURS1 HO ARE '06i FEL'AS? '' - • - '-'.-' \ I - I - I / ' '" 10 1 5TJ -- Z - " _____ - -... - ' I I-. - ____ . ,_ ' •' \f I .\ 11 ~J _____ - yfiv- - , NA Pav 7ZWAV , V I .'\ _z - - - - 4 i I j-1 -t __ i ____.:-' .__1 - - - ~ _ i I ..','r a I4 ':'' ~~ _____ I - 'll~11111~l~~lli~ -.' _* I I- - _z- _ -__- t---. 7-1. - -..," I- ,( J, ,_ _ I , i I I 11 It -..' 4 .' . '._i,•j_i. - Details and tides are on Pe 5A -- ---- I s. ._----. il-ff A--Z'.'i jp~ , - - ~ c ,., '__ I - '4 . ' _s .., • . 4 4 ''.-'---$.•-.-.•'• ',............ - S • -- --_5 - - .4.,,- -. - •-. $ S -' ._i,Sb - -, .' i--- •--- - 4. .... .. .5 r. . eportO on Delays Ci y 1 n t City Commissioners last miss Jacobson that the roru,- night accepted a recom- mn atrea ha vn'. btswote h 144cre -.,ty-(:W.ed yle' new city hall until after a report city hall decisions for a commission would listen to a "vote of confidence" in tN Council, requeated that the oUw downtown resident!. The delay of Knowles report commission hold off on the - a comparative analysis of Explaining how the seiecr, cf a new city hail site 3011 conditions and construction deve!opment project will be or six months, in order costs for the 14-acre site and the iu-'tic- d Paulucci cited a.shnilar DDC would have input into the present 311it - z-f1:-,ively gives effort in Duiuth which raised site selection, the D)C a 60-day time period to (Continued On Page 2-A) SIBY471117 I ,ee Moore reminded I(ontinued On Page 2-A) - I - 7'~.'-_-% - ----4; ~-#Vll`_-_'_ . - 11 - - _. -_ hand at the city hall councd . --- r. ' ?1 .' -- , I i : : : : 0 : ; 0 : : : : : : : • : : • : : . nd '.in Nathan Z. Van Meter. _____ $ A5-'. - : ____ .1 JILj ,'Ik,fj - -' '!1I at - '-I--a. - , : : : : : : : : ; . . . : - - . : - - - - : 4. • - :I .. _. city's brief 28 months existence, skrs have turned out 60 per ce nt or better strong at ea ch of the previous; fo ur elections held Polling psace is Lake Mar) Uementar School. Included on the Lake 1a' I I: '. vpq - a. '% v, . ballot are DeLores Laah rwining tØPPed for the council post which Virginia Mercer did not seek re-election to; in. Lake Mary resident, it. M. Gleason casts his ballot in lodayss cumunt Martin Bacen Jr : : - muniHpal viecilon. Henderson Ferguson, COLnty IiIaintenanc drer.tor, and Roger stumbo, trustee of the st cumbent) and two council Lormann is running unop* -Niargie Hem for seat five. Lake Mary's election will be m,embers from races pitting pom[ Incumbent Ernest If. Hendrix Vving for tt* two council against Gary llunt; and Claude ber' Ash and Mary Daniels against Larry Goldberg and incumben' close. City la requires the wInr firs to poll 50 per ctnt plus incumbent Irene Van Eepoel. If. A of the votei cast or a runoff ' veteran City Clerk Onnie R, Andersmi in his f st Lid appears close to having her eligible soter- would turnout, sperger and one term Mercer . forecast upheld some 200 had cast ballots by cumbent Don Seh elner, Absentee ballots in By 10 a.m., 12r) had %*oted a*6 Longwood, tzke 6-1 the on',.machine polling place, Projected tha hirnout would plurality, (''lbeiiy must be returnej the city fire h&ll on M)ss; Road. be , #92 if the &u,-Ie treau, (Vn_ l,u-() votI11,, 11 c1l; , S... "%__ -r She remained optimistic that 60 per cent 637) of the city's LCS1 eligible electors would take advantage of the op. portumty to choose three bweei-, Lc*dst A ütrat3 s,r e'uunui sxfls an a qea Terry and Former ma y or councilmen are to be selected Pellerin and Troy PIIand (in- third In which incumbent Iune J from a five-person field which inc!udes Fred Bussey Jr., Edith Duerr (Incumbent); Aug-ist (Gus) liodalk, John Leighty and ?ji;~ ___________ ________ • : : . __________ - - : j weather was a bit k early this morning, it began turning ewler at . a r.• UY Clerk Ka Sa an said, noting that 146 voters had cast ballots by . './ - ' ule - -/ let Oncumbent), Gerry time shoulJ number 5011 Owre. p.m. C`hristensen and Councilman Included on the ballot are two volunteer fire departnit-trit for Selected will be a mayor from John 7.a'n trmsw - q pcir cent H00) turnout of the Shoinate had pretlicted 45 per public office, former city street cludes , city s 1,438 eligible voters Mnt 1 939) of the city's 2,087 superintendent Ray I-elben. cilman Burt Perinclitf and MAS •, -_ ___- . -. The ballot includes: Bill Projected the voters by clog tinues until the polls close a City Clerk Mary Norton of Winter Springs, whzp had 6 .4 Dtussin list luIrr uf the Ipper St. Joh ns Riser Basin at Tuesday's Greater Sanford Chamber m C,rnmerrc Personalj( Br!aklait are, from kit, exerutlse director of the Water U5211 Assn. of Florida Inc. Ril,!y Miles, Chambtr Vie-went lita) uz *';^ss, E-;' ,,!er Mptit, Davis, George Griffith, sith the management dIstrIct, and Sanford bu Imisman S.O. Chase Jr. tHcraM Photo by Hill Via. iI " -, turnout would brighten with the weather later today. I -- R Drizzling rain this morning I. ----- 1 I - Paulucci called th.' Large Jacobson, executive director of added, "If we get In a time bind, Herald Staff Writer comics tirnLUca11 c.utesi o per Crossword .................8-fl cent or 2,488 would turnout of Editorial............... 4-A Casselberry's 4,147 eligible Dear Abby 6-A ',oters, said the rain had caused Dr Lamb 8-B a slowdown in the turnout. Horoscope 8-B Whlle200badvotedb) 9am. Obituaries (which projected would see a spor ts ...........iZ-3-B twrnout of less than half Tision .................6-fl WOfliCu ------------------ 6-A veteran clerk), Mrs. %% i.:.vriii;it Haw thorne was hope f ul the I contribitions by the businf S'-r-?3 the Downtown Development the preswe is on you." - __________________________ of Lake Mar)' continued cufiderit that 60 per cent of the voters In her community wIll make their choices knu*n by closing of the polls there at 7 Around The Clock ---------4-A / ii I -! The vote came after Sara what the DDC had to say, but e - low 58. --.-, i--;A-,-.,- $ rizzl the site of the present Greater I,0n9WO0d and Winter Springs. Sanford Chamber of " tL"..,( '..t.. -.-. ., witnesses, He proposes locating such a voterstothepollsinthreesouth community b uilding o end c1tic Casselberry, ,. , a state legislator and other Pit it will not work Monday's hlgh go. o%,ernight ______ ' well, he predicted. i_t17" ;_._nt \ - a .% i contracted to buy as a clay pit but later refused to buy, nrolect a'I "" Redevelopment in Sanford can work without a central Cooler end becoming fair gh Wednesday. j __ - ~ ,_' - a ' •, $ -- - ____ -§ , -A .~~ ) ~, I 4L_. I I" J I - ____ ___ _`L _I __ tgl_ - , _15Frnl_, ' - - -- - I ff - . - - acreage that the county space rebuilt; then more crosswalks, A $260 million . z ,-!-- -7 // - - ,r4w - - ;4 i I - Ii ~ -3 1 11-. I Ir 15#t 90WAG. firm executive, owners of a ' - Senilner Star J0IJ Kaderai'i Feb. 1. Paulucci salesmen, a title Insurance tract of south Seminole / Bill on two possible sites is issued designated number of days. Conomos for The Orlefito by Knowles sometime after Mayor Lee Moore said the commissioners, real estate From there, crosswalks were buil t, an entire city block turn down and a motel and retail r.-_ - I I - - .1if'k. i,-. -=~-_ _______ -._'' S- "I i . R*4uy6arHhqivwF Ily .- ~)v i- W-*AOqS RMUY8X0J$ W gYsa A&# A 0 0 I s _____ ... ____ vpw~-_-WZ--- L__ - a' am, Is that it gives you ac er, M - _____ ' by Garry Trudeau =nVV,%aWJVffjff Cf )MR avtFnk,M;z - -.- - co - --.-'- -- -, for The Evenjn Herald grand jury has heard testimony from county Caszelberry City Clerk Mary T - - i AV, During the apparently rambliag investigation the k 1, 11111% - Sanford; Howard Hodges for W.E. Knowles. and voted to parcel as the new city Nallsite. Atlantic National Bank o-' holdin abe y ance" the Commissioners balked at Sanford' Herman Ja"obson' A selection of an architect for a Promising to hold off on further K. Shoemaker; Wayne Do the circuit court ' - c ,', - ' ''' to Today I i t ' i I DOONESBURY I i Mann Davis, chief of the flood . - S 'eWofFla hi Bank sometime Wednesday. ,' tFlood control problems and JZ3 River Management control section of the U.S. Army how to fund proper water District office in Palatka, said Cors of al marlagEme nt of the St. Johm regulations concerning wells proposed native" plan to control and River system were aired by and cnsumptive use will be manage fluctuations of flood a a oca present dela yed until after a March 3 t the Greater Sanford state%ide refe~,eMum in which waters will give maximum Chamber (if Commeace's local funding participation will (Continued N Page 2-A) "- s d ire _ George Griffith, with the St. I6 4 ,• - la tedtday that the grand Jurors may present an interim report this moming and spoke to the started with a public building. - 1. WT for First Fedeml of Seminole; Gene Tucker and Janice observers 5p - I I I expected to continue after unanimously by property in downtown Sanford. "My level" with whoever the have a good downtown, you owners and merchants at- beat t is here &s well as in director and staff of the have to have traffic," Paulucci tending the meeting. Duluth his northern home and pro posed Downtown explained. "I have reservations "l'ye nver seen a more business headquarters). I've Development Corporation about what a facelift alone unified goup. They're putting been here since '45 - that's 30 would be. would do." up money, not words," COIJI• years. I have home, friends, "I called (Washington.) D.C., In Duluth, redevelopment "A tra h loans for businesses, are for redevelopment?" Paulucci entrepreneur marveled, shortly more work," said Paulucci. Pauluccl said he saw his role spearheaded in Duluth, Minn., af te r the DDC's development It has long been Paulucci's its Sanford's redevelopment as three years ago. program was accepted dream to see a redevelopment working "on the Washington "We worked on the basis, to ill - /: for Chase and Co.; Warren Patrick, Chelsea Title & Guaranty Co.; Gib Edmonds Wednesday at 9 a m The four-week probe Is - nAmjc Development d _______ sunshine law violation, on Tbe easiest fund raising I've be slower. They surprised me. I area is currently about double outlined the downtown ever seen," the specialty foods thought we'd ha ve to do a lot that figure, be add ed , redevelopment project he 0 ~ J/.i A - actions and allegations of ' I It - ", Almost $2Z,000 of that total / was reported by Jeno Paulucci, t who owns property in both ., jeno paulucc, as Downtown Sanford and Duluth, Minn. A jubilant Sara Jacobson kister Paulucci told the gathering ~ he businessmen endorsed the rede%elopment plan had personally contacted about a dozen prominent businessmen in the area to raise the money. Grand Jury is scheduled to resume its reported probe of county government future role in redevelopment liaison between i downtown ' deve l opment corporation and officials in Washington who he repo rted have grants and loans for Sanford's asking. A thought the impetus woul(I Unemployment in the Sanford froin the floor, Paulucci • " . .-s f-t-% year budget of $75,000. The Seminole County "They told me: 'Jeno, come to us with a plan and you'll have half the money." together; the plan makes "it we're going to spend $1.8 million on e new city hail, why Federal funds, both grant not make it 136 million and put money for public works and it to wOtc on a combined plan , " " ) -- . .. Morris reported total pledges of more Um $40,000, e al( the development pr oject's vveunesuay said Paulucci, "The federal funds - grants and loans are available; the people are - ___ J ' -jf businesses, restore the Vic tartan character of the city's old storefronts and conduct surveys. B the (line the mee tin g esu me ,' - . .-.i:~ 1. ' corporation will implement training sessions, rectuit new - Grand Jury T R failed in the past, he reasoned. Station in Sanford was going to "Because the time is right," close. ______ 61 SAMON11111 .1 . work this time, when it has whohclpcdwhentheNavalAir work the ' z,.'. - - - - - - _-- -- his aS financial support from I _ a ._, / a Ord Port Authority, and w -- .;;;;; --.-- or i beauty , - CC1 . I _____ L j ! ¶.J - . '' - -_ - I • . ( T Ir ts h I - - rM .. ' / /, . _______ . • - NOTHING 1$ _________ " J I / __1 some very pnrtant medically. Others, FRANK AND ER N [ST / type of disorder seen In of tlisue From an inner urfce most adul ts is secondary and Is Iinin of the body. The y occur In ill I .. . IN&DIN(r APPuA4e_1 1 . explained his interest In the same people that got us millions Writ ii% Us •s. use ci S uOWfl- f us i..'uiuth ant. wist. th.a'I town sector money when you built your - . on the table while his partner _____ 4 a - ~ .-, F._-. 0111111 . Ig I Development Council (DDC) W06L and downtown property owners '-..ii-uiii&'I , and merchants, he literally ,. -. skipped across Sanford Avenue in irrepressible excitement. -1 % LWIfEr 4: _. t, i-_`j~--'% t 1~ * " Paulucci approved the 'o . redevelopment program outlined; was pleasantly stir, leclarer puts down his hand Just d Symptom, not a d iagnosis. You'll need to know the cause of the symptom to poor dietary habits. These anywhere that a lining exists. people usually get We don't know what causes hypoglycemia after eating, them, in all cases. Those In the whereas the primary attacks nasal passages are often can occur before ea ting, related to allergies. Those in I can't tell you exactly what the colon have no known cause. your son has, but I do know that Many of them tire not in). f' c-' -. ---., ; Herald StaIR%rfter When Jeno Paulucci left the Sanford Civic Center af er Monday night's meeting bet. what happens when the wrong player leads and the normal -_ often related to a previous the lin ' Ing of the nasal sinuses or stomach operation or r,ertain in the digestive tract or - fJ p 11- 4 1-; 1 / - - 4 - - By JEAN I'Vl1ESON A .%lichigan reader asks usual TEAM' : I ,.- - Outcome AZ.*%.. fiz ~.,~Z~~,%- Opening Lead- 3 A alternate treatments? How can . ::77~ . , 4 I .I I -v J '.'.ara Jacobson, left eieeutht director of the Downtown Des ( lopmi ot Council addrt '.ct s a group of downtown~ huInessmen who last night, unanimously endorsed a four point program for the development of Downtown Sanford. iflerald Photos by Bill Vincent Jr.) 0 It 0% . 5 V DEAR READER - Your they be revented? description sounds like he has DEAR'R EADER - A polyp is .. ;;i fit my boy. ARC HIE . t - If ' .. unhappy s(-cond" Pass Remember hypoglycemia Is - , - 0 ______________________________________________ Council DDCj, when approximately half of Sanford's downtown property owner-s and businessmen voted unanimously to suçport a rejuvenation project recom- r mended by DDC Monday 1 night. The 66-0 vote called for the formation of a non-profit Downtown Development Corporation, complete with offices and fulltime staff. This - Vif 01 rJ 0 - . " 66 happened,s:id: ________ jZpt Sara Jacobson, executive director of the _____ _____ . . £" lb AU[)IFMURPH'I liraldStaffWrfter . ____ 1n -' 1 IAF. f - been a genius," Oswald At still hurts ne Culbertson (Con South 0 pass 4 .J .• r % Vo t e ~ '- r .' 'I _r_ 4';. should have held the king ~f spades for his six - heart bid Give him the king and Fast the queen and you would have Pa..s 4 V a 3v .? !! I fi IMSEM - North Last Pass I I . n imnent Our team irnc - _____ P r-:., n P I ;~ - I - ~-f %_~ __ ' rt'ilIv bla _____________ tiMm. If could be remcved. If / owntown - - . . - . ung \urth-S,)uth vulnerjble ~_ ~_ A.- - / - Jim: "One of our readers who should have been dummy . has asked us to write about plays (lie hand SUiilC 01 the best and worst provide proper treatment, They dec!ded to play Uut' hands of our careers. It looks hand out that way and they In the secondary more like a good idea " were correct in doing so This common type of hypogly,,-emla, OswaIJ, "I have one stand- doesn*t happen often, but it toe patic-rit has anxIOuSness weeks ago hwas sowin out bad h'nd It was the mat does happen same symptorm, and I gave sweating, tremor and a ~;rost of match of the 1930 Vanderbilt (Do you havo a quer.urt symptoms related to the him Cup. Ted Lightner, Sou th , and Iv, the experts? write release of adrenaline. Ely Culbertson had bid up to tho Jacobys" care of this sugar in it, and in about in In primary hypoglycemia the six hearts. This was back l'ewspapar The Jacobys will minutes he was fine again. effects e! a low blood glucose before any four notrump con- answer i"divsdu! questions Our son level in 11)e brain dominat,e the vention had been thought of if stillmPed, Sell-addreszed seems to always n a nd I sieed symptoms, is sin lead against six envelopes are enclosed Th The pa ti ent will something to eat I try hearts " Jim~ "You don't mean to will be user,wt this column mental on. Is this the right thing to do? as your 50(1 did, say that you led a low spade and we!' receive confusion, Can you he lp me as to wha t coma andeven and that your partner played JACOfly MODERN) ' caus trig he have it the convulsions. rest of his life? I have read a CARNIVAL polyp? What causes them, bY Dick Tumor about hypoglycemia In your What should be done about columns, but It doesn't seem i _______________________ them and why? Are 1here I ro _ L ,-"-J;. Li~R, ,,,, Lamb r_x -wo.,10 injected sugar he me on of the cOm within minutes. He remained in the hospital for never came to a conclusion caused the episode. About two by Al Verm.i,, PRISCILLA Dl T 1075 •Q76 4AQ3 ' - - low bloods r As IfT1i _____ A , A 14 V A K A 62 1 the bedroom. His bed was covered with vomit, and he as in W d -m to ttie hOsPiW, and over an hotir later it was established that he had a VTCA 4 L 1 I' fl; jc LTNKH 7)11 I ED g _ ((4: L ~_-_~Au-- tiypo 'I cemla Last N y day Ile was act ingverys stra nge all morning By strange I mea n very tipsy, throwing up and t!rriblycra bbv Ilaid him down for a nap and an hour later I heard a loud scream. J ran to EAST 4 £965 mia -- c,I•., ____ L ________ -- Perhaps he shou,d hays-' played the king on the thijj,-y that I was th en the sort of yo genius iidiot.i who might underlead an are against a am, siutnoonccan . 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Q_ ... # -. _ .• I rL ~Aw Sanford Florida Florida 32771 Price 10 Cents ' - h' time as possible pression upon those you meet :pen is much tt)di on a guil o paramount for the first tune VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) importance. Good things will Today, don't leave an tin- happen if you II work at it. YOUR BIRTHDAY portant matter hallfinished DCC 2, *975 It's to your adsantage to clean You will have an opportunity it up now, if at all possible. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) this year to operate fna more Weigh your alternatives independent manner. Things carefully today before making that tied you down will be an important decision. You eliminated. You'll be more your have more advantages than you °"n person. - 1 34"IsN6 ABOUT A CO4IPUTER--GARB4GE) 7 AH !N GAB4GE OUT.. J3 good -- ___ 1 loner today _ get Out. MIX with beautifying your LEO (July 23-Aug.72) The don't have anything on the ething up. way you'll handle yourseir PISCES F 2D-March 2o) todaywfllmakeaiastthgn 15 1 FL_i .. for look time to begin a creative project, especially if it 's something to do with 6 7 8 9 10 III 12 - - Dec 2, 1915 - your ideas are their own. Results, not credits, are what to troductions. 13 - ____ You'll be meeting someone else s. CAPRICORN (Dec, 22-Jan. socially whom you'll have an instant affinity for. An old 19) Your best rMurns today friend will make the in. come by letting Others think L,ke!y 41 Library Souna ' uaifi year, No 88 Tuesday, to put forth the effort for suc. of reach today if you gamble on your ingenuity anti resourGENIINII(May 21-June 20) 40 } . veii"IMIZ IttILILt? Cm in your endeavors. wading bid steeped Ii list' A1-npril i) SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) You can easily win cooperation today if your approach Is frank Your material prospects are and open. Lay your cards on the eAtremely bright today. Con'centrate on situations that can ta ble. 1)) offer you personal gain. TAURUS (April 20May SAGI1TARIUS (Nov. 234)ec. Keen your material goats In • ' 21) What you hope (or is not out ' qj nd today. 37 Extent o't (Comb felled IrCes 13 exclusive T 0 artii L ..i E)'ou' 23 Upward 2 Thin plate 3 spoke 32 SurAemofy Suiiiin A R (AT 1 Ttair.. form, person only 0 Derens California 30 Wattled to one Dj] N 0 R N I.. I? I E fL5; _ ---.-. ~ I N IVIMlAII.I IH 55 Swit bor 23 Word of assent rL ..: 4D JE 113 AT 0 6 goddess -- r T IF .: t I? ? I'M PETER PQEEe.LE ThE PEERLESS ..• T11 41?' 15 \/(\ I-. •. - Ansv.er to Previous Puzzle - A . ,. - V'AT' I4 r. • '.r "-•. -, onda Mort Walker ET - _____ - Herald, -. - U_i.ii- - l a-E v eni ng . - 1.. H - � 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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Immm's __ . F_ 1i-1A1 RI3-T AND IM GNTQ & MAKE ! Ut M i 1A by Frank 1=110.1111 IW 9 V W I WI ' -- 67th Year, No, 263—Monday, June 30, 1975 Sanford, Florida32771—Price 10 Cents — 475 AND USE MORE ECONOMICA Seminoie Readies For Gigantic Fourth Of . July Explosion By DONNA ESTES Herald Stall Writer ford; Jayceettea, Jaycees, volunteer fire department, said The activities are scheduled Sertoma Club selling popcorn Stand It game; the central cording to Civic Center Maitland-South Seminole Telephone Pioneers, Sanford hamburgers, hot dogs and a to begin promptly at noon. The and running the Mug Throw Florida Zoo Is running the Lolly Director Eddie Bose. Chamber of Commerce. The Recreation Department , Pilot watermelon eating contest are celebration will continue until 7 game; At 1 p.m., John Saunders, a annual parade will form at the Seminole pop tree and Fern Park Cycle This year's Independence Club; Ministerial Association, planned and all sorts of games p.m. when everyone will be Democratic Party with the Town Is handling the Ball Bingo top square dance caller, will Lake Sybella School at 8 a.m. Day, marking the 199th birth. Democratic Women's Club, will be played. Those attending Invited to !ttend the county cane toss game; and the Long- game. have a square dancing and at 8:.0 Judging will be held day of freedom from British Lions Club, Seminole County have been asked to wr': fireworks display at Sanford. wood ,, exhibition in front of the civic for the childr en 's parade at the Frie Department Other highlights rule will be celebrated locally Gun and Archery Club, Child pioneer and early American e center and from 2:30 to 4 p.m., professional center on Maitland Groups participating in the volunteers running the rat with gala activities countywide. Evangelism Fellowship, costumes, the Secretary said. Children's Festival include: the game and the dunking booth. Children's Festival include the "Music Militia," a choral Avenue near George Street. In Sanford, the steering corn- Antique Car Club and asked two karate demonstrations by In Longwood, the Longwood Longwood Chamber of Cornthe Black The volunteers have will have a stage show Awards will be given for the mittee of the Greater Sanford Bicentennial Cmlt.e, Area Chamber of Commerce merce, handling the snow the mayor and city council American:a eStudios at inicie the civic center, funniest, most original theme, Chamber of Commerce I coagain t 3• In Geneva, an old fashioned has recently Free "soda" beverages hdl best decorated bik e , best completed cones, cotton candy and members to sit in the dunking ordinating Friday's Fourth of July is set with a organizational plans for p.m., and a la B Will its moonwalk; Bill Klosky's booth, to give citizens and be provided and those attending decorated vehicle, costume, celebration p.m. rom enterta parad e beginning at 11 a.m. send annual Fourth of July Seminole basebail team thw ouortunitv to "dunk" them au being tom to "bring their most unusual, youn&est and Luii u'v urt. £1-auon ana ending Ci uldien aFeaUval Longwood Chamber of CornIn audition, the Sky King it Altamonte bprmgs, me LUnCIi otuest. gigantic fireworks display at the Community Center where Located in front of the Long. merce "Pirates" operating the Youth Ranch will run the Teddy city's Bicentennial Committee Jim Boston of the city The main parade will begin sponsored by the Downtown the keynote speaker will be wood Fire Station, the carnival Tic Tsc Toe Booth: VFW Poet Toes game awl the Cork gun will begin the day's activities at recreation department is down Sandspur to Maitland Business As'cLaticn JM3AI. !r thtt year's Ri!7 Auxihary'rirsecing the game; thePan Ar,€r;can fla1'k ti C' -Ai-2% th ut.'1cy wtivttl' t ru u th' i'v" Among trie ether groups of the"Reader's Digest" in tesUvites will extend the length food concession, the lip The of Altamonte Springs is han- races ar1d games for youngsters and Rose, the indoor. a.m. sponsoring events are the Cuba. of Wilma Street between Cat game and selling helium dung the "Over and Under" for free prizes and games A full day's activities are Junior Woman's flub of SanI. (1arc, :.'r'-tarv if the Warren nnI Church Streets. filled balloons; the Longwood Booth, Lormann Realty has the "rated GP," for adults, ac- being sponsored by the (Continued On Page SM 1: , w -, i9'5 EA I C IM R U Pa Off. I L— 1" I —7-'-1 k 9 1 1 / CPu l A A I— P. m-4AT. ' -f C all Case LTTX. • - --• - r-- V 4t 1 '4WAY. ! -a " ', q(' 'k1 ' - !''•' - . - ,-I - -, .. f 1,- I(;! - ,, I j I' - jJ fF"i... - - - ' -- - r .., - . . -. -' 1_,-I ,l'_ • - 10 * - -••• --., - ••"-' -- ., -. -- - -. -I. -' - - - Tak1agsbreskrthgtheSadordRecnatIomPregrsx1atF.rt Mellon Park are from left, Lee Anne Blene, Patti Brooks, Cathy Byrd, Giuny Bishop whilt. Gary Grissom and Joe Linebarier take a load off their feet by lying down. (Herald Photo by BIB Viuent). RECREATION I • inciDals, Assistants principals and assistants are was lnw :td to appeal to the position to he one Issued Sunday, prinic Ipals may form managerial, and there's no way conviiisi icti, g you can class them any other The theory Is that principals units and bar ain collectively. The Public Employe here are part of management In some staLi, principals form and bargain for wages Relations Commission (PERC) The PERC decision has because they hire and fire and units Just ke teatthers. has turned thumbs down li Implica tions because make up budgets, all of which, request from school officials to sh e Earlier thi year PERC of. place principals and their the ruling affects all Florida Pelley says, falls under the in the "managerial" school districts, as well as Jurisdiction of "managerial" ficials told be Herald that personnel. principals nay bargain as long Seminole County. category and exempt them as they do: t Join a teachers' But PERC says principals Upon learning principals from collective bargaining. In relation organizaUo, h1ch In Seminole PERC made that decision were allowed to form units and "are not managerial Saturday In Miami, according bargain with the board, school to the county as a whole would be the Seminole to Harry Pelley, the school officials earlier this year inn-because the ultimate decision Education 'ssoclatIon (SEA). Since pri:ipals supcvIse board's chief negotiator. The mediately considered filing suit making ability rests with the the board." teachers, F'LIC felt it vould against PERC to disallow superintendent and vote was 2_1. Unless the board sues PERC not be wise t ump both groups "I'm disappointed," Pelley principals that option. But the was put off. Instead. Pelley and wins a decision In op. Into one org In ization. said this morning. "I still feel suit By ED PRICKETI Herald Staff Writer -Today - — Chris Eyed labored to defeat Betty Stove of The today and reached the Wimbledon sernifinall. See an earlier repo on Page I- - Storms Drench Area, • Winds H it 45 MPH TIME FOR ZOO -. In a Joyful rooftop celebratba, the old Central Florida Zoo sign Is ripped apart '.. .' . B) By MICK LOCIIItIDGF4 Herald Staff Writer . - - yau(top)sndz000l1alsA1RotonandGerald itberg. Sad though itwas seethe old Sanford Zoo ose Its gates for the Last me Sunday, the thought of olng the animals Into e new Central Florida o stopped any tears from Wag. At 5 p.m., last sors tocae the Zoo, avid Strachan and Albert rewer (below) were glen e honor of hanging up the bird" sign and snapping ut the front gate padlovk r the last time. (Herald ~otov by Jean Patteson Id Gordon Williamsont .., T :-, ' . - 6 -'e M - . . - . . - - - -, j. . .• . - - ' - -- --- 7 -..w ( Zoo's Last Crowd Good-Sized One wall By JEAN PA1TESON Herald Women's Editor N V ' -- . -. I , - / /PrT ,,, a - • that winds up to 35-45 mph were still are in the lie ds. lie said recorded it the airport, but there is "simple mi isture," but Cleveland said the winds did no the area needs i lot of rain INDEX Thunderstorms with high damage. He reported 1.43 in. during the sumxrtbr season to 4A Around The Clock winds and lightning swer'. ches of rain fell during balance out the dry innths Bridge 3B during winter. County Sunday yesterday's storm, SA across Seminole Calendar ---- -----Elsew'ere in the natior, four Reggie Brown, Seminole Comics ............3B afternoon and evening, dropping approximately 1.5 Inches County extension agent, tornadoes slashed through 'rosord rcportedtodaythe2.G2 inches of North Dakota last nigh killin g areas. 4A of rain In some Editorial No damage or injuries were rain which fell during the one person and injurin.: four. IA Dear Abby the reported caused by the high weekend brought the total One twliter swept thnigh Horoscope .............68 rainfall for the Central southwestern part of the state, Hospital ....................SA winds, sometimes gusting up to mph, according to the Florida's rainy season to more tearing a 30-mile path of 5A 45 Obituaries i.za county's various law en. than 11 inches. Brown said that destruction. One persn was .1' Sports ..... the season usually begins reported dead on arr ival in a BB forcemeflt depLlrtineflts. lelebj$Iofl ............ is around June 1. He said that 8.45 hospital In the towr of Bet. weatherman The Women's 6Th Sheriff forecasting more of the same inches was recorded at the tinger. Hettinger Cow ilv t nado hit Earl Kramer said a for this evening and tomorrow, station south of Sanford during WEATHER ravaged and Yesterday's hIgh 95; over" with a more than 50 per cent June. This was above an about 9 p.m., several farms and idLed many for the inches aught low 68. Rainfall 2.62 In- chance of afternoon and average.'..02 rattle. thunderstorms, month. •vening ehes total for weekend. Meanwhile, the scan's first Brown said that even with the Partly cloudy through Predicted high temperatures storm — Amy -- moved are in the high &)s and low 90s above averagc rainfall, tht t.op1cal tomorrow with scattered sf nrtheut across the Atlantic at area's farming londs ate still ternoon and evening Ihun' and lows in the lOs. 10 Cleveland, "bsically dry." He sa11 that &tbXtt mph. At midnight Amy 'Red' J.S. clerthowers. highs In upper 30s in lower lOs. manager of the Sanford mnoet of the egetable crops are was about 20 mile; east of and low POs; kws but some soybeans Cape HaItera, N.C. Details and tides on Page SA. Municipal Airport, said today harvested, f - I - - / . r .'..... 41, I I - . ' - . , 1 1 4 If anyone's seen the crowds come and go at the it's Ken man in charge of the admissions at the oldOn Sunday. saw the crowd leave for the last time. And a good stied crowd It was too — 450 animal lovers stopped by Sunday to bid farewell to their four-footed, lurred and feathered frjendsjn the old too. It was hardly a sad occasion however, because the goodbyes were n1y until Friday, when all the animals may be revisited In the new Central Florida Zoological Park. Always bustling with activity, the old zoo was busier than ever this past weekend. For while the visitors strolled among the cages, and kids romped in the petting rt4l or fed peanuts to the elephant, zoo officiaLs were busily dismantling the decrepit facility. 'We couldn't have lasted another three weeks without closing for major ;epairs," called zoo director Jack Hanna from atop the commissary building where he and Zoological Society president Jim Ryan were helping tear down the laded and weatherbeaten Sanford Zoo sign. "Just today I've seen rats running across this roof, everything's leaking and we've got four sewers stopped up. We're closing just in' - '..'ie and this is a happy day for us." said Hanna. Meanwhile, zoo employes were stripping signs from old cages to be rehung at the new zoo, and behind the Scenes were assembling the assortment of boxes, bags 101d cages in which animals will be transported to their home. Sensing the charged atmosphere of excitement and I - - —--- .-— .----,• --'---- -=--- - -- - =-=.- ..- ',----- -*-- ITS CLOSING ., 'Nod To Bargain 'Wi th Board . - - --- - - IT'S RESTFUL By BOB LLOYD Herald Staff Writer ' ~ AV - '9 -•aP •, '1flt -• in Police found the body after a counted even though several Iiynatronlcs plant, U.S. 17-92. Longwood, in addition to passerby reported hearing hundred dollars cash was found operating, with his wife, Eula, what were believed to have in the dead man's pocket. Sanford police today reported the Hilltop Nursery, at Orlando. been three gunshots. Officers said the victim's wallet IA. Lykens said Investigators and wristwatch hadn't been they are still searching for Helmadollar's body was leads In their around-the-clock found crumpled against the believe that Helmadollar had disturbed. ' '9 Investigation of the Friday outside front wall of the either made or was going to Sheriffs crime scene night slaying of an Orlando man Greyhound Bus Station, Second make a telephone call from one technicians assisted police in at d usting telephone Detective Lt. William Lykens trash can In a well-lighted area outside the depot. The victim's 1974 Cadillac sedan was parked said this morning that in about 10:35 p.nL Friday. pounded H Imadollar's auto for adj cent to one of the tele....., fingerprints and police imvestigators still have no motive, ft Lt. Lykens today renewed a an -driation by tetchrilicians for no suspect and very little in- request made Saturday by booths " -t p ossible I e in the slaying. Police said Hehnadoilar ap- P formation on the murder of detecti ve Capt. C. B. Fagan George W. Helmadollar Jr., 45, that anyone with any possible patently was shot two or three Officers today wouldn't of 5410 Lee Ann Drive, Orlando. Information on the slaying or times In the chest and abdomen comment on reports that a Lykens said detectives have who was In the downtown area with a small caliber handgun. witness has reported seeing a Lykens said a possible motive man run from the shooting learned that Helmadollar was of the bus depot Friday night of robbery hasn't been di& scene toward First Street. a maintenance supervisor atthe contact police. 4- W '' hi!2!/ %tt,, ,!/I 1'-X •i. '!i.••.!; - bY Howie Schneider PP or e -2 A— . ea F At --- .------ -. - '--TaA. -- --- F _-.--'=..,.'. —-.... . --_.-=,._--.---.-- - . __=..____,,..*__._ ,*_•1 * 1 - 2 -. - - -. -. - - .- -. ------- _ _______ o ice ssue A. 61 Puzzler .• I �-- 2A-Evening Herald. Sanford, Fl. Monday, June 3o, lflS .,.--. Officials Suspect Arson Was Cause . — may nation's . - -- ---. - --- ------- Apartment Rifled blew a tree fimb into a electric she attempted to cross four. was jailed on $5,250 bOnd by North, mediately determined. Florida Hospital for Units of the county fire power line and the downed line lane SR-436 near Jasmine 5herIf15UUC50(rckless Altamonte Patrick H. PIt.stick, 38, told ssault driving and Road. of the right toot, a hospital department, Oviedo and caused a $=I'fire. ges sheriff's dt-putles last night that spokesman said. Police identified the victim as with a motor vehicle char cleaned out Coffey said he injured his leg Mildred Matthews, 61, of after he allegedly tried to run Death Probed when part of the floor of the brought the blate under control. Society Park Apartments, SR. down an officer on French residence at Greenmeadow Avenue, deputies reported Apar tments, Fern Park, taking County fire units ex. Casselberry Police Chief 436, Fern Park. frarne house on SR419 at furnishingsva u a more thai Willingham Road collasped as tinguished a small fire at 401 George Karcher said this Karcher said the woman was today, John Wayne Hoffman, 18, SRfiremen entered to fight the Lake Dr.. Loch Arbor, Sanford, morning that Investigation is struck by an auto as she walked t Donald McCormfr &i4)UY flames centered in the rear last night during a rainstorm, continuing into the Saturday across the westbounu lanes 48, Sanford, was the driver of a ite ms listed as 'nba' Sheriff's depu ties reported night traffic deetli of a toward convenience storc.s on 1958 model green wrecker that rooms of the structure. Fellow •" InCIULL-U. ' " aflt1In nrniind the ''d corr at a hi rate of speed radio, stereo equipment, a clothing, _______ Depression 'Amy' Continues -. "' . ' Lr. .. 9 !. ,~ ".- .- -- Forecaster . Paul Ifebert .;aid the rough se.is caused some erosion near Cape Hatteras on the North Carolina coast. "It spen about two days around the North C I coast, so there's SOlti( minor beach erosion and flood101,, be said. 11 .1,,- -_ e- L. rl...,.rJ_ aj a -. IU iijiU J. 0 ..# .. . . . 4- a . - 5 T,I, tn' street at 2635 S French calculator, and furniture [torn 7,a:L . , . -_~ --._-7_4A ]p — _., , - — -wkf.,, according to deputy Van ~ -~_ ~- — kitchen. StuarL _ Charles Speer, 2D, reported a ______ Stuart said the wrecker — ~& i— ~' "inaderio attempt , , , - r ~~~ ring -_ .. slow down or alter course to diond '4100y I . total value SM, were mi.ss hitting Morton." Morton, _ 1~ . , -~__, -1 I in a burglary last night at taken ,,a roll of as carrying , % his residence at Plantation ~~_~~-_. , __ platic," threw the plastic and __ ____ ~-_ _=Em~ - , ~ the path of the Apartments, Winter Park. umped out of — - __ __ Mi __M __ . j _~_ = f I : In other weekend thefts and .. ~ cincoming vehicle, Stuart said. = I 7b,e roil of plastic broke a burglaries, sheriff's deputies ". reported a $4,000 deep steam on wrecker pj pet cleaning machine was --___ en from a truck parked in on French Avenue where the carport at the residence of Bear Lake __________________________________ Hoffman was arrested, the [)elmair Smith, 6 -__ Terrace. .. j• report stated. __________________ . p - ', A 115-pound box of catfish, itl at 175 was reported Lewd CountLodg I0d 9 ed valued / taken in a burglary at Waits '1 In other weekend arrests, Fish House, U.S. 17-92 south of Shertifa detective R.E. Wlngèr Sanf ord. . 7W Am Alice M. Settle, 202 James charged a 72-year-old Sanford man with lewd, lascivious or Court,Casselberry,reportedan indecent assault upon or in the auto was entered and a tape Firemen apply first aid splint to leg of Injured county firefighter Philip Coffey, right. (Herald Photo by Bob Uoyd) of a clubi in con- player, tapes and citizens nection with an incident in- radio, total value 1345, Wt volving an eight-year-old girl taken. Leroy Jackson, ll4 Spring St., Booked at county jail on $9,000 bond was Grady Cbston AlUunonte Springs, reported Dean,72, Route Two Box 437-E, $196 in fishing equipment was taken from the carport at this Sanford. I Sanford police patrolman residence. An eight-horsepower garden John Moore arrested Melvin Dardels, 19, at 2214 W. inn SL, uwwr, v ucu at S145, was an a chage of buying, receiving reportiml stolen from the yard at A w4concealingdolen property. the residence of Benjamin Otiedo Bond for Daniels was set at RUn 1 $5,000. By ED PRICK ET American economy is laboring, people the bad news" he said. taxpayers' pockets 0 ., Marion 1% Whriken, Elder Raymond Gaines, 34, of 1013 Road, Lake Monroe, told Herald Staff Writer The inability to adopt such a The "bad news" Is that "vast Both national and state level ball jamW. Third St., Sanford, was deputies that $208 cash was policy is the "current national amounts" of money needed for officials plus a city ALTAMONTE SPRINGS - disgrace" and Congress does exploration of new energy med with citizens heard Kelly being held today in cotuity *1 taken from a desk drawer at his U.S. Rep. Richard Kelly says he "not have the courage to tell the sources has to come from the expresa his views on two Issuea without bond on a circuit court residence. a. WSiIULIL .LIW5UI5 trought Washington to this city .. .. farmers, . _..... ...... vi..tal. LO Florida Woman Robbed today during a public hearing in growers, ranchers ajvJ lan. appear in court. Sheriff's reports Indicated which the Holiday Republican downers. Sheriff's detectives today told Seminole countlans the Concer ning the U.S. , Army County Court Judge Harold were Investigating a report economy won't right Itself until Corps of Engineers new dredge Johnson ordered a Pierson, Congress adopts an energy and fill rules, Kelly said Fla.,m.anjalled for contexnptof flied by a 24-year-old Osteen woman who said she was apCongress needs Input from court policy. took proached Deputy Lake Sta ll wor th by a man at the On a tour to gather inn citizens and experts alike. harry Elliott Bowens, 44, Into Lockhart Post Office, In north fformation ormation to take back to Kelly says the U.S. District Washington, Kelly, looking Court of Columbia has 'jtj custody at Courtroom D, Rand Orange County, late Saturday the corps to revise current Mall, Stallworth said Bowens night and forced at gunpoint to spiffy In a pin-striped suit, said, expand told him that he had laughed out drive her car to citrus grove "I'm convinced things are not regulations to sy." regulations from "navigable in the courtroom during west of Brantley Harbor ro waters" to "waters of the proceedings and that he "feels southwest Seminole. The Congressman said the he has the right to laugh The woman told deputy economy Is beginning to perk United states." Donald Dreggors and detective up and for the short term "This could mean that a anytime he wants to." Sgt. William Vinton that more and more workers will rancher who wants to enlarge join the ranks of the employed. stopped th. car and refused to his stocT pond or the farmer Windmill Taken go further But be said Congress doesn't and the man took her who wants to deepen his ha ve the "courage" to adopt an Sanford police today were wallet, containing $19, and fled irrigation ditch or plow a field energy policy which Kelly says would have to get a federal investigating the theft of a on foot. is the only long-term solu tion to p unemployment and other get pretty hungry and economic woes under which the naked if we don't till th e land but our water wil l be clean," the Fifth District Congressman - ' - - - - . .I ..I I .7 I I . . I ! , ;I. 0 # - -- in rais P ,' ; :. -, - I 1. . . . - .,, _____ .,__i - -AM . . # wa t er f a ll In inu'1nt,i1flou (if \ North Carolina, authorities r eport. Ille victill, "its identified as lot,, ljoss, 22, of lit,11e Glade. lie was a student at Appalachian State University - - ' - — - - ~Nr 7_- ,' ~ 1 -. NEW YORK (AP) In April 1973, 4-year-old Pamela Winfree and her 2-year-old sister Michelle were thrown through the window of their Brooklyn tenement by their father. They survived and their father, Herman White, - On Saturday, White, 30, on weekend furlough from Manhattan's Bayview Correctional Facility, went to the Brooklyn home of his cenimon4aw wife. Police said he seized the girls, took them to the roof of an apartment building, and hurled them five stories to the pavement below. Pamela and Michelle, now 6 and 4, survived the latest assault but were reported In critical condition today at Kings County Hospital In the Incident two years ago, Michelle suffered a broken leg and Pamela was not seriously injured in their three-story falls. Jobless Benefits Extended — — Colby Opposes Open Budget WASHINGTON (AP) Central Intelligence Agency Director William E. Colby has opposed a suggestion of the Rockefeller Commission tlwt at least part of the CIA's secret, multimillion dollar budget swuld te made public. Colby said that disciasure of even the CIA's overall spending total inevitably would lead to disclosure of details which need to be kept secret. 'l'here are certain things, of course, in our clandestine activity that must be kept from public exposure and even the risk of public exposure," Colby said Sunday on NBC's "Meet the Press." — I A I i - .- , - - - The FBI has no positive PINE RIDGE, S.D. (AP) identification on the 16 persons sought In the shooting deaths of two agents on the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation, but "wt have a pretty good indication of who they are," a spokesman said. Spokesman Thomas Coil said Sunday that more than 150 agents were searching the rolling, rugged hills of the reservation, the second largest in the country, for the 16 persons believed to have been Involved in the deaths of agents Ronald Williams and Jack Cola. - C ouncils Face By DONNA ESTE Herald Staff Writer On the agenda for the Winter Springs meeting, are three public hearings: to consider a Ilic C&-iLrr) ;.rd Winter zoning change (toni residential prings City Councils will meet to commercial on the Silver 7:30 tonight in their property abutting SR 4.34, west of Sbeoah; on an ordinance spective city halls. Longwood, however. which amending the budget to provide eels on Monday nights as a siwimer recreation program ell, does not have one and on an az'wndined to the heduled today. The city fence ordinance. City Council is to make an undil usually meets on the cond. third and fourth appointment to fill a vacancy on indays of the month. Since the board of adjustment s is the fifth Monday, there created when Don Smith U not be a regular meeting in resigned to accept a zoning Ward position. ngwoc4 for LWO weeks, CounciLmen John Daniels and ftc CALNO Council of Local vrrnments meeting. usually Irwin fluntcr art torecotnmerid d on the first Wednesday of suJts within the budget and month, has been postponed cb&isslon will be held on Lii July 9 at the Casselberry repairs needed In the fire ta!ion portion of the interim - f .- . - - - - '-- - .-._-__- -. '" ___ ---1 '•' opt rirm tnergy b roncy I. - I ':- ' - Man His Leg " - - .. . ..... ..._ ' -', .La- .. investigative rapacIty the'' isn't a great deal of need to hold public hearings until the ins'e.stigation is nearly corn. pleted," Brantley said, t'u?itiaU,i 4,4f•Of , 1 if.&V 00-% ~ / £ I j;5aI'd Sr O, Sets icn p4r -1ts 215 S. OAK AVE. S,AiIFOPP '22" li W I I 4 Where every visit is an exciting experience In fantastic eating. ,' ',/ /, -- __ - - - - : ~~t -. lb . - I Is c I i • c. A ,,.• _,0 A,' , .I I Mayor Moore assisted In the chase, but lost to a better jumper than he. I Herald Photos by Torn . . . ,, I— --- Aim ill 4 % * 11 1-1 I 14 .t;, * k .0 .. • / I. --~!J-v!~i-,f - 2. Tuesday is Family Day & Nite! Choice of $1.99 Bar-B-0 Chicken or the $2.49 Bar-B-Q Pork Dinner a - .. . t i~.A I / . • - ecal I - - -- - r " Get Turned On! At Colemans! --o ' f -' - &vflpc, Isure Lsiv Ownif Lt. OsIyanl;id. 1 :' ln4stn?. ii 0e. Nl., I OTher .4 - 1__. - SANFORD'S - 4 94 - ""' I -i Hwy. 17-92 Sanford ' Across From Movieland \. z Am erican Pa rty Vi c tor Grady S - ' a i STIRINMEYER W. 4- - - - -, - , _,.. . lz~. =A it - TALLAHASSEE, (AP) "I'm of the sort that I like to The list of officials to be Sen. few Brantley, 1)-Jack- have the answers before I ask called as witnesses will be cornsonville, says new laws will the questions." pleted this week, Brantley said. come out of a Senate committee Brantley said the hearing will investigation of alleged focus in part on the alleged poSenate President Dempsey political use of the Florida De- litical uses of the department Barron, 1)-Panama City, ap. partment of Criminal Law En- and on allegations that the pointed the panel in mid-April forcement. agency spends too much time following charges by House "I can say I'm concerned on victimless crimes which members that the FDCLE had about some of the activities of could be better handled by local conducted illegal Inthe department," Brantly said sheriffs. vestigatlons. in a recent Interview. "I think the head of the department has some of the same concerns we SHFET METAL WORKS do." *01 .11r, SANFOO 3INC( lgJ hlrantley's three-member __________ panel has been probing the FDCLE for more than two months and plans its first public hearing in the next 10 to 15 days. - 1 11 ayor Lee Moore b) Itclh1 Gonzales arid hi', mother, Mrs Itobcrt Gonzales. Freddie l) to take part in the frog jumping contest sponsored b) the Auto Train at the Fourth of Jul) celebration. 11tt introductions iere t'ompktt, Freddie derided he wanted to tour the Chase Company parking lot and after much chasing, jumping, bending and hunting, Mrs. Gonzales and [lobby snared Freddie — V V 4N_ ' - 4 I, - % — . - - . -.1.4 . ---- - when Sanford celebrates the' nation's 199 1h birthday. In the top TAMPA (APi A Tampa man has lost his left Ic' for the second time, police say. A home-made planted in his car blew off his af icialiii b Police said the bomb exploded Sunday as Emanuel Garcia,52, turned the starter key on his car. Pieces of the car were scattered over a twoblock area. lie received a few bumps and bruises, but that's all," Tampa police IA. J.D. fleece said. "If the leg hadn't been artificial. he would have been badly hurt," Con ress Must Kell Sa -. HF! I F GLADE lAP) n senator ended eightmonths ago. Dr. John Grady of the . - y Hattaway To Address Board Queen ns — ____ ' " ----- •- l__ ____L •_.___1.. rs Bid Hearing y j T - JJTfl [J U I __________ He sold public hear ings like the board up-to-date on the county In the state "county the one on dredge a nd fill and legislative action affecting the legislature, and the an afternoon hearing on the county, but said the main and city fathers." second Issue pesticides Florida Rep Bob Hattaway purpose of the meeting will be Hattaway Is slated on allows experts and laymen to (D-Altamonte Springs) Is to increase the lines of corn- agenda early In the 9:30 a.m. A public hearing to consider get together to exchange views rate hike reques scheduled to appear before the municatlon between the board ts by Sanlando and expertise. Those views Utiliti wi Seminole Board of County and the county's legislative Also tomorrow, County Kelly will es ll be held tomorrow take back to night be fore th Commissioners e Seminole (BCC) delegation, of which Hattaway Attorney loin Freeman is extomorrow to deliver what the is a member. pected to report on the creation Washington for presentation (0 Board of County Cornlegislator calls "a public of a special taxing district for Cozess missioners (8CC). rela tions" presentation to the He says there is "not enough" the Woodlands subdivision foi The bearing, third on the He suggested an appeal of the board. communication be tween the the development of recreation court decision on dredge and fill agendaof hearings which begin Hattaway said he will bring delega tion, which represen ts facilities Offi ci als with the might be In order, or a solution at 7 p.m., In Room 203 of the Woodlands Civic Association might be perma ne nt legislation courthouse, is to allow the 8CC requested the BCC Last week to to amend the Federal Water to consider the application filed consider the creation of a Pollution Control Act of 1972. by the firm for rate Increases. Ear lier this month the firm, Money Issues taxing district and the board assigned the county's legal which serves more than 2,000 to research the matter. In Longwood A 3:30 p.m. public hearing to area, applied for the rate incity ball, meet ing at 2 p.m. tomcow to crease to the BCC, which also A routine report Is expected consider payment of 7,757,79 consider an ordinance to blish Apple Valley Street ta from Mayor Troy Piland. serves to Baycon General for work on es as the County Utili ty Lighting district will be held in In Caselbcrry, the city the scer interceptcr system WASHINGTON U.S. Rep, Contr ol Board. council there will: recei ve the and $1,316.37 for engineering the commission chambers, Richard Kelly (R-Fla.) has Requested rates are from the ci ty's financial statement for fees to consulting engineers, Room 2(!3. announced that the U.S. present base rate of $3.50 per In public hearings beginning Environmental Protection month for water to $5 for the May; consider adopting on Glare and Radcliffe. second reading an ordinance Commissioners will also at 7 p.m. the board will con- Agency has awarded the City of minimum 4,000 gallons. providing fluoridation o the consider: adopting a resolution aider: Altamonte Springs *1.578 illion. — an ordinance to establish m ty's water supply; cotisider to Florida the Department of ci ntIwi,i,, rw.wM i9tna'. Trirn*,vrfatIn!s 'ttivw . ", an Afrnnrt 7nnine Commission. FICTITIOUS PtAME In the fencing regulations; parking zone" on the north side This action has been postponed Notice IS hery given that I am consider a request from the of SR 36 (torn the Florida several times because of In Aulnes at 15 )3 Hb4$Cu Lane, M.Ritland, 327$ 1. Seminole Seminole Turf Club for concerts Hospital North entranceway, scheduling pr oblems. County. FIoiida i.mdeq the tItlltkijt — a ordi nance to amend the and authorIzation to City east 200 feet; conside r apname 01 AsP CONDITIONING County cable Attorney Kenneth McIntosh proving the River Run planned Spmin, r ERVICrS. and t)st I to Qter Sdn,irns' wh hc Ci,c of unit development t PUDi on the telev ,,i ordinance. The orregarding u tility matters, tP'e Circuit Court, 'mn4 Co.nIy, A workshop wil l be held after north end of Montgomery Road dizunce had to be amended to FlOrift In •'COf dance wth tP the official businese to consider from the railroad trac1'a to SR cO'flP-Y wi th Federal Coinprovss1or 04 the Fsts Name Commission's S'atut., To Wit: Section S 09 agreements with Crow, Pope 434 and Mn. Mickey Mania muicat1on tio,i Statutes ItS? will dlsct'.ss bicycle pa ths and regula tions to allow cable TV to and Land, David C Edwarcn The Altamonte Springs City sidewal's to the new lake opera te In the unincorpora ted PtpbIlil, June 73, 30. Jul 7. Ii. W t(' ' (If the ('Uflty nm in Commbab on will hold a special th'icn'a School. — - State Title Utility Hike - practitioner and member of the he drew 600 to a meeting In Birch Society, earned al- Daytona Beach. urauy, wno curiectea a sur- John most 300.000 votes n his losing He is also putting together a prising 16 per cent of the last year to now-Sen. series of 30-minute television total effort vote in the senatorial election, Richard Stone, DFla. pr ograms called "An American took his message to little Rock, Speaks." Ark., Saturday night, where Grady's prescription for curBut he denies that it is all about 60 persons attended a Ing the nation's ills is: put preliminary to another bid for meeting of the Arkansas dollar back on the gold stand- public offi ce. Wi American Party's central corn- ard, end foreign aid, abandon "People can't understand mittee. the United Nations, and balance that some of us are patriots and predicted that the Amen- the f ederal budget. are interested only in pre. care Party will elect 50 candlLast week, the 43-year-old serving their country," he said. dates to the house of Represer- Belle Glade resident addressed "This is truly a crusade to reAnn Sch. tatives in 1976 and a president a crowd of 9,000 at a Funda- establish a sense of values and ORLANI)O walzrled, Miss Florida 1975, In 1980. rnentalLst Christian Retreat in ignite the American spirit." says she would have been Just another pretty pharmacist if It wasn't for her boyfriend's frotety. At a news conference Sunday, the 19-year-old college student from Fort Lauderdale said she -' ______ ente red we aus u ni ve it or Florida contest at the urging of f the fraternity. % __ "All the guys in his fraternity signed a petition to run me as their contestant," the 5-foot-9 University ermit. - Amer ican Party s&rsati%e crusade, - — Scheduled — .4 I - Altamonte Gets pharmacy because I wasn't g good enough." Her talent at the piano, however, was good enough to win the talent category of Ui state pageant. She went on to win the crown late Saturday from 39 other contestants Talent counts for 50 per cent in the judging, officials said. Miss Schwalznied, the oldest of three children of Thomas and Mercedes Schwalzried of Fort Lauderdale, said she hopes to stick to her desi re for a phar- • '" "' ____ ___ ____ . , . .4 . . . . ______ __ - ,'Ø' 44~~ _ I - -. ' .I ,1i,. -,.. '4 . t ' W, - . .. i t- '-.7 I A-- — - ri inent. "I believe in equal pay for equal work but not in some of the other things," she said after expressing distaste for the title Ms. because It "sounds terrible." "For example," she added, Le9aI Notice - I . \ •••• -'"" :_1 'Ii — — .. V. " Ais..... ______ -- 'I ______ I \ '._! Federal Monies —. - — !-- - - ,. .. . .. .. .. —-- 11 '." . -.----. _3 15 J s_,-_. 44 ~! fm ..,. ..._ -uiiT' t ______ ____' _I Ll -- p f . &y to ha OAV Mom married, I couldn't stay home zy. I would want to work althoughl believe a wife has tO spend most of her time at home, especially If there are children." I " 0 I . ----.. @ Southern Bell 41 . - -- - — . -' . -. -, ............ •' .-=. -- —i .. :-,-----. ..- .. -_.-_. -- .- ~ ',,q'1S -- 'ntenci .1 -___-.. B ' *A erk \1IA'1I 131 A( H i \1 A 111(11, uf 1tktfl(J sunrntr mauled and stabbed,, sitk bab) ihale that th thou 'ht WLS a rmianating shark, lifeguards y, City lifeguards said the lO.foot.long baby whale was srghttd in shalIos iater trying to beach itself Saturda) at Miami Beach People were assured that the animal was not the shark of their fantasies a bout "Jaws," a recently released movie about shark attacks on swimmers at a beach resort. , om Costs -' i.. ~""k~~ ~ --I This Is the story of Freddie (lie Frog, who will be InVolved Ili the Fourth (if Jul), Swimmers Kill Baby Whale - - A FROG TALE '_ 1 * - -3 1 - BrMICKLOCHRIDGE Fieriald Staff Wri ter FBI Hunt Continues ~ --- ~ , - - WASHINGTON (AP) President Ford Is signing a bill extending the law that provides jobless workers with up to 65 weeks of unemployment compensation. The law expires today and, without the extension, workers wonid be eligible to collect benefits for only 52 weeks. About 250,000 persons would lose payments. The new bill also provIdes 39 weeks of benefits to workers not covered by state weinpIoyment compensation insurance mostly state and local govement employes, farinworkers and household domestics.. The bill signing today begins a busy week of work, politics and travel for the President. Also on the schedule today was a White House ceremony in which Daniel P. Moynthan will be sworn in as U.S. ambassador to the United Nations. I— f Ifltsflgatrnoffictrs said floss dS hiking U Illmniom when lie slipped over the Elk River falls located near the Tennessee line. Curtis Clark of the Avery County Rescue Squadsaid tlic body was recovered frorn the pool below the falls a few flours after the accident, which occurred about 2:30 p.m. — Dad Hurls Daughters Again - - . A$ - - ~ 41I - -- I I = 'I i ,~ I - I I . . ,. , . -, I Irt :L" .,.#.. ! .t ¶ " I-. /r . .li -. ..l F . 3, ~ , -I .,." AIc - ' : -e , '. 1: ; . . i- I, k. -: . .' ~1 ~, . " - -, i '.' ' -.......- in " ~ 1\ ., 0 *. -,;" t . ' N :.• . .. .~ --. A 'Me storm. dubbed Amy, fOrtned Saturday off the coast out to sea Sri l,craft warnings were posted for the to; .and irginia coasLs wher, the storlll wilipped ill) 15.foot I •,i ,:j ; ' — & I ,_____ . of North Carolina. Although it'ninved farther . I 11 6 . . , MI1MI (APi The 1975 Atlantic hurricane season's first tropical itorm is drifting slowly through the open seas today. its Willile-an-hour winds threatening no land ma&ws, the National Hurricane Center says I: II . ,_ . . . .; __74i ~ ; I 1 , 0 . Stow Drirf Into Atlantic I 1 I I ._.r - .1 % - . . " — WASHINGTON (AP) Sen. George S. McGovern, who lost by a landslide as the 1972 Democratic presidential nominee, is weighing the cption of running again for president in 1976. In a letter sent last week to fewer than 50 of his key 1972 supporters. McGovern asked their advice on three options he is considering, including one of becoming a presidential contender. However, the South Dakota Democrat said that, "as things stend now, I do not Intend to become icandldate." The other options listed in the letter were endorsing a liberal candidate or making a statement specifying what potential candidate would be unacceptable to him. After his hard-fought battle for re-election to the Senate last year. McGovern said. "I am not going to be a candidate in 1976" for the presidency. _: 1 1. -- To Control Crime Agency ' / 11 - . McGovern Eyes 76 Race ----.---.-.---- - -U---'-- LORIDA y '' Federal energy researchers WASHINGTON (AP) be of major told Congress today that solar power potential use in the 21st century but that the nation will still be importing oil until at least 199. The Energy Research and Development Administration. in a report titled "Creating Energy Choices for th Future," said a number of energy alternatives must be pursued to allow sufficient margin for Inevitable failures. The rVport also said throwing all support toward a single target, such as nuclear power or creating synthetic Fuel from coal or oil shale, even if successful, would not solve the energy oroblems. LPr. itok,erz C Seamans Jr., the head of EIWA, told reporters he could place no pricetag on energy &'r'1c)zzie.'t thIDuh the year W - Brantley Seeks New Laws IN BRIEF w4nm1tl. Cecil DavlR &ii i' highwa . Karcher said no charges we" 14th SL, reporW the five-foot. nude against the driver of the high wooden lawn ornament is yarI. 1974 model com pact sedan, was stolen from h Harriett Gurney R. Carlton, 46, of 605 Patrolman Steven D. described the windmill as Swallow Dr Cuselberry having red, white and blue 1' propeller blades and a direction Assault Charged (in with a red Au. is efifirrm-A and carried him from the burning building. sherifrs deputy R.S. Morton A Semiirde County fireman reported that officials suspect receIved a leg injury early arson in the fire that gutted the today while helping extinguish house that had been vacant for ' •' ,t'prfr .'.kv" l•i said the name of the owner of Oviedo. Firefighter Philip Coffey, 20, the property, posted against cc Congress - F ~ Fighting Blaze In HOuse Hurt ByBOBLLOYD Herald Staff Writer Solar Power in Future, I 611 Fireman IN BRIEF ---- '-:-- Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. I NA11ON - - - - .-. . -- --------- —. - - j - -. . --.------'- - .._r -f'y - -.:---'--'..' '.,. r - t �- S. ... - 5._•._ . - .....•• - ----. - .: TOM TIEDE Evening tkmmM -. 300 N. FRENCH AVE.. SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 30 -322-2611 or 831-9993 Around Monday, June 30, 1975-4A WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher WIlLIAM D. CURRIE, Managing 9- Editor ROBERT C. MARKEY, Advertising Director _____ Home Delivery: Week, 55 cenLs: Month, 12.40; 6 Months. $1420; Year. 128.40. By Mail: In Florida same as home delivery. All other mail: Month. $2.70; 6 Months, $16.20; 12 Months, $32.40, E t _____ -- Political Parano Ia And Report On CIA It is going to take more than the Rockefeller commission report to exorcise the political k #tiriflca large SI?rnent of the population at the mention of the Central Intelligence Agency. .. .5-.., !:'• . '2•' .... structive and reassuring docwnent as far as it goes. The realities of CIA ab us e of power are never going to be as horrible as the imaginings conjured ___ he Clock DON GRAFF up in the public mind by movies like "Executive Action" and "The Parallax View." What is detailed in the report laid before the ul nation recently by president Ford is a shamef record of domestic intelligence actions that were plainly illegal and plainly abusive of the constitutional rights of citizens. One thing we definitely - S. As ) "-"s Z / Invested . .' / : baby." will be the major pursuit No doubt credibility P of the Ford cam paign, for after 11 months In strongest office it has become the President's _.-4, of legislative genius or intellectual creativity. As suit. He In Learning :'- . . . t .r'Y . '/' ( it certainly co mes as no news to paren ts of , solvent schools find endowments and legislative appropriations don't go as far or aren't for- Higher education remains a largely subsidized The question of CIA involvement in foreign public activity. But Inevitably the Impact of assassination plots remains unanswered. It was higher costs has been passed on to the student purposely excluded from the pub lished report. It population. government assistance programs, Various now must be th oroughly examined by the Congress. ti al In recent year and Insti tu on h detail uc Th e findings must be made public in as m scholarships help. But it can still be tough going. as possible. consistent with national security. C:ui news in such a situation is any way to 4/ 0,11t.e:::.b appears to have campaign For nationwide demonstrations to drive her from office. Only scattered outbursts have been reported since the government procla imed a state of emergency last Thursday, arrested hundreds of op. ponents of the prime minister and imposed censorship. A government spokesman said the country was generally caLm, and there was no indication that the anti-Gandhi movement had gotten off the ground. . -. -_. ,--, _1.-& f Act1ns speak RAY CROMLEY The Congress also must consider the Increase financial resources available to students, such as the program a Philadelphia reasonable recommendations of the report for which may be described as a strenghtening legislative and executive oversight bankdo4Whemselves has Initiated scholarship program for Its over the CIA. a Republican committee officer says, "too many people will remember the oil tariff and Whip Inflation Now." Instead the task will be to c1rn1 along the coast. All banks and continued with. tradlngfirmswereclosedin the out letup through the nigh t In Middle East's biggest financial Beirut, rMsing the toll to 120 and commercial center, - Street fighting I _ ,. Jliwl armed 5.- Rocky Keeps Stories Switching estine, a Marxist guerrilla unit. Time bomh destroyed ser-. - .•. # 1 . AREA •- - .. ' -. • 5 ,,,, - •... - A 5 --- • ? • - J' where ¶ ' j ______ LOW AUTO RATES ______ -- I - CALENDAR - ç1.... WAREHOUSE STOCK WEA THER ____ I BARGAINS BARGAINS- BARGAINS , a" _ TI-i Hand-Held Electronic Calculator Pt g,j r"w dgt dr" J" j1t'' Ory cent Q - tres and adils. subt''. 'h hiy 1utnA'-C rnn%t1n?. 8 Op'AIS horn volt !'/,•' 9 - 1995 F' 5Q - cw il..&?ind P. p r ______________________ 119041 stuart I- MIXON AUTO PARTS '-i S 5 , riqvirl LOADS-DIRECTFROM MILL "' $1 995 &v'ds .nt'v. TRACTOR TRAILER - at night. 222 Extended forecast for Wednesday thrnugh Friday. Partly cloudy with scattered mainly afternoon thundershowcr3. highs mostly around 90 and lows mainly In the 70s. Daytona Beach tides, highs 1:35 a.m., 2:14 pin; lows 7:45 am., 8:18 p.m. Port Canaveral, highs l:2la.m.,2:04p.m; lows 7:45 am., 6:M p.m. Complete line of builders supplies, hardware, plumbing and electric. Please give us a chance before you buy. With our direct mill connections and tow overheads, our rices are hard to beat. Magnolia Ave. Sanford I 322-0808-323.O4 - carries our. . Closed July 4, 1975 . Air Conditioning Ports ._i*r--ç • Tools • Fan Clutches • Fan Blades '-----' ON ROUTE 419 OPEN 8a.m.toSp.m..Sat.9a.m..lp.m. to - _. ,___ 1. .- . i , and sYT11P.thes1 I jig .1!0 ._k~ - __.I.. % i~." WASHINGTON (AP) At statements that had proven Gen. Robert F. Kennedy, in al. But a few houis later he de"It's a tragedy," he replied. stores. least four times during his six. embarrassing. leged assassination plots devel- nied that he had ruled himself I think it's really too late to do The Red Cross appealed for month vice presidenti al tenure, In all four cases, his la ter ac oped by the Central Intelligence out as a future candidate and anything about it." Later, blood do na tions in Beirut and Nelson A. Rockefeller has found counts differ from what the Agency. declared only that he was "to- however, he expressed hope the Tripoli. it necessary to amend earlier record shows originally [ranRockefeller had been in office tally disinterested" in specula- South Vietnamese could reIraq asked for an urgent spired. barely two months when, in a [ion about the future. group and that Congress would meeting of the Arab League in The subjects of this process discussion with reporters On April 2, as the U.S.-backed provide more aid. Cairo to take up the situation in have included his own political aboard his after a Feb.26 government in Sou th Vietnam When asked If he had Lebanon. plans, the imminent collapse of speech In Detroit, he virtually crumbled, Rockefeller was dicated earlier that South VietThe street war began last the American-backed govern- ruled himself out of contention asked by reporters as he left for nam was lost, he rep1ed, "No, I Apr JUNE28, 1975 il with a skirmish between Domi ngo Peralta Andre Pierre Alloway ment in South Vietnam and the for a future Republican the Buffalo, N.Y., funeral of didn't ... I was asked what we ADMISSIONS Palestinian guerrillas and the Utile Pringle John W. Higgison Sr question of U.S. secret corn- presidential nomination, former New York State Senate could do right now. We can't do phalange party's private army. Sanford: Joseph R. Marcucefla, Letha Rosanna Jacobson mitments to that government. "I'm Just not a competitive Majority Leader Earl Brydges, a thing right now because More than 450 were Samuel E. Denney Deltona killed beWilma Knight Most Most recently, it was the posfac tor with the rising stars" in wha t he felt about the deterio- Congress isn't in session and fore a Clara S. flair The new Matt.ie M. Mitchell role of President John F. the GOP, he declared, calling rating military situation In the there Is no money and the round Livie Kinney of warfare began last DISCHARGES Donpa R. Morgan Kennedy and his brother, Atty. talk abou t 1980 "crazy." Southeast Asian nation. United States has no authority, Prince McKinney Tuesday when Phalangists beat Sanford: Nancy Eloise Pfelfauf the President has no authority up two Iraqis they said Insulted •, - .•. I Betty J. Rogers to do anything ." I a Lebartese girl. Thelma T. Steele A week la ter, on April 9. The basic cause of the trouble A. Thornton DEATHS Rockefeller flew to New Oris the desire of the Phalangists Pink Williams leans to address the American and other Lebanese con. Shir ley Ann Wright • Newspaper Publishers Associ- servatives to bring the PaleFRANK LEE JONES Casselberry In 1945, moving to Ernest Arlingto, DeBary atlon In the midst of a con- stinlans under the control of the Frank Lee Jones, 52, of 103 Cape Coral two years ago. A Dorothea Henninger, DeBary S troversy over a charge by Sen. government. They want to Fairlane Circle, died Saturday retired letter carrier, farmer Cecilia M. Babenhouaer, 1-0 15, Henry M. Jackson, D-Wash., check the guerrilla raids Into night at Florida Hospital, and rancher, he was a member Deltona -. . . • that President Richard M. Nix- Israel because the raids result Orlando. He came to Sanford in of Charter Oaks Bible Church, Joseph G. DeChrlstopher, çr ' on had made secret U.S. corn- in retaliatory Israeli raids into 1956 as sales manager for Radio Peoria. He was a charter Deltona % mitments to South Vietnamese southern Lebanon. Station WIOD from Whiteburg, member of the Bahia Shrine Herbert G. Behrerts, Lake 1 President Nguyen Van Thieu. Ky. He was a native of Sullivan, Temple, Orlando, and South Monroe .• When he landed, he was Id. and was a World War 11 SemInole Masonic Lodge ' .' asked 11 he knew of any secret veteran and charter member of and member of Scottish JUNE29, 1975 commitments. Rockefeller rePinecrest Baptist Church Peoria; National Association of ADMISSIONS ' plied that he didn't and then .• he was an active den Retired Federal Employes 386; volunteered a denunlatlon of and had been Sunday School National Association of Latter Sanford: .11 the Jackson charges as "totally superintendent. Carriers Branch 5561, WillIe Bennett unsubstantiated." He was a member of the Lake Casselberry; and Seminole Oscar Berti-ang , •. At almost the exact time, Monroe Camp of Gldeons County Farm Bureau. Leeanne Blocker White House Press Secretary F International and secretary of Survivors Include his wife, Henfletta Hampton Ron Nessen was telling reportthe Lake Monroe Camp. At the Mzry, Cape Coral; son, Walter Elmor Howard ers in Washington that there of his death, Mr. Jones W.; daughters, Mrs. Jean Robert M. Jordan '? had been confidential exwas a broker-salesman for St. Willis, MIS. Lucille Burdette, Marie Paul changes. John Realty. and Mrs. Georgia Cleney, all of Flor-e D. Porter, Deltona Survlvros Include his wife, Peoria; brothers, Frank J., Annie Lee King, Altamonte Mrs. Irene Jones of Sanford; Hiram M., Earl J. and Springs five daughters, Mrs. Frankle Frederick A. Miller, all of Mary Cuneo, DeBary Cook of Auburn, Ala., the Peoria; sisters, Mrs. Phoebe Leslie Varnes, Lake Monroe Under 25 - SR-22's ___________ Misses Debbie, Kim, Tina and Williams, Monica, Ill.; Mrs. CorneA. Jencks, Orange City Cancelled . Rejected Iii(.1r. Tam! Jones all of Sanford; a Corabelle Chuse, and Mrs. Margaret Ashner, Osteen E.Z. Payments - Quotes • Th e "absolutely Last check" for the Central Florida Zoo was grandson, Koy Frank Cook of Mary Bergman, bo th of Peoria; Brett A. DuBois, Palm City ZOO GETS presented last week to Jack Hanna, left, Zoo director, by owners Auburn, Ala.; four sisters, Mrs. and Mrs. Ida G. Palmer, ,,~ 322.0285 - 831-9774 and operators of Big Daddy's of Central Florida and Radio Laura Frickey of Phoenix, Seattle, Wash.; 17 grandBIRTHS LAST CHECK Station WPIZ. Handing the check to Hanna Is Robert Betz, Arlz., Mrs. Rowena Usury of children and 14 great. manager of the Rig I)addy's operation, hile Bob French, general ,)JV_,njUSSI -?417 S. French Ave. Carson, Calif., Mrs. Muriel grandchildren. Funeral ser- Mr. and Mrs. Gerald (Mary) Sanford, Fla, 32771 manager of WPIZ, and %'lnee Sims, manager of Big Dadd's Enochs of Carlisle, I nd., Mrs. vices and burial will be Frazier,a boy, Sanford Lounge on Orange Blossom Trail, along with a "friend" of the Mickey Davis of Houston, Tex. Thursday in Peoria. Clugsteln Zoo. Th e cheek totaled $1,148. INSURANCE AGENCV and three brothers, Richard Funeral Home, Peoria, in DISCHARGES ______ __________________ Jones of Carson, Calif., Morris charge of arrangements. Jones of Seattle, Wash, and _______________________ Sanford: Gene Jones of Phoenix, Ariz. Loretta Moran Funeral Notice Gramkow Funeral Home in Rose Round[ree Funeral JONES. FRANK L. ha linda Smith tervicei for Frank I JoAtS, Ruth R. Cook, Apopka c rge I0 Fairlane Circle, wtO dieo GEORGE MILLER Saturday, will be held 1 pm Irene C. Honold, Deltona JULY 1 JULY 5 Former Casselberry resident tomorrow at the Pinecrest 2 x 4 -8' or 92'." stud gr. KD pine ............................at .87 ea. Charles A. Thomas, Deltona Altamonte Springs City "Sanford's Biggest Garage (ap?ist Church with the Rev George W. Miller of 4407 S.E. Elsie A. Riehl, 2 x 4 - 8' Pine No. 3 (while it lasts) ...........................at .67 ea. Lake Helen Commission meeting, 2 p.m. at Sale," charity event, 10a.m., to Kenneth (-401? offic'atin Inter 12th Ave., Cape Coral, died ment M ga ar re t K. Todd, Osteen will e in the Oaklawn 2 x 4 - Random Pressure Treated Pine .....................at .13 L-F city ha ll. 6 p.m., Blair McGarvey, Sunday morning at the age of 74 Memorial Park Cemetery coordinator, 1 x 4- Random Pressure Treated Pine .................... at .061 2 L.F following an extended illness. Survivors Intlud his wlw, Jub- 2 Mrs lreneiones.five daughters. 2 x 4 - No.3 Pine 10', 12', 14', 16' .............................at .10 L-F Car Wash. U.S. Rank, SunBorn In Peoria, Ill, he came to Seminole Singles, 7:30 p.m., Mrt rrankie Cook. Debbie ford Plaza, sponsored by Grace Panelinq 4 x 8 ..............................................at 2.95 Sht. Jones. Kim Jones, Tina Jone SteDping Stone ('enter, v cr3nr'r United Metno(list and TmI Jonqi a \otith, 10 ,,v 1. Grass Seed (while it lasts) ....................................at cost from Sunland Estates on 17.92. KOy Frank Cook, 'Our SiI?C1. l.(i1..5 Pill. Corning Ware (while it lasts) ...........................30 pct. discount Laura Frickey. Mrs Mrs Yesterday's high 95: over- jy 4 Pnv.ena Usury. AAfs Muriel ' Black & Decker Drill ...... ................ ..8.99ea. JULY 9 Enochs and Mrs Mickey Davi s, night low 67. Rainfall total for _ All-day celebration at Fort Ray.O.Vac Flashlight Batteries - all sizes ...................... 1 2 price CALNO Council of Local and three brother s. Richard. C O UNTRY CLUB ROAD weekend 2.62 inches. I Mellon Park topped off with Gramkow Gene a Governments meeting, 7:30 Morris and 11 1k __ ' Funeral (lame In charge Partly cloudy through fireworks display at night. p.m., Casselberry City Hall. tomorrow with scattered ________________________ mai nl y afternoon and evenlnF r thundershowers. Highs in the Re "Mac" says ... No Brag-just Fact.,. 2 x 4 - Random Lgts PT Pine upper &s and low 90s. Ltws in ............................. at 171.M 200 2 x 4 - Random Lgts No. 3 Pine ...............................at 135.M that it* lower 7i. Variable winds 10 mph or less, stronger and gusty 1 x 4- Random PT Pine .....................................at 174-M near thundershowers. Rain 2 x 4 -8' or 92 5V" stud gr. Pine K 0 ............................at 156.M probability 50 per cent In the C3 • aftet noon and evening, 20 per N.. .• de th .1973 plane foreign languages, is struggling 1WhapptflQ, ' cease-fire, __ P BEIRUT, Ibanon (AP) Killed ' a ir 7 4 I'~ "' - HOSPITAL NOTES ',, la F Leaves 120 ,e % Statements Prove Embarrassin g - l The KGB Is Operating Near Capitol Hil n I m MSCOW i Al' Leading Soviet Jewish activists said a two-.hour meeting with visiting U.S. senators reassured them that Congress has not forgotten their plight. "It was a very ortant imp meeting," said Alexander Lerner, ho is prominent in the Jewish emigration movement. "I feel now our fate isin the right har . it has given me feeling of optimnisni and hope." l.ern er and 16 ot he r Jews discussed restrictions on Jewish emigration from the Soviet Union Sun day night with 10 of the 14 senators who arrived earlier Sunday for a four-d ay official visit, has : .- ~7 (ha Soviet Jews Get Assurance hidependent is another word for conseirvatiun, serious. _ . ! I:f $ library and offices, U.S. Charge d'Affaires (.'hapman said he and the State Department Christian A. to "see what happens in the next few days were waiting before taking furth er action." ' _ tz J: J American housing arei and the U S. Informa ti on Service can't very well solicit votes on his record A.M. They have learned the hard way how unproductive We cuitacted the pilot of the fatal flight, Don indeed counterproductive - violent protest by a militant WASHINGTON - While CIA officials squirm delegations from Russia also am loaded with a pie%:e of U.S. eqWVment. Or tlwy may be t useful In. perwtutel experts, who sound out simp.thetic Mc'Cusker of Weaterville, Ohio, who survived U under the klieg lights on Capitol Hill, Soviet KGB KGB experts, who know how to Spo minority can be. Crash IsIGafltL without any perinanect Injuries. He said as M Americans for recruitment __________ agents are operating In the shadows of the same telligence. an investigation had established that the ailerons I Officials indicate that Yakushkln con. is called "talent spotting." congressional corridors. Sen. Barry Goldwater, R..Arl'L, has qwW used to steer the Aane had been misconnected. A in the put fiw years, the KGB has stepped up centrate on Cupito' Hill when information Is "very, very good sources," rne'.nvvtille, sit check out flight, he said, would have detected BERRY'S WORLD its acti vities cit the Hi)]. KCB operatives in a abundant and security Is lax. On? of his mt effective spica on (aitc1 1!II alleging that foreign aguits have actually in. this. dozen guises have been s1ing around to we was pretty Galina Utekhlna, a rnocJth cul'wal filtrated fAxlveuiOnal offices. Our sources said key Congessmet and their iddm Although the accident was caused by a defect that any Many congresvlonal aides, as political p- attache, who moved thcongreM11)r/i'.CIJ and the secret flies codaln no evidence employes, we In the Plane, he still faces manslaughter charges potntees, are granted access to secret documents even began dating prominent fl'jiea 01 111 11 'Hill. rr nners of congress, nor their Lit Gce. his trial has been scheduled I(% The flies identified her as a K(,-,'!1 4ats :IIZI, a spies. than acuraorj background check. after no more _____ Fo 1t'ote: Yakush),In never returned our November 18 Their leaks, a'lthough unwitting, could be fact which we revealed in a tS ccluiui. Stwz He been unable to contact heirrsl s. A Soviet 5poki;n.a, howevr, said ca ll quickly returned to Moscow. Chr t a Onassis, is in however, for help In meeting don't think it's true" that ?akuskln it KGB I gov ernm'att files Identify diplomat Secret LntretUi,, hi s s expere and settling the case. e KGB appears to be most Th J Boris Solontatin as the KGB "resldentura," cc according to officials, In intelligence ahuI U,j, chief. 71,e Fpokesmafl added: "You are LANGUAGE DISCRIMINATION: The StatS operating chief, who first recognized how much adw relations SALT diirmaiiie'it U/11., terfetlng In a very sensitive field." CNASSIS CRASH: Source close to the late Department's prestigious Foreign Servire valuablelnteIligenceII available Ofl Capitol HlIl. bURV Cplir tisthath:;. and Artitotle Onaasis have told us that be privately Institute, which trains American diplomnats in Until his rererL departure, he was the deputy The KGB g111 a °'' with a Soviet envoy it the United Nalons. His the Soviet lobbying snort on Capitol M:/i 1101t blamed Ce 1L discrimination scandal. replacement, alIhOUglI ( diplomats, academics, ecow,mlsu ard : us rie son, Alexander, had wanted toInstall On the theory that democracy begins It arrived. havesotparUalYi.OmI/'1tto sirne ncr parts and cheek out the plane. home, Spanish-speaking Instructors have dentiwa" Under Solomafin, the KGB " grant the Soviet Union"rxy tav,rd Ik" )ece ills had been negieded, say ourcompIined they must wait twice as long M algoglon has been DmItTI t' thc trading 150iovxs, Aristotle Onauli felt personally promotio ns as teachers of such exotic tongues'1 ' His KGB rnby counsel r. brilliant Savlet 1 reiponsibie for the CTUh. A f&Vflfll4t KGB app oath Ii' ONOtit HindI, Hungarian and Swahili. Mk,according to the secret file makes mm / Jifi $t f&tVU. To relieve conscience, he in his tried Inst lor fr,mother coiz.ntiles. In German, French and othtf second in power only to amiable Amah 4 Pioae dsperately to come up with evidence that the cmmon tongues also are referred to as 'thud p.izty rAliOlalz.. jagajns1. Anatoll Dobrynin. views 'as(Idled 1 ane had been sabotaged and, thertfore, that our investigation shows. The fl.es allege that Yaku1n direda a who quw!Iy lobby for Soviet wneone else tad caused the accident. He of. of The Institute's dean, James Frtth, conced Washington spy ring, winch emp ip dIplOeDatI, "Agents :aw am is r* but adds: "lt'b a matter newsmen Aw gee. Da Just tiect had been sabotaged. But there were no taken. supply and demand." 00r Visiting Slates. friendly to the United V.P.t one. htvf? ..-- 4i..i,!r ,,I: . I ? _ n!; 1 L-,t '1t, ., "II. .I1 I I' I • A .; V -I -,;itf. • h ~~_, _ ~, ,4 ,I, -I .Tp .. _: . . _ _ 1 iI _ 1: iP-4~i t . __ . _ _!, ••/ ( W '.a 1 _ 1-0 _' . _ .j , 1 . J ? ._ _. 1 _- 1i1 .. -. I I i , VIENTIANE Laos AP) Only fl U.S. governme remained in Laos today as Cor1unuj(.J demonstrators ,'nn,,,,,,,,,i •,, i.----occupy O.S. facilities. About 20 embassy staff me were flown to Bangkok over the weekend after ths and police of th e Commnurt Pathet Ian look overyou the camuxt thc U.S. I .iibas.sys supprt facility, a vacant I fa _ No wonder the tribal elders were unanimous in rebuffing . ______ ________________________ 'ii up - dred Na%rajos lost their jobs. C1 * -- 5 5 officials and for all Ida conservative put Ford has lost their Interest. I think they feel the President is, It Is clear to almost everyone except President things to all men, tinder the First Pennsylvania Bank plan, I know of no one In this government who can too willing to compromise with liberals. I would Ford and Secretary of state Kissinger that the explain to me in anything but meaningless guess, for example, that Ford's 1975 vote will be The CIA's powers are necessarily broad. Secrecy necessarily shrouds many of its f*U1U of a certificate of deposit establishes a ullege scholarship. The CD pays world has changed. policy toward China. Or For. in Inverse proportion to the budget deficit." our generalities operations. Those are good reasons for making the Investor 5.5 Per cent annual CCEflPOIind InBeyond this, Ford Is expected to have dl!. The radical, and perhaps Irreversible nature mosa. Or India. Or Thailand. Or South Korea. Or sure that oversight of this agency is unusually close teresL The scholarship money comes from the of the change has been highlighted by our defeats Bangladesh. Or Laos. Or Cambodia. Or Viet- ficuitles relating to working class people of whatever political persuasion. His staff has and effective. It hasn't been in the past. . difference between this rate and the maximum in Vietnam, Cambodia and Laos, the Shift In nam. Or the Philippines. _7 _ the bank is permitted to Pay On We have most certainly no policy on Latin repeatedly advised him that, at a time when world power demonstrated by the Arab oil It would appear that previous presidents four-year certificates. bargo and the Soviet ITillltstY• IflISSIle America. For that matter, we haven't had once polls say o ne of every three American families em participated in abusing the CIA's power. It is unand by the emergence of an since the Monroe Doctrine, though there have has an Immediate member or close relative out scholarships are payable to any accredited build necessary to pass judgment on their decisions, institution of higher learning In the U nited States isolationist Congress. been beautiful, if empty, statements from time of work, the President has not conveyed an en the from the ceertificates are purchased. They different taken in circumstances much wh Yet, except for some all-Is-well lip service to to time by one president or another. Witness the adequate image of sympathy. In vetoing In size from $350 with a WOW CD up to ourexlstlngtreauesandourallles,anda fleeting "Alliance for Progress." legislation designed to help the unemployed, and present circumstances. But it is mandatory to The President's weak foreign policy can be In falling to Identify even rhetorically with the eliminate any "gray area" in the law that ap- $7,000 for a $l00,(XX) the necessity of limiting ficates are available to in. Kissinger reference to la ted himself from what While the certi peared to authorize such abuse. our future commitments to governments which traced beck to Mr. Ford himself. It Is true he has jobless. be may have Iso 4livicivai purchasers, the program is especially e and are responbeen hamstrung more than once by a negative could be the heart of his constituency. "What I'd have the backing of the peopl frt effective t have and we can have an us f We m their Interests, neither Mr. Fd nor Congress. But he has consistently failed to put a like hint to do," says an aide, "Is go mat now and nization.s which may wish to of putsurrogate slble to Kissinger foreign intelligence service that operates entirely seem tohavertCOgnlzedthe halter on Dr. Kissinger, an Irrepressible dilet- prowl for the framework of the Constitution. The their reserve funds to tante who does not do his homework. And two who are broke. That's where It's at today, the within have taken place. changes which President has taken the first step toward that their employes or members. Mr. Ford Inherited a stack of defense treaties decades In Congress apparently did not give Mr. votes I mean." Is looking for something like $20 For his part, the President Is said to believe The bank be Invested in the program, which and understandings frcm past administrations, Ford the background or confidence to run his objective. to the votes are not yet lined up, that opinions will million A sizable number require, or seem to require, own show. adds up to slot of good scholarsNp news. not harder until late summer or thereafter of This last Is his most aeverehandlcap. the United States to defend one or another inWhat bath weight watching wrought? way out. An American next year. Thus he would rather be honest with ere is For no th vadd a lly with arms, money and U.S, troops. A diminishing bottom line for one thing, ac The wisdom of some of these treaties has been president must be his own Secretary of State. himself and the public now against the hope his cording to chocolate manWacturers unhappily He can, and should, have a working secretary steady optimism will pay off with better times noting an apparent desweetenlng of the brought Into question. The willingness of Congress to allow these to give advice and to carry out his will ef. tomorrow. He Is gambling, then, that "do The Navajos. disillusioned with the tactics of violent American tooth. something" is merely a temporary emotional commitments to be honored effectively is now ficlently. t Heightened diet consciousness in protest, have refused to allow the American Indian Movement He must have a personal adviser in the White response and that In fact most people realize that X 3t10n• is one raaon cited In a National Geographic also La doubt. (AIM) to hold its annual convention on the Navajo Mr. Ford has, as noted above, reassured our House to ad as gadfly and sounding board. And more and more govwment nction hardly ever prl1ate talks. But he has not to do his personal researct run the National results In more and more public prosperity. AM mod chocolate report for a decitne' n per per capita It ~as a 4&0 vote in the tribal council Of the largestmilitants' from 20 pounds yearconsumptionof In 1968 to 17 allies In pubiic and In the end he may be right, of course, but few denied the explored with Congress whmt it Is willing to do. Security Council working group and oversee the powerful American Indian nation that pounds currently. are guessing here that Ford will ever be hailed Central Intelligence Agency In detail. with the Pentagon on what it can do. request. Also a factor -as where Isn't it these clays?r - NoMr. Ford has not redefined nor clarified our But in the end, as almost every occupant of U* by voters for his wit. Instead, his future clearly Peter MacDonald, Navajo chairman, said he had socne is inflation. Smaller bars at higher prices are the a fog of uncertainty White House has known, or learned to his sorrow, seems tied In the main to his character. And his sympathy with ALM in the beginning three years ago, when AIM inevitable result, manufacturers say, of the rise cotfllnitmetds. We live in largest opportunity lies In convincing the ekc. the president himself must take command. could lead to disaster. members sat-in at the offices of the Bureau of Indian Affairs in in cocoa prices from an average 30 cents a pound which This, Mr. Ford has not done - except or, or- torate that he views government as existing to That Is not all. We do not know Mr. Ford's Washington. to $1.30 in 10 years. Sugar in the same period serve the people, not the other way around. Soviet policy. Detente Is a hope. It means all Casion. Navajo reservatbJl Jumped from 10 to 70 cents a pound. on the But the most recent AIM action backfired. Three months ago a sit-in at a Fairchild semnlcnJACK ANDERSON ductor plant at Shiprock was staged by armed AIM members to protest the layoff of 140 Navajo workers. It resulted In the 4 company's decision to dose the plant permanently. Five rain- Navajos Sub AIM ; I I qht*nq In Beirut * : ,. ,. .,. ___________ 22 Americans Left In Laos of Ford's party, her party, the GOP. She says it - has strayed widely from Its political reason for being -the promotion of conservative values and has theref ore lost the support of millions. With all his earthy charm, she implies, Ford can not ride fl per cent of the voters to victory next year. And 111 celscorrect about Ford's fortunes In a sluggish party, others feel he similarly has than words louder ___________________________ small chance of capturing votes outside the S______________________ Republican structure. Polls testily that slightly more than 30 per cent of the electorate sees itself as independent, but there is little sign It aligns itself with the President. Explains a GOP congresnan: "I think to a high degree that In Search Of Policy -i - i l .iI. p::.I . 1 .I!t- -_ I 30, 1915 --A ..' hilowphies the process is at work. i L , Monday. June Heeding radio warnings, most resident., stayed indoors, Ieav-,._ 1 6. ing the streets to the battling leftist .Moslem and conS dead and486woundedslncelast Most city streets were servative Christian gunmen _______________ _____________ Tuesday. blocked by gangs from and the security forces trying __________ r . American and European real• one faction or another. Army vainly to check them. dents were reported making troops guarded key government 1 / • ,Masked gunmen blocked all evacuation plans after two buildings, but there was no In- roads into the city and patrolled _____________________ S , Arab countries, Kuwait and dication that they had inter- the streets, stopping cars and Bahrain, advised their citizens vened in the fighting yet. Pre- the few pedestrians who yen,•;• A to leave. However, there was no viou.sly only the pollee arid tured out to check identity 9' W • • word of evacuation plans from paramilitary security forces papers. the U.S. Embassy or other acti vely tried to enforce a The harbor was paralyzed, Western diplomatic missions. and ceasefire, they were hardand more than 120 ships were _____________________ Palestine guerrillas, other pressed just defending them-. waiting to unload. The airport P _______________________ _________________ Moslem leftists and righ t-wing selves, was open, but transportation Chrlctiiin militiaman tiifn,d Xtyy into th 'IIv w p.rin" fl.d from ressucntiai areas into a poorer Aran quarters in me Premier-designate itasilid holocaust of exploding mortar eastern suburbs, the main corn- Karami met with Preside nt shells, machine-gun bullets, bat zones. Suleiman Franjleh on Sunday -qW11 : =~=; M A ~_,~ 4%N * ~ 40;Z:___ rocket grenades and dynamite STiar F'rei5rn Mir:ctrr ,4b- and pledge] tr. z cr.ct The Seminole County Teachers' CrdLt Union del lialiio Kh.addam arrived for today to end was presented a basLs. the violence. Labu CREDIT UNION Bombs started fires that gut- another attempt at peace- unions called a nationwide one"Thrift honor Award" last week by the National Credit Union AdminIstratIon, here, from left, Credit Union officials William D. ted commercial builwngs In the making. day strike in support of KaWINS A WARD Kirby, president; Mildred Johnson and Brenda Burton, join Mike central business district and Rockets, mortars and auto- rami. wealthier residential neigh bor- matic weapons could be heard Ri:kalla, seated, in dlspla)ing the award. (Herald Photo Roc kets slammed into 20 hoods in downtown Beirut and throughout the city Sunday. buildings in the port district. Mortars aimed at a headquarters of the Christian Phalange party hit an Armenian school run by nuns. Another mortar barrage devastated the offices of the Popular Democratic Front for the Liberation of Pal. checked their unapologetically patriotic, Intellectually Unpretentious." But can he be Lected' Not a chance, says she. Luce's negativism is rooted In personal . . _ NEW DELHI, India lAP) - Prime Minister Indira Gandhi's crackdqwn on her opponents dream: "Open, honest, commonsensical, 's".. r 1 1-: " . .,r 4 I ~., .,1 1. 1?. -' '- ,*Ai .% ~ will be done for them. Will It work? Many think not. Cure Booth Lure, for one, believes Ford as a person is a I. V 49 Ok has been gtttlng Increasingly ,. .I. 1 *T Slows Campaign Against Her . ./ I I Gerald Ford was actually the first of all current candidates to put his helmet In the 1976 presidential ring. would not Seek the Thoughh originally office on his own, he changed his mind three days after assuming power last August. He has apparently had third thoughts since then, In part because of the health of his wife, in part because of the wisdom of It all. But those close to him (mist he has In effect been campaigning now for almost a year. "And what you've seen," says a Ford ally in the House, "Is what you will see. I don't think the presto, finger-pointing Into a har d-charging, nr.Iiinttt aspirant. I think he'll be an enthuslastic candidate, but Irom n' own moiu. i think that he'll want to Indicate to the voters that ;. i Gandhi's Crackdown On Foes !I I - II\I BRIEF GOP Despite all his suspense-creating efforts, \: - *~ A Candidate • , 'I __ ' lukx " _ education The report, however, falls short of documen- higher higher in recent years -and at a more rapid -itics ting the kind of supersecret atrocities CIA ci jacking up prices In ___ inflation would be found-such as complicity in the rate hoped assassination of John F. Kennedy. s That' the bad news, and even worse is that economy's prolonged The experience of that assassination and there Is nothing In the inhlatio -recession dilemma to indicate any others, of Vietnam and Watergate have shaken the diange In this particular tre4. leaders our nation and underrrined confidence in Both Insatutlons and Individuals are caught In bind. Once flush or at least satL.actori1y and our government. These have been soul-shaking scourges. But our powers of recuperation are great and almost after It .. (, BankFuncis - worth of those things you're moving, you might we II be better off In farming out the entire project. On that score, it's to each his own. But, we can tell you this, we hope it's at least another 17 years before we have to move aga in. -Bill Currie ~~ TP) ,Q . learned S Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. resident was too late - and that conCUflS packing of books. Don't try to pack a big box full of encyclopedias or other heavy books. It's much better to get a lot of little bo xes than one or two large ones. You'll find it's much easier on the back, too. Then when you think you've got eYlling about ready to go, you try to decide which Is the best way to move-by commercial carrier or by the doit-yourself method. carriers will cost a Well, those commerC bundle, while the do-it-yourself program may be more In line wi th your current fina ncial picture. But, by the same token, when you consider the - - $ really are, 'cause believe me, when It comes to packing and you'll need a bundle wrapping. those newspapers you're thinking of moving? Well, you'd better give some long, hard thought about the entire situation before you just start packing up and trekking down the highway. We know from first hand experience, as we've been in the moving process for the past month or more. And, once you' ve started, there seems no end to the amount of odds and ends that have accumulated -especially after hating spent any length of time in one spot. You 're sure to find articles of clothing that you haven't worn for ages, yet refuse, even now, to give . them You'll discover thousands of snahots and photographs that you know you'll never have any use for, yet you'll cart them right along wi th You'll try to discover the right approach to the packing and crating up items from throughout your present abode and you'll never believe how many f those 'good' dishes have, over the years, developed little chips and nicks here and there. Too, you might find out just ho w valuable a ll So - - SS_.5_ - •55•;5_ . .__ _S_5S5S_ ___ - . - ~ - -. _ -.-.--r------ s7jS9 ~ . ' I ~ - - 17:i_ I ~_ ~- - -- --. ____ -- - -- - - Sf- __ -.S_.i=5.__•- _ - -- S _ - - 1 ~- __ = - _- - ~, _ ___ W ,- - • - --- --- - - - __ - - 5 - __ . ~ - - - ~tmk _. - .-A~ - ,z_!_~ - ------5---_-. - - SiA-1 . - - - ~__ - ___,~ 0 5 - - - '5- i -. .- . �\ - Leffler Relaxes Judge Home At WOMEN OLD FA Mond.Y,JUfl130,1754A Evening Herald, Sanford, F1 CweIiek - _ __ _%. 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She and Dad sometimes vice from here Is: Don't marry go off together for weekends I him until he IS straight and am a big girl, and I know they you're convinced that he's sleep together, wWch is none of straight for keeM which could rn,busthessHowe%e1mydad bealongwalt. tells me that his girl friend refuses to spend the night at his apartment as long as I am Hate to write Ittitirs? Sond 51 to there, so I am sent away to Abigail Van Buren, 133 Lasky Dr., spend the night elsewhere Siverly Hills, Calif. 212. for Abby's booklet "How to Write Letttri whenever he wants her over for All o, .cms1ons.- Please enclosea ' lono, self-addrinsed, stamped (10 didn't mind it occasionHY, but now it seems that every can" tnvelo". weekend I'm getting kicked out of my own apartment. --My dad says be wouldn't -'mindiflstayed, but his girl friend does. What do you suggest I do? a • • $799 1 I - REG. - - -& 14 DEAR ABBY: I am a 24-year- ' -- 6- 3leek look. Blues come in ombre-stripes, terry, navy nylon or exotic batiks To show off a sununer tan, lighten eyebrows that are darker than your hair. Lamps, chairs, couches, dining room setsI i in rhis Apartment LADIES DRESS SANDALS I 5 A QUALITY COLLECTION BY CONSOLIDATED I Cleans carpets, bar# floors - , sA 6 Piece Bamboo Motif Dining Room Suite Adspn is am WW an~cafty -. CANVAS WEDGES I I .-. ____ I • - [ - : Three OLD FASHIONED t• LADIES Cou With Atthm.nti I I ) V SHOES. ag.--'---- 4 1 ,C ACKER By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN ,1. P V 'k - I - Lu. 0 0 Q. -$ --: ' Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence A. McAdam Peak h.p. - ' .111111110 -law .1 aai fl r f, OT I PH. 322-3071 224 E. FIRST ST. \. - f DEPARTMENT STORE %• , 1 R de Blue is the leading color for . I - - 'I \.- %. County ranch. Hoover Celebrity II with Powermatic : Nozzle - - iii'asIg yard, and retreating to the solitude of his family's Volusia -, . V . Magnolia Ave. Ph. 323-0313 _ Tiny tops worn with shorts or jeans and next-to-nothing halter dies., are fashions news this season. For those who favor eep tam, select halter top or dresses in pretty, flattering I wondering when he'll find time to enjoy his favorite pastime flying He also enjoys travel handywork around the house and 0 • $500 SHOES 00 0900 shepherd, Prince, congratulates his master on his judgeship (top right) while (below) Leffler scans an aviation chart, i • )17 eawy ips 'THROUGHOUT THESTORE (7": SPEC• • • i 98 $4.98 SHOPPE Fashion And I _ GAINS 4 Knits ' HE _ Newly appointed Judge Kenneth M. Leffler, who assiorn--S' a few rc:axing moments wi th his wife, office tomorrow. AT NtW - 2 OFF I Catherine E. Long and Lawrence A. McAdam were married in Sanford, June 7 by the Rev Marvin Buckner. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs Bruce I Barr, Tallahassee. She was given in marriage by her son, Bruce N. Long. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Roach of Mexico, New York. Following a wedding trip to North Carolina, Ox couple are living in Sanford. McAdam is an Instructor at Seminole Community Coflege. 1 . 11 Blouses y Double i Simple Cerem my SELECT GROUP 00 First Quality 2\ Are Marr ed I I & .. SPECIAL SOLID COLORS 60" WIDE .100 PCT,POLYESTER __ -. Junior Misses Sizes I L\ 7 1 Pant Suas 1 I JI1j IVI.J13JIII IRACK f- ny,Jun•3O, SHtÔNEÔ D S PECIALS rav - Ev•ningHnhrd,FJ, -6 1 - - --------- . - ------------- - - - - - - - - --- .- --------- t_ -•-- - - �SA-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Monday, Juni 30 1q73 FASHIONED OLD Gala (Continued Set Celebrations July or the Gay 90's Saloon will be box Clowns; Kim Keyser, stand, Ice cream sales, frog the year. All leagues will bene- for the rest areas and will pianist Dick Osborne; Roje songstress, Norman Riggins jumping contest and jump rope fit directly through all profits handle lost and found items At 10 a. m., opening School of Dance Including Lou Singers and "Dancers In the contest with savings bonds realized from the barbecue. (excluding ceremonies will take place at Fields, juggler and Paul Lewis Round," we3tern dancers. going to the winners as well Tickets to the barbeque will The Antique Car Club will th e civic center patio. pantomimist; the Sweet The Miss Maitland Beauty giving ou t free balloons and be on sale in advance of the have a display of antique Presentation of the Bicenten Adelmes Quartet, El Greco Contest will be held In the civic Litter bags Fourth of July celebratIon from while the Black Community nial flag and awards will be Studios , Academy of Dance and center at 12:30 pm From 3 The Ja)cettes will have cart various members of youth Bicentennial Committee wiu given there for the Children's Theatrical Arts; Centennial p.m. to 7 p.m. a barbecue and pony rides for children aid baseball leagues. Barbecue ha ve watermelon on a stick, parade and the main parade. Four Barbershop Quartet; Sam chicken dinner Is scheduled at a bean bag tossing contest while tickets may also be purchased homemade ice cream and Booths and rides will be open Lobenstern, maglc.mentallst; the civic center. the Jaycees will ha ve a dunkin g at the Recreation Office, peanuts for sale and will ha ve a from 10a.m. to 4 p.m. Also from Royal School of Dance; Josle Meanwhile in Sanford, the machine, and will sell hot dogs, The Pilot Club will have a small band In attendance. All 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., the Gay 90's and Friends featuring Josle Junior Woman's Club appears boiled corn and soft drinks, country store with crafts, old in all, it shapes up as a great saloon will be on in the east Roeli, Larry Norwood, Ron to be among those with the The Telephone Pioneers will fashioned bonnets and aprons day for fun and frolic for the wing of the civic center where Petz and Bartow Smith busiest schedule. That be responsible for the sale of on sale and the Ministerial 199th birthday of t he nation's draft beer will be served and presenting a one-hour show of organization will stage a pair of sno-cones and balloons and will Association will be responsible independence In Sanford. continuous entertainment songs from musicals; Sweet moon walks (one for small have a display of antique teleprovided. Adeline Chorus; Sunshine children and one for larger phones while the Recreation Among those entertaining at Square Dancers; Jack-in-the- youngsters), a concession Department will have a bar. becue with the proceeds going _____________________________________________________ tiward financing youth ,d3eball projects such as — etc - OUR ENTIRE STOCK Death AMN AHBOlt, '.Uch. (All) - sueli a deep trance as he on astroprojection say that if breaks, the person's meditation in India for possible his hea. t beats an co g body e. clues to the unexpWned death sufficient blood and he died. of a young Ann Arbor yoga "The Indian scientists I have Instructor. was consulted tell me that this form Robert Antosczcyk, 29, of meditation can be verydan found dead in nis room June 3m Pagerou3 if the person does not a meditation position. thologists at University Hospi- know what he Is doing, Gikas Doctors are Looking to studies of meditated L) SHIRTS o KNIT and DRESS medical examiner's office An astrologer who calls himcould find no reason why self Aceka. a friend of An. Antscwyk died. tosczcyk's, said, "There's realSome of the young ITians I explanation tthat he friends believe Antosczeyk decided not to return to his body ixxiy" .1 ' because his uw iOUnu a better it A. I I A In. L w11 use. June n. III 1% room, iciig no5 weightfifted and practiced ka- to disturb him. A few days rate, Antosczcyk was in ex- before, he told Aceka that be •cellent health, hoped to asuuj.s over friends and his mother, Lillian the weekend. AnWscwyk of Detroit. ,tropro,on a p meUniversity of Michigan pall ditative state designed to allow thologistDr. Paul Gikas said he a person to enter his own un is examining medical research conscious. Proponents believe on 1-idiarl mystics for clues into the soul is then separated from .4ntosczcyk s death. tiikas says connected only Antosczcyk may have been In symbolic ,silver cord." Zoo 0 Y3 PANTS 204 E. F I R ST ST. PH. 322-1811 S BUY I- I ' s , I OPEN ALL DAY FRIDAY JULY 4 I ' I I I S 4 S • 4 ' 4 or Leg . I R....IL..l, I I i • . s • , ' . . . • ' A&P • LB. . BUY A&P srjr . , • SI_JPER BUY I BUY PER-RIGHT" FULLY r000 TINDER SMOKED •I . • I ' tontinued From Page IA) A T Ham p SHANK PORTION , a i I C atii' ..............., Ls.98C SM ROUND SD csHua....B0NE...LB.S1.4 9 U.S.D.A. dl I CALIFORNIA GRADE'A"QUICK FROZEN White Sedless Grws . OVEN READY Young Tu r e s LBO ON "NEW FANGLED" PARTS PICKLE PATCH HAMBURGER CHIP glua 59C 100 B. ',. Tur I , uiIuuutua re Un,ln ff' I 0 1L.PAK 8 •" 1 WHOLE 20 LB. AVG .1 I I • -ffi . .-.. -.. - '' ... .-!'. ___ i. . 3 , UPS 59t lOOct 79t 1,00ct °' U • 89C . i • • - I Screen Matchup — r' JANE PARKER 15 01 I H avy e l)avldllancock,above,ison his wayup and over ln the polevault, while Melvin Hughky lets go of the shot, below.Both competed In Saturday's Florida AAU track and field championships at Lyman 111gb School in lMngood Next e v ent on the AAU calendar is the regional meet at Gainesville July 19 tllerald Photos b Gordon Williamson.) - a JANE PARKER SEEDED I Rye Bread.. . I .. JANE PARKER CHEESE , ___ — o 39 ' — -- JAPE PARKER PLAIN •• SU ARID or CINNAMON 10 JANE PARKER CRESEN'T MARBLE ound Cake ............... , _L ___________ 12 ..PKG , OFF I ________________ 15 01. 8 ORLANDO - Boxing fans will be treated to a threechampionship closed circuit television fight card tonight at the Municipal Auditorium here The big one, for most fans is undoubtedly the Muhumuii4ul -Joe Bugner bout, but those who get to th e auditorium early trough will be able to see three fights for the 810 admission charge. Leading off the championship preliminaries will be the light -hea vy title go between champion Victor Galindez and chal lenger Jorge Ahumada Roth fighters are from Argentina. After that bout, Tony Licata of Tampa and ei Orleans goes up against Argentina's Carlos Monzon for the world middleweight crown Licata, the American middle titleholder. is th e challenger. Licata has been defeated just once in 50 fights, while And to top it all off, Ali vs. Eurotwan champ Bugner. 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Tale Of The Tape 'empersturts and therefewe 111`64.6.111 Still %61"rrc#o4jnj1j1"r I'm- a wouxuld bird ond Vwrvx1v All WW9h1s • Bouts ______ 18 ox BOTTLE •I • I Of '" — I 'L # An 1w ~rvy tenritr and juicy aith Stwolef oalkine time and they ary #*If b&ging. . — t e Bout Tonig t A Pair ACTION IN AAU ousting Poullry Foil Wrapped ---- ,. KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia Bugner shadow boxed and pounds today and that he ex. It's the first heavyweight title two fights are being held In 0. AP) .-Defentllng heavyweight skipped rope at Negara Sin. pected to shed about 14 pounds fight In this part of the world. Madison Square Garden. The champion collect., $2 mUchaniplonMuhammadAlland dlum and declared himself "fit InthehumidheatagainstAli Allvs.Bugnertstobescreened Allwasrateda3-lfavorlteby llondollars for his efforts. Bug. British TueWaY. The fight starts about as one-third of a championship oddsmakem in his 16th title ner gets $W,ow. today completed training for good show tomorrow.,, local time and, thanks triple bill Involving light heavy. fight. At 33, he's eight years A bomoh -SWaysian witch. their outdoor title match. Bugner said he weighed zz 9 - 30 a M. weight champion Victor Galin. older than the European heavy. dOCtOr - has been assigned to to the International date line, det against challenger Jorge weight champion. will be seen on closed c'"ut Ahumada iini middleweight ti. Ali weighed 2Z at the official as=e cleardoskies. Weather forecasters not eWct rain. theater television in North tieholder Carlos Slonzon weigh-in Saturday but was ex. The temperature was ewcted , BELOW UI • I sauce • - F . I Ri Cre3m Cookles .... 4VARET559 SAVE Sanford Auto Parts Cecon I A. ,. . COUPON . rM A&P Plastic Cu 100 I • • % •' WITH 1 39 Potato Chips $ ons P ' French Fried ',.- .•..- (V A&P BRAND • r RIG. or CRINKLE CUT QUICK FROZEN EVERYDAY LOW PRICE . 4 ;. it DftIIke t..,1 - ExamPle — Oil & Filter For Ford ';- 2 1b, Boo Oil BOTTLE I LB. --- ' 38 oz. e SAVE ALP BRAND GRADE A QUICK FROI 1 N - DURING CRACKER DAYS r. rutatoes JAR LB. LB. ' 25% T s o wi ri .... i (5 Ots. Oil and Oil Filter) - I D ll ckles RED RIPE The NAPA 6PAK Carrier I$ 1 - 1 U Cro wn INTRODUCING ARM I II. PURE VEGETABLE First Cut Pork Chops IL or OUflry DacuoI1e lb- 11 Vutt 6 "SUPEIF-RIGHT" HARD CORN FED WESTERN OW AIM 1 A, - Whole or "Cracker Prices" - We IDA LB. 14 lb. AVERAGE J A- • 10 TO - I u - Fashioned 0 t- 7 ' • GRADE'tA" FRESH FLA. or GA. — Good-Sized One"SU Good Ol 4 44 , s Last Crowd preparation, most of the animals were livelier than usual Sunday, and Hanna warned that the move could prove traumatic for some oi the long-tlme residents of the old zoo until they adjust to their new environment. Not even the thought of the hours of overtime that are going to be spent zoo could :r w dampenti ii zoo employes, closing was cause (a celebration — and celebrate they did, shortly after 5 p.m., with champagne and a cake decorated with IØar animals. But even tliemost joyous among them had to admit, when Cochrane approached the front gate, padlock in hand, to fasten lt closed for the last time, they felt anold ell in their thi-oats. After all, the Sanford Zoo's been a good friemd for 52 years. SprI n t Fk&s ts 11 Robert Swim Association led his team style with 6 which is a triple Martha McDonald (15.18) a 200 free relay teams, and the second. The B team, sixth Phil More than 1,000 newsmen, to second place at the 11th A time lie also had a triple A veteran SSA swimmer was boys 15-18 medley and free Reno, Karl Smith, Matt Smith, annual Sanford Swint time of 58 flat to take second in third in 200 fly, sixth in 100 free teams. broadcasters and photogra. BW TLrwWeger. A turn in the phers from 40 countries vie for Association Swim Meet 100 free, as well as second in 50 and 200 Swimming on the Iris same age TC*IL) placed second the time of the game's biggest Saturday and Sunday at San- butterfly and 200 IM and a third Theresa Johnson, another medley team were Martha In the free relpy Jason I-Ingle, stars. ford BathandTennlsClubpool. in 50 back. first time swimmer with the McDonald Bettie Pierce Art Woodruff, Greg Smith and "The crowds are fantastic. I The Sanford team ended Ilie Making a comeback after a team. placed third in 15-18 girls Happy Deas, and Anne Smith. Robert Neville. B team was haven't seen anything like it," two-&y meet with 269 points, lengthy with 200 breast. bout On the free team were sixth. Plil Reno, BW Ter- Martha McDonald, said a pte official as the first trailing only the powerful Blue mononuuclosis was Happy ohnson, willeger, Karl Smith, and Matt Alinda (Punky) Kingle a above, paces SSA week's attendance hit the Dolphins of Winter Park who Dens (15.18) who placed Smi th. standout In the 10 and U gr oup Smith and Deas. 190,000 mark with last year's mAd Io, relay 2tX fl y with a time of 2:41,5 were In first place with 693 The 13.I4 boys Medley A team 7 was third I, On the boys medley team two-week record of 306,161 points. Eustis-Umatilla Swim second in 100 free and fourth in placed second, Pat Reno, Mark winners, while fourth in 50 free and fifth in 50 wee uc expected to be broken. Association was third with 200 back stroke. raser, orn McIntosh, Fred Tramell, and Pat Smith, below brt 50 (lv and back • McDonald, Tom ...fte and Kurt 2541i, Rockledge-Cocoa, fourth A newcomer ..siuuu, The B team; A Ticket scalpers outside the o netue Fred iiameu, (13)14) pla ced Kevin J. Smith. The left and ')'SC , ,, I,, C free team, ayona ueacii S osuw, mith, tiark 'w fourth I iNs Sw im Pm"ce iIIQ IJ. gates were as.mng about $50 for '..first a StrIll. in iOu,w rn breast, ,i,.s. suw in 50 Tom Lake, Pat Smith, Chip M'.T,.#n.h ape, : i.a sirain Association, uw , and breast while I 'ime SSA ( A .,O, t. , a, Fred $7 center court seats, officially 11111S EVERT fly. Johnson, and Kevin J. Smith. Leesburg Swim Association Tramell. The B team, fourth, for the finish. sold by ballot months ago. ran McDonald (118) t,Tl Chip Johnson (15-18 was third The 15-18 boys B team took Pat Reno, Tim Aiken, Louis store. Connors meets the ele- was sixth with 181 points. a first .. .. e same event i Americans, Italians French, oo free Kevin J. Smith '15- sixth in the medley with ken v.tt giint Mexican linus Ramirez, Kevin Other .-..y, t included North for boys with 2'33 7 Spaniards, and Scandinavians while 18) was fourth in 100 free; Pat Smith, Pat Smith, Chip John. the other men's quarter. B The 10 and under girls free i'i YMCA 105' M ou nt were among those waving fmAnne Smith (15-18) placed Stenstrom (10 and U) fifth in 50 son, and Dale Johnson. Also in learn placed sixth. Jane Kelly, finals pit Argentina's Guillermo ..,ura Wusi i,.. g tfuls of five-pound notes in Vilas second In 200 breast and 200 free and sixth In 50 back. Mark sixth place was the free team f against powerful Roscoe Swim Club 55; and Eastbrook Fly. Chuck Fraser, Dale Johnson, Jude Gigilotte Theresa Smith hopes of buying tickets to watch third in 2DO free, and fourth McIntod. (13-14) sixth in 100 Tanner of Lookout Mountain, Swim Club 24. and Alinda Lingle. the day's play. in 400 I.M. and 100 free, free and 100 back. Charles Tom McDonald, and Ken Tenn. ,Arthur Ashe against The 11-12 girls free team Neville, who swims in the 11Tom Lake (15-18) swimming Fraser (IS-18) was fifth in 200 Smith. As the men's and women's Sweden's Bjorn Borg, and Tom sixth, Mary Aiken, Beth quarter-final round gets under. Okker of The Netherlands 12 age group, was first in 10D- his first year with SSA was back and sixth In 400 IM. The 11-12 Boys A team of Art Swartz, Donna Fitzpatrick, way today, defending cham- against Tony Roche of Austral. yard breast stroke with a time second In 200 breast and fifth in Also taking first place were Woodruff, Jason Lingle, Robert SII Trainell. pions Jimmy Connors and Chris Ia. Evert face their first tough Miss Evert plays unseeded Y> competition after a one-day Betty Stove of The Netherlands, hiatus on Sunday. while Billie Jean King meets Connors, , has looked in Olga Morozoa of the Soviet 4 vincible in his four matches Union The other quarter finals -. thus and Slim Evert has will be between Britain. 3 Virhardly ruffled her leathers ginia Wade and Evonne Goola7 against (our opponen'ts gong—Cawley of Australia, and W t _____________ But with the All England Martins Naratiiova of Czech Club's grass courts playing tin oslo%akld versus Australia's predictably, upsets may be in Margaret Court. A&P sjpc 'I I I Nevielle" Conc W Twn WW world's best. is prodlici ng its OU77 T o .. - . Yam have been sli"ping out. side the gates of the All Eng. land Club in this tree-lined southwest IA)ndur) suburb as record crowds engulf the tour. nament which ran list of the wor ld 's international sports events. - _____________________________________________________ • - WIMBLEDON, England A&P sum IMMY I AP) - Wimbledon, Lhe tennis llllll~s.4:1 A" SIJPER ,, ' ', Greatly Reduced a u e o avin or our o1i a ookouts A&P ,tims " . , .., • e or required to b. isudi v availabl sot e at or below the advertised p ric e ,, . I. LID s tore. exc ept as spiculicolly no*,d un thus ad, •t. Head A9enda ALL DOUBLE KNIT ' &W11V1I1!I - o oliv 0,M 'I Y_' ,,I -A4 -:4tS_ . Chris, /'0 0 OFF U •(ACHoI th.s. odv.rt,sid 0 . ..'., bied0n 0 • 0 0. 0 . 1 0 U AMPT V.LD.A. roaD sTAws m 0 -TTZ~1- Liit WR GLADLY I . Sleeve ' A spu~.esman for the Recreation Department said the barbecue is used as an - innual fund-raising project dime' Monday, June 30,1975- lB 11 - I OPORTS Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. SPECIALI fr From Page lA) lnd*ian Checked I n a C'wekm Vaqe Fourth - ;--- ----_---- - - _--- - _r---; --_---.- TONY I.ICAT ___ -.'=--. - ----- - ._- -__-----•--=-------_-_---=.--.._-_-.--_---,,-_-----.---.-=----_ --_- _.- ___________________ --.-----.-.---- . - �- ,.-- - - - -- - - ... -- ) . .I I Monday,Jun,,1,73 - i SCCOEBOARD U H arness eague . In Racing Entries .IIiOfliI League TONIGHT East Pt? I YOfk 36 34 5)1 6' ChiCaoo 36 39 410 9 Mcr.treaI 31 31 New I 47 U S38 ? 37 39 407 11 36 40 474 12 37 13 477 IS', Pace C.3 - 1400: Forrinefs Pride INO Driver) 61 3 Ociila Bonny Brd gei SI: i Belle Star% RD" (vanDeventer) 3 1; 6 P4ostess (Hnt*is) 77 h Dream (PiWl I I. I Silver Glo (Neely) 9 2 SECOND — I M — Pace C-3 cond — t"#: I Coot Hand Luke (weaver) 1 1 7 K inn;k Imm ic k I F aga) 9 2. 3 SM'CY Clioual Dandy I Or idqes I 7 1; 6 L iss Chicaco 1, Pittsburgh 0 Student (D'Amato) I 1. I San Juan Lr- O S BEETLE BAILEY ;;;;z;;-y 11E 0 AZE6 A HOW 6AR&E CAN DO ' , '1J .~-' —$ k. ___, £874 6 t - I 6 30 . 0 I,, . - GD - i 1 -J -. ALLEY OOP Sweitiheart Vollo Sunday's Results Atl a a I (DfaVfon) 9 1. ienc1) 61 '•I4:';' - II Cindy r 4 -S NOW -MIL LIS W)Rp- ALL R*HT, ABCi1J`T I-HiS - ~ . DOC'ML 5_____ 6 4 - -I - Pace C I U a? . f % Mary Brooks (Hysem e I; It lhvr%der Grattan (VanoderSchaafl York (C FIFTH - IN — Pace C-3 —1400 i EQyptian Wind (Hobbs SI, 7 11 (n)7 Louis'°';F' San IN ) %C a Dim (Fathers 3 41 -, 17 1 - i 11 11 11 ,1111- - -1 / - - I .". a * I 11 , . I _V . i, A-7 -7-a - . ; .. , _ - 11~_._ . , $- __ - . • - am . 74W I - varli -~ "-A ._ -3 o.___ I,.,- lo.,-- ~ - - -.-, , ,I V X 7_'~_ ;p , _ _~,!~—,.,4 i -I A._e7I 0 , ~, ~ o !Q Ing , 444J, - . , - _I - ~ ~~f - ~ I T . . t 11o.-Wo" ' fight fire with fire. Only Nolan the AL East, beating Catfbth Ryan, their fireballing right- Hunter on eighth,-4uW% doubles hander, turned out to be more of by Bernie Carbo and Rick Bur- I ).ift 'E PC(-€C' ik UPAR'l 111W AND LAI ~FWD NVKR WIW WIR~L LITTLE 14CA~F (Aa 5TCM. leson (i'E, C.i(7 one out, Carbo lined a r titer and Bur- -7 --1,r4 IN leson chased him home with a Nxx! .; I ,.., ! I % is A —, - '1_____, ,I------_ "____~ i I I I ~-1""411 .5 _JI 4 --__ 3 N' T ~ ~,JWQA Pass i , C%RL M r) Good bi(Iders "My £ 2VKJ7 5•A K QJ4£ A 2 should overb id when they are hat do u do now' trying to score a game or slam Thus, when your partner bids to find out it pariner holds both ace within one trick of game you and queen of hearti. %Sitbout those should go on to game with any just guess belvoeen six or se, excuse at all." Jim. "Looking at it another TODAY'S QUESTION way, two notrump may be the '0' dO bid tie notrump and your right stopping place but it is neer a goo one. Yith good partner resionds six diamonds to ,ou will make threeAnserTomorro ith bad breaks you may go down at two." Oswald e thing book to~ Is applies to contracts of three of newspaper), P.O. Box 489, Radio CqStafion. Now York. N Y 10019 f 4 — //J • Opening kad —5* - ______ Pass .____________( )wald SMART [ ,i 2N T Pass ass i3D q IT IMP r..-.A I I 2 ...., I-- ._ — n - :_ _____ — Lk -. %RPAW __________ - ,_ IXIN t(4.5T V #K8 5 & A 9 8 5 3 m. L_r. , 6 ground-rule double down the right-field line. That run mapped a 2.2 tie and gave the Red Sox three vic- V 10 9 I M~,", . A ____r A Q J4 £AQ2 [lass - 1— — Oswald "Three notrump isn't a really sound contract, but after the spade lead Eouth could count on five tricks out'. side Jim: "l turned out that his ten-nine of hearts were there to give him four heart tricks in spite of the 4-2 break The slight :.*... - -~ I I Ill I A suJ" SOUTH il)i -- The California Angels tried to Yankees back into first place iii With I _____ - --- __J Boston leapfrogged over the pitcher out there without much po wer, youdon'thavemuchg Ing for you,"a dejected Ryan said Sunday after Ic-Ang to U* . red-hot A's 7-1. by a 114ering groin .;. - tio * AL a false alarm "%1flfl you have a power ! - S Camden May ooll AP Sporto Writer _ t, . _ - L *~ ' 10 I - I victory Rally (van OrS,chaall S I SIXTH - I M - Pace C.3 - SM. I FIver Faron (marillef) 61. 2 Scott Fashion (Udell) I 1; I JrM Houston at Cincinnati. (n) ___ 'o" - . I . ~ . - ; - . . ~- (Paul $1. :' . '-r AL1. .. I at 11 lMesserrnth AncI Only ciames scheduled Tuesday's Garnes ----_ Ii: 6 Orphrey kreiaer 10 1; 7 Cincinnati (T Carroll 20). (n) Pittsburgh (Demery 3 2) at Montreal (Blair Sit). (n) Chicacto IS Stone S2) at N evv - In - % . partner's flIE PMONE! // .. 11 11 " i - = _-, Houston fkOfl'tZfly _. PJ • J 962 AFRAID r CAN-T OSCAR. PETERSON WOULDN"'r GO . 7REASURE I - ____ FOURTH - 1 M I , • Q 107 I'm w_ inn;nos &J9653 & K 10 7 - - - ghJ EAST £ K 10 by Dave Grous IIuuu...ul .- El— —_ _____ principle when he went to three £ 62 WEST - _ any excuse at all." Jim "South followed this NORTH by Dick Turner 11fl/I /I By OSWM D and JA'i,IFS JACOBY i. T rrid Oakland . 0 ClP6BETWEEN) i41G NEE WI.IILE WATCI4,M& A PRACi.H.A AN0 NOT BREAK ONE c1,P I ~&il HERE ~~R --- WIN AT BRIDGE (OW AT ;)7oLPAB4GO POTATO Monday,June3O,lflS-38 Ev,nlngHerald,Sanford,Fl. CARNIVAL Mort Walker WHERS ARr- -M is I S ...'Vit'l-L SM? WE NOW, SARASO~, C>oII (Rau) 101. 1 Gentisee Saturday's Rtsulls ~ I 9 fl West Cincinnati Los Anneles S F ranor Isco San Ditilto Atlanta . .1 . FIRST I N 79 '" ver Lead To even NL .reicn . I A .1 , By HERSCHEL NISSENSON Pirates con a doubleheader The Giants alw handed Los also homered for the Pirates, 11th June homer — to win the trul's four-run eighth inning. AP Sports Writer from the Chicago Cuts 4-3 and Angeles' Don Sutton his third his fourth in six games and 10th nIghtcap for Tug McGraw, one- Foote's was a two-run shot and It's getting so you need a 7.0. loss in a row. Derrel Thomas In June, time Meta' relief ace, who also put the Expos on top 4-3. Colbert memory course to remember Giants 5, Dodgers 2 drove in two runs with a single The n, Jerry Reuss hurled an worked three perfect innings to then snapped an O1ot.I$ slump when the Cincinna ti Reds last Meanwhile, San Francisco's slid homer while Dave Racier eight-hitter and Willie Stargell save the opener. McGraw with his first homer made an error, or the Los An. Tom Bradley pitched seven arA Gary Thomasson had RBI hit a two-run homer in the retired 12 of the 13 batters he returning to the National geles Dodgers last won a game. shutout innings for his first vie- singles. nightcap. Stargell's homer faced in the nightcap, yielding League two weeks ago. The Reds set a major league tory of the season. He needed Pirates 4-7, Cube 3-0 gave him a career total of 359 one infield single. 011ie Brown Braves 3, Astros 1 record c 14 consecutive error- relief from Randy Moffitt in the The Pirates won the opener and moved him into 25th place homered for the Ithils in the Carl Morton and Max Leon less games by splitting Sun- eighth, when Dave Lope3 on Al Oliver's two-run homer on the all-time list. first game while Jay Johnstone combined on an elght-!~tter and day'i doubleheader with the tagged hit a two-run homer, off Rick Reuschel with two out Larvell Blanks doubled home a connected in the nightcap. Philhles 94 Mets 6-3 San Diego Padres. winning the Moffitt retired al] five batters in the ninth Inning. BW Robinpair of fourth-Inning runs anod Expos 7, CAr&nah 3 Major league home run lead. opener 4-I, then losing 4-3. he faced in recording his third son had opened the inning with er Greg Luz1nkl smashed his Barry Foote and Nate Colbert scored on a single by Rowland Elsewhere, the Pittsburgh straight save. a phich single. Richle Hebner 19th In the 12th inning — and his hit consecutive homers In Mon. Office. i L Major Baseball Ci. .1. rceus . baseball and lust seerd went over your fence to ds- By I I - _. --_ __ o,___ 2-.. -_ _. ~, - _-t4 -~-`-.__Z;~'_ Roger Boller; 9001 ( . ,. - .. appear, Mr Murples' ;_1 ?-' - - . ' j W(;4 CRiMSC.NTRih1 1i.C) -.---- _[ / l__,4' - - , I I I it & I -~ -- _~ - 3 Hand (Crank) 7 7; 6 Lisbon Hanover tSicai 9 7, 7 Bones Demon Atlanta.q?S:n L.. j (Neely) 5? East . .%i . Milwaukee 39 31 53-1 HI 3) 3$ 165 Cleveland Oakland Kanuto 30 41 27 West 71,t .i Chicago S. Kan%&% City 3 surday's Results Baltimore 7. Detroit I Pace C.1 Shot (Huey) 5 1. I RUNNERS-UP Lo u . i I. I. • .e Yankees 'uua'it-u In se cond. plac e L.a the Sanford Pee Wee Baseball Leaigue behind the Tigers. The League, the Boston Red Sox ins o Minnesota (Corbin Only 14) (n) 'ames scheduled because I couldn't get an Calif ornia at n) aattimor, at Games Oakland of Chicago, (n) * f,zk ,-0 - I 1 -._.. -_______ 111 . ELEVENTH — I M — Pace Cluj 1. Doily Je,ter (Dennis) —$ Minnesota. 7. (I- • 7 Hi Lintt (Sica) 97; 3. Ad Areen A (Ihienfeld) $ I;t Horace Boston. In) (Udell) Si; S Heather Chance Tuesday's Heard won' t challenge. . . , --_ -____ I - Pele Under 1, f. r .~ , lightning Friday ma . -~ 1 Violent e todo he said 4 - - • ity to present incidents like the the score 4-1, then booted [ -_- _ . 'J, - ________ __ - __ —: - -- — 'W — - -.- COACH CONGRATULATES - '' MVP .1,11 I ~:,- I ~ ---A / -_ I'M -TAKIN& A t '_ - " I I I . I , -- , ê _'0 - - tM S JtsJG ,. EGGS THAT COME M70M 7WE iak C I~ RAPPY? v . 4 • W14EN THEY I GOT fT? / .4JLA"m..-. -.. BECAUSE THE . 17 50 1-107? TEMPEPATURE Is UP ir'.7, ,---%4~`% I -, -.1 k-_~ .-J~ ", - •.. . A II -. WOW! IT FUNNY NO TWAT LTLE SURE IS' TPItslCy CAN HEAT UP 7"E " I - 111, !A C . ko../ ~11.I 6 % L ,_ ~_ #&I w, ~~ I - . - , ",A-- I . I by Al Venn.sr I .. - -• . . ________________________________ I Lk--- w -c - I I I WEEP 60 ? 11 ita 0, -_ ,II - GO1tHA 1f JL.0 -_-._- . .;7 ~s WHEW V'THE ) Ui wY is po *I I z — 7 PRISCILLA S POP CACKLE! ,1~ 1 ol I (ous CHUcsCL MOST I , 4CK. IFANYOW ASKS AcMe. 'PIUIII0' 4.J C ic ( I - I 9 % BLONDIE OOU Ip OW ThE I t " -:!--- - " - _N~~~_:r:;~c :?'#A ALO.P11.0'e4,N:7."~ TMT. '..- . t t9 - •• by To K. Ryan -_ _- . YOU, TM-MEM .I - _r-i.__ -- , I I I - -. 1. I-MLE VACATION, VEMM WREN I'LL - VA)ULDN'r 00 qk.R~ -(7 T41:5! :~~ I 1 . 1. ,y 0t ?/ I -I I I ~. I 11 `~ i - . ) - I A ff -1) ., 5. '_~ -- _Z~ 1 ~ ~. . Gordon Vidllamson Pinecrest - I - I L.- / I ?' fr'j-'i - ' '' THAT CAN REALLY L \ , ' - people First Presbyterian / Central Air Condition;nq Svsfem Call . . has seen him is raised to 25.000," said Pele' s translator, Julio Mauci. The huge but orderly crowd cheered loudly whenever the . HEATING INC Sanford Ave. 321.4562 1007 - - - - row ' IWDWW in 6 boa" hop ___ o n le mi immed1atey. Heard went to the a 67.139 and was the only other slugged First MethodIst 12-0. home Mn in four at bats. Joe tee, man under par. In the only ot1r scheduled Watson also was tliree-fcrour, II T J game, Lor4woDd Baptist and with a triple. Tony Dunkison 'But the doctor 131d us that II bert, John Scillee and Tom Kite First Assembly of God were homered for First Methodist we weren't young, strong men followed at 142. Heard was In a unable to beca use nei ther and !n Merrflield in good condition, It could have group at 143. team had enough players on singles In three times up. killed us." The first round leaders, Au. hand to take the field. - A. Heard Ituffered bums on the tralia i n David Graham and Ar. John Biyant turned in three Indde of his legs nold Palmer, fell well back with singles in three trips for Fir%# Fires. "I'll be wahldnR like John a couple of terrible rowidi Pinectest. Dwight Street Wayneforafewdays,butother Grahan went frmanopening, ChlppediflWitha triple. Jim P___ than thatl'mflne,"hesaid. course-record 65 to'an 81. Edmonds doubled twice j First_ Ile Said he chow to play be- Palmer,lnsecondaloneafte.ra singledtntlweetlmesup(or the FWUM,tPioitist Nhlireni Ci115t "the course is so tough, firs! round 6L Ioets to a 79. rimirest .s I s t ey (dlndSlandadmh$jonQnty$O$ 120111 s-c Off I1'92bctween436&434fnC .elberry _____ I . . . • - I 405 W. First St. i ___ t.Y" - ._ - _ : •. _ ::_____ ___ .: ~ . . I A. a . 7.. . . - . . . . -1 I ~ .-- . . . . . : I . . N - .- - ~ - - - __ .- i - :_ -.-- _.. 7_J z ,i% -. I,tr . vx*cn '-csTl1 Vg: ______ / I , - ERE',aj c I ACTuAW1' -- _ . -ti.- - i _ 1- -_ ~ !_%7~, -2 ~,---_T!~~:Kz~_ -) 1 - -.,. 5 II .. S ____ I (Th (fl _______ i 'rrr1 '--Lull A)nC 'rir' ; IVOF ULill-- -i-- (fl . -- 14 11; -Ufill -A -r_ ,,, IV ______________________ — - -----_ --------- It a-'i I ) •&1 SicK X 1 ' - - RIME IN - , 1, - TRTS -1AT CX) 'POJ J MEAN, 13G - t - - . . - __ .r , -. ____ TT'-i_ - . - - - . - - __ - - - - - - A BANK HlST.. .- - - - . - . - I GOTi1fUGQffO.' -1, i -- 1 -. I „----.-, r 1 CN MV WAY k3E )f 1 '- -' \V - L.__ AL'' - e" 0 _ -4 ___ - - - - 0- W MUCJ-1 hv LAWVR 'l. by Frank Hill f7'5ECySuM DLIM MV - - "-'. 11 I *i sjr J CAk) FIQ15H THIS (>JE.. sci li 11 - RVP*SS .' -.w ; IW __ -: '• - --- :-, v ' -'':- . SHORT RIBS -- :---- -; •-_ " ____ ' •-'_____ I r7_ by Bob Th.vss )JA.) f'.. - .4---3 :;1410111 floatFSC11CI - A. "Ivelatt - I ____ _____ I ____ 447~ ILI ' ____________________ -'s: 14 ( -' 'I ' - ) t1 - . JOHN DICKh'' "Jr5 ".. r' • 22-06S1 '- / - :-'-; -' '. Q~ F_ - - / 5. / 0 ___ FRAN K AND ER N EST-? 'J-- 1 'tt'& t /. J // \'\ — - - J "2 / / - . .,- I.i _____ . - . - ' R eservations :-i a • ..._ f .4 k-' I -, 1- .. . I - McROBERTS TIRES conditioned Clubhouse, 7 - , . - - çf' 201 cot 1111--) - .- - - / . - ( Y'' ~ MICHELIN 9 tines Non.-Thurs. 10 ties Fri. I Sat. Win. .. Pla ce . - . Show and Qtijnd llas ever ~ __ - r_ . ____ Trifecta Wagering - blew g y ou i I . A__ - ThkII radial and Cs eu e leader 1, — WRO?&,cAPTA, IF YOU FOL~OVV O;ZVERF,, ft-WE ONE CJCE' rErJ I $eelbiø.d — 4OULPI TAKA ''- T4O L/5IW5OME> --- / 1.' _______ '.. t. t by Crooks & Lawrence \ . w4 ' " i "___ .Owl4Ar. TA' (\J t'L-I 'TIlE ' WATER 560' , - I ' 6•30 snth. ,, - 11k - I -' WRONG _; - '. -5-- & . - /_ I___ ' - ILL read ill 5 V --- CK ON 11,clwi,n v'i , *0w000d W, -g ? - CAPTAIN EASY - —, . C asl . at pe"As. W gnu" to ro"I Step 09ft 5WP wwrtillholl- A#W *W1 dr*"lotift "oporlia," a" hiii,ji,6ft onS o"t .. .. j '_' _______ 0 W01nys OWA s1.u.,pm,b'.,wpIM. Sharp Cut" UP 042d 0, ow lew r4 icPw'g7 bv,il lie Harness Racing at .5 MEFEELSICK' 1LJ EL4t4'.,• LIE DOwN' 4 • Think radial ... and look 10 the leader. Lot us insiall a "I of Michelin x 111110101-boilolled radials on your Car. WALL rIr r, I CI ( . - WITH THE PUNCHES , AND BUMPS 'it' CURVES AND ROCKS i/ -. Deal In Town P I / .... -' - __._ by Bob Montana RONE ANP1HE )NKEY 1 ROLL - f ri. i_S is STQ_} - _- COOLEST give to him with _/ I t. - ARCHIE / OH T3-1 C 15 A Yfli %#IJI NEED ForThe largest crowd ever to see a - North American Soccer League game "Today was the most beau- by Dick Cavolli -_ two goals awl two assists, lead against Pete," said Taratsides stroke In front Of Hak Irwin- Presbyterian by 8 5o? count, at the plate for Nazorene with IrwIn,wbo just last week rejn- First Baptist ni dChurchof Iour singIesandteamjnap3 three, and Nichols beaded home qulsl*d his U.S. Open ti tle, had God 7.6 and Nazarene out. Watson had a single, triple and ~ I ________ 62:30 off Diplo. Pele was welcomed to the White mat3 goalie George Taratsides, house by Ford on Saturday and He missed two penalty kicks, play - - I . I- 111 F ir . - - w , 7 I ~ I 7 1'r-, ~,t • •• IUMBLEWEEDS ( FOR THE 0KAN', I'LL TAK E A • - by H.imdohl&Stofhl WINTHROP old star Brazilian forward, had "It's very tough to defe, Pinecrest Baptist, First Ralp:1 Foley butneried a nd Baptist, and Church of the Otto Thomas doubled and Golf Club course AU were boa. Nazarene were all winners singled for First l3ptist Don pitalizd for treatment and obIlis 30 on ffix back nine, in- SJ(urdJY in Glurch League U-ilasstLA had a homer ar-Adi a servalion and were released eluding a 35-foot birdie putt on sof tball games triple Ior Church of God Sunday morning just foe the the final hole, lifted him one Pinecrest got past First Wally Armstrong, Gibby Gil- Fr. .1. 1. __________ - )aj thetwokickedarounda balm one hitting the cross bar and the ROSE Garden during his 30. Taratsides, and the other being minute meeting stopped on a diving catch by the On Sunday, Pele, the 34 year- Diplomats' goalie after putth% together a two. thunderstorm that swept over the 7,002, yard Butler National round total of 138, four under "We' re al] okay,"Hewod said. I I - -_ one in Boston about 10 days ago, second god at Bob Shaw had a perfect day - #/ I 'p_I. V ir_-. m i " •.j -W, A I q I Operating under tight secur- ut.es, 18 seconds gone, making -- Trevtho,thehardeatMt of if . /i.1 . , I. - _'. .- r ._1L_ - r"r::i' y LCOK-AT TV4AT SEA ' I - I - * t ecurl T'I ' g be played to get too excited George' s Coach Bill Griffith, right,, congratulates Jack wiggim Ing the New York Connots to a 9. "You don' t know really how he alter Wiggins was named the most valuable player last week In 2 victory over the Washington th e Sanford Utile League City Championship George's swept Diplomats before a crowd of OflE of the few the tournament wi th th ree straight wins (Herald Photo by 35,620 at RFK Stadium, the sky. if it' s just the tiniest litde bit cloudy, I proba bly won (mone winners) four tunes, but Heard, Lee Trevino and Bob- (the cut-off spot for determinIng an ezempfion). 7bat' s what by Nichols wer struck by iT L.N>%_5 A VN I TO -DOWN ME! 1_~ ' I _________________ 5TEP INSIM ! J ft ' _______ - z ~ W,U111,N(;T0,N (All) - SoL- ball was pa--,wd in the (hrection is going to take a shot at you. work together to build soccer. cer superstar Pele visited the of Pele, who said afterwards What can I Asy?" He came over here not only to nation' s capital over the week- that he was pacing himself beI Asked If he thought he w yo &A much to the delight of came" this is not the only game the savior of American President Ford and some 35,OW of ft season. We play another pele answered ne fans who were captivated by his in two days." believes that everybody must was quoted as saying. /Y . Et .e "11 I get tired in the first 18 holes, i won't play the secomi 18," Heard said Sunday after tiis gutsy l4 had put him wttjgn blacks on the tour, has yet to 'a5-- a titlE and hasn't even five atrokes of the lead. "And," he cotatinued with a gained an exemption from smile, "If thEre'sacloud in the _____________ I ! . THIS DEAA:H HOUSeLL &E 1~ LIREAT FtR N'P-r% VACATION, ,, c.j__,J.i-y-, , I BUGS B UNNY I - ~ walk Reliever Rich Gossage L ~ 'k' . I - tage after 36 holes of play. ______ ' ve I '4i 'if . I - ::.: -... :> . I--,' '.'.*. I X... h ; 2 But if conditions aren't right, "There's too much golf left to :-:-: ( 1 1~ - ,- , AYNTI 1 . - Heard Readies FQr Second Try Towmament. .t..i Aw uw t i, . Piq-jolted Jerry Heard, fresh vantage of the opportunity.- 1?I " ~ - ,~ I . 1~1 11) ~ - ~:__I . / which was red-flagged after 425 over runner-up WaUy Dallen- before the rain started. thers, Bill Puterbaugh and and a run-producing ground The Tigers suffered their "You never like to finish see- George Snider rounded out the out. Joe Hudi contributed a two- ninth loss in the Last 10 games ond, but Its ii whole lot better top 10. run triple, and 13th In the last 15. 0 out of a hospital bed, was look- Johnson, a 34-year-old veter ing for the ti tle going into to- an olseven years on the towday's wea ther-delayed, double- said he wasn't excited after a round, 36-hoI' windup to the Efilhiant, five-under-par 1200,000 Western Open Golf given him a one-atroke han- I .~~_.,.".. It _'_'.~ NJ . r A.J. Foyt learned his lesson. and his V8-powered Coyote de- before the skies opened on the said. (Blood) 7 7. 8 Sherry Belly (Hart OAK BROOK, M. (AP) — the acores are so high and lhad George Johnson was just look a pretty good first round (a 6), ing for an exemption and light. and I thought I'd ta ke ad -) ~ ~- I--- ....... ---: ~ -I' I ----- ___ -----,* _~ ...... I -----------. Wi. _______ LONG POND, Pa. (AP) - miles, and the veteran Texan bach into a 300-yard advantage than breaking,"Dallenbach Omit off my right leg,"Ryan surrendered an RBI single to Avon sen Note (Benedict) 3); $ Senators Tins (Crank) 61 , 1 I Go 4 said after pitching 6 23 rocky Ham nKllllbrewandawalkto Milly Lady Byrd Ohlenfeld) ; 2; proach clared the winner. record crowd of more than innings, in which he surren- Jim Wohlford before Dave Neely) 9 2; A. The top two finisNrs were the Freedom Trail "I kept my eyes on the sky loo,000. yrd gains him noWng. Oakland 7. California 1 "Racing is a big gamble and only drivers on the same lap. dered nine 1odt3 and four runs. Hamilton cam In to quash the Sl'ios (Huey) $13 von BBen "I hung back at Indianapolis, when I could," Foyt said. "I A's starter Ken Holtzman, S. rally. Tel&li 9. Minnesota I (N"lv) 9 7; A Freedom Trail waiting to make my move, and saw the rain cloud coming there a lot of luck. "You witn third-place Billy Vukovich "Foyt Wd. Toodaies Comes 7, and RoUie Fingers coUabo. Orioles 2, 11gerst I 7 2; S Baltimore (PaImtr 12.4 and (Werithaiser) Signo whattappens: the rain washes at the end, so I turned up the have to be in the right spot and and fourth pl3ce Roger (Nuornphres) IS 1; 6.Sh000ling jeans F irit -hitter, the only Baltimore's Mike Cuellar, Alexandtf I 51 at Boston (polo I Rau) I 1: 7 Desno A (Or idges) s 2. out the last 25 Lops and I' McClu-skeY one circuit back on rated on a two m power al.1 the wipy to go for have the luck like I did today " mistakes being firstinnIng dou- shelled by the 71gers 7bursday 1.4 and T IsM 11 6). 7. (I n) stuck fti third,"Foyt said after broke. Skies were kinder to DLUe' Detroit (Ruhle 6 4 Drid LaGr tenhausen was fifth, two laps Wet; to Tommy Harper and Lee night, got his revenge Sunday TENTH -1 M - Pace C-I C*2 s rain-shortenOw 4 7) 61 Cleveland marrison %S1111: I Mar Marg Rusty (Kalalhas) winning Sunday' "We were gambling on the bach on Sunday than they were back along with sixth-place Stanton. with a five-hitter. Lee May's 1-2 and Fickersity SI). ?. (t.n) a-,; 2 Bonniv, Fiver (Demisit 7.2. -, ed 50mile race at Pocono in. weatheir. I didn' t want to get for the Indiana polls 500 last Claudell Washington eighth-inning RBI single New York (May 7 3) a? Nil. Amy Girl Mer cury (Rau) I) I the defendternational Raceway. caught with my pants down like month. Dallenbach was leading Johnnmpi ' provided the offei1ve support snapped a 1.1 pitchIng duel beng ha on Foyt didn' t do any hanging at Indianapolis." Oakland (Bahnsen 561 there comfvrtably, but his en. for the A's with four RBI on a tween Cuellar, &3, and Ray Empty compVtoor (Kucia) 51., 7 back during the Pocono race, Foyt stretched a slim lead gine broke -- only 10 minutes John Martin, Jimmy Caru. sacrifice fly, a twoo-mn sinigle Bare, 24. California (Figueroa 61) at Curious Boston 3. New York I Chic"o 3. Kanus City I I E'47~4QJAKES_ the Tens Rangers potuxied the garne wWw last season, en. Minnesota Twins 9-7. tered the seventh with a two. 'I slowed everything down hitter but gave up a single and a .•.•,.. . • • edged the New York Yankees 32; the Chicago While Sox along to his 12th victory in 16 Wrnmed the Kansas City Roy- decisions, needed sevcnth,4nals 3-1; the Baltimore Orioles ning rehef help and Bill Melt. s twoqu homer to beat the shaded the Detroit 71gers 2-1; on' , .., .. . by Garry Trudeau by Lorry Lewis . . . . I. .: ,, White Sos 3, Royali ' Jim Ii's . the Milwaukee Brewers nipped Royals. the Cleveland Indians 4.3,and The36-jear-oldKut,a2l. • 1621 (IhIenfeld) 31; 3 Burns Guy - 11, , , — $ DOONESBURY f!SI:o CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS his first dart of the season, straight victory. Elsewhere in the American stopped the Yankees on sU hits. Yankees are, In front, left to right, Coach Mike Ansley, Kevin Smith, Preston Bau, sum Huaman, batglrl Alicia Huaman (standing), Joe Utton and Jay Burke. In rear, same order, Dwayne Platt, Tony Adams, balgirt Kelly Platt, Robert HK Dennis Adams and Todd Bookhard and Brian Knel. I Herald Photo by Gordon Wftmson) MIS: I Palomlt& Slardust (Rau) 6 NINTH iN z I Rogello Moret, 5-0, making change in pace for their eighth ,_ , I who now trail tbedivision lead °'° ______ . , California 34 43 442 151 7 Tracer IR&Vmond) 5 1. & aida Byrd Satsirday's Reivits (Blood) & 1, 7 New York 8, Boston 6 1 Bridoes,I I?: I Cindy Lumber Jack Baltimore 7, Detroit 4 Milwaukee 10 Cleveland 6 .- "". . _. '' f. . 1 ; 31 3$ 472 13 Jayvess Boy ViIar 101; 1 scotch 333$ 1-65 I3', Play Boy (Crank) 31.5 Speedy Mrweso?a • - Great Value tSprigqs) 77; 5. Red CI D 42.1 101 7 Time (SIC&) 9 2, 7 Stoney Key 13 (Vandtirschaaf) a I. a Patrick Byrd (Criosiin) i I City 41 34 ,1547 Chicago 2' 7' •',•'i•t' . s express game series with the Yankees, - since June 18, Ryan' - -' -< I ______ ______ - to - ,..:.. • -. - — ~~~ ~ - - __ - ~ __ - -=— ~ ..- -_ _ — 4 -__-- -4 ,--. - __ - - __ ~ - - - -M ~ - ------------ 4----.-- - ______0_,._ - - __ - - _. ~___________,. __ ___ __ - ~ _.- - _____ - __ __ - M �ii -__________ 4B-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Monday, June30, 17S Legal Notice Legal Notice Legal Notice Legal Notice Legal Notice ____ _____ 3.Apariments Unfurnjsj 31-paI1fl1n Furnished CLASSIFIED ADS FICTITOUSNAME THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR IOTICEOFSHERIFF'SSALE IN THE CIRCUITCOURT. IN AND Notice is he(eby given that I am SEMINOLE COUNTY, SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN NOT1tEO INTENTION FOR FICTITIOUS NAME ega9ed in bsiness a 2610 East CASE NO. 75144-CAO9C thatbyvirtueof that certain Writol TOREGISTER FLORIDA NoticcFherebygiventhat weare brook, Blvd.. Apt. 27. Winter Park. CIRCUIT CIVIL Execution Istued out of and under FICTITIOUS TRADE NAME CIVIL ACTION NO. 7S.fl41.CA04.F p engaged In butins Seminole County, Florida under the In re the Marriag. of. FLORIDA FEDERAL SAVINGS the seal of the Circuit Court of NOTICE ISHEREBY GIVEN that 762, Lake PPary, 377M Seminole fIctitIous name of CENTRAL PRESTON H. NEAL, Hutband AND LOAN ASSOCIATION a OrangeCounty,FioriJa,upona final the underligfled Maxwell Home County, Florida under FLORIDA AUDIO SERVICES and and United States corporation. ludOment rendered in the aforesaid name of QUALITY FENCE. and Furnishingt. Inc. intends to register that I intend to register said name Plaintiff court on the 13th day of May, AD. EVELYN S. NEAL, Wife that we intend to regster taid name the fictitiout trade name Heim'y with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, 41c a line VS. 1973. In that certain case entitled, In 1 thru S times AMENDED with the Clerk of the Circuit Court. Furniture with the Clerk of the Seminole county, Florida in ac line HARRCON CORP.. a 31C1 Ftorda cor Re: The Marriag, of Howard King, Circuit Court ot Seminole County. 6thru IS times NOTICE OF ACTION Cot"y. •,, ,. cordance WP tPi prnvioCIfls of the THE STAT £ QF FLORIDA TO Section 16309, to onration, et al, Husbandand Irene King, Wife which 24c line P.M. 3:30 26 times cordance with th prOvisiOns of the Florida. pursuant 8:00 A.M. Fictitious Name Statutes, ToWit: Defendant that Florida Statutes 1953 aforesaId Welt of Execution as EVELYN S. NEAL. (Sl,00M$NIMUMCHARGE) Fktitlnus Name Statutes, ToWit MONDAY thru FRIDAY Sction $6309 Fioriaa Statutes 1937. NOTICE OF ACTION delIvered to me as Sheriff of theundersigned intends toengage in whose residence is Section $63 09 Florida Statutes 1957 3 Lines Minimum SATURDAY 9.Noon s james H. Meckley. Jr. TO: HARRCON CORP., a Florida Seminole Count'j, Florida. and I the business of Furniture Sales at Route S. Box 611 5 LaVti'ne E Edwards 1, ISiS Publish: June16, 23. 30. July corooratlon, whose address i have levied upon the following 1021 East Altamonte Drive, Conroe. Texas Lester M Cox DEO 102 PublIsh: June 30. July 7. 14, II, 1973 Altamonte Springs, Florida. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED unknown, and ADAIR LAND. described property owned by Dated this 17th day of June. 1973 PRESTON H. NEAL has filed a SCAPING COMPANY whose ad Howard King, said properly being DEO tic IPI THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE dress is unknown located in Seminole County. Florida, Maiwell Home Petition in the Circuit Court of EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an more particularly described as Furnishings, Inc. Seminole County. Florida, for a FICTITIOUSNAME CUlT SEMINOLE COUNTY. actiontoforeciOsea mortgageon the follows: By 6 Wellington Smith ditsolutionof marriage, and you are Notice Is hereby given that I am FLORIDA E ', of Lot 3. Block A. Haymans Assistant Secretary required to serve a copy of your following property In Seminole engaged In buSin.ts on Il 92 South , PROBATE DIVISION • County, FlorIda: Addition toAltamonte In accordance Sanford. 3777t Rt 3. Box 135, Semin PubliSh: June 16, 73. 30, July 7. 1973 _______________________________ written defenSeS, If any, on NED N. CASE NO. PR 679$ 1, Lot Block "B". STERLING with the plat thereof as recorded in ______________________________ _____________________________ DEO 103 JULIAN, JR., of STENSTROM, ole Cotity. Florida under the fC1lj In re: Estate of DAVIS 8. McINTOSH, Post Office PARK. UNIT THREE, according to Ptat Book 3, Page 79, of the Public ousnamecfUNITEDTVANDAUD IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE CLAUDIAM WANNAMAKER. __________________________________ __________________________________ Box 13)0, Sanford, Florida, 37771. the Plat thereof as recorded in Plet Records of Seminole County, 10 CEPITEW and that I intend to EIGHTEINTH JUDICIAL dR. DECEASED. and filetheoriginat with the Clerk of Book II. pages 52, 53, and 34, Public Florida. register said name With the Clerk of CUIT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE 18-Help Wanted NOTICE OF HEARING 4-Personals Records Additional information available the Circuit Court on or before July the Circuit Court, Seminole County, COUNTY. FLORIDA TO Mrs Rebecca S. Smith has been filed against you and you from the Civil DIvision of the 75th, 1915, otherwIse a default and Florida In accordance with tht' CIViL DIViSION P40. Cl 7S.I13$.CA 3761 Coleus Court arerequired to ?erve a copy of your Seminole County Sheriff's Detmrt. ultimate judgment will be entered FACED WtTH A DRINKING provisions of the Fictitious Name Winter Park, FL. 32789 against you for the relief demanded written defenses if any, to it on men?. PROBLEM Statutes, To Wit Section 86509 FEDERAL NATIONAL MOR. The Evening Herald has an opening RAL E 1611 W. GREENE. Ill, and the undersigned as Sheriff of Perhap Alcoholic Anonymous In the Petition. Florida Statutes 1957, TGAGE ASSOC I AT 10ff, a cor Mrs Rebecca S Smith. for an experienced classified WITNESS my hand and official plaintiff's attorney. vihose address Seminole County. Florida, will at Can Help 5: Autrey 0 Bo;n poration organ.zed and existing as Legal Guardian telephone sales person. Tenth Floor, Florida Federal 11:00 AM on the 1st day of July. this lb.h day of Calll7) 4.5*; seal of said Court Publish: June . July 7. Ii 21. 197$ under the laws of the United States of James Edward BuIlding, St Petersburg, Florida A D. 1973, offer for sale and sell to Write P.O. Box 1713 June, AD. 1975. DEO •. of America. Wannamaker. Ncwspap,r experience r.cuIred. 337' on or before July S, 1975, and the highest bidder, for cash, sublect SanforC, Floricta377ll (Seal) Plaintiff, a minor Applicant mutt be well organized. file the original with the clerk Of thIs to any anc existing leins. at the _______________________________ Arthur H Bckwith, Jr NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE ¶,.L1 r..,... Cri't us - . . . . . ' .. - -.-. . .-. ...,,,,,c liii (lJI'l t'4tbl (ir".!' . (W,lIt I f ir '.' Y.2.Ii 'it' ' ,J -s"u NOTlCEl5HEREBYGlVE'$".t ANTHONY EUGEM! BROW'f ar ,5uitS ,l*i. -L .,•. 0, . 4 ::ilr On me tf et'°V'.* ' ' Court?'.....;: :r. n..._ -. ' FOP Ar. . . COi. ' J() t) by virtue Of that certain WI'.? 0? RUT-4', BELL BROWP. flit Wi?C. Jean Patricia ttritlinu • thereafter; ,jtherwise a dftuIt will Florida, the above described per TRAC!E[) Ut' ANYONE OTHER . Ceputy Clerk Defendants Excrutc" ssjr'l Ou? :f anti L!'d('r C.iii [lob Markey. Advertisiflu be entered against you for the relief ¶.onaI property TPIA?4 MYSELF. R1CHA..tD J. NED N. JULIAN. JR., ESQUIRE. the seat 01 the County Court 0? NOTICE OF ACTION AddreSs Unknown Director demanded in the complaint or That said sate is b&ng made to BOMBARD. Seminote County, Florida, upon a TO ANTHONY EUGENE BROWN PLEASE lAKE NOTICE that the OF 3fl 2611 -$31999) satisfy the terrrs of said Writ of STENSTROM. DAVIS& McINTOSH petition final judgment rendered in the and undersigned, as Attorney for the ISALCOI4OLAPROBLEM? WITNESSmyhafldandthe5e1IOf Execution, Flagship Bank of aforesaid court on the 25th day Of RUTHA BELL BROWN, his AdminIstrator of the Estate of yers 1ff YOUR FAMILY? We have listings We have thiS Court on June 5th, 197$. John E. PIk, Sanford Suite 22 March, A 0 1915. in that certain wife, Claudia M Wannamaker. deceased, ALAP4ON We need another real estate (SEAL) Sheriff Post Office Box 13)0 case entitled, Gerge'cBurchfield Residence unknown. HA1OLD E. GUSTAFSOP4. will call For families or friends of problem licensee to help us make sales. Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr. Seminole County, Florida Sanford. Florida 37771 Properties, a general partnership, YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an up for hearing before the Circuit orinkrri. Forrest Greene. Inc. Clerk of the Circuit Court Publish: June 9, 16. 73, 30. 1973 Attorneys for Petitioner Plaintiff. vs Adkins And Associates actiontoforecloseamOrtgageonthe Judge of the abate Styled Court. in For further Information call 473 1587' 713o)s). 3278970. eves By: Joy Stokes DEO So Publish: June 73. 30, July 7. II, isis Contract Furniture. Inc. and Alvis followIng property in Seminole Room 326 of the Seminole County or write _________________________ Deputy Clerk DEO 140 E. Adkins, Defendant, which County. Florida: Courthouse. Sanford. Florida. on LICENSED REAL ESTATE, sales Sanford Al Anon Family Group P.O. Publish: June 9. 16, 23. 30, 1975 CITY OF CASSELBERRY, ____________________________ aforesaid Writ of Execution was Block "B" Ii. Lot of Wednesday, July 73. 1973, at 9:00 YOUNG person for Box 533. Sanford, FIa. 37771 DEO61 FLORIDA delivered to me as Sheriff of WASHINGTON OAKS. SECTION o'clock A Si. or as soon thereafter IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE No PROGRESSIVE office. NOTICE OF INTENT TO Seminole County. Florda, and I EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. TWO, according to plat thereof as counsel may be heard, the pressure, Congenial office Lets APE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll ADOPT ORDINANCE have levied upon the following recorded In Plat Book 16. pages $6 following: CUlT OF FLORIDA, IN AND FOR talk AFFIDAVIT Free. 444 2027 for "We Care"TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: described property owned by Alvit and $7, Public Records of Seminole PETITION FOR ALLOWANCE SEM!NOLE COUNTY. FLCRIDA UNDER FICTITIOUS Seminole OrlQndo - Wiflte( PQrk 322-2611 83-9993 ' Sandlewood $ -j Noon The Day Befoe Publication Sunday - Noon Friday __________________ ________________ IiiiiiI_ __.. _____ _____________ _______________ - 1 L....... . the City of Casselberry that the ARE YOU LONELY? Let us help Council willconsider enactment of a you to meet the rioftt person lust nonemergency Ordinance entitled: for you NATIONAL SINGLES STATE OF pLORIDA COUNTY OF SEMINOLE One (1? ici Chevrolet Monte 6 i'S JULIUS PETRUSKA. OF ATTORNEY'S FEES 1 This Instrument is being ORDINANCE NO 760. SUBJECT Carlo, red and white, Vifl NO. ROWLAND AND PETRUSKA, 773 7710 I HEREBY CERTIFY that cop.es JOAN ALFIERI executed for the purpose of com TO BONDHOLDERS' APPROVAL. IHS7J2B4OOSOS Plaintiff's Attorney, whose address h.reofhavebeenfurnishedthisdate Respondent plying with Section $6509 Florida TO PERMIT THE ISSUANCE OF Lecithin? Vinlgar! 661 Kelpt Now Said vehicle being stored at is)) East Robinson Street, Orlando, by U.S. mail to Mrs. Rebecca S NOTICE OF SUITStatutes. all four in rio.' capsule Ask for WATER AND SEWER REVENUE Mullini Shell on Hghway 11 97. FlorId?i 321. on or before July 21st, SmIth and to James Edward NO PROPERTY 2. It Is the intention of the un VB6. Faust's Drugs BONDS. SER lES 1971, WITHOUT Casselberry, Florida Additional isis, and tile the original with the Wannamaker, It. by mailing same TO: Mrs. Joan Allieri dersigned to cause SANLANDO AN EARNINGS TEST IN ORDER information available from the Civil Clerk of this Court either before in care of his legal Guard4an. Mrs. 114 Tudor Lane. SPR INGS AN IMAL HOSPITAL. TO ACQIJI RE CERTAIN ASSETS Division of the Seminole County service on the Plaintiff's attorney or Rebecca S. Smith, a to Patricia Middle Island, L I 5()5t&F()'Jfld a duty organized Florida OF GENE AL WA T ER WORKS INC Sheriff's Department. immediately thereafter. otherwise a Jean Brittingham by publishing a New York 11953 corporation to engage in a business CORPORATION----and the undersigned as Sheriff Of default will be entered against you copy of this Notice as required by YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED enterprise under the fictitious name posted FOUND- Small white female is The proposed Ordnance Seminole County, Florida, will at for the relief demanded in the law. that an action for Modification of of SANLANDO SPRINGS ANIMAL POodle, off Hwy. 16 37? 17$ 11:00 AM. on the 72nd day of July, Con'Iaint, DATED this the 13th day of June, final Judgment pertaining to HOSPITAL. with offices located at at the City Hall. Casseiberry. AD. 1975. offer for sale and sell to wlTNE55myhandandthesealof 1975. Custody has been filed against you S.anlandoSprings, SeminoleCounty, Florida Lost- Black & Tan Male Hunting Consideration will be given at a the highest bidder, for cash, sublect this Court, this 11th day of June. and you are required to serve a copy Florida 5: Kenneth R. Marchman Dog weering collar w name Louis meeting to be held in the City Hall. to any and all exitting leins., at the of your wrItten defenses, if any to it, 1975. KENNETH R. MARCHMAN. of Hobby; lost In I 1 1792 area; Attached hereto and made a Casseib.'rry, Florida. on the 11th of Front (West) Door of the Seminole (Seal) HUNTER. PATTILL.O, MAR. on the plaintiff's attorney, whose part hereof is the newspaper Proof July, $2500 reward 322lSlt. A 0,1975. at 7:30 P.M. or as County Courlhouye in Sanford, Anttur H. Beckwith, it. name end address is CHMAN of Publication as required by said soon thereafter as possible, at which Love Animals' Then u'll love the Florida, the above described per Clerk of the Circuit Court JOHN R. GODBEE. JR. & STRONG Statute all new Central Florida Zoo. Read Those interested in said en time Interested parties and citizens scoal properly By: Joy Stokes P.O BOX 970 713 West Park Avenue, 1 all about It in The Herald's A to for and against the proposed Or That said sale is being made to Deputy Clerk P.O. bOx 3 303 WHITEHAIR BUILDING terprise. and In the extent of the dinance will be heard. This meeting Zoo special July 3. satisfy the terms of said Writ Of Publish: June73, 30, July 7. II. 197$ Winter Park, Florida 37119 DELAND, FL 37720 _________________________ interest of each, Is as follows: Robert may be continued from time to time Execution DEO.139 and file theorlginal with the clerk of Attorney for Administrator NAME OF OWNER until final action is taken by the City JOhn E Polk. Publish' June 30, July 7, 11, 21, 1975 the above styled court on or before Wayne Taylor: INTEREST 6-Child Cat'e Pres. Council Sheriff NOTICE OF PROCEEDINGS FOR DEO 191 July 31.1975 otherwise a Iudgmen? of corp and shareholder. GOVERN YOURSELVES AC -----couple, Seminole County. Florida TIlE vACATING. ABANDONING, may be entered against you for the SIGNATURE - Robert Wayne CORDIPIGLY Complete child care servicet New Publish: June 30, July 7. ii, 21, DISCONTINUING, AND CLOSING relief demanded in the complaint Or Taylor; ADDRESS - $01 N. Street, ADVERTISEMENT Summer Program! HEY DIDDLE Dated thit 24th day of June, A 0 197$ OF RIGHTS OFWAY. petition INVITATION FOR Atttmonte Springs, Florida 37701 DIDDLE DAY CARE. 3735490 ______________ .... ' tsJiutjm, 1 bifh, large 1.irij front and rack. DELTOPIA New Duplex, Furn, or unfurn Drapes, Water, Lawn Care 3?) 87* or 668 6344 MASTERS COVE ON THE LAKE 373 7900 Fi.Jmnithfd Ibedroom duplex, a'lults. Call 377 3610 after .1 30 pm ___________________________ )Room, 2nd floor rear Apartment, utilities included Call)fl 9379 3 Bedrooms, family room. 7 bedroom. carpct Children okay 3?) ?f-t7 One & Two t%edroo'n .ip.tr?ments & 3fL0j Patio Experienced, mature sales person f part time work Reply 60. 'fl CO The Evening Herald, p.o 1657. Sanford, Fla. 37771. _______________________- -. STUDIO 1,2. 3 BEDROOM SUITES ) , FROM 1 35 SAN FORD 322.20?O -1 Auto mechanic Apply in person 70 1-' 372 3611 P4cc 2 bedroom block hOme, fur n;shed or urifurnished 373 7970 j '\fi1iage Ji r! --: --- , Sure ' No - Security Deposit. 3234670 Hwy. 17•?2 Sanford . Commercial Properties Homes, Lots And Acreage - Maker _____ ______ All k4L' JOHN K RIDER. ASSOC. W. Garnett White La Broker, 107W Cummercial Sanford 3712 ' _________________________ -w ' Ii4Ira: ------------- " ir., ."•'I -_ - ______________________________________________________ ________________ ROOM ADDITIONS AVAILABLE .." • ii ait *'th ?ir.a.c.rç' F,,, r?'afl . ______________________________ ______________ ___________________________ ('1dI'IiIJI('W1I -_ _________________ - an?o'd A, S.niqd. Fl Ii??? app? It yOvi' COiivifli.'fCi Coil 2sj Ojict)2jt , - jj - - ______________ _ - ' - - . . . -. ............ e - . - ,..,:,,.,', . .. ', ,,. 'S. ' •V (I . . By ' prior '', , . . ' ,' __.'. -------- .-, .-,----- . . ' _.i. - . L niH1I1hhi1i1:. --- - . . . . -.. .1 'i:::.:. 'Cove' now available ill Sanford's 11('58t'S( _... .-,-_\=.'. Lakefront 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, cental heat & air, wall to witIl carpet. Like new Crystal clear lake 139,500 Executive Home 1 bedrooms. 2 baths, shag carpet throughout, central heat 8. air. large pool with privacy fence See to appreciate We have many homes under 170.000. very low down payments - owner financed Please call us. Payton Realty Peg. Real Estate Broker 3371301, 2640 HIawatha Ave. at 17.92 59Wvsical 42Mb1$e Homes 1970 New Ame,'Icana 13'x60' 2 BR, 1 bath, air, beamed ceilings, raised dining area, new awning. Located on a beautiful Shaded corner lot, 13.0'*175'. Price 13.930. Assume low monthly payment on mobile home. 363-5489, Ovledo. Sten strom O Realty. 6NFORD'S S'kLES LEADER" T JOHNS VILLAGE OTIVATED SELLER' 3 edrooms, 1 bath. carpeting trougt'iout $17,500 DEAL FOR SMALL FAMILY! 3 rooms, 2 baths, 1000 + sq. ft. of vinig space Call for more details 19,900 '71 FeStival, 71'x44'. Located on beautiful corner lot in adult sectiOn. Screened front porch + carpeted screen room, Extra large storage shed, carport. fenced back yd. Solar.X on win. dow's. kool seal roof, etc 373 7611. 117,500 firm. GET THOSE LUXURY ITEMS FOR A FRACTION OF THEIR COST FROM TODAY'S WANT ADSI 322242O Anytime Your MLS Agency ALTORS 7S6SParkDr. IIccuil flC.i. "vi,iti GE Alt 377 Ilectrician's -___ Due to smoke damage. rnercnondse 25 to SO pct. off Buttons & Bows Children's Store. 2640 Hiawatha Ave., Sanford 323 8120. Manatee 65'x17', 3 bedroom, front kitchen, new carpet and furniture thrOughout. 13,500 delivered and setup. Call Andy, collect, 373 4441. .DED LOT-- Overlooking take. Easy Living Mobile Housing edroom house in Pine-crest, by ner. carpet, fenced, good iortgage 173,500 373 6711 down, take over payments, 7 edroom with den 373 7511 or 372 JOHNNY WALKER REAL ESTATE INC GENEPAL CONTRACTOR 60'x24', 3 bedroom, 2 bath. Furrushed 1300 down with good credit EASY LIVING MOBILE HOUSING 5737 E. Colonial, Orlando 273 6.161 Frontier 50' x 10' Front kitchen, deluxe carpet. central air Delivered and set up. 12995 EASY LIVING MOBILE HOUSING 5737 E Colonial Dr., Orlando 'ii) 6461 MOBI.E HOME MOVING, Corn plele set up I'll save you money. Licensed. Orlando 273 5470 322.6457 After 5- 177 7 111-373 7141 PS.. 2 full baths. family room & 'n, ptf'ftty Storage, large lot ? 47147 Come see the latest in luxury family living, the all new 21*6.1' Glen brook GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3*0) Orlando Drive Sentord 373 57(5) gp 3 bedroom. 7 bath. includes sposal and dishwasher, mem rshlp in iunior olympic pool, 'nnis court 136.500 43-Lots-Acreage DELTONA- 160*175', 17,000 MAYFAIR- l00'xIl'. 120.000 Kish Real Estate REALTOR 7701 5. French Ave .321 0011 lOS Sanora Ave 372 *721 5$ Friday, I SSat.& Sun '. - Beautilul S acres. paved road, trees, clear flowing stream, horses O.K Terry Realty, REALTOR, 67$ 0711 and I SANFORD I I 0 Free You'll Receive A Plant If 't'ev're One Of Our First Ill Visitors. . Lease An Apairtmsnt And You'll Receive A Large Plant For Your Ifew Apartment. . a- . I - _ rt '' -. : -. ' . '..,.. .. ... 'jL'. ,.' '1. .. -. ..... -.-= . .' . -_ -- - 'i J - -''--------- - -,., -- 7-,%torcycfc P,'.otrj'cie' lrSurjr',..i,' BLA IR AGENCY ________ - 1973 Honda 173 A 1 Excellent Condition Mutt sell dua to medical Condition Sacrifice 37) 3'?S-4 .' I - " .-. " 4-.r'PaI'' ' . ' 79Trucks-Trailers 1971 (htv',' (tistarn tO, half tn pick up. I' aed. factory air, automatic transmission, radio. front disc brakes, low mileage, A I condition 51793, 323 4743 1973 Ford pick up F.250, I wheel drive ton. Fact air, consider trade for El Camlrio 904 3713716 , . 64-Equipment for Rent 1964 CPe-i'y Truck, 6 Cyl automatic. 1175 1957 Chevy Truck, 6 cyl 5175: 373 74*4 Rent Blue Lustre Electric Carpet Shampooer f or only $1.50 per day. CARROLL'S FURNITURE flTflO. 1971 Dodge arid Camper, AC. PS. AM FM, Cruise Control 6. other 'x'ras 5.400 miles ss.ioo Wiliseli separate 377 0575 Pit Bulls, all ages. Sclln2 out Plo reasonable offer refused 377 4414 65-Pets.Sopplies _____________________ _______ __________________ 8Oitos for Sale Shepherd Collie female. I t old; Terrier pup, 9 week male. Pay for ad 373-1166. _______________________________ -'--------___________- 1967 English Ford Panel Var, o.is saver, 1500 or best offer 372 8716 White German Shepherd Puppies. full blooded, five weeks, wormed. 150. 322 .9201. _______________________________ Singer Zig Zag, In cabinet, 3 needle, front load deluxe sewing machine. Sold new for $319.00 Pay balance of 18$ or lOpaymerits of 19. See at. SANFORD SEWING CENTER 301 East First, Downtown 322.9111 Eve. *69.1144 1962 Ford Fairlane 165 3309 Doberman Pinsches' pups, AKC, female, shots, cropped ears. Excellent pedigreed 1175. 3-65 5710 _________________________ This is our 13th year at Animal Haven Grooming & Boarding Kennels. Thanks. to you, our customers. 322 5757. ________________________ 52Applsances GE Stove I Refrigerator. Best Off It' accepted. 322.1210, 410 Juanita Court, Sunlarid Estates.. Cash For Your Junk Cars 373 9136 A to Zoo The complete story on our new Central Florida Zoo Read t all on July 3 ___________________________ CASH For Your Junk Cars 323 1329 67A-Feed - -.____________________ Bingo Sweet Feed. 12 pc?., 54 Mustang Pellets, 12 pet,, 1375. Other low prlcet. Horse & Rider Store, 215$ Sanford Ave. KENMOREWASHER,p.jrt1, service, used machines MOONEY APPLIANCES)fl 0697 ______________________ 53-'TV.Radio-Stereo - JIM DANDY JtZZ FEED "BuyDirectFromBoxcar" C.ORMLY'S E 16 Sanford 373 ii)) Color TV's from $30; 81W, from $15; Service all makes. HERBS' TV 1700 S Frricl'i, 3711734 - __________ ,_. .- 68-Wanted to Buy --- COLOR TV,$119SMONTH RENTAL PURCHASE PLAN 6441006 ______________________________ -- . . -. We Buy Furniture 1947 Pontiac, factory air, new tires,. gOod running condition, 1400 32) 1333. '71 Pontiac 10 pass wagon, AC. FM AM, AT. PS. P06. May need motor $600 37)3937 _________________ I96 Chrysler Newport, Excel Ccrio. Gold with Ivory Top. AC PS. PB, Automatic-$34 3442 1973 Volkswagen. I speed. mileage low. Call 64* 3732 f information OAVES'373c370 1970 Rambler Reasonable 331.0014 Closets oserflowRlg *u?h Suits mat are too tight' A Clessufed Ad in THE HERALD Pt the answer! 16' Larson, 75 HP Evinrvde Trailer, 1115 210 Bradslsaw Drive, Sanford ' Cash for good used Furniture & Antiques STAN'S. 372 9719 1966 Dodge Station Wagon. new paint, tune up. will pull boat 1450 firm 373 126? "4 USIN4ESS DIRECTORY '''- fEERTS READY TO SERVE YOU JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY Air Conditioning ' Hgme Improvements' - Central Pleat & Air, Condtioninq. For tree estimates, call Carl Harris. at SEARS in Sanford, 372. 1711. BUDDY'S P404,SEIMPROVEMENT. ALL TYPES OF CARPENTRY AND REPAIRS 322 1131 Spring is here and it's a good time to choose dl new home from the pages of our classified ads BEAT HIGH ELECTRIC COSTinstall a water to air heat pumpfree est.. DYKES AIR CON DITIONING 372 *877 Spring is "Move outside time" Get patIo and lawn furniture at a g000 price Read the Classified Ads - Don't need!" Serve a useuI purpose again when you sell them with a Classified Act from the Herald Call us today' Don't delat'! Just dial 372 2611 or 131 9993 To place your lw cost Went Ad Paint & Body Work _________________ y00 have tried tP',' reS? no,', •ry IPiC test F ipert r-sn? & td ACrL 7)6 7306. attr 8 p 37) 1575 Pch Lr P. ri -- Pest Control - , Dr".e ___________________________ P'et Care P1 7 l U' I It".arci P. (1.r.:'. I'I" 372 -i057 ' ' - At1 1.1,1 lf(', .s.Nfl ; [AI'rr,' All tspes lots & uceragi. neared We have top toil, fill dirt, clay, and shell available Please call night or day. fl TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON (formerly Harrlett's Beauty N) 519 E. Pine3fl 5117 I STEPSON LAND CLEARING ri.i, clir;osoipls9i) SPECIAL Permanent Wave, $10 Ask for "Glen" Bernice's Beauty Salon, 7635 Sanford Ave. 371 393k SLIM BUDGETS ARE BOLSTERED WITH VALUES FROM TIlE WANT AD COLU St N S "'' .. I Horn. Improvements I 331 0707 lulldirig. roofing and concrete finistul ng, free estimates ' r', F. - Potogruphy _ , - - P K SEAMAN. PhOTQRAPMv Weddings Car"d'J, Ccmr.erc& Portraits. Aerial, Advertising . . Surnmer Wedding Special 676 S,56 - "5" - - . ,irvj lea' r'g lii dr t. (ia. C( k Au of digging Mouse trail ers stored and moved 327 9117 or ,1I _______________________________ LimOs wnQ OiScrU. (lack FOe-( StOn' ha, t,alrincj, CC.57.flO 3?? II?? allen 5 ':-si.-. ki j ,?,_'1j 1.6 & up Also Iree estimates on sprinkler systems Call 32') 6050 after s p mn ______________________________ - . MAKE ROOM TO STORE YOUR WINTER ITEMS SELL "DON'T NEEDS" FAST WITH A WANT AD Phone 3?'? 7611 or 8)1 9993 $nd a frier4ly Ad Visor will f'I.ninale the hmqh (oSt Of watering help you your lawn We install sprinkler SyStemS at the r rc3sonOble SOLAR HEATING AND WATER rates in the area l're estimates P',IRIFICAliOPI SYSTEMS-.Southern Lawn Service 371 954? Call Phil Gonzalez 303 323 3939 . , ' . . '-.'':!.. . . . . . . .. I AlA CLEANt, All Fitenior preS%0re, G' -- v :: '. "U .'' . .., 4-x " -, , Expert root reps rs tal roo's shingleS All WOrk guarirfe. I llqoc,r)F oçu i Utility Buildings '-,. - Alum,num tjtiltv Build-nc. mIld n floor. delivery, installation W.ily wa', o' OrLir.jo 296 1276 Well Drilling t%cySf V'f It S f.)WiLI.,Io l'.j,S'I' SPRINKLER SYSTE?," All type-s and sirs Vi,' repair arid ser ST PIE MACHINE 6. ctir'i V (0 7',7? 'A r ,i Il? 6?,. ive 1: , - .. 3_I) ' '.. - Roofing Mowing & Edging ' Pessure Cleaning Lawn Care ' l, ,,,,,* ' ( PIIOTOGRAPI'ly BY ED Specialists in outdoor portra.t% A ls,,j WedOngs (,ulI fcc j'?,i.i .tf!rr S 30. ,,73 9092 ,ijrl Moderni:lng your Home? Sell no longer needed out useful items with a Classified Ad ' rs "1 1 f;: _ Land Maintenance ___________________ If your roof Is for the birds '' C&A Backhoe Service i is. )i .- Boauty Care . - '' Lund C1Oib1g . , - We do brIck work & install home antenna s',-Stems at low ra'es Free estImates, 173 1??) - - , jpr_r'iitjre Carpentry, Remodeling, Additions, Need your qr5i.(,? Prompt and Custom Work Licegsed Bonded cScp.'rxlrrt scm v.Ce 57 arid up 377 Free estimate 37) 6038 9597 CiUIRIAGE COVE I-, State Rd. 427, 2.3 miles east of 17•92. Ph. Sanford t305) 323-8160 Orlando i3OS g34.fl99 ' .; .'.i,i. ..,' Reconaitionco fl,ilteres. $1? 95 exchange REEL S BODY SHOP 1109 Sanford Ave NELSON'S FLORIDA ROSES Woodruff's Garden denier 601 Celery Ave Sanford Anniversary Specials: End tables, 13 each; Hutch, 135; Dinette with 6 chairs, 5.15: Sofa, hard.rock maple frame, 175. Youth bed, $33; ony9ny i; oriso,e IV Zenith, $75; large Dining table. 6 chairs, ItS; Matching velvet barrel back chairt, $95; Secretary, $133; Antique Morris. recliner, $35; matching twin beds, $Sfor pair. Shop and compare our prices. KULP DECORATORS. 409 W. lit St.. 322.7335. Call the BirdMien Wrenn finest dul1'FamiIy Mobile Home Park. Come out and Inspect the Model Homes on dsp1ay 76-Auto Parts Let me MOW or TILL your lot and or garden spot Floyd Freer, 372 3191. Double bed with oak bookcase, headboard & frame, chest & dresser, $75. Also Misc, items 371. 0041 - GENLVA - 1 Arret. $16,000 A small Classified Ad bringS big returns. Try one and see Coil 322 2611 or $31 9993 Merchandise -, LAKE MARY-?61'iiIb'. 516.700 droom, 1* 7 bath on corner lot, 8.900 ExIsting. 516.500. 1 prt. 3731602. 13' Travel Trailer. stove, sink, ice box, sleeps 6. 1650. 37)6714. Special Shrub and garden sprayers, 9$ cents ce GardenLand, 1100 W. 1st St., 3r,.U30 Kltchen.Bathroom Cabinets, Counter tops, Sinks, Installation available. Bud Cabell, 3fl $057 anytime. 5732 E Colonial Dr.. Orlando New Double Wide 75-Recreational Vehicles 62-Lawn-Garden ________________________________ S PALMETTO AVE., 3 bedroom, iz bath. kitchen equipped, con en lent to shopping Drive by and all. 1fl,. CASH 3224I32 For uted furniture, appliances, tools. etc f3u' 1 or iCCI items I arry's Mart, 715 Santo.'cJ Aye' W'w'idrw "4' xecuti'.'c 6. d"nlrs. ¶e(re'arlal desks & chairs, s?r,5 hl cPiO irs, f Iri cabinets, as is Cash and Carry. PIOLL'S Casselberry. 17 97. *304206__ - 55--Boats & Accessories Family Special Wanted to buy used office furniture Any Quantity. PIOLL'S Casselberry, Hey 1797 $30 4205 60-Office Supplies - I Piece or Housefull CASH 373 4321 - Marshall Amplifier, super base 100, 5250 Speaker cabinet. $150 Or -'est offerx 171 $716 Assume Payments - Bennett Realty Inc. MOBILE HOME PARK $55 1431 itint From Ik'sI lot selection . '.- STAll'S HWY 16 FLEA MARKET Saturday & Sunday 337.9719 SALE! ANTIQUES ROBSON MARINE 2977Hwy 1197 3735961 51-Household Goods .-, seal of said Court on this )d day of Junc, A.D 191$ (ScsI) Arnr H Betkith, Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court By' LillIan Jenkins C)eputy Clerk Ned N. Jutlan, Jr STENSTROM, DAVIS 6. MCINTOSH Post Office Box 133Q Sanford, Florioe 31771 Attorneyt fci Petitioner Pubt%h' June 9, 16 23 isis . S Minutes out I bedrooms with 7 acres Large garden area. 122.000 Sunlamid Home -121.000, 3 bedroom. I bath. Very good terms or VA P41cc 3 bedroom, 1½ bath, central heat 8. air, wall to wall carpets. Very easy to buy. A to Zoo. The Herald's specIal section on our new Central Florida Zoo. Don't mist it on July 3. edrooms. 2 baths, large family ions, membership in recreational cIlitle Including peril arid tnns urtt 113.500 - of PEARL LAKE CAUSE Containing (.26 Acres must be in writing arid rr.tstt state Snow IIIU Road siall not be less then Florida. Ctu* This public hearing will beheld in y the bord of County Corn- thence North 00 de9re*s 41' (Al the pIeced resiaenceand pOSt tfit tac' iry'siqi,l (71) days. In addition, Board of County LI' ig address of Hst claimant ano mu-st be the County Commission CPiatni)ers mitsiontri of Seminole County, 13 seconds East 371.09 f. CommISsioners, '.t', i be posted In Pie area to said Easterly right of.way 'It' he a .',s'(W'id for annexation and to by lte claimant, isis agent, 04 the CourThouw, Sanford, Florida, Florida, thIs 74th day of June, A.D Seminole County, Florida point of beginning çf Pi attorney. Or it will become on July 77. 1915, at 700 P M or as in; 5' SIdney L Vihln, Jr. C "rj i' least fifteen (IS) days AND ALSO All of lh' Cu' ,4'dtt v-aid 'cardng to iaw Soon thereafter as pc,St.bie Chairma'-i (Seal Aate of the Public Hearing i' 'Ice ,,west '.of the SouthweSt Board of County Bc-aid of County fJATEDthiS?OthdayofMay,A 0. EDMUND I. WOOLFOLK. ('letcO ?'Oy 9$h. I73. ' 0 SectIon 14, Town' .,p 7 SOuth, 191$. Commissioner's CommissIoner, ESQUIRE F un'C' WilSOn Range 79 Fast. of Seminole County. Florida Seminole County, florida Freeman & Wool'olk Phyllis JoldaPil, A Fietutrix (Seat) By 5f Vihlen. Jr B,: Arthur H. Be-ckwith, Jr. (.fty Clerk P.O. Box 54* Albert P4 !itt • Arthur H. T#,ck P, Clerk of the Circuit Court Chairman All smonte Springs, P'Iorida 32701 A'Iorney fr E.ecutria of the City of Clerk Of 71i4 Cl' J,' By: Marie W. Walker Alta,nriqWe Springs, Seminole County Utility Attest 710 Edwards 8uilding, By: Mast? I, I /i'lf Attorney Artfw.c H Be'CkY,lth. Jr FlorId. nfrjd flu 17771 Deputy Clerk Publish' Jt,*"f '"I' PubliSh. June 30. 1975 P..t-.ttIi i." 30. 1973 Publish. June 72. 10, July 7. 14, 1975 Publlh J'.JflC 9, 16, 73, 30, 1975 sc 190 D1060 DEO 135 Countiy Home NER FINANCE- 3 BR, I bath ome, paneled, large fenced lot for arden Yours for only 119.000 Reg Real Estate Sroker 37i 0640.37"? 7746,32) 7195 Lawn Mowers We Sell The Best 6. Service. The Rest. Western Auto. 30? W 1st St. Sears Riding Mower, 6 HP, 23" cut. excellent condition, 1200 373 5715 after 6 - 30 pm. S Acres 3 bedroom, 2 bath mobile home S?2.5.'0 OAner financed (2) 5 Acre tracts, very low aown payment, mobile home approved. Patio Houses - , - lSllParkDr AFTER MRS. PEM.TOR 371 3Q91 377 064$ 773.9791 OL POOL with this 3 BR, 2 Bath ome Energy saving air (and. ystem. Family room with serve tru bar & fireplace 137,500 WITT REALTY Crilchfield 70', 170 Mercrsjiser, Head, Of I shore equipped, trailer with electric wench, excellent condition 13,175 373 4262 hWTLANO FLEA MART 1911 Hwy. 1792 Open Sat. & Sun. 9.3 3392920 WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY--SELL--I °ADE 3ii.31SE. First St. 371 571 Jim Hunt Realty $1300 REBATE NO QUALIFYING 3 BR home, all extras, I pct. steqest. $79,100 32? 7717. edo- Secluded on 1 acre with ,ts of trees, liz years old, 3 edroom. 2 Full baths, air and eat, w w Shag carpet, 1g. eat in itchen, formal dining room, and its of wall paper, huge family om with fireplace, ond i'creation room with wet bar, 11,500 - 365 5)16. 13' Sportsman's In Hull. Walk through windshield, 15 HP Chrysler engine, new galvanized trailer. Al Condition 11095 37) 1762 Sale - By owner, 142.500. large I BR, tam rm,7yrs,poot,dbl oar. (en Pt a, 51.500 down Attume 7. PCI loan 37) 1711 copy 1: A BETTER TOMORROW Is possible for a lot less than you'd expect with this.) bedroom. 2 bath pool patio cabana home In Sari ford Covered brick patio area off pool Family room, wooded lot, 513,500 373 9110 REALTOR 372 7191 ______ - 1561 Lee Road, Winter Park 30S 641 4341 John Seggio REALTOR BROKER CailBart Real Estate -_____________________ _______ SYSTEMS FOUR INC. owner, like new, 7 Bedroonts Ia. room, detached garage, 'riCed yard 119.000 373 95$$. LARGE LOT Enough for garden or pool, 3 bedrgom, newly reconditioned hon5e for just 511.950 VA or F HA terms, Ond move right In toregister ___I, Modern and Sharp 3 bedroom split plan, 11. 1 baths, fenced yard. garage, carpets, stove and refrigerator. 1160 223 Mo. $31 1222. CLIFF JORDAN,REALTOR -- -. UrWurnished - 4 Bedroom, I': bath home, good Condition, excellent financing. $11,000 New house's In a rural area, No down pOyment, monthly payments lest than rent Government tubt'duzed to quOlif led buyers Call to see If you qualify I M. UNSWORTH REALTY Reg Real Estate Broker 103W is? St 323 6061, 373 0517 Eves, - - -, Purchase Plan * -:-' 2606S Hwy 179'? REALTOR 373 5771 * They're Hot" * - _____________ Ill ALL PRICE RANGES 117W. 1st St. 372 5411 Harold Hall Realty * "set 'Em While * the point 4 Empty, move right In, 4 bedrooms, family room, separate living 6. dining rooms, 30'xlO' Screened porch, l'iuoe inside utility room, 2 car garage, 2" yrs. old, REDUCED TO ORIGINAL COST. at Dad's Price ______________________ _______ BALL REALTY Choice Listings isoo Mom's House ______________________ --- - Central Ficrud's MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR 377 1991 19195. French 3?? 7374, 372 1196.373 1914 377 lcsc. 372 1164 - the provisIons of Section Final Report, Waiving Formal Seminole County, FlorIda. of consider the adoption of an or Defendants. to from Glace I. Radcliffe, Inc.. 1311 telling Advertised prcducts Florida Statutes. Appraisal, for Distribution and f TlsatportionofdherryStreet lyIng Palmetto Avenue, Winter Park, dirtanceamendingOtqinance No. 73. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE CLERK'S NOTICE Immediate income Local Florida Publish: June9. 14, 73. 30. 1913 Discharge of Personal Repres.en lIby Seminole County. Florida, title EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. east of the west right of way line Of Florida, for $1500 which is non. OF SALE company. Business goodl Looking SI DEO CUlT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR tative. and that said Petition will be Second Street and west of the west refundable. of which is as follows; NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN for something with a future that heard on the 30Th day of July. A.D. right of way line of First Street; AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING SEMINOLE COUNTY No bid will be considered unless It under a Judgment of Foreclosure mak sense. Investment of 1119$ PROBATE DIVISION 1975. at 10 00 AM or as soon otto, that part o' Second Street lying Is accompanied by the bidder's arid Sate entered by the Judge of the FOR THE ISSUANCE OF NON. Call meat 305169 liii collect PROBATE NO. 73.I37.CP thereafter as the same may be ,astofLot3,BiockBandwestofLot certified or cashier's chck or bid Circuit Court In and for Seminole EXCLUSIVE FRANCHISES TO CITYOF heard, by one of the Judges of the 4. Block A. AND In re: Estate of OPERATE Tail cab business and related bond made payable to the order of County. Florida, on the 25th day of INSTALL. ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, Circuit Court, Eighteenth Judicial PERSONS INTERESTED MAY the City Of Attamnonte SprIngs, June. 1975, In a certain cause bet. MAINTAIN COMMUNITY AN- HAZEL M LEE franchise. Call Fadel 901 353.3371. FLORIDA deceased. Circuit of Florida, in arid for APPEARANDBEHEARDATTHE Flofida,foranamounlnoflessthtn ween COMBANK.WINTER PARK, TEPIPIA TELEVISION SYSTEMS PfoticeOfPubllcHearing NOTICE TO CREDITORS WITHIN THE UNINCORPORATED Seminole County, in the Probate TIME AND PLACE ABOVE spercentoftPtebId total. This sum a Florida banking co'poration. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: 25-Loans Court, Room 729, Seminole County SPECIFIED and RONALD NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by LIMITS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, To All Creditors arid All Persons willservs.asbldIecutityandwillbe Plaintiff, Courthouse, Sanford, Florida 37771. S.afl forfeited to the City as liquidated SCARLATA, et al., Defendants, the City Commission of the City of AND FURTHERMORE. SETTING Having Claims or Demands AgaInst Objections to s.aid Final Report Board of County damaqes In the evtnt a contract being Case No. 742095-CA 090. I Altamonfe Springs, Florida, that FORTH THE GENERAL CON. Said Eslafi: Loans available for any type of You are hereby notified and and Petition for Order Approving Commisslonrs said CIty Commission will hold a DII IONS ACCOMPANYING THE eward is m.sde and the contract will tel I at public auction to the busIness or real estate, operabng any claims and THIS FRAN. required to present Final Report, Waiving Formal of Seminole County, Florida GRANTING OF documents and bonds are no' highest bidder for cash at the West publIc hearIng: capital, expansion, Mr. Smith $13. demands which you may have Appraisal, for Dittrioution and for By: Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. properly and promptly executed as FrontDoorCourthouseintheCityOf () Toconsiderannexationof the CHISE: AMENDING SECTION iS Discharge of Personal Represe'n Clerk of the Circuit Court Sanford, Seminole County. Florida. following described property lying (a) (1) OF ORDINANCE P40. 73 11 against the estate of HAZEL M. required in the specifications. tative. if any, should be duly filed. By: .loann K. Hare No bidder may withdraw his bid at thehourofll.000'clockA.M.,On and beIng in Seminole County. TO PROVIDE FOR FREE IN. LEE, Deceased, late of Seminole Rentals Dated this 74th day of June. AD. Deputy Clerk STALLATION OF CATV SERVICE County, Florida. to the Clerk of the ____________________________ prior to 30days after receipt of bIds. the 15th day of July, 1975, that Florida, to wit: in 1975 Publlth June 30. 1913 TIse City Of Altamonle Springs, certain parcel of real property Lots 1, 7,3. 1. 5, 7 and I, Block A, TO CERTAIN FACILITIES WHICH Circuit Court, arid file the same S. Beverly B berrvard? DEO 191 FlorIda. reser''es the right to reject described as tallow's DOL.RAY MANOR SUBDIVISION, ARE PASSED BY THE CABLE dupilcateand its provided In Section As Ancillary 29-Rooms That part Of Lots 30, 31 & 32' PIat Book ii, Page 9*. Public SYSTEM: DELETING SECTION iS 733 16. Florida Statutes, in their any or all bids, to waive any Administrafrix C.I.A. of me --- _ SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD "FOREST CITY ORANGE PARK." Records of Seminole Courtly. fbi (7) OF ORDINANCE NO 73.14 offIce's :n the County Courthouse in technical defects, and to accept any Last Will and OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS IN ITS ENTIRETY. AMENDING Seminole County. Florida. withIn Wanted- Workriq Girl to share air bid that It may deem tO be for the as recorded in Plot Book 7, page 60. Floriva; Testament ot Notic*of Public Hearing Public Records of Seminole County, to the corporate limits of the City of SECTION 71 OF ORDINANCE NO. four calendar months from the time condItiOned mobile home in the belt interest of the City. Charles Leonard Button. oftPefIrstpubiicationhereof.or The Board of Counly Corn BY ORDER OF THE CITY OF Florida. described as follows: 73.11 BY CREATING A NEW country. 319514) AItamonte Springs. Florida; and missloners of Seminole County wIll AL TAM ON I E S P R I N OS, of intersection of From fbI To consider alto the q'jestion SUBSECTION Ii) TO PROVIDE same will be barred. Publish: June 30. 7, 14. 21, 1975 Filed af Sanford, FIdrida, this 2nd In N.e Herald Classified ads are hold a public hearing to cO.flider an FLORIDA the Easterly right of way line of of designating and assigning the PROCEDURES FOR ADOPTION 112 appeal agaInst the Board of blackandv,Siiteandreadallover Mrs Phyllis Jordahl PEARL LAKE CAUSEWAY as zoning classification of P0 OF MODIFICATIONS OF THE dY of May 1975. Arthur F. Lee FICTITIOUS NAME Justment In denying a Special Exshown onthe said plot of "FOREST Professional Office District to said PROVISIONS OF SECTION 76.31 City Clerk As ExeCUtor Noticeisfierebyg'vc'ntltat we are ception to park a mobile home in a Publish: June 30, 1915 CITY ORANGE PARK," and the property, as that classification Is OF AND RULES THE 3OApai1ments S JOSEPH DAVIS, JR. engaged in business at 1171 State A-i Agriculture Zone on the DEO192 Southerly rigtd.ol.way line of State described in the zoning ordinances REGULATIONS OF THE FEDER Attorney for Estate of Street, Sanford Plaza, Santord. following descrIbed property: Road No. 436 as now laid out and of the City of Altamonte Springs, AL COMMUNICATIONS COM.MIS If you are tired Of trying to get the 73. Florida Land & NOTICE S.mfr.* County, Florida under the RESOLUTION exists., run South 00 degrees 11 Florida,towlt' Ordinance No. 27173 SION; AMENDING SECTION 79(a) HAZEL M LEE Lot OF Plumber, the roofer, the dec Box 1130. fictitious name of HEAVEN SCENT Colonization Company LimIted W. CLOSING, VACATING AND minutel 2$ slconds West along the and as amended and supplemented. OF ORDINANCE ff0. 73 11 TO Post Office trlclan. the yard man, try corn FLOWER BOUTIQUE, and that we Beardall's Map of St. Joseph in ABANDONING RIGHTSOFWAY said Easterly right of way line of The present zoning classification PROVIDE FOR THE PAYMENT Sanford, Florida 37771 fOrtable ffld secure BRAM said miami with the Section 21.1930. Seminole County. PEARL LAKE CAUSEWAY 100 feet of said Intend property is R 4 Multiple TO THE COUNTY OF THREE PER Publlth: June 73. 30, 1973 to whori it may concern; IUWLI4. 33 44)0. DEO Ill Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole Florida. Further described as East NOTICE Is hereby given that the for the point of beginning; run Family Dwelling District otto Lot 1 CENT (3 PER CENT) OF THE AN County. Florida In accordance with of S.R 13 on Iowa Road. Board of County Commissioners of thence South?) degrees 07 minutes and P 1A Single Family Dwelling SUBSCRIBER NUAL GROSS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND If you can qualify we offer you Triispubllc hearing will be held in Seminole County. Florida, at itt 55 seconds East 71O.6v feet to the the provisions of the Fictitious District as to Lots 7 through I in REVENUES FROM REGULAR FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, convenIence - excellt main. the County Commission Chambers Regular Meeting held on th9 24th begInning of a curve, concave cluslve, as those classificalions are flame Statutes, To Wit; Section CATV OPERATIONS IN THE FLORIDA tenant, security and in of the Courthouse, Sanford, Florida. day of June, AD. 1975, inthedounty Northeasterly, having a radius of $65.09 Florida Statutes 1957. described In the zoning ordinances COUNTY; AMENDING SECTION CiVIL .CTlOPl NO. flalbon resistant rentals, BRAM 3]$7,9 S' Carl P. JOhnson thence felt; run arid re'gulatbont of Seminole County, cii July 37, 1975, at 7:00 P.M., Of t Commissioners' Meeting Room In OF ORDINANCE NO. 7311 30 (a) In re the Marriage 0f TOWERS, Sanford. 37) 4130 Alice H Oolgner soon thereafter as possible th,CourlhoijseatS,anfOrd,SeminOIe Southeasterly 19.31 fee? along the Florid$. BY CREATING A NEW SUBSEC PRESTON II NEAL. Husband Board of County PubliSh June 9. 16. 7). 30, 1915 The Public Hearing will be held In County, Florida, pursuant to arc of said curve through a central TIOPI (4) PROHII1IITIPIG IN and I Bedroom unfurnished apt, air. CommIssiOners DEC19 the 'fly Hall, Altamonte SprIngs, PetitIon and Notice heretofore angle 0100 degrees 19 minutes 35 RATES AND EVELYN S NEAL, Wife 1ff CREASES walt to wall carpet 1173 month Seminole County, Fior.da ilo?ia.ontte79lhdaycf July, 1975, given, passed and adopted a seconds to the end of said curve; CHARGES FOR CATV OPERiC. NOTICE OF ACTION 550dam.p.,sit 7cJ) [ 21st St IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 8y Sid VIslen. .lr. ittl Op ni, x .issoonttiereatleras Resolution closing, vacating end thence North 00 decrees Ii minuteS lIONS WITHOUT PRIOR AP THE STATE or: FLORIDA TO. 3134)19 after 5 30 EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. Chairman and 7$ seconds East 112.74 feet; thence pit' ble, It *tilth time interesled renouncing abandoning, PROVA' OF THE BOARD OF EVELYN S. NEAL CUlT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR Attttt: disclaiming any and all right of the South 71 degrees 13 minutes 44 pit' es anc itiren?. for and against COUNTY COMMISSIONERS AF. Residence Unknown MAKE ROOM TO STORE YOUR SEMINDLE COUNTY Arthur I'. Beckwith, Jr. CountyofSeminoleandthlPubliclfl seconds East 15.13 feet to the ttiroposie affleittionand zoning TER AN APPROPRIATE PUBLIC WINTER YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED ITEMS. . SELL PROBATE DIVISION Publish' June 30, 1975 iiI' e hear I. !.tiil hearing may be and to the follOwing described beginning of a curve concave PROCEEDING WHICH AFFORDS that PRESTON H. NEAL has filed a "DON'T NEEDS" FAST WITH A PROBATE NO. 7S.1$5-CP Northeasterly having a radius of &EO 195 rights of way, to wit: car' nued h',e fli ie to time until DUE PROCESS. PROVIDING FOR Petition In the Circuit Court of WANT AD. Phone 3712611 or 131 in re: Estate ci thence run In action ii Ill Cmi by the City feet; BeginnIngattheS.E,cornerOfLOt 3631.04 CONSTRUCTION; Seminole County, Florida, for a LIBERAL 999) and a friendly Ad Visor will ALttF RIA COMBS SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD 7, thence N 1$ degrees ii' II" E Southeasterly along the arc of said Co mitti(r PROVIDING FOR SEVERABILITY diStotutin of marriage, and you are help you deceased OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS SO ti3' to the SW corner of Lot 100. curve 72 Iet, more or lesS, to the IS nct I t'itl riotecI A? Ih.' z.ari PUfl'JiflIP(", 10P AN F[ .PJI '.i4JY Ui NOTICE TOCREDITORS Noticsof Public Hearing thence NO? degrees 02' 01' V. 71.90' Shore line of PEARL LAKE. run ii' Hall 'rnllh the City of FECTIVEDA'VF wrillendefentes, if any, on NED N. All creditors of tttt estate of thence So'itherly along laid shore A ')mont.f fpsinç Florida. and in The Board cit County Corn. to the beginning of a curve con of said Ordinance shall be A JUL lAN, JR Of 5TEPISTROM, ALBE RTA COMBS. deceased, are mitsioners of SemInole County will caving north easterly to the right line to a point of the North boundary tt .' n IfIsir laces within the avililableat theofficeof the Board of DAVIS & MCINTOSH, Attorneys for .4 h'rrhy notificd arKi requred to file of the SoutPiwe$' hold a public hearing to co.nider an Psavirga radius of 2$', thence along of the Southwest I' y. art' jtlisl i I, TIst Evening County Commissioners. Seminole Petitioner, Post Office Box 1330. of Section 11, a&y claims or demands which they' appeal against ;t. Board Of Ad arc of said curve 39.37' to a point on '.01 the Northwest erald, 'rca ueper of general County Courthouse. Sanford, Sanford, FlorIda, 32711. and file the may have' against said estate in the lus.tment in approvIng a Special touth R.W of HilIview Dr., tfnince S Township 31 South, Range 29 Eat I rctjl,,tk ri I. V i City of Altavnonte Florida, for all persons desiring to original wIth the Clerk of the Circuit Office Of Clerk 01 Circuit Court of Excion to park a mobile home in ft ii' 11" W 1OOO along thence North $9 degrees 44 mifl fl ,prings ad Seminole County, examine same. Court on or bifore July 7th, 1975, Seminole County, Floridi, in the an A-I Agriculture Zone on the said R.W. tothebeglflflhltg of a curve 51 secondS West 313 feet more ci All parties in Interest and citizens Florida QC(e'Ir ceek for at least four otherwise a default and ultimate courthouse at Sanford, Florida, followIng described property: concaylrig south easterly to the len. along the Norih boundar,. lf (4) cm ',.p,'j1I' wCeks. prior lo the shell tayc an opportunity to be Iudgment will be entered against SE '.01 NE '4 of NE t.dOf Section tightt. thence along arc of said sabdSouthwest¼oftheSouthwi t i within four calendar m?ht trom dateo tt'v Polk Hearing; thedafe heard t s.aid hearing, you for the relief demanded in the the date Of the tlrtt ubtitatiOn f '9 71 37, SemInole County, Hori4a, curve 39. I?', thence 502 deorees 04" 04 the Northwest '. to a point Ii tt By order of the Board of County of ftc' rlrgf blication to the date of Petitton. FANTASTIC OPPORTUNITY 1 acre egg ranch near Sanford, 3 bedroom, 1 bath home, ap. proximately 15.000 laying he'ns Company supplies hent, feed, and material. Grosses 11.500 11,600 per month Good terms to Qualified buyer COUNTRY HOME- 5.7 Acres, lovely 2 story older home (estimate over 100 Yr's.) In cellent area Giant oaks. & citrus Stables, corral, tack room, near Sanford. 1fl.. Stemper Realty ___________________________ - LOCH ARBOR- 3 bedroom, 7 bath, $59,900 IN COUNTY- Small, neat 7 bedroom home, central heat & air. eat in kitchen. fireplace, beautiful trees. $11,500 Adjoining lots available for 15.300 your sat'Is on our course and see what life is all about? Luxury Living at Prices You Can Afford. Set ' _____ -- WANTED-DESpERATE for Will Buy or Consign Any Item of Value SAPIFORDAUCTIOPI, 323 7310 73' Critchfieid Cruiser, 160 Inboard outboard power. Ideal for family camping, skiing. & fsshng 322 51*1 or 3fl 0721 cx - - - SANFORD - - -.-- Merchandise 5O-Mscellaneous o8-Wanted foBvy 1973 Bats Fishing Boat, I?' with '73 Evinrude 6 HP, & Trailer, Only $495. Call Whitey Eckstein, )fl. 1651 Dealer. Oil Furnace and lank, used 3 mo, $5,000 BTU-1100. Days- 321 0130, evenings- 645 0221. 3fl 7643 Larry Saxon, Realtor REALTOR 2701 S French Ave .321 0011 Conty---7 Bedroom %I75 Mo 371 76c3 ____________________________ _____________________________ 2 Bedrooms, adults preferred, 5)0 Week Unfumnithed, 323 5151; 377 6670 1505 w. 25th St. -- Housekeeper wanted, for retired one semianvalid No Cooking, good wages Write Box 2195, Sanford, Pla. -- tI1', 15? SAPIOPA - Kish Real Estate 24-Business Opçrtunities I- - CLIFF JORDAN, REALTOR Ball Re&ty i _____ . . Thr bedrooms, nicely located horn.'. $175, first & last TOWNHOUSES _________ ______________ Hutchison Ocean front Apartments, 319 5 Atlantic Ave Daytona flr'ach (au 32? 1058 SANFORD- 3 bedroom. 2 bath, 1)1.900 : SPECIAL INDIVIDUAL Corporate executIve needs pectoral aid to assist In businis Irregular hours, no responsibilities to in terfere with a 17 hr day poSitiOn Reply Box $12. cO The Evening Herald. P.O Box 1637, Sanford, Flo., 37771 21-Sjtuatjoos Wanted , NE''i SMYRP4A COTTAGE Larcji' cleôn 7 bedroom, fully furnished, 300' to beach Ideal site for bargain vacation. ALSO I Bedroom beach pool luxury condo, has everything. Rent by week or month 6471307. SANORA- I bedroom. 7 bath. 145.000 2 BEDROOM MOSSIE C. BATEMAN Peg Real Estate Broker Monday, June 30, 975-SB 55-Boats & Accessories , By Owner Lovely 3 bedrooms, I year old, large famIly room with fireplace, very large lot almost 1 acre. ldyllwilrle Section 3739464. !Dw down. ,%nter SprLng, 2 or 3 BR. large family room Beautifulshrubs and trees 1700 ma $31 $727 Apartments St. Johns River area. Home, marina, fish camp or acreage. Buying within 60 days. Wm. Koshlol, 203 Ocean Drive, Tavernier, FIa 33070, * sent Peg Real Estate Broker IiOE.2SlhSt. 3716655 Li ...••' "r:;.. -. Gariens Luxury ST. JOHNS REALTY CO BROKERS Days-3fl 4173 Plights 377 5424 or 373.2352 TAFFER REALTY LAKE MARKHAM- 3 bedroom, 7 bath, 148.000 373 5151cr 372 6620 FIELD CREATIONS a Marshall Field family owned company has local openng for an ambitious. personable lady F REE training, unlimited earning potential For personal interview phone 373 3470 -'' ________________ ______ CALL OWNER- 322 4195 or 373 2164, 3 BR, carpeted, central airheat, fireplace, all electric kit. then. 7i tots. 131,500 or best offer. 7 Bedroom fenced yard Eat ..... Lake Mary,? BR Furnished Aduttt, No Pets. $135 79$StateRd IS Unfurnished garage Sanford Ave. 5143 mo 1)11649 327 1301. 7640 Ha,i,atpia AvC YOU WILL PLEASE- TAKE said Court on June 23, 1975. MODIFICATIONS TO WATER Dubrlc Ridgeway; INTEREST Mary W Hawthorne, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, NOTICE that the Board of County References 3239167, Lonnie (Seal) SUPPLY FACILITIES Secretary, _____________________ ________________________ Shareholder & City Clerk EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dIR. Cornmissionersof Seminole County, Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr. AttamonteSptings, SIGNATURE - Michael D Work your own hours Earn eitr'a City of Cassetberry, CUlT OF FLORIDA, IN AND FOR Florida. at 7:00 0C10(k p m. On the Circuit Cowrt Clerk of the Florida 9-Good Things to 113 Led Ridge'way; ADDRESS income as art AVON Repreen. Florida __________ SEMINOLE COUNTY fled day of July, AD. 197$, in th By: Lillian Jenkins Sealed proposals for the con Dr. Long*ood. Fla. 37750 tative Call 641 3079 Publish' June b, isis IN PROBATE C.P. 6gg County Commissioners' Meeting struction of the Modifications to Ai Deputy Clerk Pure Hey Sworn to and subscribed before lit Fe: Estate of Room at the County Courthouse in Water Supply Facilities will be - PublIsh: June 30. July 7, 11, 21, 1975 me at Timberspan Steel Bldg. DEO 197 1101W. 3rd St., Sanford CHARLES LECPIA'43 BUTTON, Sanford. Florida. will hold a Public received by the City of Altamnonte DEO.1$9 Lonjwood, Florida, Seminole _______________________ _______________________ NOTICEOF PUBLIC HEARING Deceased Hearing to consider and determine Springs, Florida until July 72. 1975 at ______________________________ NOTICE OF FINAL whether or not the county *iII 10:00 AM. at which time the bids IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, County. Florida, this 30th day of NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING TO CUT COST AND CHASE THOSE 11-lnstnidio CONSIDER THE ADOPTION OF REPORTANDAPPLICATION vacat,,.bandon,discOntinue,Ciose, will be opened and immediately EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. May. 1973 MONDAY BLUES AWAY. Call Mario La Pamo FOR DISCHARGE AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ---COUNTY, renoi.nceartd disclaim any right of read ma public meeting n the City CUlT, SEMINOLE Roy MOnday Drafting Service $34 Notary Public, 7)11 BY All .erscios ,tre hereby rotil'ed ORDINANCE P40 RICHARD'S PROFESSIONAL the County and the public in and ID Halt, Altamonte Springs. Florida. FLORIDA. 7812. State of Florida that the undersigned as Ancillary BARTENDER'S SCHOOL the following rights.ofway running SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CIVIL DIVISION FILE NO. 74.3.95. Plans, specifications, and other at Large AdminFttratrix C I A. of the Estate through the described property, to. contract documents. may be CA.09.A NOT ICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Day & Night Classes. 3 Ml. N - My Committion of Charles Leonard Button, wIt: LOngwoOd, Junct. 17971 119 a public heartrg will be held in examined at the office of Glace & COMBANKWINTER PARK, a ExpIres July IS, 1973 Deceased, has completed ad All of the following streets as Radcliffe, Inc., Winter Park, Florida bankng corporation, Room 703. Seminole County dour3771756 or 371 1134 Plaintiff, As referred to in Paragraph 3 above. ministration of said Estate and has shown on the RevIsed Map of Florida. A complete set of bidding tttouse, Sanford, Florida, at 7:00 Publication of this intention Proof of filed in said Court her Final Report Money• Chuluota, according to Plat BOok 2. documents, including plans and p.m., or as soon thereafter as _______ Furnished or unfurnithed 3 bdrm., 7 bath, water, garbage and yard tare furnished, fenced back yard. 3730141. 41-Houses REALTOR 22015 French Ave ,371 0041 REALTORS 6437333 IdylIwIlde. tranferred, must sell, pool planned I BR, 2 bath, family rm w fireplace, carpet, custom drapes, many extras. 546,600. 323 4730. - Real Estate ______ ____________ 33-Houses Furnished WEKIVA RIVER • Adult mobile "home village, under large Shady oaks on the .cenic Wek iva Modern rican 'nit'riors, from $140 SMI W of antord 372 4170 -Uflh,rn,5pi,.,.. , ' 3736353 2 Bedroom, air conditioned, fur nlshc'd, plenty of ground, children welcome.-327 5459 Monthly RcntnisAvailable 5135 usc Color TV QUALITY ' ' Ill. Lç ''-, ......• '-..t. !d.I lc,i rl ,,e'd persons fl? lOSi - ---- ---_._._,,,,,,,,, flAMQOO COVE APTS I 7 BR Furn, Unfumn DcUE irpor1,37) 13 Forrest Greene, Inc. REALTOR3fl 719$ Homes AVALCJN APARTMEP4TS ADULTS NO PETS 116W 2nd St Are your Qetlingold! It your Income limited! Are you lOnCly? Why nol live at BRAM TOWERS, 373 4430 Whole house SIlO or Upstairs apt kitchen equ.ppec, 3 largc rooms, porch 590 372 0)51 is locatedIn Seminole County, Fiorida. has been filed against you and you PETITION FOR ALLOWANCE RI: the Marriage of more particular'y described as arereguired to servea Copy of your OF ADMINISTRATOR'S FEES SALVATORE ALFIERI - Efficiency_ Attractive SIOOlncludesutiIities 377 4170 U'. .I5 trnw AIRPOIfT BLVD 373 7170 CLASSIFIED SOLICITOR on encp Av 371 4117 or 6I 1652 * 12 B'edroom -- - --- .c - Air conditioned efficiency apart ment Call between a m 2 pm * Heated Pool _____________________________ ______________ Nice ustalrs efficiency apt , all ulititiesfurn summerrate s; so Aduttt 377 7296 & 47-Real Estate Wanted - io * Clothes Washer.Dryer ---_ I Bedroom turn water fur * Recreational Building fished, 513 mo 523• depost I IS DEADLINES ________________________________ fleoqn, near ShOpping 7617 Elm Sanford P40 PetS 3)9 6954 * Range'Refrjgeraor * Qishwasher. Dispos - ___________________ Now * W/W Shag Carpet . 0 Acres- 7 bedrrn. house on Lake MAYFAIR 3 Bedroom, $775 Dupont near Deltona, $37,000 CENTRAL -3 Bedroom. 1', bath. Daytona 6th • 237116$. $165 WYNNEW000 2 Bedroom, HURRY. 1 Bedrooms, only $25,100. furniShed. 1150 Don't miss this great buy on a roomy home. CALL NOW. CailBart Real Estate Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl, 41-Houses - - GER USED CAMPING GEAR IS IN DEMAND. SELL IT WITH A CLASSIFIED AD * Unturnished 41-Houses -. 7 IFNIAL A1'ARIMENT HOME' HOURS ________________ Or 2 Bedroom Adultt Only PARKAVEN1EMOBILEPARK SS Park Drive t7Oup Villas RATES CLASSIFIED DEPT. 32-Houses Unfurnished - . ... ' " "?''s'- ' '--,5'.i ,, • _"• �(U) Lost In Space (44) GiIiigan's Island TONIGHT'STV 11 5:00 (9) Dinah (24) Mister Roger's LEISURE Neighborhood Club Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 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You had a column once that mentioned a certain kind of alcohol which would drop the blood sugar. What was It? Also, is Losing weight a definite answer to a safe and sure way of hinging the blood sugar down? Or Is there still possibility of having to take Now I am having trouble with Insulin? Is being depressed and my driver's License. The doctor losing your temper connected won't sign a statement on un- with diabetes' controlle' diabetes. I asked him DEAR READER The kind what my blood sugar m ust be of alcohol that drops blood before he will sign the card so I sugar is the kind you mix In could get my license back and cocktails or get In beer. It acts he said 120. Don't you think this by chemically tying up an is unfair? I have had this for Important enzyme In the liver seven years and not had any (NAD) used to convert food dizzy spells or blacking out. Do stores to glucose. It won't help you though, and will make your diabetic problem worse. I don't approve of alcohol for diabetics. I do approve of your effort to lose weight, if you have any obesity problem at all. Many overweight women will have normal blood sugar tests after they get down to normal weigh t. I usually consider a good diet and correction of any obesity the first step in treatment of the obese pa ti ent wi th high blood sugar levels. Diet alone usually is as useful as the pills. It requires mor e effort, but If you want to avoid that needle, I'd recommend being conscientious about getting your weight under co ntrol. Exerc ise also lowers blood sugar. A good exercise pr ogram, done sensibly, might help with your diet program. Those high blood sugar Levels you have indicate that the liver is converting more food to glucose than your body uses, not just that you have a problem In absorbing too much U.VV SORRY NO PASSES (6) Andy Griffith The Colonel (24) Zoom IIa% 1L1 I,....,.I IJI '.OIJIV JUUJ 1401 ir% II.L,.... fl1 jj Mayberry % IJ (24) Villa Alegre (44) Get Smart ____________________________ -"I J Freedom ACROSS 35 ,, . , _, 32 Manitet j3 Snowing signs t c'i 34 English river - 4 Auricle 5 Actors pan '.-- . ' , M AR LA1S A Gr2E jfj • L.J. t.IL R EN,jT ,i IZ Nj , ___ [s E!1Ii ______ 0 tti E . N1N fj 9 Ad c) . h Knead (Scot) 31 Moines, Iowa 36 Distress signal -- 37 Mete out 38 Legal paper 39 Gets for a price 41 Rabbit 42 Heavenly body 43 Fourth of -- Pi - .., W.'wx iinrra Ir Foremost Pail 26 Human groups 47 Freudian term 29 Moral fault 49 Social event 44 F4v1.I1a MEMO NONE MIII NEESE IJ .JlI sugar. For more detailed information on diabetes, write to me In care of this newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, Radio City Station, New York, NY 10019 and ask for The Health Letter number 311. Send a long, stamped, self-addressed envelope and 50 cents for mailing and costs. NOW AT BOOKMART SANFORD PLAZA SINGER AUTH DEALER SANFORD PLAZA ir Fri5?- Sun NE__ N9 4F. R Mi 'This Is 1 a H 4ack ' \ ' PROFESSIONAL SERVICES The Board of County Corn miisionerS of Seminole County, Florida will consider and select a consulting economist to provide professional economic consulting services for the Economic Element of the Seminole County Corn pi-ehensive Plan. Services to be performed on a shorlttrm basis include, but rn4y not be limited 10. an analysis of the economic, land use and public facility requirements and ramifications of agricultural. residential, commercial and in clustrial development Persons or firms desiring to be considered are rpri i,etrd to " ibmit qualification 0 I_____ T IOIAISIT II Sot free 12 Caddoan Indians is Kind of lettuce 18 Turn around 20 Fragrant plant 21 Bolivar, for 25 T5TEI - T (slang) 24 Gudo't 7 T*o-.NhggW carriage 6 German poet 9 Aii',i A L 2 College cheers example 3 Greek love 22 Kite god 23 Criticize ..: H MA LA I Destiny - - L A Last DOWN Courts ,,,_,••, .,. - Case" 36 Mbnu item 39 Throb 40 Arena cheer 41 Break 42 Watering place 45 Bondage 48 Musteline mammal 50 Siouan Indians SI Respond to 52 Singing voice 53 Clumsy boats 1 Unhampered 5 Freeman's privilege 10 Swiss town 12 More optimistic 13 Spine 14 Mournful 16 Sigmoid curve 17 Canadian Indian 19 Military abbreviation 20 Greitk letters 21 Old English minOrial 23 iterate 26 149 (Roman) 27 City in ancient Gaul '- - Answer to Previous Puzzle a • • ,_, • . 4 • illl IjJJIll WOMEN 1jul11 JIIJJJ I I J11 JJJII Jill Jill JJ JIIJJII lli MENNEN Jill. I Jill. lion, WOMEN ANN IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY IN PROBATE C.P. 611C In re: Estate of VIENNA ROBERTS BUTTON, Deceased NOTICE c FINAL REPORT AND APPLICATION FOR DISCHARGE 'Al periCWS are hereby notified tht tM undersigned as Ancillary Adminlitrattix C.I.A., of the Estate Roberts Button, Vienna ecea. has completed the a ministration tp.ereof and has flied in Said id Court her Final Report and -. b.' •,i ii ally, brioulo "I.' be duly filed proof of pubiraton Aftrr fI s h o win g this Notice has bern IA. JDl UflU On a a w eek ' "s' the matter c.1 consecutive weeks, approval of said Report and AV plication for Discharge will come before the court, Dated this 24th day of June, A P 1975 5: Beverly B. Bernhardt, As Ancillary Administratrix C.I .A of the Last Will and Testament of Vierma Roberts Button, Deceased Publish- June 30. July 1. II. 21, 197$ DEO 153 FICTITIOUS WAME Notice is hereby given that I am engaged in busineSS at Semnor' Plaza 551 Hwy 1792. Cassetberrv. Seminole County. Florida under the fictitijs same of HOUSE OF ALl BABA DBA OPEN SESAME, and that I intend to reigster said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court. SemIno'. County, Florida in ac cordance with the provisions of the Fictitious Name Statutes. To Wt Section 565.09 Florida Statutes 1957 S JoAnn L. Gerard Publish. June 30. July?, II, 21. 1975 DEO 114 ,W Sidney 1. Vihten, Jr.. Chairman Board of County Commlsioners Publish: June 30. 1975 DEO 195 Public R ec Florida and the undersigned as Sheriff of Seminole County. Florida. will at 11.00 A M. on the 15th day Of July, A. D. 1975, offer for sale and %iIl to the highest bidder, for cash. subject to any and all existing loins, at the Front (West) Door of the Seminole County Courthouse, in Sanford. Florida. the above described per. sonal property. That sale Is being made to satisfy the terms of said Writ of Execution John E. Polk. Sheriff Seminole County. Florida . July 7. 11. 1975 Publish: June fl DEO 136 DEO-133 - NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that OEM by virtue t that certain Writ of Execution Issued out of and under the star of the Circuit Court Orange County. Florida. upon a final judgment rendered in the aforesaid OEM= court on the 121h day of May, A D 1975, in that certain case entitled, In Re: The Marriage of: Gwynetti 6 Ashton. a k a G.yneth B Peoples, Plaintiff, vs Robert M Astiton, Defendant, which aforesaid Writ of Execution was delivered tO me as Sheriff of Seminole County Florida, MENNEN and I have levied upon the following described property owned by Robert M. Athton, said property being located In Seminole County. Florida. more particularly described at Vol lows: The Defendants interest in thl Following: The NW'. of the SW '.of the PIE ,, Section 73, Township 205 ,Range 37E., according to the public records, recorded In Official Records Book VII, Page 36. of thi • FICTITIOUS NAME Notice Is hereby given that i am engaged in business at RI i Box 101, LongwoOd, Lake Mary Rd, Seminole County. FlorIda under the fictitious name Of UNITED RUGGERS and that I inter to regISIVI IIU flUUJW with triq C lerkof the Circuit Court, Seminole County, Florida in accordance with the provis of the Flctiovi Name StatuteS, To Wit , Section 565 Os Florida Statutes 1957. 5: Patrick J. Duffy Jr. Proprietor PUISh June 73, 30, July 7. ii 1975 iections uereto, ,?y P1anner, W!l!!:r Percher, Cm-! Seminole County Courthouse North Park Avenue, Sanford, Florida 37771, not later than July It. 1915 HOMESMEN NOON MEN FICTITIOUS NAME Notice Is hereby given that I am Altarnonfe Dr. Altamonte Springs, Seminole County, Florida under the fictitious name of AQUARIAN POOLS, and that I intend to regist.. said name with the Clerk of tr Circuit Court, Seminole County, Florida in accordance with the provisions of the Fictitious Name Statutes, To Wit: Section 563 09 Florida Statutes 1957. 5: Rudolph 0 McDuffin PubliSh' June 30, July 7, 11, 71, 1973 DEO 155 FICTITIOUS NAME Notice is hereby given that I am engaged In business at 943 E Altamonte Dr Altamonte Springs 32701. Seminole County, Florida under the fictitious name of RON SCHWAB REAL ESTATE. and that I Intend to register said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Cour', Seminole County, Florida n Cordance with the provisions of the Fictitious Name Statutes, To Wit Section IiS09 Florida Statutes 1957 5: Ronald Schwab Publish: June 30, July 7, II, 21, 1975 DC 0-184 , 3 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Cut. CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY,FLORIDA NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: NOTICE IS HEREBY given that the undersigned, pursuant to the "Fictitious Name Statute" Chaplec 14$ 09, FlorIdj Statutes, will register with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, In and for Seminole County, Florida. IN THE COUNTY COURT upon receipt of proof of Publication SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA of this notice, the fictitious name, to CIVIL ACTION NO, 73-1216.CC.14-H Wit SEMINOLE COUNTY PORT MAC LEWIS OFFICE SUPPLY AUTHORITY, a body politic eni corporate, AND PRINTING COMPANY. INC under which we are engaged in Plainttt. business at 410 East Highway 436. vs Casselberry, Florida BRUCE SCOBIE and AMOS That the parties interested in said WAILS, d b I DELTA MARINE. business enterprise are as follows' Defendants LARRY W. LEWIS NOTICE OF SALE President a ... ... j..,__. ,. ..___s,.. !UTi I) flFUV given J•'Jl I A. SCOTT IVW1 that mat T!II' 1r41Y1(L - Vice. vice an - TKKE'IS ON SALE ADULTS 2.00 vinrncc i RJWVI# (13) McKeever And By Lawrence E. Lamb, MinD. DEAR DR. LAMB -!am 37 i years old and have had diabetes • since 1968. I have been going to several doctors, always trying to avoid the insulin injections which I fear fiercely. I have been on pills to control my blood glucose. The doct or I am seeing now says there is only one thing left todoif this doesn't bring the blood sugar down, and that is the needle. I don't want to start that because I will ha ve to take it the rest of my life. Since October my blood test results have been 3 0, 289, and 283. Then I joined Weight Watchers and from December 26 to January 31 it dropped to ' BCP is a service of Call Broadcasting Corporationin C!:tIor from 't 'rrc hternaIpon! (44) 3:00 (2, 8) Another World Fortune SCLIp HERE 19 - Showdown (35) My Favorite Martian 1411 Under llltr,frw, doa 10:30 (2. 8) Wheel Of I PRIZES! SURPRISES! GAMM I I I •. 1.'. ) •. ',ø, S.'am. street (35) 700 C!ub (44) Father Knows MORNING 9:00 (o) Maude (9) S W AT, X Lost In Space 5:30 (2) News Monday, June 30, 1975-4B FICTITIOUS NAME Notice Is hereby given that we are engaged In business at R2. Box 5298, Oak Drive, Maitland 32751, S.minoII County. Florida under the fictitiOuS name of FLORIDA FISHING EX CURSIONS, and that e Intend to s,l$k the Clerk Of re'x,Ju)'! DU ............... the Circuit Court, Seminole County, Florida in accordance wlththe provisions of the Fictitious Name Statutes. 'To.WIt: Section 565.09 Florida StatuteS 1957. kneth E. Paschall ptiuiip M Tell Publish: Jure 16. 23, 30, July 7, 1975 DEO 101 _____________________________ (44) Lucy Show 6:30 (2. 8) NBC News (9) ABC News (35) Mickey Mouse Legal Noticé Legal Notice 6:00 (2.6. 8, 9) News (24) Electric Company - - Enjoy much larger "Seek & Find" puzzles with over F0 discoveries per panel in an all-new series of 24-page booklets. To order volumes I. U and Ill, send IL for each, making checks payable to "Seek & Find" in care of this nepaper. HOROSCOPE By BERNICE BEDEOSOL - -- For Tuesday, tuesday, July July 1, 1975 ARIES (March 21-April 19) If your methods are overly aggressive today In dealing with associates, results will be undesirable. Try tact and charm Instead. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) You are likely to have a few more responsibilities today Um you can manage. Delegate chores to others where possible. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) The next few days, be particularly prudent with your resources or the budget you've set for this week won't stretch, CANCER (June 21-July 22 ) Early In the day you're apt to become too easily Irritated If things don't go your way at first. Later, a calmer head prevails. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) If faced with a problem with no apparent Immediate solution, you could get the answer by walking away from It for awhile. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Make it a point not to Impose upon friends today and tomorrow for anything material. It's unlikely your requests will tx granted. UREA (Sept, 23-Oct. 23) In dealing with forceful Individuals today, don't reply In kind. Use your head, not heated President Dated at Orlando. Orange County, Florida, this 11th day of June, t;s Larry W. Lewis, President Scott A McIntyre, Vie President LAW OFFICES OF NAGEL & TAYLOR James E. Taylor. Jr. Esquire 79 East Pine Street Orlando, Florida 371t Publish: June 23, 30. July?, 14, 1975 DEO 133 undersigned, Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr., Clerk of the County Court, Seminole County, Florida, will on the 11th day of July, 1975, at ii 00 o'clock a m., at the west front doof the Seminole County Couririous". Sanford, Florida, offer for sate arid sell of public outcry to the hgr.est and best bidder. for cash, 11'. following described personal property In Seminole Ceunr Florida, to wit: Molar Vessel PADDLE WHEEL QUEEN,-. ON. 2345.41, G.R.T 25 ursu n TO a final judgment of t.'n jrsuanT foreclosure, entered in the aboe $tyle'd pending cause. WITPlESSmy hand and the seal o' said Court this 761h day of June 1915 (Sea t) Arthur H Beckwith. Jr. Clerk of the County Court By: Elaine RiCharcse Deputy Clerk Publish' June 30. 1915 DEO-117 P words, SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Not a good day to try to get others to do things you should be doing. You're better off not asking. SAGI1'I'ARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) There could be some complications socially today If you're not selective regarding companions. Be careful. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan, 19) Domestic der'tands today may be a bit heavier than usual. Try to get other family members to pitch in. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20.Feb, 19) Your temper Is on an extremely short fuse, especially where persons are doing work for you. Don't provoke them un. necessarily. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Keep your budget buttoned down the next few days. Buy only what you need, when you need it. YOUR BIRTHDAY July I,II75 There will be some excellent you this year to receive recognition and advancement from creative projects. Put your ideas to work. They'll prove profitable. opportunities for a All t IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 5TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY NO. 7$.$5..CA.9.A GENERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION ONEIDA FEDERAL SAViNGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, Plaintiff, vs ROBERT I BREWER. JR. and ORENE BREWER. his Defendants IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, NOTICE OF ACTION FLORIDA TO. Robert I. Brewer. Jr CIVIL ACTION NO. 75-IN.CA.04-O and Orene Brewer hl; wife. In IC: the Marriage to 1035 Lane Street, JOHNNY H FELTS. Kannapolis, N 2$$ Petitioner, YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an ,in and action tofo?ectosea,nnjtgage folioiving property in Seminole KATHLEEN F FELTS, Reipwcefl Cnty, Florida: NOTICE OF ACTION 1019, Block "C". HIDDEN LAKE, TO, Kathleen F Felts whose place UNIT IA, according to the Flat thereof, as recorded in Plat Book 17, Of ne',Idnce Iii unknown You will Please take notice Ire? Page 50, 51 and 57, of the Public Records of Seminole County, thefehasb.,nfiledandis p,ndlng in the Circuit Court In and for Seminole Florida, has been filed against you and you County. Florida, an action brought are required to serve a copy Of yOur by Johnny H. Felts seeking a written defenses, If any, to it On dissolution of the marriage Of said JohnnyH. Felts and Kathleen F Malcolm H. Friedman, Plaintiff'Johnny Plaintiff's Attorney, who* address is, 500 These preslitelfs are to require you Douglas Road, Coral Gables, Florid., 33131, on or before July SIb, to file your written defenses with the of the above styled Court and 1973. aand file the original with the10Clerk Iff v@ Clerk of this Court either before a copy thereof on Petiliontl' service on Plaintiff's attorney, or or his attorney, Gordon V inmediately thereafter; otherwise a Frederick, Post Office Box 1795 de.autt will be entered against you Should you fail to do so a Default for the relief demanded in the may be entered against you and the cause proceed ex parte Complaint 0? petition WITNESS my hand and official WITNESS my hand and the Seal of seal as Clerk of the above stylci this Court on June 5th, 1975 Court on this 35th day of June. 1975 (Seal) (Seal) Arth'jr H Beckwith, Jr. Arlpitjr H. SCcIi*ith, Jr As Clerk of the Circuit Court Clerk of the Circuit Court By Joy Stokes By, Elaine RiCharde As Deputy Clerk Oputt1 C'erk Publish: Jun 9. 16. 73, 30, 1975 PubliSh June 30. July 7. 14, 71. 1975 OEO67 OFO III C t 8) � 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, June 30, 1975 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on June 30, 1975. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. 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FrIday, June 21, 1975 YJP •' CK,wgAE.' Gi7' ,4L.O4& LITTLE '% EE )44'IN %t4E pO;, ¶ / 'V' FOR ' 1E- CR,TE lr ROLINC-UP 11 — ALLE'T WA!.!) and JAMES J1t('Ol!Y STAT E ME OF 71O6E 9RO4CO 'VIEN OF ¶1E tlrr ceau9" .' W / , .17 SUNDAY EDITION by Dick Turner CARNIVAL CAN'T WE JLJT .r I 'AOU WIN AT BRIDGE Mort Walker BEETLE BAILEY F'r' ' '' 'I I. OOP heart support, probably tour hearts, but mai',e just three, In any event South jumps to three notrump and North goes back to tour hearts. There Is no problem in the play. South loses two diamonds and one spade and scores his game. Now, see what would happen if South responded two notrump. North would raise to three, the sime five of spades would be led and South would take his ace right away or hold off a couple of rounds But w hate v er he did would be useless. The best he could manage would be to collect eight tricks 7 NORTH 101 *J2 VAQ64 1075 £ A K 32 EAST %F;ST * K 73 £ Q 108 5 4 V 1053 Y98 • K 84 A962 £J985 £106 soum *A96 vK J72 ,Q 3 £Q74 Neither uInrihk r')-- 1 by Dave Grout 1 — 7 TION oscAR! W4V Nfl4tNG1 I WtI North Et Pa ss ' [lass Pass I 4V lli!s -ning Itl.jd 5 A South PIC 'I) - Sanford, Florida, 32771—Price 20 Cents ; I ' i.., -z fr , Orlando ManSlain , :N k IC ! Ct 67th Year, No. 267—Sunday, June 29, 1975 Pi in tUs aT io..bn oo Tin IlJ%S '17he bidding has been WCS1 North East -a . V ~oulh - fly J am es Jaco b) )s In standard American i nt. d(ik OSLR .iiç,y FC€. A d iniz it jump to ttt twtrUmv .th i nil HR unr'edtnnd io ed 13 to 15 high-c. and forcing t'aint Th(d h%d jump u ed to sho t strength in the old days flight now t1w general expert practice is to respond in a suit if possible by Art Sansom cu mow 11" t\SOR(EO! -.-------_;------------------LtYC) VI)") _/ Herald Staff W 2V ass . . . ._. ou South hold 2 V K J 97 5 • A 4) ,A2 do you do r A — Hid six hearts only. Your partner just bid two hearts o%er your one heart so you don't %ant to be In se%en. next turn. if partner's rebid shows a mirunum. "S Qt'k:.STION In.tead of bidding two heirts South has 4-3-3-3 distribution sour partner has jumped to three hearts %'hit do you (so now, Answer Tomorrow with stoppers in all suits and 13 high-card points The hand also includes a biddable heart suit and South makes the proper first response of one heart North's two-heart rebid shows a minimum opening with NViHll U-Al L3 • . / ....:. .. . wrw if'S R15TA LITJ 405 M W W77 2t8* CAWY-P5 /Tl45 £111T )W A?a/ A A C*'LY NZ6ZV Q 2/ .• tw i,s *#at aw'r. zv1%? i . /5141191 A11ftZ14I / . A041 k'/4t1 VV " - by Heimdohl & Sto FUPPEP SEE wI4CYD TT'e'E1'H'/ ,A.DAN'HEJ /Ll1 ' sai) (MT M HilL A'! I 6cWNA LV RJ A W SW t (iT ' .;L Ltt7TW / .• - - at the Greyhound Bus Station In Wi tho ut Duuui I xecut*ive Raps by T. K. Ryan (VOC,ME1OOFTHE \ 6fA1: CHIRF gUNNINe) By ED PRICK ET Si an motorists recoiled at the shock of being unable to buy gasoline at the pumps during the Arab oil em bargo in 1973, President Ford's energy policy has done nothing but keep this country in "limbo," an oil company executive told The Herald. Edward P. Hardin, president of Mobil Pipe line Co., and a top ranking Mobile executive, said America desperately needs an energy policy,' or a set of governmentestablished ground rules under which oil companies can operate. On a tour to explain the oil company's position, Hardin also said he doesn't foresee any significant increase in the price of gasoline in Seminole Coun ty during the summer months He said supply should remain constant this summer aL-;o. Some reports have indicated gas may shoot upward as high ROLE Chic Young 'A ... .L, ANYWAY, 0 ' 1,,7 INL.VLJ VACATION' ,1 L4A - : JA -__ (t • 7—.o — - ARCHIE SORRY. MOOSE KIP.A SHOqT I'M NO OF CASH, POPE 140W SOAP ABOUT G ME 01 - - -- . - - -- C 'MON, Po'! HAVE 4 iiEA'r! ----- I by Bob Montana I WISH! COULD. BUT I 00(11IIEEO MUCH HELP RiGHT NOW' (OUM' THAT'S OKAY! WT BE MUCH I HELP! 0 - ' J . . 1, - '- '' . I '-- - - '! - I - L ,.-" ' - . -f--'-- I1 ' - .-'; - -— —.7 - --- - ,r 14 ________________________ $ - pti' .--. -,r - k— .,.,p' - - , , Mobil O il's Edward Hardin urges enemy polic'y for U.S. (Herald photo ' '' by Gordon Williamson). 80 cents a gallon and gasoline supplies may diminish at the pumps, as encouraged to lower prices the operator what to charge at the he said. Hardin pointed out, also, that station owners are encouraged to set hours demanded by the con surner, not told to stay open late hours to sell more gasoline, Again and again Hardin returned to criticisms of Ford and the government and their inability to deal effectively with the energy t risi, s1oke which Americans up when they I reaLized not only the price gaso ine crse but that during the 197 13 embargo gas wasn't always available, Asked about reported "ripoff" proGts by large oil :ompanies, Hardin said Mobil earns only about five cents on each dollar . vested. Last year, the firm reported profits of more than a billion dollars a figure Ilar(hn says is not r In explaining Mobil's pcition. Hardin said gas station operators are not (Continued On Page 2-Al -- ,am A JOB t4 against the bus depot building and an overturned trash barrel, ' they said. Police were called by passersby who beard what they thought were thr ee shoi -,!' vicinity of the bus station. "We have no motive, no suspect and no other in- Car fotmd at scene of murder Is towed away from Greyhound Bas Stadon p-irking lot as detemves Uft formation," Fagan said. "It's a prints from telephone booth. I Herald Photo by Bob I.Joyd) Z' - blank wali at present. Fagan urged "anyone who was in the area of the bus station Friday night" to contact Lykens or himself at the San- l ________ 1 either Detective I.t. William County Taxpayers -. -- e" Officers said Ilelmadollar lord Police Department. We need all the help we can - F ace 500% Increase CAMEO \NOSE HIf/ by Dick Cavolli — .• a) •- Ford Over Energy Policy S . - _ —'M -/J eLO.V MY HAT OFF. oa t B __0 TUMBLEWEEDS CZ7&=R 'Tt1tJR .. *WM, - WINTHROP ..............- . Detectives examine the body of George W. Ilelmadollar Jr., Orlando, following a shooting downtnwnSanlord (Herald Photo b) Bob Lloy d) LI 5UT HOW AM cNG TO — fNCE wiTj I i4 HIM• BLOP4DIE . •. -.- was apparently shot two or three times in the chest and abdomen. The body was laying on its down L, 4 GS BUNNY . .. by Garry Trudeau V. / Or is Cl) 1.46%O- - It 4A_ 4 Send S1 for JACOdY MODERN book to 'Win of Oridge." (c/o this ne*spaper). P.O. Say 489. Radio City Sfation No* York, N Y 100 19 UDGET, 1' X—MMINWO Police Capt. C. B. Fagan said HeIrnadollar had been shot "several times" with what officers said may have been a "small handgun." _________ ______________ ________ Fr_eL SOCT Cr- DOONESBURY I, 1.1 CIALAN Lot MY FAMILY - k L1- J- By River Bollen FU NNY BUSINESS tn:iu'nii: L' VIU PV RI 1 __________ A 45- y e, Orlando vrn itis shot t. de ath ht ri UWflassailant Friday night at the Sanford Greyhound Bus Depot, police said Saturday The body of George W. HelmadoUar Jr., of 5410 Lee Ann Dr., Orlando, was discovered lying behind a trash can at the bus station about 10:35 p.m. . 'k The problem for today, gentlemen is How to Open Medecine Containers with Child Protection Caps"" ' Nursery with his wife, Eula, In Orlarrlo, apparently had By[)ONNAESTES crmpieted and theoveralltotal valuations wlllbem.a1ledoutb) stopped to use one of two tele.. Herald Stall Writer value newts nearly double that his office on July 11. phone booths at the bus station, of the current fiscal year. "The assessment on most Ilelinadollar's late model Seminole County property homes in the county is inTaxable value of property for automobile was found parked owners will face a tax increase the 1974.75 fiscal year in creasing from 25 to 50 per by one of the booths when police of from 25 per ceat to as much Seminole was $738 million. The cent," Goembel said, "but arrived. It was Impounded and as500 per cent for the l976 fiscal new tax value has jwnped to vacant properties are towed away for processing by year If the various local $1.3 billion, Goembel's office penencing much larger inSeminole County identification governing bodies do not move to said, creases, in some cases 400 to 500 officers, Fagan said. cut millage levels in hall. All properties In the county per Cent increases." Fagan said an autopsy was to Terry Goembel, Seminole were reappraised based on the Saying the homeowners have be performed Saturday in an County property appraiser, current day market value, been carrying the tax burden of announced that the reappraisal Goembel said, adding notices the county too long, Goembel Continued on Page 3-A) of all properties in the counts is informing the taxpayers of new stated that the large increases in vacant land assessments bring them In line with current ex - I - Sanford Policeman Suspended are to be taxed based on the current A Sanford policeman was all night restaurant. years, Butler said, and was a value of their homes, then insuspended Saturday by Chief of Butler said he did not have all detective for much of his career vestors and owners cf vacant Police Ben Butler after the the details, but had ordered an prior to leaving the depart. property should expect and be patrolman was reportedly Investigation be launched ment, required to carry their share of involved in a fight outside the within the department. Swaim "I plan to look into the the tdx burden based on the Ranch House on U.S. 17-92 was off duty at the time of the situation Monday," Butler said, current day value of their land. Friday night incident, Butler said vacant land holders are the I was notified of the incident Patrolman Gary Swaim was Swaim had returned to the Friday night by the night shift oneswhoarereapingtheproflt.g relieved of duty pending in- department three months ago commander , who was directed from Seminole County's vestigation of the incident, after having been in private to suspend Swaim." uy-nendous growth and it is Butler said, after Swaim and an business for some time. Swaim No report on the incident was only fair that they carry their unidentified person exchanged had worked with the pofice available at the police depart- share of the tax burden of the blows in the parking lot of the department for a number of mer,t. county," Goembel said. -- ' i tis Ott Today DQc "ui-u CAPTAIN EASY C70 lHAP AND WHAT I AY TALK, BL*TER.,..BtJr)WOM'T ØORE MAKE IT GOOD! 1 'IJ. THAT I 6uAgA1JTEEI IF YOIJ1.J. GLANCE OUT THE C,45IJ I WINPOW..I THINK THERE. ENOL16H I MOOP4LI6HT TO ,HOW YOU WE'RE FLYIN& OVER OPEN OCE A N ' _ " by Crooks & Lawrsnco AND NOW 1P YOU'LL REACH UP I IN THE LU646E RACK OVER. %.. YOUR'EAT lOuLL. FIND 4 pqRAcHurE! '- Two circuit courts will be In session this week to clear one of largest dockets In court history. See Bob lJoyd's story on page 2- A. EEK & MEEK by Howie Schnsid _ vlfvj REMEJ.tRCR WE.Jt&. I IR5T PT tOiJ(0UC., AND I ISWORE w Fouu YOU TO I me JC OF NE EARTH I i-A- Jb4 FRANK AND ERNEST A .1 167 Bob Thaves IA Around The Clock 413 Bridge SR Calendar 8C Classified 411 Comics 6A Crossword IA Editorial IC Dear Abby SA Dr. Lamb s-w Home . ........6A Horoscope HospItal -----------SR Obituaries - ----- ---SR 1•2-313 Sports 6-7-81111 TelevisIon 1-23-IC Women's - - SHORT RIBS K-1 -1 I\l)l X RA. 9A YOU TluGHT I WAS 50 SILLY. '- - 2? ,I Price Hike To 80 Cents For Gasoline Kelly Predicts by Punk Hill jo-ç 1 ' I.: F1 (' Yesterday's high was 87, still hiking the price of gas at right now, Congress doesn't companies with their sizable the pumps, have the courage to act on profits, w i ll put the in')ney to good use in the field.s of further Instead, Kelly tails on the energy co'ser%atlon methods U S Rep Richard Kelly says American public, which is A member of the Automobile energy research mid he would not be surprised if the finding itself in a penny. Task Force within the Bank and development . price for a gallon of gasoline at pinching economy at the Currency Committe e , Kelly lie says, however not to the local service station does present to tome to grips with says that automobile trust the oil companies out of luit jtiiiip to 754M cenLs within the probleii and make In- manufacturers need live years the goodness of your hearts," to the next few months without drastic regulations use the profits for research 11 th'.idwd sacrifices" Kelly changes" a freshman such as cat.alytit the companies fail to invest in The in dividual sacrifices, anti pollution research and development, this Republitan from holiday, however will mean that the cons erters made the higher cost of gas American public "will sustain a devices. Is when Kelly say's the govern Detroit, home - of the ment should use regulatory prediction yesterday' in an diminishing standard of interview with The Herald. The living," the tall congressman automobile mantdacturing force. Congresaman Is in Seminole said. This lowering of the industries, which has been He called for the public to County this weekend on a VIP dissipating American Dream, turning out big cars with big "come off the attack on tour to iiWet coUnty' officials, according to Kelly will mean, gasolir'.ustng engines, will be ob business and industry as roband It) attend public hearings in 'just temporarily'," smaller lorce'i to develop a strong bets." Altamonte Springs on Monday, homes and smaller cars. meu.et In gasoline economy "let the price (of oil) seek' Kelly said he does not favor s Kelly' says the auto Is all that is exnected • H MICK I OUlRlI)(F HraId Staff Writer . i - - - '& ... - _____ ___________________________- c S,. # -- , , - - \- -' - - cer, . -. \ I- • ' -'- -=, - - - �Sunday. Juiw2, im Eve&ngHcraw Sanford, Ft. I Two Circuit Judges Face 26 Cases '-, I I I I I NAI — -- _IONDouble-BarrelledCourtDocketScheduled4FLORIDA w • FBI Presses Reservation Search For Agents' Killers PINE RIDGE. &D.( AP) — The FBI says its uchfor the slayers of two FBI agents is dill centered on the sprawling Pine Ridge Indian R1biItloI1 that has been tt by shtin, beatirs and killings lbere LI nothing to indicate that the persons have left the rr• vation." FBI spoksman Thomas Coil said Friday"Until e are positive that they are not here, we will continue the irch•' Abut 300 agents are combing the rugged hi1 arsd ravines of the ntM,n's a&nJ largest rervatlon, icing armored perso1 carriers, a beficopter and a 11gM plane. Coll, public information spec for the FBI, said the bureau has not identified the peraotw It is seehM bult he said there are believed to be 16 of thtTn. Yesuwtnle, a spoke== f7 the Wourfrd Knee Legal Defense Fund in Rapid City and Ameriaui Indian 4ovenert Leader Russell M"ns diarged that the FBI had provoked the i LJu& .. sa,d he'10.1us the federal sear TS c4 Iri±r. -. -. 0101 Executive Raps Ford Pig Tissue Aids Woman L sCothd From Page 1-A) __ "obscene profit" rn2kliig.. MIAMI BEACH i AP - A heart valve trade primarily of pig tie will give Cheryl Petit a chance to live a normal life, &tors say. The prognosis was not as height there months ago, after the 19-yw4ld Fort Lauderdale. Fla., woman gave birth to her first thud. WitIxit the operation, she could have died, doctcn said. "After a period of corwalescence, she will be capste of living a physically full life," t. Jack Greenberg, thief surgeon at Mount Sinai Hoital, said Friday after implanting the pig ti. Mrs. Petit am has a valve that ioctors call a porcine heterograft - a replacement for her own defective heart valve witch had blocked the free flow of bktd To offset the oil enitari —andtheensuinggas shortage, Hardin said the government should dewkç _____ policy" which an "energy would place some type ci exploratory regulation favoring American busineumen on ___ into the U.S., allow drdling along America's conunental shelf. lift f price controls and "keep the federal government of oilmen's tvsirss" U not, be warned that American energy direction _____ ain "like a boat will rem without a rudder. Si, Arab embargo, we haven't done one thing." Jaycee Contest Picketed HANNIBAL, Mo. A?) - It didn't take any trick, to get Jill Quattrocchi and Janine Range to offer to paint Tom Sawyer's f#ice, but they've been turned down by the Ilanri*) Jaycees. The Jaycees said that only boys can enter the National Tom Sawyer Days Fence Pasiii :1 - four feet wide with wtátewash. So the tm 16-yew-old gbls The Mobil executive also plan to show up 'or today's pairtirg contest carrying scr of their own paintings — picket signs. The contest rules state that only boys lOtoU yews old can ooapeteln the contest, in which contestants are judged on costumes as well as speed and dfldemy of their paring. said America "ought to be in mass transportation. The days of a guy getting in his car arid drrnng are over." He also said Mobil astir back as 10 years ago attempted to warn the American public that fuel supplies w,ere running dangerously Low. But, he said. Americans refused to Mortgage Bill Okay Seen WASHINGTON (AP) - President Ford Is expected to sign a bill aired at providing mortgage finincing for thousands of imderate-incune twietszym. The Senate approved We maire by voice voft Friday and sent It to the White Hour after compromising with the adnnistation on a limit on borne buyers' fm.. Sen. William WAIL As fr as price fixing at the pumps and collusion imong giant oil firms, Hardin sa ps, "no way." "No sir, no way. No collusion," he said. Collusion among the firms Is fortidlen by law. He also took a shot at the ecological question. He said the nation has ex. pert raced an estimated four to 14 offshore oil spills, while Mobil operates some 15.000 offshore oil rigs. He firmly believes oil cornpanles should be drilling off Proxmire, D.Wis., who had blocked the bill Thursday night, relented after the Ford admiritstration agreed to limit of 4 per cent on "pcinta" —fees that are idled to the purchase price of homes bought with federally insured mortgages No Fault Bill Approved — WASHINGTON (AP) -Every car driver in the countzf would be ruiflred to have nof'It Wwwance coverage under a bill approved by a Senate committee. No-laalt would — save American drivers as nwd, as *1 billion In prn1um -'I payments airnially, said Sen. Warren G. Magnuson, I)Wash., chairman of the Commerce Committee, which approved the bill Friday. Under the bill's approach, an aito rcident victim would be compensated promptly by t.s own insurance cmnpany for all medical and rehabilitation expenses, regardless of who caused the th* •I.lt avu, something which is disallowed by federal regulations. "t he reason he wants to step i) the sear ch for oil here Is because of the 17-18 million barre1so(oil the accident Beaches Full Despite 'Jaws' , .'. After Disney Bomb Threat ORLANDO (AP) — An unemployed Orla nd o man was being held in the Orange County jail today on charges of extortion alter he threatened to detona te bombs at Disney World, officials said. Sheriff's deputies sa id An thony McGee was arrest ed Friday at a local apartment complex and held on $50,000 bond for a July 7 arraignment. No explosive devices were found at th e Central Florida attraction, officials said. A sheriff's spokesman gave the following details: A man called Disney World Th ursday, sayi ng he would detonate five bombs unless he was paid $500,000 in cash. lie was told th at the money could no e raiseduntil I'rtd,,. NEW YORK - The power of suggestion has prompted shark .. sightings in a few resort areas where the movie "Jaws is dra#uig reard crowds, but officials say most American consumer rftPb" each day. Of that esUmate, Arab countries produce seven million of the danger is in the imagination. They report that tourt business has been unaffected. • .; 4I r - . .. g ;a.__,,. _____ wor A. Jww oj, executive Ed Hardin makes point t _4n1g, or 35 per cent 01 * pricing kturr. the oil used in in this Asked about rumors of a country, be said. "honeymoon" between He said all the measures Detrnit automakers and proposed by President the oil in str, Hardin Ford would result in a says It doesn't exist. He savings of only about 2L2 said Detroit builds cars million barrels of oil daily, ordered by the public. leaving the U.S. to rely on "Detroit wouldn't produce Arab countries to make up a big car II the public didn't the difference, want it," he said. He also noted that American oil companies pany executive dad say aren't too eager to invest In Americans must also lam exploration as long as the to conserve gasoline and Arabs are sitting on huge other types of energy. If not, Arab countries deposits of unused oil. fl reason for that, he said, is wi ll continue to wield a big i_ uiai prxlLs COWO easily be stick with their huge oil erased If the Arabs lower suppiles the existing price of oil In answer to criticisms Imported Into the United that oil companies sell States. Thus, his f or enough oil to foreignasking for some type of countries to supply regulation on oil imports America's needs, lardln tlat would guarantee us. says, "it Just Isn't so." - _.,. - . finTa a legitinute profit in the event Arab countries brcht their huge supplies of reserve oil into the - Some conunentators and politicians advocate military intervention to offset Arab power gained Other allegations Include: Seminole Sheriff John Polk —Failure to have warning in a second has been miflooflar 1ajt filed by a systems or devices to alert Jail widow of one of the 10 Inmates personnel of a fire. killed in a June 9 fur in the —Fail to have installed a Seminole County JaIL This was the third suit filed master lock system which could open all of the jail's cell doors In gemming from the rim a 77he latest civil action was event of fire. filedFriday afterrxonincircuit —Negligence by placing court by Miami attorneys Joel McCall in an area near flam. H. Brown and Gordon H. xnable materials and providing Groland for Cynthia Smith, him with cigarettes and mat. widow of William Eugene thea contrary to state law. Smith, 32, of Dade City. Smith, a trusty in the seul-noor jail facility ad. Jacent to the Sanford thouse, was serving a 30.day sentencefor civil contempt of salaries paid executives incowl. He could have been equivalent industries. E WA released horn jail If he had paid Hardin's main point was to purge himself of the that Ford's energy policycontempt. \ . Wi-.—• Just Isn't sufficient 10 pull On June 18 Brown and this nation energy Groland filed an a1nx 1dmCTISIS. tical damage suit against Polk What Is, he said. Is the for Daisy Am CampbelL Her new "energy policy" taistand, Ernest Campbell Jr., mentioned earlier and*, Dunbar St., Lake Monroe, poaltivi action on the part also a trusty who died in of the American publics the the jail fire. He was serving a President and both sentence for tinbranches of the governproper exhibition of a firearm. meat. The first jail fire death HOSPITALITY, WARM In fact, Hardin said that lawsuit was filed four days if all Ford's presentafter the fatal fire by attorneys GREETINGS, AND A policiea were put into effect for Peter J. Muencti Jr., of -this nation would still be WIDE VARIETY OF MaitLand, father of peter , ohn dependent on the Arab Muencb III. 24, aitber inmate HELPFUL CIVIC ccjntr.s for about five killed in the smoke-fiflcd jail million of oil per alter a stack of mattresses INFORMATION: city, were ignited and gave off dense, toxic wioke outside the However, be said the frioinel (içok. cell of 16-year-old ; McCall, worst thing that could an Orlando juvenile facing trial happen is if the federal If you ar new in to*n as an adult on a robbery ingovernment took ovw the MARGE WILLIAMS dictment. McCall also died In 0 LfldflStty. fll !Sl? t he fire. gallon of Sanrd The Smi th lawsuit, as does gasoline would go up t Kelly Predicts Price Increase ' .r --'- -" - Church. The body was found by an exterminator who was to work in the church attic, Officials said the Rev. Mr. Lowden, 60, was th ird in command at the church, which was form ed by the merger of two oth er churches, another Is not scheduled until July 29. At Tuesday's meeting a progress report will be heard on the sewer Interceptor system' and payment of $87,757.79 is expected to be au thorized to contractor Baycon General, as - Susan Ford Sets Sail ST. PETERSBURG (AP) — Susan Ford has made a rare public appear ance , going sailing on a 41-foot yacht to kick off the American Bicentennial's "Operation Sail Ile President's 17-year-old (laughter, decked out for the Friday occasion in a red, white and blue pants suit, chlstene.l th e yacht "Opaail" with a bottle of champagne. "It's a great (lay, and It's good for young people," she said. - well as a fee to consulting engineers, Glace and Radcliffe, of $1,316.37. Commissioners will consider adopting a resolution to the Florida Department of Tramsportation setting a "no parking zone" on the north sIde of SR 436 from the Florida Hospital North entranceway east 200 feet. pected to be built at the site Approval to construct 100 eventually, single family homes Initially is Mrs. Mickey Adams Is on the being requested by Greater agenda concerning the Lake Construction Co., for the Orients School bicycle paths. planned unit development Floyd said Mrs. Adams has subdivision. Mrs. Adams also owns property immediately ad jacent to the other side of the fence, and that parcel in turn joins city land, he said. Floyd said It has been (PUD), on the north end of offered to donate to the city reporied to him that some Montgomer' Road from the sufficient land for an casement residents of La Floresta are railroad tracks to SR 434. to locate a sidewalk adjoining complaining about the proposed A total of 400 hmwj is ex- the fence on her property In the walkway. -- .,v., V. - .-.. ._ .. •. ._ , . - - - . - - • - • -.,,' - - '.. - , - - •'- _____ -: - :' -. - .' Aga p". - 7 r .'' ... 4'- ... EXPLOSION DESTROYS HOUSE ufl A loud explosion blew a pa rt a house on 1425 Howell Bra nch Road, Winter Park, late Friday night, setting th e house on fire within minutes of th e blast. Seminole County Firefighters ass isted the Winter Park Fire Depa rtment in extinguishing the blare. It was not known if anyone occupied the house at the time. Ulerald Photo by Gordon Williamson) times like these, aren't you glad we've kept our money safely and securely invested in a First Federal of Mid-Florida Savings Account?" _ 11 — Serving... •I tit - •"' * gauun tl u LW Ituem dII h..... .I.. U7 'U3. %IU&U ecorioniy — JUSt 1M41i out its dokfrums ergy for Its continued well being. And Hardin says without -.• r - - -- N Li' COOPER Campbell, alleges Sheriff Polk was negligent and knew ta county jail was timing operated iiian unsafe manrier relating to potential fire hazards, tire safety and-or fire preventive government took over" ,j 0 '1 8349212 CaiseIberry - WanterSprinqs JUD Y RENEE 834 9212 Altamonte Longood SHIRLEYMILLET __. 5'4 316, cr.i a ortgage Burning M HILDARICHII4OND S ".--- -- -- -- -. -- - .. 83,19212 Forest City The latest lawsuit alleges help from the government, that Polk failed to have or at least a positive set of properly constructed fire ground rule- "We' a routes escapeand stairways boat withouta ru'lei' wi thin the jail and signs in. uicaung ure escape routes. - :-Fii -Th e body of an Orlando man, George W. Helinadollar Jr., who seen In ba ckground examining a telephone booth at the death was shot to death at the Greyhound Bus Station Friday night, is scene. tflerald Photo, by Bob Lloyd) removed by ambulance attendants. Sanford detectives can be Need A Lift?? Come To Colemansl It - (..L_1..i__I cneuuiea Deputy Cleared In Fatal Shooting State Attorney Abbott Saw-day that Stallwortb will go burglarized another house in t he other two burglaries are Stallwor th. Displaying the fourHerring says an Investigation back on patrol duty as soon as the same area that day and a pending further Investigation, foul-long tree limb, Herring by his office has detennined an infected leg wound, third house the night before." After Boucy was shot, said, "It's possible that the slaying of a burglary sustained in the chase, is ,He was accompanied by two deputies cordoned off a 12- officer could he been kithat the lled with suspect Monday by Sheriff's healed, other individuals in the square-mile area of swampland this." Deputy Luke Stallworth was Harrell reveal ed that In- previous tx-eak4ns," Herring in unsuccessf ul efforts to loca te Sheriffs Investigators say a Justifiable homicide. vestlgators f ound 1101 cash on said. "But we haven't been able a second possible suspec color t tele vision se t found In the Clifford Charles Boney, 29,01 Botey that was still in the to establish any evidence that Herring said his Investigati on abandon ed sta tion wagon tins itharmntr Springs, was shot envelope that Mr. arid Mrs. he had accomplices in the Dorn shows that Stallworth shot been Identified as ta ken in a and killed by Stallwor th after Rot C. [kim had left in their birgILry" Bouey in selJ4Jef pfl burglary Monday of another he abaadoned a borrowed huwe on Oeange Bou1evd Herring said charges against Bouey was perpetrating a home three miles from the D orm sta tion wagon loaded with loot west of 1-4. the unnamed accomplices in felony (aggravated assault resi dence. from other burglaries arid fled Dorn's son, Joseph, ___ had Antique sterling silverware L into a weeded, swampy area arri ved at his ym S at $5,000 also found In west of Sanford after a burglary and seen an Intruder. The t s tion wagon has been he ta had been reported in progress. younger Dorn blocked the i dentified as Loot from a Geneva Herring said his inwstigatira driveway un til depu ties tgy Deputies said the took swocn testimony from arrived. bo re the irutials of SLafl'rtfl and othe r itneses Investigators said Botiey had the Owner, and that he was concl uded the dr iven the sttlon wsgon, later Harrell also has revealed that Costinued From Page IA) Ce," and that the spe nding of slaying of the suspect was determined to have been ties f ound a quanti ty 01 depu Arab money in the county is justifiable. borrowed from an Altamonte the known oil reserves 01 marijuana im1de the abanSheriff John Polk said Springs man who____ was In EastCc.st, is being siyinlal "good for Ainrica." doned sta ti on wagon. "The capital we we spending Sta2Iworlli had fired a warning Georgia at the tune, aix the - because the inäiviaai states shot In tie air, hadered Ida Dtrn'g lawn to the ee cii e what wlU happen to f or oil Is coming back for jobs iIngIIcntiI for Amer ican workers. But we revolver and chased Bouey Into drainage d1 t& before he fled oc the oil once It is liwnled. o d sh ul ei for gn in. headhigh weeds. Polk said foot. "I expect Cie hold totHtInate P%f$ij Wrests to get investments UI floury was shot in the right side PS( Officials said the Dora bo when we decide on 5I?Wdy arid CIsittma CMy by hC Sant-Ord 14e-r&ld. inc, Ue-deiri5ewUL" as be hinged at StaUwor'th with had been wc Into and gas each state will get. They all ,r, Slord. iWant isartiallu ranaa'kad. a tree limb. — F l. 37771 Staflwce'th had been ternHarrell said investigators AM then t1e are the Arabs, porarily transferred from also found three rolls of pennies the oil barons, who have caught --'ord. f-1-orsdi 3V7' patrol du ty t' office 'urk "as (ran the residence In Botey's the blame for most ci the an administra the measure" podets. cinzntry's high oil prices. Rues t Carr,r following the £ho3ting. Chief I have evidence," Herring - Kelly concedes that the Arabs YCar Sfl 10 Deputy Duane Harrell said said, "that Botey had jit we a "growing financial for. Tuesday (Continued From Pagc 1-A) combing the area bordered by Second Street, Par k Avenue, effort to learn both the exact First Street and Magnolia cause of dzath and the approxi. Avenue in an effort to locate either witnesses or anyone who mate time of the shooting. "noticed so mething unusual . uix,ui 1U:40 t'rivay night." 10:15 p.m. and we got the first Dr. G. V. Garaj, county call at 1C7 p.m. nith a ratho medical examiner, viexnd the arriving within a minute of medical body dt the scene before orcall,"Fagan said. dering it removed to Seminole lielmadollar was dead when Memorial Hospital for further officers found his body, the examination. detective said Fagan F said Id officers were The Orlando man was fully planning to interview Mrs. Helclothed and his perso na l effects madollar in an effort to learn his wallet and wristwatch — what her husba nd was doing In were undisturbed, office rs said, Sanford and Who he may ha ve causing Investigators to rule visited while in the city. out robbery as a motive at this "We may be able to pick upa time. lead there," Fagan Indicated. The downtown area has tx,e Some 15 officers — including the scene of a num ber of strong. Ch ief Ben Butler and Seminole arm robberies of elderly residents in recent weeks which County Investigators Herb are still unsolved. Officers did Hartley and Martin Laassisted with the not comment on a possible Elrusclano investi gation which continued connection, for almost eight straight hours Fagan said officers were before Fagan ordered a break. FURT LIIIJDERDALE iAP Au th oriti es say n M?thodis minister, apparently unable to bear the burkns of others any longer, committed suicide by hanging himself on a raf ter of his church. Police said th e body of Rev. W. Gordon Lowden was found Friday hanging by an electrical extension cord from a rafter in the attic of th e First United Methodist Against Sheriff that precious commodity — _______ I . Oil -. But, Hardin said he had "no comment" on intervention. "That'sta , .. -- __________ question. I work fr busifl " he said. -i-. -Along with big hninesa ____________ political — Hardin says the 0 . . ________ chairman of the hoard for Mobil. Rawleigh Warner '1! Jr.. supervises 75.000 - co b . emP1 salaries, — - . -- .. ____ ____ For example, including , . -'-- L.1•I__ fringe benefits and salary . Warner earns about ... $500000 pearly. However, - .-:.. . . Mobil spokesmen say that . - — Izgiwe is not out o(Line with The city commission's last meeting was on June 2 and after Police Seek Killer Of Orlando Resident Minister Honqs Himself t, Third Suit Filed _____ bythevMralyof By DONNA FSES Herald Staff Writer ALTAMONTE SPRINGS -The summer vacatio ns of City Commissioners will be in. terrupted with a special meeting at 2 p.m. Tuesday at city hall to clear up pending business, according to Mayor Norman Floyd. Orlando Man Jailed I ' will rlt In th rai Altamonte 'Summer Vacation' Over IN BRIEF By BOB LLOYD - Ronald Glenn Revels, , former Oviedo resident now scaled a jail wall "like a Pmmiii decomposing y until the week of July . Herald Staff Writer Other trials on this weeks Protage, hid., possession of living at Apopka, is vlieduled fly" to mmggle the tools into was unearthed March 13 in a A double-barrelled docket is for trial on charges of larceny the jail as well as marijuana. shallow, nd grave in firearm by a convicted felon. twin dockets include: scheduled In Circuit Cowl at of a motor vehicle and third. * Is awaiting itencing. - Gary Steven Godell, 22, Or. —Andrewi. Mi'n. 21, beck Sanford this week as two Cli. degree arson in cvcuctjon with rlando, two counts of undo, possession of controlled Her husband, Lawrence G. Hall has pleaded guilty to O cult judges will hear trials the Jut. 15 theft and burning of Shazer, 22, who pleaded guilty manslaughter in the case and is substance. - Lijthet' Marion hive, 49, involving 26 defendants. - Hector Galloway, 49, the Oviedo Fire Deportment and received a flve.ye prin acbekikd for sentencing July Ap,pka, buying, ri1ng and Scheduled to be in trials at the rescue van, sentence, has named Clinton as 16 At the time of the plea, Hall cooling 'token pro1erty and Geneva, aggravated assault. c Ufllt time in thuI'rrit CW- Ronald Ray Dunn, 2o, Rocky Ray Darnell, 20. of the ringleader In the escape told the court that he had grand larceny. troixns are Circuit Judges k J. SiflfO Floyd josylin, 32, 01 plot - Bobby Dale Clark, 16, Casselberry, buying, receiving cxried Jackson to Lovette's Hcemann Jr. and David U. Dr Land, and Roy Brown Otis Lee Jackson, 37, 01 00 house to see the body but that he Longwood, possession 01 con- and concealing stolen property. Strawn. Clanton Jr.. 28. of Apopka, face Maitland Ave., Winter Park, is (Hall) alone dragged the body trolled substance and two - David Ray Fitzgerald, 23, Ifighli the docket, are trial together on charges 01 at- scheduled to stand trial on to the back yard and dug a hole counts of delivery 01 controlled Sanford, possession of con trials for an Apopka man ac- tempted escape and possesgoc charges accusing him of and buried the corpse. trolled substance. MJbataZICt. cused of stealing and burning 01 contraband in a county de- belpi% conceal the body of a — Alexander Dlcaprlo, 29, Donnie Yates, 22, 01 Malt - Carol Dean Mock, 39, oran Oviedo Fire Department t.ntion facility, Deliary, aggravated battery. slain Altamonte Springs iran Land, had originally been lancb, grand larceny. rescue van, three county jail Clinton's wife, Elaine, 24, along with his stepfather, scheduled for trial this week on The state has dropped a —Gary Steven Thomas, 21, of mutes charged in connection was acquitted by a circuit court Wilbur Hall, 41. multiple charges, including Middletown, Ohio; Michael A. charge of uttering a forgery with an aborted Mirth jail- jury June 12 on charves in conHall was charged with first- robbery, sternning from the Orlsty, 23, St Petersburg; against John Wesley, 39, of break attempt, and a Winter nection with the snuggling of degree mur& in the shooting April24 boktip of Little Dixie Timothy Lee Combs, 21, Sanford. !le had been scheduled Part man accused of teing an hackiaws and tools Into county death Of his next-door nefghbx, Market at .ongwood. But Franklin, Fla., and Richard D. for trial on the charge this week Pig çy after the fact of fir- jail March 2. 47-year-old Lerno Lovette, of )tniatric tests have been Upinan, 23, Oxford, Fla., all on but the victim in the case, Willie degree m'rder. Mary Jane Shaztr, 21, of 517 Peachtree Lane, Altamonte ordered by the ct*zrt for Yates a charge of possession o( Craig, died in the June 9 F.rrest Dee Faller, 22. a Apcpka, has admitted she Springs in early March. S'lflIflfll, ('nirntv..IaII fir* &11 hta'v'. and the trial has brenrontirnwql IN BRIEF Sunday, June 2, 1175-3A Evening Herald, Sanford,Ft. Mayor Calls Commission To Work - LOSE WEIGHT? /' THE BULGE FOR YEARS? TRIED EVEflYTHING AND FAILED? WE CAN HELP YOU LOSE WEIGHT THE QUICK, BUT SAFE WAY, FOR MEN AND WOMEN. A C C C CHUI.UOTA—The Chuluota Community Church will burn C Its mortgage at the 11 am. C C worship service Sunday. In 17 the members of the church borrowed money on a 15-year loan to complete the ' church's sanctuary, and the C mortgage burning Sunday will C be eight years ahead of time. it To add to the dedication, C consecration and "specialness" C C of the day will be baptism, at '. the morning worship service, C followed by a covered dish C luncheon for everyone, karate C exhibition by some of the church's young 'cople and C special music, including music by the lighthouse Quartet. C Many charter members and C former pastors of the church are expected to be present to 41 C the occasion. • mark George Downs, D.D., is minister t,. t.ie church. , FOUGII THE RATTLE OF i..___.. ..l.._•p.. C C -. — - C C / C C -- - Come to Coleman's. Right now. Noone eats at Cole. man's without walking away with a full tummy fresh, satisfied feeling. We're a sure cure for whatevei's got you down. Dolt fowl Come to Coleman's and enjoy. Specials -B C C Tuesday is Family Day & i ,,,,_,,__,) . — and a ' - : Nitel Choice of $1.9? Bar- e B-Q Chicken Dinner or C the $2.4? Bar-13-0 Pork Dinner for $1.35. C C 41 In times like these shouldn't your money be invested in an insured safe First Federal of Mid-Flor)da savings account? Visit or cal! our New Accounts Department for details on the variety of savings plans we offer. .'r.. , POTENflAL WEIGHT 0SS OF 2010 30 - POUNDS IN 4 10 $ WUKS NO EXERCISE 19 THERAPEUTIC RWUCIF4G Wills INDIVIDUAL C 'i,'--"' - '-c-'•- . I... - - C C ' 0 C We're Now In Our New Permanent Office. Come By And See Us! C C C C - I MOTIVATION ENAVION MODIFICATIO N Wills C101111110 COUNSELOR SAVINGS . A FIRST . "W**-b FEDERAL r' OF MiDeFLORIDA I MSMA'nON M,fnW, Aitsn,.M Sanford's - Ct'amb,, t coffirnerce Rftsted Weffi Baltic Is,t.0 Surobw H*-y 436 at I Sp SI, C ç,- C C I J.it4t} I Finest - Hwy. 1#7 -92 Sanford. Across From Movieland. 322-9646 : C it C C C 300 Orlando Drive at Airport Boulevard Sanford, Florida, Phone (301) 323- 3770 Open Moriiay through Thursday? to 4. Op-en Fridays? to �-.-----I-- '1 ___ — - - E ven i ng lk4Wd According to statistics Just released by the National Safety Council, there were 283,438 ac. cidents Involving motor vehicles on Florida's highways and byways In 1974. Of that total, 1,986 turned out to be crashes which had at least one fatality and IV,975 caused property damage In excess of $100. 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 3o322.1lor 831-9993 Sunday, June 29, 1975-4A Around WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher WILL IAM D. CURRIE, Managing Editor ROBERT C. MARKEY, Advertising Director Home 9 According to the figures, 35 persons lost their lives In Seminole County traffic accidents last year while 1,533 others were In jured In a total of 3,621 accidents reported. _______ ___ Week, 55 cents; Month. 12.40; Months, $14.20; Year, $28.40. By Mall: Florida same home delivery. other mail: Month, $2.70; 6 Months, 116.20; 12 Months, $32.40. __________ ______ Delivery: 6 In as ' Of all the accidents reported in the county, 1,989 occurred In urban areas while 1,632 took place In rural areas. Sixteen of the rural accidents resulted In fatalities and 12 of those In urban areas caused deaths. Seminole County residents, by and large, can be rroud of the fact that on th nvr retty well as compared to other counties'j as figures reveal there was only one fatality per every 400.2 million vehicle miles traveled, Neighboring Orange County had the highest rate _____ Many Over-react ____ re The To Refuge e Im iOC pact The misunderstanding and controversy that characterized 15 years of U.S. military support of South Vietnam seem to be persisting into the period of resettlement of Vietnamese refugees. Some public officials around the country are clearly over-reacting with their cries of alarm over the A($ 1 rAfltiJpç cr "u' cc Granted, statistics can be boring at times, but th ought these to be Interesting enough to pass along our readers. Guerrillas Release Two, to And one last figure that might be worth noting: Of all accidents In the state in 1974, careless driving was the contributing circumstance that caused the most-41,155. Hold One Hostage [)All ES SALAAM, Tanzania (AP) —Marxist guerrillas Zaire released two young women, one American and the other Dutch, after six weeks of captivity but kept an American man hostage pending further ransom negotiations, U.S. Embassy officials reported. They said Carrie Jane Hunter, 21, of Atherton, Calif., and Emilie Van Zinni Bergmann, 25, of the Netherlands were "in good shape but tired” when they arrived at Kigoma In western Tanzania after a 30-mile boat trip across Lake Tanganyika. Kenneth Stephen Smith, 22, of Garden Grove, Calif., remained a hostage in Zaire. He was also believed to be in good health although U.S. spokesmen they had no details about his condition, So, when you're out there behind the wheel this week, especially with a long July 4th holiday weekend rapidly approaching, take a little extra ecaution. And, perhaps the most Interesting statistic of all, according to the National Safety Council, 566 of those aforementioned 2,27O deaths were the result of Remember Arrive Alive. —Bill Currie L L AP SPECIAL REPORT r 1 Mr, - i - I I NIMM ' U01a I Bombers Terrorize Beirut I iU'U The moral and humanitarian aspects of our 0 I.. acceptance of the refugees hardly needs to be I .Cd ..:. oft argued. Th ese are people who are now without a I,, counU\ .Whc'U:erthe were voting with their feet'' ay P rod / _________ Gift against the communism which has swallowed up . ______ their homeland, or whether they are escaping execution for their part in the anti-Communist cause, our country has a strong and historical N ew precedent for providing them a haven. \ ff9 NEW YORK (AP) A new multibillion It is the practical problem of absorbing the business may have been born this past week. refugees into our cities and towns that has aroused 0 Principals may be due a new and unique form many members of Congress and governors. They of compensation for their toll. I. Picturing "an entirely new private industry should have looked more closely at the size and "I'd like to make a motion that any principal W who survives for 10 years get a gold tooth," composition of the refugee lists before th ey began America," President Ford asked congress to allowprivatecompanlestoproduceandsellhjgh Seminole High School Don Reynolds told 1•' protesting about the impact on states and corn- quality uranium to nuclear plants throughout the . members of a budget committee earlier this . munities with unemployment rates and welfare world to hasten an end to the current energy week. costs that are already a problem, problem. "You need it," replied Secretary of State Henry Kissinger estimates the superintendent In Seminole, "You need Since the dawn of the nuclear age 30 years ago, the total number of refugees may be less than than one." then klngandselllngofenricheduranjumhas 60,000 — not the "hundreds of thousands" that been a strict federal monopoly for national some wild rumors first reported. Probably two- security and safety reasons, and In Washington, .'j ) thirds are women and children, many of whom are aspects of the Ford proposal already W harry hug, Casselberry's recently ousted ... : •jj dependents of American citizens. Of the remain- stirring controversy last week. . 1. city manager strolled earlier this .. •1-" der, th e adult males will want to support th emweek, heading outside to light up a smoke, The :.:. ,.. . Ford said by shifting prime responsibility for selves and their families. Many are doctors, council had Just accepted his resigna ti on, but In ::t . . .; building needed uranium facilities over the next i T effect, had f or ced the 54-year-old veteran to step lawyers, technicians and artisans people who, in :u'I' . 15 years to the priva te sector, he was saving the down. the long view, can be an asset to our population, not . taxpayers some o billion. While Sew legislators "After that," Hug said pointing towards the E Ss . . KlMGFU a liability. ,.osed u plan on principle, dias, "I need a smoke." While the political status of these refugees is the $8 billion federal guarantee Ford is seeking Depends on his choice identical, their background and prevpus economic from Congress to cover losses if private firma status are not. Some are reported to have arrived find them.selves unable to build or operate Quote of the week goes to Bob Hughes, prinwearing vpluable jewelry, but th is may simply uranium plants profitably. cipal at Sable Point Elementary. Seems the d represent the only assets with which they could budget review committee had just voted to not mere also was question whether foreign escape. It is far too soon to generalize about th e allow teachers' aides to be counted when you advise us how you will proceed and vote on partnersthen private uranium enterprises Oil Problems Grow scope of the "burden" the refugees may represent, mig this inordinately severe problem which faces our figuring a principal's salary. ht gain access to nuclear secrets. And en or personal hardships any will have in the future. vimnmentalists and others who say nuclear"You people are destroying flexibility," Editor's Note — The following Is a copy of a people and our nation? Hughes said. Th issue surely would have raised less furor if energy is costly and hazardous felt the Ford letter sent to Sens. Lawton Chiles and Richard Ibis (Mrs.) Priscilla B. Green The committee reversed Its decision. the refugees were not arriving all at once. The proposal was a giant step away from solving the Stone and to Rep. Richard Director —Ed Prlckeu United States has been admittinglegal immigrants nation's energy problems. TheBoardofDtrectorsoftheMaltland.soiith at the rate of nearly 400,000 a year in the last Seminole Chamber of Commerce, upon Wall Sbvd applauded the plan, however, As reconunendation of our Legislative Action Aviation Leadership decade, not counting the nearly 600,000 from Cuba The lions lurked otitside County Commission nuclear-relatel stocks were among the week's Cornmittee., wishes to Inform you of our feeling admitted under a special program. We are market Chairman Sid Vihien Jr.'s office Wednesday. leaders In a moderate rally. The Dow on the problems this country faces due to First, we of the Aviation Committee of the naturalizing new citizens at the rate of about Jones Industrial average ended the week 17.68 Jim Ryan, president of the Central Florida Greater Sanford Chamber of Comme.rm wish to energy situation. 110,000 a year. What we are seeing is a bulge, and a points higher at 873.12. The problem oil production keeps vowing. thank the Herald for the generous coverage you Zoological Society, along with two other officials small one at that, in a rate of legal immigration Our domestic oil prodoction continues to decline have been giving to the activities of Sanford's ai th the zoo, were waiting to discuss the development of the park lands which at that that our society of 210 million people is geared to Stock Investors also drew encouragement our daily consumption of oil In this year is aviation community. absorb. from further government figures suggesting the expected to go up 3.5 per cent. Your constituents Also. In harmony with your Sunday editorial, moment wri not a pleasant topic of conhas hit bottom, even If the good am "Strong Leadership, Must for Sanford," we of versaflon. are concerned. The Vietnamese refugees can and will find . . !EIRUT, Lebanon (AP) — Hit-and-run bombers tcrrnrizet wealthy neighborhoods in Beirut while street iighting raged unabated In the poorer e'a.'tern suburbs Friday night and early this morning. The five-(Lay casualty toll reached 42 dead and 97 wounded as eight more persons died overnight and 39 were wounded In the eastern suburbs where leftist Moslems and Palestinian guerrillas are battling right-wing Christian militiamen. l)ynarnite blasts destroyed five shops and a Lebanese bank in business districts and quiet residential areas preiously untouched by the conflict. One of the establishBritishowned grocery store popular with Foreigners, -._- - M u ce A Good ' Business For Survival - menls was a . 4 . ' - - Students Seize Library VIENTIANE, Laos (AP) — Student protestors seized Use U.S. Information Service library and the American Embassy's general senice support compound here. lliere was no violence and the students apparently just walked in. One student In front of the USIS library was armed with an M16 automatic rifle and others had walide talkies. The Pathet Laobacked students occupied the U.S. facilities possibly as a protest to the unilateral American abandonment of the U.S. aid mission here Thursday. a smiling Bud Layer, more . ' .'." . . off the dais ., . . . t .. -. .. . •,. ' . ,' .. ' ' . . -..... ,1 • " ; ..' Letters To The E *itor % Bur'Fo,lSw au I tCh ... , — JIlL: Some political — „,, ,,• - - IIIOMAS S. McDONALD Thomas S. McDonald has been elected president of the Floridaard Title koc1nticai --------------.---------------- i Bus ness - Beat I -' Bandi ts Rob - ludes ....-*--,,,. ... Man 'Of Formerly situat"d at 981 Highway 43, the office Is now situated at 1141 East Altamonte Dr. Branch Manager of the facility Is Ernest H. Padgett, who joined FtnanceAmerlca In 1973 as branch representative of the company's Sanford oflice. He was named assistant manager for the Daytona Beach bra nch of fice In 1974 and later that same year was promoted to branch manager of the Altamonte Springs office. A native of Sanford, Padgett received a degree In technical drafting and designing from Seminole Junior College. He resides in Sanford and Is - Sunday, June 29, active as a member and teacher of Christian Science for the Christian Science Church and as an instructor of fun. damental drafting for Draft Technical College. For A Long Cool Summer Install Carrier I FREE MATES (ft" SOUTHERN AIR of Sanford, Inc. Ph. 322.8321 100 N. Maple Ave. - -.-r-:- . FAMILY FOOD RESERVES $200 Worried about inflation rising food prices possible food shortages caused by natural or economic disaster? Protect yourself With tomorrow's food at today's prices. For a confidential demonstration and taste test without obligation phone — - By MICK LOCIIRIDGE Herald Staff Writer they proceded to drive around school where he saw a auditorium stage. the area. Police say the men motorcycle parked between two Deputies on Friday night stopped behind the Florida portable buildings. Newshutz arrested an 18-year-old Sanford A 20-year-old Sanford man Power and Light Building on reported that he then saw a man for aggravated assault was robbed of $200 Friday af- Myrtle Avenue and one of the metal fire extinguisher on the with a motor vehicle and ternoon by two men, one armed men pulled out an automatic ground next to a garbage reckess driving. with a .22-caliber revolver, who revolver and told Hudson to dumpster. John Wayne Hoffman, Box had requested information hand over the money. Deputies report that previous 101, booked Into county jail about renting an apartment, Police continued their In- complaints from the Fern Park In lieuwas of $5,250 bond. A $5,000 Sanford police report. vestigation Into the robbery area indicate that cars have bond was set on the aggravated Clemmie Hudson, 1 Pine Saturday, but had made no been sprayed by lire exassault with a motor vehicle Ave., told police that two men arrests in the case. tinguishers. approached him at the Park Seminole County Sheriff's Newshutz reported that he A. DeanLea,25, Box 197, Lake and Shop grocery store at deputies early Saturday checked the building and found Markham Road, reported to Fourth Street and Sanford morning arrested two Maitland a rear glass door broken and sheriff's deputies that burglars Avenue shortly before 3 p.m. juveniles, who were caught partially opened. He then broke into a storage barn and The men asked Hudson to show inside the English Estates radioed for assistance. Sgt. Ja y several antiques of unknown them where some apartments School on Oxford Road In Fern Leman and Deputy Ron Gilbert value taken. for rent were located, ac- Park. arrived and went inside the cording to police reports. Reports say that Deputy R.A. school. They discovered the two Lea said a set of German Hudson then got Into the Newshutz, was on routine juveniles hiding In a storage scales and a lamp were taken In vehicle with the two men and patrol and pulled behind the room In the back of the the Friday afternoon burglary. TI-1200 Hand-Held Electronic Calculator I I plus billefy ( t) Brand new ridrl arts. Itt!r.,ris, rn:•., and dv,d*-.nt?anty. Has Is k"y. a um,rAl,c cn%tnT. B dg't d$si4y. J"sT 5i'i' i 2'.". Or.'Al.s horn 9 volt b.atiery Only '19 9S-plus '1 50 r baflvy'. Aspirin Won' t Slow Decay Mgcorge stuart O,*r*'*n Of ____ — H - Dr. Lamb -- . ranchers, __________________________________________ con- ______ HAS A LOT TO OFFER LUNCHES Monday. 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BUT DON'T TAKE OUR WORD — COME ON OUT AND SEE FOR YOURSELF. Setting the _____________ the lo t F - He had been serving the Iinportant than ever throughout asaocItion as Its first vice Florida," he said. "Our president. population is more mobile than McDonald Is president of me that of other areas and we feel Abstract Corporation of an obligation to alert people to DeLand, Daytona Beach and some of the risks they can Sanford, and Is based at that encounter lf they do not seek the company's Sanford office. Well help of the real estate knowninthetitle industry, heis professionals who can be found a former member of the Board In every community." of Governors of the American Association, whose mernHe added that the conLand Title Association. He is bership nc virtually every teznplated program will Include also a director of the Flagship title underwriter, abstracting print and electronic media, as U.S. Bank of Seminole. firm and policy writing office well as color sound films and McDonald's other past ac- licensed to do business In the personal presentations by tivitles have included terms as state, Is now preparing a public FLAIR members. mayor of Sanford and as a service program for the benefit member of the Florida of prospective homebuyers and legislature, and he is a past real estate investors, McDonald The Altamonte Springs district governor of Rotary SdId. consumer finance office of International. "We believe the subject of FinanceAmerica Corporation The--.... Flori d Lind Title - rnl i.. , t..... ,. t..., -.-- ------- i.- art % #a '-.-!J.Iw&v iimvycuw&ivw ss Iucduuu. HOSPITAL NOTES .) Deve I o pers B Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. ____________________________________________________________________________________ t presidential primary "on the Tuesday a week before any JACK ANDERSON primary In any other Staie" Officials of Maine, Vermont, Rhode Island and Massachusetts deny their Intent to hold the first primary In the nation, but concede privately their disenchantment with the possible effect of the New Hampshire on voters nationwide. Their apprehensions are centered upon the influence of the state's largest newspaper, the Manchester Union, and Its ultraconservative publisher William Loeb. Before Rogers Morton left the Interior said the spokesmi P. The same point was made We can fin'i ii '.ei.ord at the F'ate De,' welcome at the White House. It may have been a New Hampshire's response to We threat of its neighbors Department, Sen. Paul Fannin, 11,-Ariz., called by a spokesman or Fannin. ment that Mu: Ti) has ever bee,; usd n coincidence, Redford told us.... came with commendable alacrity, but may be futile. Political upon him as one Republican to another for a &t the environmentalists are convinced thi "official 4 11 ' We have es'ahIi,,he i 'jut The CIA has received solid evidence from traditions are fleeting In nature as attested to by the memorable small favor, the decisisi was made so developers, who ilstingni.&i /. itsitors have be.n take'. : the Cambodia that "over 100 military and civilian assurance that "as Maine goes, so goes the.nation" and the The senator wanted the Kota Game Range In support Fann-h, :4n get their hands on the land Eiinwi I'uetaUon, another rests I: ,'it he personnel who fought or served on the side of the crumbling of "the solid South." Arizona taken away from the Fish and Wildlife STRANGE HtXT: The brother of Neu 'rz,'e is the Now Orleant at-eli. '.' ij were Lon Nol government were killed Service and put under the sole jurisdiction of the Orleans underworld boss Carlos Marcello has 1tt/,Jit to the restaur:,r. tvv'e,e:, t 'lunteer thwestern provincial capital." The In one norCIA also has Bureau Of Land Management. sworn that the State Department has used him as P1, not ty any rru;1gt,',( -,t with t,' !ateDe- "reasonably firm evidence that BERRY'S WORLD similar large.. The latter has a reputation for being soft on an "official host at several luncheons and din- p1Uwra' scale killings occurred In twn other northwestern . / land development. Environmentalists, tiers in honor of influential and important In. provincial capitals . / s' /.'il'NGTc" '/ " dignitaries." therefore, suspected that some powerful advlw's -ire ur/,'ng ('resident Ford to let the Defense Secretary James Schlesinger has Joe MarcelloJr., made the claim in an developers were behind the move and that the tppeal Re,'ilIc.iri convention choose mat his running e ordered a secret review of the Japanese. , , ,,, BL-M would open the range for miningand other for liquor licenses for Broussard's Rest'urant, ,---------- . Iiiiiiiliia —41 _, ,,Fii9iiiF, - --•----------'--'-- - — authorizing - — - bill - — homes and productive Occupations across the has not yet rucbW the 8 million Amatcans stili, unemployment lines, expanse of a - — - signed - — — - - - of developm - DEAR DR. LAMB Your column on "Softer Bones Come Car Wash, U.S. Bank, San. Chamber of Commerce with Age" was of particular 11 JUNE 30 interest to me. Public meeting at City Hall, ford Plaza, sponsored by Grace building. Altamonte Springs, with United Methodist Youth, 10 '1Y aunt has osteoporosis of the spine and has had several 1 'V Congressman Richard Kelly to a m -5 p.m. JULY 9 compressed vertebrae and has AW hear testimony on proposed CALNO Council of Local JULY beenoncalcium,vitamlnDand regulations which will liv LAwItI:('E E LAMB affect Astrological Research Guild, Governments meeting, 7:30 fluoride for some time. Inc., will meet at the Starlight p.m., Casselberry Qty hail. However, a friend of hers servatlonists, environments- Ranch, Mobile Home Trailer mentioned a drug, Motrin, mostly a pair .illing drug? One article Indicated that it was lists, land developers, realtors, Park, recrea tion room, 600 E. Inflhal meeting of the 206 which Is supposed to be a new ___ DEAR READER Motrin Is habit forming but did not say bankers, home builders, land Pershing, Orlando, 8 p.m. Areawide Planning Advisory drug used for this condition, as a new drug in the U ni ted that usage would lead owners and others, 9:30 to ad. a.m. JULY a Committee notice and well as for arthritis. States. diction. It has been used for Longwood Ar ea CMmber of Second quarterly Directors preliminary agenda at Are you familiar with ths type some time in Canada and other I have been us ing Valium for Commerce membership meeting of the Greater Sanford Altamonte Springs Municipal drug, and Is it also being used countries. Because It Is new It quite some time and didn't even meeting and breakfast, 7:30 Chamber of Commerce. 8 a.m., Civic Center 10:30 a m, for osteoporosis' Is Motrin Is getting a certain amount of kno w that it was a tranquilizer a.m. at the VFW Post 8207 play. You should think of it as a when I first started using it. Is Home on W. SR 427. substitute for aspirin. It Is there any factual Information JULY 1 mostly for pain relief, on its dangers? In view of the Altamonte Springs City The manufacturers claim It is large number of persons using meeting, 2 p.m. at useful in larger doses than Valium, I'm sure many people city hail. Bernice Golden commonly used for in. would join me in welcoming Claude Weldon, Geneva JUNE17, irs July! Marie Betty Greenfield A. Nelson, Longwood flammatlon. The same is true of your views on it. It was ADMISSIONS Seminole Singles, 7:30 p.m., Willie Herring Teddy C. Willis, Longwood prescribed for me to treat aspirin, Stepping Stones Center, across Meniere's Disease. Kary Holiday Holiday Neither tlotrin nor aspirin from Sunland Estates on 17.92. Ma ry McLaughlin DISCHARGES E. DEAR READER — There is Andre Pierre All oway will arrest or slow down Johnnie Marshall JULY 4 Alvie Anderson prssofdilving bones with no completely safe medicine, Even Life-giving oxygen can kill Sanford: Mary E. Mitchell AlI'day celebration at Fort Sadie Mae Brooks age that so commonly occurs Anthony Montgomery you. Also, because people topped Mellon Park off with a Ulysses Burke after the menopause James A. Payne in women, behave so differently in fireworks display at night. Ladle Darnell and later In men. Both may help Ruby L. Fleming, DeBary response to medicines, what Norman J. Gaines to relieve any associated pain J1JIX s Et he l M. Grierson, one person's life can DeBary from the condition. The saves "Sanford's biggest Garage Bernice Golden Dorothy A. Bell, Deltona Loret ta Moran medicines your aunt is already induce a fatal reaction in Sale," charity event, 10 a.m., to Yesterday's high was V. Anr.a Gilligan, Deltona taki ng are the ones used to help another. 6 p.m., Blair McGarvey, Jacob Sanders overnight low 68. star White, Longwood L. Claire H. Fellows. DeBary coordina tor. Pary artly cl oudy w a chance Maud J. Athearn, New slow or stop the bone softening process of afternoon and evening &n)Tna Beach thundershowers Highs mostly DEAR DR. LAMB — On two Margaret Barnes, Orange In the low 90s. Lows In the low City or three occasions! have read 7. Variable winds 10 m.p.h. or Frank R. Kramer, Or ange some unsettling comments less bu t stronger and gusty near concerning the use of Valium. City MR.S.MAUDESCIIAAL She ls survived by one sister, thundershowers. Rain Mrs. Maude Schaal, 81, of Mrs. Dewey Hanson of probability 50 per cent today. Sanford, died Friday morning. Maitland. Extended Outlook Monday Bor n in Sanford , Mrs. Schaal lir-Isson Funeral hloTfl In through Wednesday. Partly was a member of Holy Cross charge of arrangements. cloudy with scattered mainly Episcopal Church and a afternoon thundershowers. member of St. Marys Chapter Funeral Notice Little change In Pfy of Holy Cross. with highs mostly In upper 80s SCHAAL, MRS. MAUDE— and lows in low 70 except upwas Funeqlsecvke for Mri Maude Sc Nail, Ii. Of Sanford. so died per 7 in Keys. yiiçj Friday morning, will be h4dat MEMORIAL PARK _A~ Daytona Beach tides, highs II am. Monday at Holy Cro's I . i I ___________________________ ery 12:10 a.m., 12:42 p.m.; lows Ofl Car Epii.:opal Church with Rev. 0, ~ 6:14 a. in., 6:30 p.m. F Whitner Jr. officiating. Burial ___ COUNTRY _ will be in Oiklawn Memorial Port Canavernal highs 12:21 i llet ii Park. Brisson Funeral Home In M .1.a lows 6:13 a.m., 6:23 p.m. p.m.; charge of arrangement farmers, Executive We hear rumors that our foreign sources of oil the aviation community wish to express our Ryar, afwr malting Clow to 20 minute3for the will over the leadership provided by our increase the price per barrel this fall.This happiness meeW I.,rtairt: America, and the impact on any one on will mean billions more going overseas to upset Airport Authority and the airport's new fixed "This .s what Joe Lewis Led to do, Wait In community should be mild. Volunteer ___ operator, our of base balance of Aero Services, In employing a trade, and Increase the price your ck'idsing room 30 minutes before the fight to The government's index of leading economic organizations already exist which can help give Congress has passed very little professional marketing consultant to tell the econornic fuel. To date the make your opponent nervous." substance to the sympathy America has always Indicators, an aid In predicting the future, was up 2.1 per cet In May, the third or nothing to relieve our dependence on imported world about our $20 million air facility. shown toward the homeless newcomer. With less straight monthly gain. The nation also recorded oil* Society Executive Director Al Rozon: however, we wish to call attention to an "It works, doesn't It? rumor and exaggeration and more facts to work a $1.05 billion trade surplus last month, the It Is obvious that aiiy action taken will n- omrsight nn the part of the writer of Sunday's Ryan: Yes, It does." crease the price of gasoline. This we must ac- editorial, me writer menUons two outstanding with, we will see that the Vietnam refugee problem fourth In a row. cept. We Insist, however, that part of the revenue Sanford Institutions, our Central Florida Zoo and will be the mildest of those that the war in infrom increased cost must be diverted to dochina produced for our country. the Auto-Train. We feel strongly that our fellow On the bond market, the State of courage off shore drilling, research into im, citizens have every reason to be equally proud f Massachusetts had its credit rating lowered After the meeting, Vihien, as usual collected proving production from existing wells, speeding our airport with it $4 million, I a top-level triple-A by Standard & Poor' in his fashion, smiled and sat down. completion up of the Alaska pipeline, and en program making it a lea Jer a E doubleA to A-i Jealousy by Moody's decontrol oil and natural gas. Any tax measures airports of the entire southeast in I nIid 'Ybu know," the chairman told the members Investors Service Inc. The decision was the uld encourage the Increase of energy States _ and its wide spectrum oftna u inresult of a credit review by the two bond raters th press, "When you attack the zoo it's just Lawmakers In New Hampshire, Jealously protective of production and give producers the incentive to dustrial, educational and governmertil. lt this; take a pregnant woman, lay her down state's reputation as the first testing ground for aspiring can- as Massachusetts announced plans to market produce more. Let's keep our energy producing ir he gutter and kick her In the stomach." onin2to6year notes this coming !I! didates for the presidency, have given flexibility to their $4 companies alive and active. Glen F er:i "U, primary election law. The public will not wait much longer. Last Ct, tit 'iAlen probably caught the public's reaction Wary of moves in other New England legislatures to Moody's also lowered New Jersey's rating November the Congress was urged to move. We I ! IimmIng a public project such as the zoo just Aviation Co itt establish regional primaries possibly earlier than the from triple-A to double-A, the only other state expect action. Greater f; ti !i,:d i jut perfectly. traditional first Tuesday in March scheduled In New Hampshire this year to fall in the ratings. What are your views on this problem and will Chamber of Con r:), rz-4 —Mick Lochrldge Gov. Meldrlrn Thomson - - 4 CALENDAR I Kelly. Primary - -- r. .,. — I - said REPORTER'S NOTEBOOK: i __________ - . in Male drivers involved in accidents out-numbered females better than two-to.one. - McDonald To Head Land Title Firm WORLD IN BRIEF 5 P.M. That latter age group was also responsible for 110,563 of those accidents while the second highest number was produced by those 20-24 years ef age87,422 accidents. - Former Mayor Of Sanford drinking drivers. Friday appeared to be the worst day of the week when it came to accidents in 1974 as 50,852 came on that day of the week with Saturday a distant second at 43,150 and most of those happened between 4 and Among those killed, persons in the 15-19 age bracket who died topped the list at 336 while the second highest age group was that between 25-34 with 330 fatalities. All _____ jmnas"* with one fatality registered for every 200 million vehicle miles traveled. A grand total of 2,270 persons lost their fives in traffic accidents in Florida last year and 156 of those lost their lives In cities the size of Sanford — second only to the 249 who died in municipalities and incorporated townships with populations of 250,000 or more. ---- I 1 WOODS DIXIE CUTTER 5' CUTTING SWATH -- _ 1 �'17 6Ar—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. H Sunday, Jun* 29, 19ys HOROSCOPE HOROSCOPE June 29, 1975 SPORTS - RyBERNICEBEDEOSOL BYBFRNICEBFDEOcOL Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. - Sunday, Juno 29,197.5--1 S For Monday June 30, 1975 (1 ?F.1(AI. TENDENCIES: one who opposes you. ti)ig, listen more, talk less. evening a tornantic one Be Until malafternoon you have a emore than careful to avoid more positive. GINIIay 21 21) trouble today and tonight. LIBRA (Sept. 23.Oct. 23) 19) Timing Is all-important In ARIES (March 21-April 19) CANCER June 21-July 22) considerable amount of CAPRICORN I Dec. 22 tasks In front to Jan. You could in a serious Try not to waste too much time Don't jump into something dealings with others today. 1) courage and vitality which you Get accumulated LIBRA iSept 23 to Oct. •", Contact clever friend who blunder early today due to lack today rehashing something today without thoroughly Don't try to wrap things up can use to produce good result.s. of you done in record time. Don't spend too much money can as 'you've ' '' ''.oug' You're ,- Play) You_I. trwn of concentration.careful. decided to take action tiufl.%lflg it' t,i.i . ou re abit prematurely. Be but rest of night finds rather Don't take chances healthwise today. Study ways to have ore that greater Avoid temptation to brag. 14151. 0t1U Toward evening you're much on. Get moving as early as tooimpuLth'eand looking for an cards sinister influence . aixi -security m the achievements more on the ball. easy out. would be wise to stick to proven possible. %UK)N ('HILOREN tJune future. You are capable of great :votc1 agruments. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb TAURUS (April 20-May 20) SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) A You need stimulating con LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Be methods and be tactful with to July 21) Plan recrations achievements. AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to Feb. .' 1'i " Social obligations today too careful in business negotiations task you've mapped out for SCORPIO ARIES i Mar. 21 to Apr. 19) early for the rest of the week, . I Oct. 23 toNov. 211 19 1 Do the things that will add to demanding of your time and today or you may make a deal today is not likely to come off on panions today to bring out ) Our but don't hurt anyone's Get that plan working that will the prestige you now enjoy. See patience will unravel you. If you'll later regret. Watch for schedule. However, you'll *still best. Conunurdcate with frierAs Get much done businesswise. feelings. Get into creative bring personal goals within that higher-u'p in a.m., but not whose Ideas inspire you. get it in under the wire. Give particular attention to any activity later for big headway. your grasp easily and quickly. alter lunch. Think spiritually youmust go, pop In and out high-pressure tactics, SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. PISCES (Feb. 20-March VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) corporation matters. Placate LEO i July 22 to Aug 21) .ater don't force anything with PISCES Feb 20 to \tir. 20 GI311N1 (Ma) 21-June 20) Don't team up with anyone in 3 21) A little change of scene this Take the initiative today mate who is having a difficult Listen to views of others at others Avoid socials. Plan earls ho to become more time. home if you want more har. SAGITTARIUS iNov. 22 to successful in N future a .rid You're likely to abandon new project at this time who evening would do you lots of situations where material in. TAURUS I Apr. 20 to Nlay xi Dec. 21) Quietly plan the future discuss this with a wise irt- several things today when half- isn't as enthusiastic about it as good. Go out where the bright terests are concemed. f)on-t depend on others to look out for Don't argue with one with is causing trouble at atxxle fl1OI ntelllgentl) so you can dl%Idual Do nothing tos ithe completed Its best to attempt you are or IOU will carry the lights aIKI action are only one, but do that right, burden. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. your end. whom you want a better tin- Show gentility. mony there. Get rid of whatever ' get ahead faster. Make the plan. derstanding, but use tact and IRGO(Aug.fltoSepi 22) If — all works out just Fne. placate you Aant to get backing from 3 ACROSS 39 Take food W ACTION -— -- - "" •''' Herald Photographer Gordon Williamson spent his evenin 95 r P tt last week at the Sanford Little League -- Championships Ft. Mellon field. The results, minus the photos that appeared - last week in The Herald appear today.At right,George's ' catcher Sam Griffith races for the ball as Atlantic National - Bank' s David ovi Johnson oh scores. 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"We definitely think we have ii good shot at winning the Firecracker again," said Pearson, speaking for himself and his car owners, the Wood Brothers. Pearson has won the race three straight years. \ "U DRAPERIES David beats me again this year, he's going to have to do it by outrunning me, and not by trfrklng SAVE 34% Trevino , rii Others 40A—*" --s") wans ow wl INCLUDES PADRIC, TAILORING, MEASURED AND INSTALLED ON YOUR ROD NO ADDED Co$Ti—NoJ-HIwQ UThA TO IUYI Zapped Shop at home -- -- - - - --.- Afts __ -- Pearson immediately jammed the accelerator of his Mercury to the floor, used the slingshot technique which has won many close races here to roar out of the Final turn and across the finish line in front of Petty's Dodge by half a car length. Pearson has career winnings of $1,360,951. He has confined his racing to the superspeedways the past 3L2 years and leads Petty In superspeedway career victories, 32 to 28. Petty has won the Daytona 500 In February five times but never the Firecracker 400. He Is within $27,347 of becoming the first $2 million career winner on the National Association for Stock Car Auto Racing circuit. They came Into NASCAR late model cornpetition about the same time. Petty was rookie ° the year In 1959 and Pearson took that honor the year. -- - -:'-- -- -- -. - - - - - -. - -- While the 430-mile Fourth of July event has come to a Pearson-petty showdown the past three years, there are at least a dozen other nmn-andmachine combinations capable of winning. The most he can win here including lap and qualifying money Is about $20,000 so be won't go over the top for at least another race. Bobby Allison, third of the million dollar stock car winners and third in superspeedway career victories with 17, is a prime contender In a Matador. So is his brother Donnie Allison' in a Chevrolet. Other top choices are Cale Yarborough, Buddy Baker, Johnny Rutherford, Benny Parsons, Dave Marcis, Richard Brooks, Lennie Pond, Jim Vandiver, James Hylton and Clifton "Coocoo" Marlin. diver, 'The field of drivers gained added luster with the late entry of A.J. Foyt, three-time winner at indianapolis and a two-time winner of the Firecracker 400. Pocono heard, huddled under an umbiella which between his legs. proved a lightning rod. Both were held in a The players generally said the storm hit nearby hcspital for overnight observation. too quickly for many to invoke the light. Arnold Palmer, who went Into today's ning rule and get off the course. Tom rescheduled second round still trailing Watson did that in last week's stormpacesetting Dave Graham by three pelted U.S. Open at nearby Medinah strokes, even got a scare In the middle of Country Club at which time Trevino said, the'14th fairway. "A bolt struck nearby "lightning will never strike me. God is on and I just (lr)((I toy club." s.id Palmer my salt',' 20 12144 120,65 27.5324.41 41.21 Aft . Petty was thinking of last year when Pearson abruptly slowed as they swung into the last lap. Petty, right on Pearson's tailpipe, swung sharply to avoid a collision. Both came to the press box after the race, usually the winner's prerogative, and talked at and about each other for half an hour on the ethics of Pearson's maneuver. OAK BROOK, 111. (AP) — Nobody had a who had lost two strokes to par when play chance to invoke the lightning rule in the was cancelled, $200,000 Western Open Golf Tournament Graham, who shot a course record 65, Friday, a scary, painful experience for six-under-par, In Thursday's opening two-time U.S. Open champion Lee Trevino round, was Just teeing off on No. 10 and and Jerry Heard along with several other was five-under-par when play was called, players buzzed by electrical bolts. "I heard the siren blow and I made a Trevino suffered back burns and Heard beeline for the clubhouse," said the leg burns and had to be removed from the AustralIan pro. thunderstorm-struck Butler National half the 156-player field had finished course to a hospital as the tourney's when the sudden thunderstorm hit, but all second round was cancelled with half the secondround scores were erased. The final Field home. Bobby Nichols, Tony Jacklin and Jim two rounds will be played Sunday. Trevino, Heard and Mike Fetchick, Ahern also got lightning jolts. Nichols went to the hospital complaining of a headache playing in the same threesome, had just after a bolt struck nearby. Jacklin had a played to the 13th green when play was club knocked 15 feet away just as he began halted at 4:04 p.m. CDT. Fetchick elected a swing. Ahern was-Ieanhg on his putter to hasten to the clubhouse, but Trevino and when a charge knocked it out of his hands. Heard sought a low spot near the green Most seriously hurt were Trevino and and got under an umbrella held by Heard ci SAVE toe," declared Petty, who has Finished second each of the past four years in this summer feature at Daytona International Speedway. L0 ightning FABRIC AND LABOR on Empress Sabo SELECT FROM 41 FASHIOW COLORS! m'-.: •71 Launch Showdown With Words Pet -. - :•- - -- - - - - -- Unser0 : Something Extra =.- - -- -. LONG POND, Pa. (AP) — Bobby Unser, like motorists everywhere, will be tr)ing to get a few extra miles out of a tank of fuel when be goes out for a drive today. But when Unser goes driving, a 1100,000 winner's check will be at stake in the 500-mile race at Pocono International Raceway—where he lost last year for want of another gallon or two of fuel. "I was leading late in the race, but I had to slow down to finish, or run out of fuel,' Unser said. "I'd rather stay behind the first 400 miles, then lead for the last 100 than give up the lead because I was low on fuel late in the race," said Gordon Johncock, who leads the field today. "That would be an awfully tough way to lose," "It was," cc-firmed Unser. "That was one of the 1 '-dest things I've ever had to do. You nt 1r want to go racing unless you can wi."i" Unser finished liEu last year, but his position was good enough to give him the 1974 Triple "rown L'tle for the best cumubtive finishes in the 500-mile rauis 1cm! Pond. at OntrIft Calif anil at Indianapis. Johnny Rutherfoi won the Long Pond race and Indianapolis, but still finished second the Triple Crown race. Unser leac again this year. Unser and Rutherford start togethi in the second row Sunday, behir Johncock, A.J. Foyt and Jerry Gran Wally Dallenbach completes the secon row. Rutherford and Foyt, the 1973 Pocor winner, are the only former ch.ampior in the field for the fifth running of U $400,000 event, the wor!ds secon richest auto race. The $1 million Indianapolis race No. 1. On the strength of his Indianapot triumph last month. Unser is cm sidered by many as the favorite ov Foyt. But Unser never has won on th 21-2-mile trival. In fact, it's the on] Indy car track he hasn't won on. Foyt won it when Roger McCluske the 1973 national champion, ran out fuel while leading on the last lap probably close to w ha t would ha happened to Unser last year if he ha kant on ti-.. lkrnptl,, �-i -. _i-.•-_.------- -- - -- -- - - -- - -;'-._- - - - - Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 14 Major League Baseball - t raw harness Racing Results 1__=.= 4 F104? - , a - m - .o 3m , 2 7 .a4 ___ sw JWEWqft - 2 * a Z 1 24 Al a' a' , Z - -w 4a .4 ç 4 4 ___ ( w 'a..,- i. 2. Z6"W a -F 'ru , wr* of4.,'; 3 * i.- Bowling 14 2.2 1 C.ta'.. IV f C 1 - 4 4- Baseball . 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Cath'h. 5ty AndZ. it 'j ForJ'hi MCN ii 7. A* 4 Cky Eak drz,,td a -vor= ___ to are =y 'cii. ivs C4 to CK a .X ___ ca' * .'o. cr. 's WEN CW. 12 C.'-i, & v•f, 1p___ % Brantley Tops -.t- ----- I :;.• - WL It C.ifl-m6 = - A. W ç 4 N Leaders af1C.aa £1A4' , 2 P a'. ! 22 IN AV 13 ' s is -': F?144y$ 1 1___ Sd 110 se-le mu_ 7 u-, -.w. I - S-4. f MAW 1 ~4• ISAW-Un '. 32 Cc. Ca' 1 4.q c*,•,, 'z ' r .-J-f1 __ ---. II V Ca'ta' 3i; - -i.• & Between Platt and the two men, they landed a 10-pounder, one almost eight pund, one 6-pounds, 6-ounces and 18 smaller ones up to three pounds. All were using plastic worms and at times were getting strikes at every cast. Tom "Hoppy" Hopkins fished the same spot with his fly rod and "hula Popper," He tied into one more than 10 pounds, but the hook failed to hold and It was released at the boat. Lake Je!sup bream beds continue to draw anglers from all over Central Florida. Many good catches were made there recently. A pair of Orlando anglers, John Rogers and Hugh Mills-, had 57, Jack Smith and Marion Joyce 20, Josie and Violet Ezell of Apopka 25 and 13ud and Barry Bevlin of Orlando 15. Even camp operator Lowell Hiley took a few minutes to land 14. Live shrimp are scarce in the r,.tons area, but artificial lures are doing well on trout and snook. Kent Gibbens at the Tackle Box weighed in a 16-pound snook landed by Wayne Hetzler in Spruce Creek. Hetzler was plugging with a "Mirrolure." lie said he had three tnore as big hit his plug but he failed to land them. A 16-pound tripletall fell to A. If. Reese of Orange City as he tried his luck at The Main Street Pier in Daytona. Thc 'gtcr trcut :till crc arcuzl th picr ad trncld 'Uc n got one of the big ones - 11 pounds, 8-ounces. A nine-pound flounder also was Landed. Mangrove sna pper are in the river in numbers. and trout Bulges ___ t t fa , v he ca at Joi 1 ax watm Red Sit L YMifep 1 ___ B wd R Wi pttdg =94 atZi Doq Gn raa with * dzble and Rko Petrixeth -Stars Lead _In Tuesday Morning Swingers League reports high series from Norma Henry (505) and Carol Slaughter (489). Shannon Corsi ulled the only 200 game (213), and Betty Hummel recorded a 193. Stella limes holds the high average for the league with a 162. "Queen of tie Week" is Donna Scott, who rolled 84 pins over her 4 average. Turkeys were chalked up by Bobbie Hood, Millie Spring, and Betty, who had a four-bagger. Jan Ervin and Karen Pakavlo converted the 5-10. Karen also claimed the 44-10. Famous Recipe Is back in first place, Cobla i t Chargers is second and Longshot Is third, Henry Lansford had the highest game (233) arfd a 547 series I n the Tuesday night Dynatronks Mixed League, but Pete Pieda rolled the highest series (566) and games of 221 and 215. Danny Swartzbaugh also had a 211 and Dave Sharp 2D4. For the women, Jessie Dixon matched the men's high (547) and she rolled two back-to-back 187 games. Rosemarie Beehner had a4i2 and Rosa Ruffin had the second high game ofls3, Wednesday Morning Petticoat Ladies high series was Mary Johnson (514) and high game (201). Ann Smith right behind with a 511 series and Sharon Williams rolled a 195 game. Splits were converted by Polly Hall (6-7-9 and 3-10, Barbara 1) ,rulk os-b, Charlott Chaplin (6-74), Norma Sharp (2-7) and Teresa Lowle (3-7), Mary chalked up two turkeys. Karen Peters still holds the high average (157) and Mary Is second with a 155. Last week was position rowd and the results are In. The Big Dip still is first, Wallace Auto moved into second and D&W Market is third, "Queen of the Week" is a new bowlcr, Sandy Boyd, who bowled 97 pins over her average. She has been bowling for seven and snook are hitting around the bridges at night. Wayne Brady at The Fishin' Hole said they are hitting on "Trout Touts," "Mirrolures" and the "Doll Yahoo." Ed Pennington tried top-water plugging on the flats in Mosquito Lagou without much success. Moving Into deeper water and changing to "Trout Touts," he scored with 20 keepers and many undersized throwbacks. Deep sea boats at Inlet Harbor are nwnlng between thunderstorms, which makes the fishing uncertain. Good catches of king mackerel continue to come in, but the size is small. The head boats are getting red snapper, but not In the huge numbers as last month. Harmon Shields, director of the Department of Natural Resources, warned dune ouggy drivers that it is against the law to drive on the sand dunes. "We are enforcing the law with the cooperation of local sheriffs, law enforcement officers from the Marine Patrol and officials from the Department's Bureau of Reaches and Shores," he said. He named Franklin, St. Johns, Flagler, and Volusla Counties as the chief areas where violations have been the heaviest and where a concentrated effort of enforcing the law is being made. The law p cthg saud dr.s is hi effect In 13 Florida counties where the setback lines have been established. The law was made to ensure that vegetation protecting the dunes is not dammid. Sanford's Victor "Taco" Perez Is on the threshold of the biggest fight of his life, a 10-round shoot-out with Orlando's Joey Vincent for the Southern Junior Middleweight Championship. But Perez says he has never felt more alone in his life. After Tuesday's third-round KO of Eustis' John Wayne Battle, Perez explained his feeling: "To walk into the ring I had to pass through an ocean of jeering fans who were all wearing yellow Joey Vincent Booster shirts. They were all screaming and calling me names, but that's all right. They paid their money and they have the right to say whatever they want. "When I got into the ring the entire building seemed to rock with their booing and I wondered where my friends from Sanford were. I saw a couple of familiar faces, but most of all I saw those yellow tee-Shirts. "Since I started fighting I've insisted on being introduced as being from Sanford. But when Bruce Trampler took over (as matchmaker), he Insisted I be Introduced as coming from Orlando, "He said more people could identify with me. I fought against this idea ever since, but now I am beginning to believe he may be right. "I'm no fan of Vincent, but I have to give the devil his due. He has loyal friends who turn out for all his fights to cheer him on. They are behind him and they show it. They aren't afraid t'. stand up and be counted. "The fight with Vincent will be a tough one. I think my job would be a lot easier if' knew my town was behind me." HOOKS AND JABS. - The next boxing show in this area will be at the Orlando Sports Stadium on July 8. It will headline the hottest young heavyweight in the world, Minnesota's Scott LeDoux (13-1 with 9 KOs) against a rugged Texas veteran, Terry Daniels. Daniels was last seen against George Foreman on nationwide TV and once challenged Joe Frazier for his title at New Orleans. Also on the card will be Joey Vincent in a 10rounder against Miami's Tony Arnold. The odds from New York on the Vincent-Perez fight, as reported in The Madison Square Garden program, have Shifted from 6.5 Perez to 6-5 Vincent. Smith Romp ----.-,-'.. -, . a_ -, , • ' '-. '- - 1. : F' ...-- / • '/' I - ,. - ' , , L ' 1" M-:... f•4 TOURNEY WIAJAICDC l'.PJr%IL I Th e three age-group winners and the tou rnament chairman of the Jaycees' golf tournament held Friday at the Mayfair AT MA YFAIR CC Country Club are pictured above. Left to right art- Mike Braider n II Clark Is one of the three men who hold wins over Orlando's Jody Ballard. Shavers fought here earlier this year in an impressive one round KO over Jacksonville's Leon Shaw. In following weeks, we may be seeing, via the tube, such outstanding attractions as Randy Neumann vs. Duane Bobick, Mike Quarry vs Pedro Seth, and Mike Rossman vs. Mike Nixon. K.yto, 011 68-10 3 0 Badcock 000 00- 0 I S Ba n n as Ba by Wins 1 0th .9 vviiI Edgar "Mad Dog" Ross' win over previously undefeated Charlie Grimmett was so impressive that Ross has been promised a shot at the winner of the Vincent-Perez title bout. But first, the angry cuts he sustained over and under his left eye must heal. In Minnesota, Duane Bobick stopped Florida Heavyweight Champ Oliver Wright in three rounds of action-fighting. On July 25, a weekly live TV series begins with a couple highly-rated heavyweight contenders, Henry Clark and Earnie .Shavers. I f', )-' '. Keystone closed the Sanford Senior Baseball League's regular schedule Thursday night with a 10.9 whipping of Badcock. Terry Smith fired a one-hitter for Keystone. He struck out six and did not walk a man. Keystone collected three hits, and exploded for eight runs in the top of the Fifth inning. Robert Smith tripled, Mike Presser doubled and Ned Raines singled for Keystone. I 1 al, 'H '- - Perez Eyes Title Bout All Alone By LOUIS SAPSIS Herald Boxing Writer Keystone, __ _ _ Cecil Cooper 111id s f ?xc* r at the S_ Mut, Woe bL&..j the Yanktes two the _ As 12, Aaeh 4 J Ru vrv In four t, and 1afl W*he!(t% and Phil Gn two apiece for OA 'and- C*Wccina pdcben ct cut 15 tat. aim ytád 11 hits and the Angels ctcalbtad 331 TJ). s.4. Royals 3 Wrfen 'ce. khmy & wad, Rna Rh Sc; byiiS w2h an gs,. tros MK gate rroAde Ja' Ea.er1y tis fim TensSrr Jeff BWTJ5 IId1d ck ai trçie, but x1n Al F3j had he. Aped • Jy Bow. 1Fum- C .'r; to ° R' t heave bee 'YZ ihetit 1n' fo fl and bs! with a j- Canto s Reyaefr.k Fr !- . 11th of Friday by M33 Cs P SL C 1-3 (14 -I- is __ 2W the White Sox came M Cw3t to dw Ust mtty at P1cc- dBk Bcd Aedm. The -äi pitthn of Dmk EMs wd a tree- after anAber before de RVS 24,54 i at theJwY eig b it h an caric fjy'p I&. ain& g a and I.tthty - Joan Brantlry, And, U* PU' wt.r, an d.e.cied to r bix by a twif the ow1hizmg the =91 Brky Dit sacyi pd whiran $ OcalaForest II 1q37. F iy or to the : 1wt3. P. gee the 801:5 d t:t4arta -1M y is ok to to tYiN rn in the ninth and Bob Cciucclo scued r' *,v a Øf'r he etan.4 &cd Team two. Rwtne tak's breáIM SO& I2iNd a Bifl7 M*tin a 'X*k' That tells ym tt* w=wvia Ste" rthe, fcc Jcce Berard. CR'So ear2 vtad a Iy Prfla Mlngcnl cpped P1cs L' rw w kind .4 a C2 it was thaI z ta the An a throw at 5 hear with two lAsted !2* Lkty -d eizt to uge Park; Jn1'.1 MJ1eir the s the rijb 4s4, &twer 1 s BC1I Jyjj gi. j0 waU for Al t-c bcrj t1 gawe Re a Carib4. EIpN 44 ( 3, Titers 2 Boiy Be11s *zt ___ pd p 0#71duc i4 and Lake in Pearce helped c Ted twoam fith &1tcce crd a fiTegane k streak Qe'eI*I*1 ahead 1011*; in he adcNim to pif, md P*1M &aiey. Wie IN Nabow Leape West lead to helped Bob Gitccn tct hts ZOth cm en with the ai of M*'t bdarageys two-11zka two errors by MI2wanke t fourth irtür and .2. As a foos! pilaymer. he Caeters - Ce Tale Jr.. P=es am 14$ Angeles TU14rY in St L#áI O1)t Wn . ____bint in the R7eCLh w=X after the qmg Mcoey t t) I t1ree-ri fiftA Jim Bibby rAmb W Do4eii S 1r1erded Fweg to to Sebrvq, Jty AM, Tamp VW11 Rent Sugh's error an a Mike r iced a Fdder* '±)i0e T1.e tr we c* 1* j -Vitt Gxy m The rs wb i'' rr 1iJ L-1 by Sin Freehazi and Mg to the lrhans train 1ib'4V rn t1 1 Wa j et Iwo R12 train td with the be-treaking rw in Ow Gene )(IL Detroit 'ater Tccn Wa'ker iad 'eeks ago ... tbt Texu Rangers two ss tht Ir&, ran thii C4st to ta11 t G16s cast 14$ w tarn .eIectes released P1tb $th Rick Lear, and wir L-x to gie the Erc4 cy C.!C b Br.s Rci wing streak a e 1 to sta Jr4ay. 172 Wea City; M f gaines. & YL2T TEAM Taur.y Reddi, Bradford - Sm Feint. Ccy; (y Slay, t Tarnm Catheke 1C; Pij. Torn Dccwy, Md1; Jerry O'.idleldprs - 'fkky Powell. Heam, sewm_g, Fort Myers; Gs Jthe, Cjiftbers - Hank K1oekorn, BEer Ccy; JIi 7 %ailctt, SPORTS M1=9 Cd,anhes (c.a$); Mim Pan! Saflaia. T,r Ir-e !tar-t, I)tniak Jeiut. ft I rr'ar-r- Victor "Taco" Perez, below, on the threshold of the biggest fight of his life, says he has never felt more alone. weeks. She started with an 81 average and is now carrying a 95 average. Wednesday Evening City Slickers Mixed high series for the men was Larry Williams 497 and for the women Sharon Williams 466). The pair also took high games as Larry rolled a 206 and Sharon a 196. "Star of the Week" goes to Sheryl Walters with 124 pins over her average. She carries a 9 average and rolled a 179 game. William Behreis still Is carrying the league's high average 1157j and Sharon Williams is high for the women at 144. Lucky Strikes and Country Bumpkins are tied for first place 417-7) and Marboros are in third (13-I0). Wednesday Night City Men's League reports a sensational high game 265-789) series by Bill Westfall. Bob Locke's trailed closely with a 234-571. Lowell Pettis had a 223-614 and Chris Elser a 217-556. Thursday Morning Shooting Stars Ladles report high series Sharron Vihlen 04921 and Bonnie Link (484 Sharron also scored the high game (197) and Elyse Isom (187) was second. Carol Slaughter is currently carrying the high average (160) and Bonnie is second. Link Construction leads the league, and Johnny's Standard Is second. There is a fnur.way tie for third place involving Kennedy Tractor, Smith Electric, Max Pools and Team No, 10. Turkeys went to Phyllis Walsh, Bobbie Retatic and Sharron. Split Conversion were by Dottie Hogan (3-10. and Carol Slaughter 3-10. Late Toyota Thursday Mixed high series goes to Jerry Carlton (555) and Eddie Jackson (546). Women highs were Ruth Smith (539) and Jeannie Adams (483). High game for the men was Richard Williams (210436) and [tick Smith (194). High for the women were Ruth Smith (206) and Harriet Jackson (177). Friday Night Roll-A-Bouts Mixed high average goes to Barbara Sparks (161) and Norman Sparks (177). Norman also rolled the high game (221-548) series and Jeanette Morris was high for the women (188494). "Star of the Week" is Curtis Johnson - plus 101pins. Split conversions went to Wendy Bones (5-10). First place Is NO. 10 (71), second place is the Orignials, the Jinxes and Schlots Rookies (6-2). Al 4*221 !4 32 AL - •4' .•_4, - i• 7 94 a' , 14 7- 2 4 West fall Rolls 265 Game • ris-y - LU C?' 34 124 - SAW ' 4i4 £tfslwT ZAM 40r, - a4l41a2:a.' Am T1241 ..-.sg,,,, f 3.t ., --As 3m S 'C4-40- • George Shinhoizer, a resident of the Bluff, is picking up a few, but says they are hard to fool. Jerry Kirkman threw plugs at the schoolers without much success, then exploded with three on one cast. On the Wekiva River, Camp Seminole reports mostly redbreast and shellcrackers hitting and an occasional bass landed. George Cheney of Wekiva River haven Camp says that the river is in good shape due to the rains and that fishing Is fair. Bream, catfish and a few bass are providing the visitors with enough action to assure a hearty fish supper. Many of them are taken off the bank. West Lake Toh;.ekilika below Orlando was the honey hole r Steve' Phtt He left the dock, found a pair of Gainesville men stranded with motor trouble and towed them in. When they were ready to L' (fl't' flR', tht' tc boats sLi ed tuwtht'r, B ter Fishing - : 7 a' B) BoB ORI-tELI. Although it Just missed the 10-pound mark, it topped flue pounds. lie used a pk.stic wcrm in 11w Mffln' Me preato get the lunker. t School bass activity has been noted around Lemon Bluff, but 4i the fish 4re Choosy atx.ut 11w lure. 2:mg; a44 ?5 a 5 .wn. d a a; LkW :ovww I-Z, 131 ,. .• f 14*1 rs 2. 4 - ' ... .ry Outdoors Henry Russell has been using a "Mlrrolure" plug for con!dstent bass catches in the Marina Isle section. Bank fishing also Is paying off with strings of bream and catfish, C. G. Caudell, who did not take up bass fishing seriously until a couple years ago, almost realized one of his goals, 4 His ambition has been to land a 10-pounder and to catch a Limit string of 10 in one day. A few weeks ago he caught his limit string, and last week he got the big one. aaarr74fl4 - ._*__I *W 74 - • -•. 3' AM 1 a i.m 7a'13 u-rrw -- - a - - ___ 1.a..,i..j-i t.'w. z'i ... a i.a :Jagi. •: L4 ; *4 - Increased Wa te r Level Daily rains are bringing up the water level of the St. Johns River, causing an lmrovemnt In fishing. Catches of bass big ones - continue to dominate reports from all parts of the river. At the Oteen Bridge. where bass have been scarce for weeks, Tom Gordie pulled In a nine-pounder early In the week and followed it up with a seven-pounder on Wednesday. One of his favorite lures is the "Gay Blade," a small metal lure with $tiinnow-like action. At the same camp, John Cash landed a bass of four pounds, and the cane-pole fishermen are bringing in stringers-full of tream. Speckled perch still are active in the deep water around the bridge pilings, • ' a a - ,* - 4I ppeow a :: ., m 14 -. -" S 2 4 11111 sr-so t.s '22.21 s'r'i 52 1 t rI ..4. oam no ' a. &VV"WV IL c* ' ,.,, t 1. Ia' f -- ',' & ; r - .m a1-vfIr 'S X z - . t#i p *4 - JEain 5 t L cmasiç ery M At rt, attacks a po4e Ata Itm swarm riØt, Aa1rf Smith of Atlantic M1iia1 Sam* #W ançfre can bm Wt at George's Floyd Lively, PkL 5, af1ed Me taq At b3*ton 'eft, George's Poses for a cinpship Photo. Belo', spctatoc Jeff Rickards views the actn from ffl (HeraldPtos by Gordon Sunday Jun* fl, 175-36 ..I.l .,........ ,,4. •. 'G U ,.,1.. It.. A.. .. CASSELBERRY-Bannas Hi) capred the feaiured 10th race Friday night at Seminole Turf Club. The bay mare paid backers $14.60 after being reined to victory back by Bob Neely. D's Crystal Ball was second. Citans Comet finished third in the six. horse trotting highlight. It. Neil Makin. a member of the board of directors at Seminole and a Canadian visitor to the track, presented .,.. IS THE PARTY OVER? Th,re's no getting around the fact that your high school years are some of the best you'll ever have. Good friends, good times, lots of laughs. Maibe even a little learning. But now that you're graduating, you really have to decide, "Is the Party Over?" For some of your classmate-s. it probably is. They'll settle into jobs that aren't going anywhere and that's where they'll sit. With their memories. IHe. aid Photo by Gordon WilIiamon) Nile I fjrn ess l6ti nva t But if you want to go -places in life, you can And there's one job that can start you out on the right foot better than any other we know of. The Marine Corps. After boot camp you'll get top notch training in �I 3 - 0—Evening Herald, Sanford, P1. BEETLE Sunday, Junel, 1975 BAILEY WIN Mod Walker TWE by Dick Turnor CARNIVAL AT DG E S!Mi) and JASWS WOMEN 4 enIngHald,SanIordM %% F.ST FAST AQIOfiSA 03 AQJ 106 S011TII I1 ALLEY oo \ JACK PETERSON IS DI RECTOR ARS ou su WRE NOT ON OF NUCLEAR MEDICINE AT ONE A WILD GOOSE- I OF THE AREA HOSPITALS, OSCAR, AND A MEND OF LONG CHASE DOC' / STANDING! HE'S ALSO FAMILIAR WITH THE NATURE OF OUR W.)RK AT fl4E LAB... I HIM! 1' MIS # K Q 107 5 2 club to his ace. ruffed his last club mid finally led dumnlil s A7542 Its nine of trumps West tc for the rest of the tricks. Apart from the trump safely play, it should bt noted that South had tailed to cash durnmys high heart and the ace of di imonds West could ha ve thrown him in dummy and Cort'dllisVigt1tOfIrufflpsaSa #4 a 1'. 113 ...SO WHEN HE SASS OKAY! HE'S GOT SOMETHING) OKAY! I FOR US, I'M IN., WAS JUST CLINED 10 BELIEVE ) AS(ING' . fashion Ile started by cashing V Q .110 7 by Dove Grouc 4)1h iU ntra • b1t %%e % l b North Fail South _•. . I'.is'. . Sunday,JuM29,lfl) ::::: : FIRE (II.ImUnd vtrrufI . . -. Ll Q& 01vning lead 14: what might be called advanced standard American Thus .North's junip to four spades by Art Sansom THE BORN LOSER ---- '--- "A BP Pis, 3 IV 5:.;t!,h_ I " TODAV'S i;('ESTION Ile d(xs show 1%oaces you do now" defense muth won the club lead in dummv and made the standard safety play of leading a to his ace *Thi s guarded gainst . flfl J") 'j out, tiis was an essential play. 0 C ' ' — by Lorry Lewis c 'oug FOREVER. ' IS'1 DLJSIB ENOL.1G14 TO P' T by /NAXV7ON 7flN1WR5 4 _____ 3 • r Hx4m.,, 1E i!,, 0 I p ) (AWN' THOUGHTLESS. THE COUCM! . . f i ( " 43?At)i - - f . 41 . . , / ,w / 9 / / t4-- / ' - CLUCK. . b I K R VIS MONTH 'ME COVETEP PLACK FEAVE59 GOEES TOM THIOV'S IrAIL0911... THAT S14REP PREP MW 0'174F- THREWS SPREAVII.. IVS IlMe I OROOGRT My OLANKET IN SUG6f-ST A N EW ON INAT, I FOUNP FOOR WrdS WI 0 91 ERl. FASTIPIOUS FROCrt I NAMF_ YOU INVIAN OFTHF. MONTH!! ------Chic Young ' DAG/OOD. I HAVE WONDEUL NEWS POR FiGUG MV BUDSET 'fl'41S MONTH, HO/ MUCH I WAD A SURPLUS 5; I i'4'?* _-- I DONT REMEMBER... I SPENT iT (3000" PRISCILLA'S pp WAS IT 17 erinier Y YOU ON SOMETEAM? NUM5ER ARCM 44'F! chief, and this is partly what got her interestedln joining the fire department "But! also knew they needed firefighters who could answer the call during the day," said Barar bara "I available — willing — so I joined." Husband Charles was not too Impressed with her decision to btgin with. "It had always been a man's organization. Naturally most of the men were reluctant at first to have women joining. But they've changed their minds," smiled Barbara. At present, six other women are volunteer firefighters in the city: Margie Hess, who is vice president of the organization, Jennifer Standers; Wanda Stumbo; Nancy O'Rourke; Bonnie Herndon and Torey Riley, who at age 16 is the "baby" of the outfit, a junior firef ighter. Most of the women are married and their husbands are firefighters as well. Their children, fortunately. are old enough to take cars of thirawliva diould both pa"aft m sper the (ire alarm In Va mWdle of the nlght. NO, I co MEE FROM A ~3 rIE) FA MI L`y does one give to women who fight fires? The men of the Lake M Volunteer Fire Dept. have come up with the obvious answer:firefIs.Because,whentffre alarm shrilLs out, no one stops to ask who's a man and who's a woman. They're all Just firefighters together, In there rubber boots and all, putting out the blaze, Of course, it hasn't always been that way. Up unUl two or three years ago, It was strictly firemen who put out fires In Lake Mary (and still is, elsewhere in Seminole County.) But I'this Equal Rights Ubg" has put a stop to all-male membership of Lake Mary's Volunteer Fire Dept.,- according to Its first female member, Carol Hoffinan. "I decided to Join because the men need the extra help during the day when most of them are away at their jobs," CArW explatned. "At ewe brc%M tip the suggesUon that the depart=nt,djsC%inU= women have jobs, too. Barbara is a registered nurn, Carol a bookkeeper and Margie a rehabUitation riur3e; Jennifer is employed by a local motel gird Wanda Is a clerk in the County Courthouse. A fine spirit of cameraderie has developed among the men and women in Lake Mary's volunteer fire department. According having women as honorary members and kit them Join as active memberL "In other words, that there be no discrimination on the basis of sex. "It wasn't long before members started trickling in," added Carol, now a veteran of three years as a f irefigh ter Barbara Smith's husband, Charles, Is fire Zj BLONDIE )N Lady firemen firewomen what name 4(14 •D7h 4 AWO LL- 'S //' T'WITI 77Y riv, AV TUMBLEWEEDS LVERBEARIN', 1~ f • BY JEAN PA . Women's Editor . Y/9FF/( IT VS4Y TMT T1 fi6 'CR T%'7yt5 43/ / [ Garrv Trudeau i EE ARE ALWAYS 7'• ___ 1 .. _____ PLEASE -STEP OVER HERE 1V Af f5gTCAfIJ1177F-5 I rva 5C417zflJ AlL c 1NtE(xJT/191cip/C? .. . . -. - . ,., - - ASK A STUPID QUESTioN... - - 't ''q ( - -. - '-4j -i-. .' fy 44 M-1 16 - -- - .r ?XT4yT 1" -41WR IF 1 5 171XRIS 7Vi..'OV : o flJj 2 r sow Pow IN •- U -- AWACIf Nr,'A,c\.. PRL-eLEki.1 ' —______ u acAusE ''OUR OLD 4ThN 9ECALJSE OL) .IVO'JTI / ISi TOO 5,%IART FOR THAT 3 ç— - GOING )..SOMETIMES TO GA'rE r T.4iJK I'Ll. -= Rally To The Alarm do 'E'*SPAPft ET1.RPKLSF ASS CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS .ç_..;•. I ...............QFER A ME CAINE CCLL Send $1 for JACOB V MODERN book to. 'Win at Bridge. (c/othiz ne wspaper), P.O. Box 489. Radio CityStarion.NewVotk.N.Y 10019 the danger of tindi.ng all four trum sinonehandAsltturned Roger BolIen .. rr' Women La k e Mary s B FUNNY BUSINESS see and think about ern If he ihos to acre . IwIthout exchanging any inforination that might help the 0. - %%'hal dopm co now A - 111d four notrunip. Vou %III Based on that information South decided to play SIX I V I, I, I I .a. £'' in suppurt (it spades, but pecial information that his hand in- WRE "Now that you've seen Dexter every night !or the past seven weeks, Dad, how do VOU like him?" IV ,tIl'l'i1H ----__-----_—_- '— ( Fl. _________________ I r'-18 I !!!S Os%ald & Jan, es Jacoby -- - - - - - -- - women, the men have now pretty much come to accept them and no feelings of competitheness or of having to prose their worth exist among the women firefighters. "The men know we're qualified to the extent that they don't have to protect us. We've fought enough ftres now for them to feel confident about our -abilities," was one conument made, "Naturally each one of us felt sane apprehension at our first fire - Loot tbif was Technician program at Valencia Community College, and Jennifer is plarining to enter a gainst Phase Two of the course Both Barbara and Margie bring their valuable experience as registered nurm to the department. Barbara has taught a first aid class to the other volunwers. and recently becarne one of the first 15 women in Florida to Pin state cerUficaUon after completing an W-hour cmirse in ftmma nuIrsilu. In addivan to ftm qulificatlow in were women," wai another comment. CaroL Warula and Narx-y g- are catfisd scuba divers which quslifies them for sprcW rescue work. Clad in red jumpsuits. yellow waterproof coaLs, gloves, boots and helmets (all small men's sizes; women's sizes in firefighting equipment aren't availabse) it's virtually Impossible to tell the women firefighters from their male counterparts when they' re on the Job. More woem are being encouraged to join un eers or same reason original eight joined—to better protect their city from fire. Jennifer Sanders is mem. bershlp chairman, and whlle she extolls the good work done by her comrades, she warns that firefighting is not just the glamor of racing around with red light flashing and siren bWing. It's difficult and dangerous work. We've erwugh sense to know our limits and don't push ourselves into unnecessary danger," said a tWrd. This sensible and t,onfident, approach is based on the sound training each woman has received. Nancy and Carol are particularly proud of the fact that they were the first two women in the state of Florida to become certif ied firefighters. . Graduation from a 200-hour firefighting course a m no e or ege q them for this distinction, and Nancy won additional honor as class valedictorian. The women had to meet the same physical requirements as the male students, and announced with pride that had no difficulty keeping up with the rest of the class. Jenrdfer and Bonnie have both graduated from the 82-hour Emergency Medical smoking ruins (top), three of 6 1 .ake Mary's women firefighters Wanda Stumbo, Nancy O'Rourk- and nif weary breather in the shelter of a giant oak tree. Moments later, they are Ion (bottom) hauling on the heavy hose to guide powerful jets of water to the heart of the blaze. by (Herald Photos Gordon Williamson) 44 "7-'________________ by Dick Covoll, INTHRP ,,\ _j_ by ARE KIDOING, 13ETT ? STANDA CHANCE I )(No e.' OF WINNING THAT. Ae d ' ARCHIE SPOT IN THE DOG SmOW 7HIS YE - ____ -' 'I I "'1 j_ I I7 I! J - .i. _-I-I1-- _____ I "• ___r-- — •. TIM i Bob Montana LL BE A WONOERFUL TUNITY FOR HIMTO MEET - E VERY NICE 0= 1 0 RIVERDA ARMORY J ALL WEEK by CAPTAIN EASY P"4PARACHU E AIP., W POWN FROM 1 -rM( r Crooks L5uPPOEDTOr) REALLY NEED AN OVER OPC 04 ~,AlrliIWC-P. TO ______________ iE- RACK! Ain A & Lawrence LEK & MEEK by How,. Schneider CAPr YOU'RE ~,2i2N/W I Zvi 4 "r A( fir lk cc f, IP -A Wft :.; ' by Bob Thavei FRANK AND ERNEST / XV* Col' FURST IT sHo;rnIs by Frank Hill 17 Tlzq IT! CALLS 0 OP MY CHI L-I r if MARIA 4, -- - ,,. -_. —-,— . __4• - F:00P ,f - -. . -- - .,, - -,.- . -.- . - .-- . -' --- -. - '. —%I -"-d -.- - . . . -' . --- r ' -'---- — - -- - . '. -..- . .- - -. - . t ... ,. - .-.--. ... . .. - -. . .•... - . -+ ,.-- . ' - -:' - ---• .-..------.-- -,.---4 . - - '- . ____ - ,I --'rr . - , . -' • . . -' --_____=-_.._.'-----=. - , - ______ ..' . --- '-'. • . _______ �-- ------------------- -- - . . . _1 _____ 2C — Eveninq Herald Sanford Fl — . P~ - N__ To. Richard Apel _ 1. 7 In a simple but beautiful ceremony, Miss Betsy Anne Carter of Cocoa Beach, formerly of Sanford, became the hide of Richard Frederick Apel of Chattanooga, Tenn. at 4 p.m. June 14 at Riverside Presbyterian Church, COCOa Beach The Re Robert I Lowry performed the double ring ceremony . The bride Ls the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Lee Carter, Sanford. The bridegroom is the son of Mrs. Eugene Nicholas Ape' of Winter Haven and the late Mr. -. .. . 'S. I _ .' . • : - 1 -- . . 2 t. .-. . -_ I - -. .- -- - ,a- -- -. fern and - . , ,. - . - It :. - ; - .. - -.--.- '. . . - ? - * I * Warren-Lickfeig Mr. and Mrs. Gerald E. Palmer, 204 RIdge Dr., Sanford Warren, Casselberry announce announce the engaeinent of the engagement of their son of _ __ . ,.I._ ~ ~ 1. Father The Re - Bo bn g Congriiu can be expected to pass a vitamin bill this year, 1 - i - - G Rogers (D-Fla ) who recently introduced a bill jointly with Senators William and (D-Wis.) Richard S Schweiker (R-Pa.) The introduction of identical bills in the House arW Se-nate is Proxmire -. - Z Z_ ~Z ~ arare occ -rance, and N -'. __ i, 'I'. . TJ, .. - J ; i v bridcgromn, Regina Shelton and Ann Collier. Their go%ms ', !the same the bori- attendants. Herbert &Tn- was best man. Terry Snowberger, Stanley Rosier, brother of tht bride, Russell Eubanks and David Mart.eny were ushers. Mary Katherine Rc.sler, cousin of the bride was flower girl and Stephen St. John, cousin of the bridegroom was ring Follow ing 11 Clu b couple went on a wedding p live in Gainesville ' ' button pom-poms and gladioll florets. I Dent" Uliam was best in.an. Bob Jolmwn, Freddie Rowland, Mike Frank, Jim Bombino and Reed Davis ushered. BobbIy Bombino was ushers' assistant. Allison Tillery was flower girl and Donny Holbrook was ring bearer. I Opening July 7th, I I (A Branc ranc h , W I I I " j' II Babq U TOWN E SQUA R E, o d - t tona ., I , Co I Iege w- System U nder F1 re GAINESVILLE The Higher Education at the Cecelia Brock Ic Steven Wm. E. Wilcox. 23, Itt 3 Si Ann M. Sant.arstere & James 563, Cattu-ine A. Michalowaki, current economic crunch University of Florida, uys causing the closing of the "open cutting back enroftent and J. 20, 405 S. Sunland Dr. or" admission policies of raising tuition are "just two Cornelitu F. Sampson & Gilbert W Benton Jr,, 23, POB 652, LeAh K. Lachowicz, cOmmurJtY colleges thrOughNit more cutbacks among thp Conds Lee thu state Is further "trayw.g inny that had made corn. Tawanaj. Pahulea & MIchael 18, 107 Locust AV Apt 2. D. Wf maiden name - Mett3 Gerald H. Saunders, 28. 286 away" from the original con. munity colleges different from Ronald J Bickerataff & Lewfield Cr., Winter Park, cept for these cGIJ.eges, says the the university." Cathy Susan F. flosinger, 24, 1721 former director of the Florida Division of Community Wattenbarger said com. Gracie Im Mo0whan & SbwJvfie 7'rl., Casselberry Colleges. Virgil Wf maiden name New munity colleges have done htae Raymond E. Daubed, 24, mes Wattenbarger, to alleviate the educational head POW of the Institute of between blacks and whites. Altamonte Springs, Katherine Richard Norman — ~ f-. "-.' %Z~ , . . ..... .:. - , '.-.,...: - — - -- - . - .4 I wt I i I , i I i - I S - . % "SI - __- Instructor's attilng style is assessed by young playgrounderftic X- -. r -: - . . - 4k I _/ : QUEEN HELENE MINT JULEP MASQUE 15 MINUTE HOME TREATMENT MUST 5110W IMMEDIATE IMP ROVEME T OR YOUR MONEY BACK' A leadini' New York Doctor. skin, loosening 61ed ening experience as the 1irt blackheads Pore and Other masque reiaie tired lacal oratory has deve!optd a arid sinlPle home treatrient that on ac- lines face hroat. U rInses away blackhad tuon drawc out waste '1tr ?e : y of blackhelps dry up acne pimples from the pores I', 15 1i and shrinks enlarged pores, utes You simply rmse the h eads acne pinrie and en lafg*d Pores. Ove yourself The name of this medkit ed m8sq'it away with lukewarm this home treatment and see ~oduct Is QUEEN HELENE water which dissolves it im. the breath-taking results. Ask INT JULEP MASQUE. Apply medistely. When you wipe for It by name, QUEEN HEL t1ols delightfully Mint-Scent Your face. You can see that ENE MINT JULEP MASQUE . blackheads and other pore utes absorbing agent "filler" actuaiiy come off On called Argiila. dries and turns 'OUi wash cloth And ur this cream into a plastic-like skin f"Is clean . . . reall masque. You will now feel clean .., refreshed, smooth . ...-.. W wins . _:~ .. .. ftag, *$logo over will euloy t a skin tight~11 %1 if III7 11%%411111 I -- Bicycle Safety were awarded to the children of the most interesting that they who passed the safety test. had attended. Bicycle safety booklets were distributed. Sergeant Taylor Family, Friends also stressed that mini -bikes I - , , t , k e; I i -A . - I I - I ' _,0 .- 7=.av ! larEe Economy Size Sixth Street have their son and hiswifeMr&MrsDavidC laces, - _ - — NO JOB TOO SMALL DOG nings - & KIDDIE PENS PENS FINANCING AVAILABLE FREEWALK-INGATE - WITHANYORDER TILL JULY 31, 175 __________________ ' ZALESOur . a visi t. The David Jones , , , k .- - I. I f - -. Annual ,0 if .- - - • . Spr ng and Summer ': % -' i'-i, vW--;,,Zf:~~-1!,,V .- 1~,J~,p U -cj 1111% .'' j, - t " -fo I N- - -I I __ - QW-A '_ 6 '4 _1 - - - .v , I -- -. SAVE _. t 1' I.l' I 1 ~ , 50% ~ ~ - ---! I. , LA ZFZ6;7.~ ` . - - .. , - - I - 20 to B ~_ , New residents of Lliuluota are F'd and Dolly Schadt of 511 Third St. Ed is a retired Navy man they have just returned __t%laf V I I %. :Z -_ LADIES' FASHIONS - i, ZZ - __,~_ _-_ -" - -1 _,-*,~~. 4, ---- ,1 6 94 - ,,. -, #z4a-a.' K-1 $ - ____WIAOV ,Z" f - J, . _F - • _. I. ' Iii. is Si "S II,'. S 11(1 -. Now and rever love leads to NN'dul ,e ml , is * I 0 - . - - ~* The perfect match for sour .cdding— our cuitIuie Wed-l.ok itchine __ 0 - - .. - - - ' - 2640 Hiawatha A Off 17-92 Across rrom Ph. 372.915ó' lccv .,ur ,.,mi'.lr, rkcik'n k- Aialtuill 111JAu hir ut rnnte-rnp'ury uyk, dw 1%o /&I" XC%01114 (kAflf 0 /Akl ( w%kW ( kalle Awwr... 11I.I.M.. 0 O."to OWN 0 (we "Isft%* a - QPMQ$ THUR.%. FRI. TIL - I t lstfas into.. " ... ......-) 0 oil % % 0 $3.00 .- _W • -: " =... . - - - _ ; ,- - - _ . ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~,~~~l~ . - - - — - . _' - - - - - - - . . l.I. % % having a Florida fun visit with (,randina and Grandpa for a month before they return to lvania. ., a--- _, -__ - - --___- ., Fwftiu .- - ' ,-... % IVa.S pl easan tl y SUrprL)VU Bermuda The SchadLs spent $ was unlawful to drive them on Street visit of their nephew, ti ost of their navy days over. by the the roads Sam llro%m, and his new bride, seas. However, a visit to Janet Sogren, co-leader of the Cindy, from Excelsior Springs, Chuluota convinced them that Brownie Troop stated that the hlo. this win the place W retire. safety program sho brought to Chuluota on a yearly touring the East Coast -om tasis Washington, D.C., to Disney Sirs. Flora Harvie of 341 World. They have most of the Retired Club new rec, nt. ummprJ(r,trnvpllnW as he Is Third St., Ile Chuluota Retired 'Club the head football coach at Mrs. Harvie is the sister of held its final meeting until Excelsior Springs High School, Marilyn Hall, a Long October at the Fire flail. A and Cindy is a teacher at the resident of Third Street. She conies to Chuluota From cover dish dinner was served. Junior high School. Mrs. Riepe said her children Seymour. Conn. tier two sons, Speakers for the evening were r Kirby, Lyle Suffield, chairman of had not seen their cousin Lint daugh t er, e e K irby, Seminole County Retired Clubs he was a youngster 12 year residing -with tier. wid Mr. Kane, treasurer of the ago. . , , -•, FREE ESTIMATES 323=61 51 OIfl eguLitions Safely certificates report ttut the meeting was one -- - -- QUALITY FENCE E s say Winn e rs II - . To Start Planning Next Year's Programs Brownie Troop 826 recently sponsored a Bicycle Safety Rally at the Chuluota Fire a er House. Sgt. Beau Taylor of the Seminole Count) Sheriff's By KATIII' RINI NE le Department was in charge of Herald Correspondent ;he program-, he stressed I bicycle safety rules and Federation. The members " °' L 5 ii)ri . ,....ai' - a - C - '.. I — - I. ••• Chuluot r . - - .-. Ch tt N - i . I/ " , :.. ~._ ~Z__ - _~ . V. — Century Woman . 1. I - -- ~ - 1 ~ -- = V A~=-- ~ _-41 _ 11 ~ College's Project 21st Woman alcohol problems of women; E. It. A., studies of sex P program, has shown that the Cl'ild care problems; Moving discrimination, the Juvenile Winners of the Americanism coming year is going to be both up in your company; and justice systein, maarriage, Essay Contest,Rusty Gasnett, busy and interesting for women Educational needs. Also, In- divorce, and women on welfare Paul Hagler and Dan O'Hara • L• dicate any other topics of are the topics in this were recently presented gold, in Seminole County. fr" course. Hem are some of June's special interest. silver and bronze medals, plans: club women searching Some programs and dates Man and Women: Myths and respectively, by Mrs. Leon B JEAN PATIESON for meaningful additions to already finalized inc, 'ude a free, Stereotyping. Li a very specW Lemaltre, president of Women's Editor their 1975-76 programs are short, four-part course on program which will explore the American Legion Auxilary Unit reminded that ProJect 21st Assertive Training for Women roles of men and women In our 6. Is for you, too, scheduled to start July 29. society and how the role exIn all, 199 students from the Post, will soon attend Boys If your organization is in- Other As.wtive Trrdning for pectations affect our lives. No and men are Milwee Middle School par- state. terested In any of these Women scheduled to start July fee for this course, ficipated in the contest, the programs, contact Ms. Gordon 29. Other assertive training most welcome to attend. ose A program of Interest t largest number of entries in 10 £00 ua,es soon to make arrangements to courses will be scheduled school age children, Dick and years. According to hirs. participate either on-campus or during the year. En your own clubhouse. Wo men Inter ested in Future Jane as Victims, is available Lemaltre, civic judges were Well, the time has finally the topics June Education W I F E six for viewingand discussion to amazed at the response, In. and thoughts expressed come: this Sunday, at 5 p.m., . expects to cover: indicate to part course is being planned to parent-teacher-coumlor 917. terest the youth on the subject, after opening regularly to her which interest you par- start in September -there is no oups or other interested or- by Sanfordites,and their friends "My Country Tis of Ilee." ganizations. ticularly: Economic needs of fee for this program either. for 52 years, the gates of the old June is always looking for women ; Re-entry to job June has been working with Also, Laura Taulbee, II Sanford Zoo will close (or the market, Ufe planning; Rights inter-county organizations to suggestions for seminars on Lyman High School student last time. and responsibilities under the plan and present Marriage and subjects of interest to local sponsored by the Auxiliary, has law , Low-income and welfare Di vorce Crisis programs which women so call her at the departed for G irls State at The story h as happy ending, problems; Female head of will be staffed with trained per- college if you have any Tallahassee where 250 girls however, for as we all know, on requests Arid as always, free from throughout Florida will July 4 the Central Florida households Ski ll deve l opment; sonnel Consumer education and Law for Women, a video counseling, testing and referrid learn the rudiments of govern- Zoological Park gates will practical skills to save money; taped course which covers all services are available through ment from the local to the state swing wide open, welcoming for Male awareness programs, bspects of women in relation the office of Project 21st Cen. and federal level. William Gaul, the first time the people of t1u. Ilie woman alone; Divorce and ship to the law will begin later tury Woman a Lyman junior sponsored by area to their new zoo. I _. i . — ' - - 7__ t_-I =--i -:-_nn~~ -. 1 r Goin' I , -. U - " - - I I . '? A note from June Gordon, Marriage Crisis; Self protec- this fall. A short historical over coordinator of Seminole Junior lion for women; Drug and view of women iii the U.S., 801 E. 25th ST. CALL 323-842!4j -I _ _~ - - HELPS DRY UP ACNE-PIMPLES . 0 0 Ii. 34 - I I rl .- . _ - I __ __. ' 1~ , I 1% I - OPEN 6:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. Mon. thru Sat. ' I A W . ____ AWAY BLACKHEADS 'RINSES J - £ , 1. ' A. et us show you S a wunuer,u -' As she looks ahead. Joanne would like to organize new program and get as many kids involved as she can. She's hung posters in schools, supermarkets and lauiidrys to reach people and let them know about the programs aailable There are still openings she says and even though some of the classes may be full, one can sign on a waiting list. Director of the Department Is James R. Jernigan. ________ some of 5. __~ % .•- . Recreation . .. 11, . -!~-_, - I Y care canbe," . I .. .:' . . I-V ., - I` .__ - __ L T`!,~(L_-~_-!.,-%I; L~M_;~.i;~ that - •. ~ - .. 0 , -.- S.- . It - 'I'u' *0 , " _. 4INI . I- t .-r . ,`g--Z----_ _r., M_ :~ _ _.- ~ 1- - - Z - ~-= 1_.:~ ~1;~. - __~_.A i ._~7--F merit in Casselberry and moved with a roommate into a home so "Samantha could run off some of her weight In the backyard." It was through the roommate, a friend since high school , Joanne first learned of the Job , ..i -, bership in Florida Recreation and Parks Assoc i~ -1 . _~.. . .-.I ~ - 11 -.• ~ I I . -:_ Y - \ t 7 . -1 - I . - . - , ,,, ,.. . - -. - - i . I i I , o a Child's World EDUCATIONAL CHILD CARE CENTER Exclusively designed for infants up to age 2 years. Following a reception at the Carlton House, Orlando the couple leftona wedding trip through Flocfda Out of town guests came from Alabama, Washington, D. C., Oklahoma, New York and California. arr age A ikations . . . - . . . -. . Joanne manages to be ;;, _V f \_ -. I I -. . - . I Babq's World A -. .. - They will at 703 Meadow The bride is emplo}ed as assistant manager at Fa1rwa Plaza Laundromat and the bridegroom is employed b) American Wood Products, Longwood Out-of--town guests were from Jacksonville, Orla ndo, Lakeland, and Chatta nooga, Tenn. • , __ - ~ , i_ - -.! -_ %_1 - I " I ~~7-w-, z 1 . ... 7. (- .1. young girl's social life when two nights each week she has riferui. i soIttklII gLIIIIe until 11 pin. But still in her spare time, a Girl Scout leader, - -- . I ..L) 1 .- % ti The summer program includes playground at the Civic Center with some 200 children registered; softball with 75 registered; 50 children in tennis; 60 adults in tenn is ; 20 in story hour and 36 in cerami cs. are also special activities which Joanne plans throughout the summer like the junior boys arid girls olympics set for ia A -colored floral Jersey dress and had a white carnation corsage. Joseph Jenkins, Sanford, was best man. A reception with dancing followed the ceremony. The couple took a wedding trip to Daytona Beach and West Virginia honor -r I40Z When Samantha, her Beagle-Basset Hound started to I Santh Johnson, Sanford was honor attendant She . ____ problem children, as there are in any program. but rIP tray ouu,nedru:es se:apenth) of Lrief suspension for .*6--CIA length dress with Alice Marie Monti was maid of Jnn Holbrook, Debbie DiLello, Karen MacVIcar, Diana Sorenson and Renee Caserta were bridesmaids The honor attendant and bridesmaids wore ide ntical floor length gowns of flocked floral dotted swiss st led on an empire Line with sheer Jackets. The maid of honor wore a yellow picture hat and the bridesmaids wore white picture hats. They carried bouquets o yellow and white - do ct "kc to be oicr!, organized "Thc-e naturall} are - I - ---- Still, she says, its hard to know what the kids want these days They like some rules to be established but they position which she _A10 ~ ,'shcraft of Orlando. pire waistline gown with A-line silhouette of silk organza over taffeta The bodice and skirt were accented in pearl traced by re,-embroidered alencon lace. It had long tapered sleeves and q sheer high neckline and chapel length train. Her silk Illusion veil appliqued with matching lace was attached to a Juliet cap. She carried a bouquet of yellow sweetheart roses, white carnations, baby's brea th and ferns with white streamers . hdndlcapped University of New York at Farmingdase and a B.S. degree in physical education from State University of New Y, )rk Cortland,she's well qualified to handle the challenges (if the acquired over a year ago. %ble much of the work is done inside -paper work, pa roll, budgeting and hiring — Miss I inder's real Jo 15 - . 11 . I ' For her wedding the bride chose a long-sleeved yellow princess line and flared skirt knit street She wore a yellow rose corsage. -- negotiation. - ~ , Ile bride is the daughter of Nirs. Marcella S. 011iff of Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore an '1k illusion eil fell from a cap of alencon lace and seed pearls. She carried a cascade of yellow roses, carnations, '-;)ider mums and baby's brea th. She was given in marriage b) her father . Diane VdrDeroef was maid of honor and Pam Rosier, sister-In law of the bride, was matron of honor They wore mint green floor length gowns of chiffon layered over a yellow underskirt with ruffled, off-the-shoulder bodices They carried nosegays of yellow roses, carnations and baby's breath. Bridesmaids were Rhoda Williams, sister of Bill z : - . for year-r ound acti viti es. From u small family in New York (Joanne is one of two children) she says she has always enjoyed working with young people and spent her summers with the police leue teams and also ,vas a volunteer at a camp for the There Keyser was soloist. * Go _. -411 _~ J - J . - Ready To .. _'IX . . Sanford and Judge Ambrose 011th of Jacksonville. The bridegroom's parents are Mrs. Ella Ashcraft, Sanford and Robert Wf former name J. J. ' A A Ft I L Hous1older. ' same add. Barbara A. McGowin & & Mary Francis S. Stagg Richard J. McCowin. in & Jane Wf maiden name Magnolia Ave ., Cheryl M A class on 'TucaUon (or a cugnified and educated manner. Dawn Goings Ma Paseler. Gentle Birth" will begin July 14 Classes include information Murray Hubert Jr. Ugeri! apper Judith 7 Aubrey I. Davis Jr., 34, 232S at 7 'M p m fri Room 5 of the regarding pregnancy, labor and iierinan a laiin&gin aul Kevstone Ave., Lois Ann Deltona MeOwdist Church oil delivery, and breathing Janet L. Av~erson, 26, same add. Normandy Boulevard. Six two.- techniques. Nu!ritlon, child Jayne M., Wf maiden name -Cliarles E. Reyrolds, 20, 1903 hour classes will be offered on care and breastfteding will also Stuart restored — J ayne s 18th Chiruta Allen 18, 1415 consecuti ve Monday nig1' to be (tLSCUb.Sed I Daisy Hei man & Will. Barfield. W. 7th SL those interested in childbirth Expectant mothers or Barbara P. Rayburn & Uoyd Nancy Beal Hammond & Dibrell R. Hampton, 23, Rt 2 education. couples shouid attend classes J. George Sidney Bx 775, Flagstaff Ariz-, Pamela The classes are being Offered six to eight wetks prior to Cherry A McClanahan & B. Porter, 22, 41 E. 2nd St., by Education for a Gentle delivery date. Pre-regi.stration John Wm. A Chuluota Birth, S non-profit organization 13 necessa ry For further inDarle ne J Power & Wm Michael Lewis Brown James W. Strick;and, 19. P013 dedicated to preparing couples forination, contact Mr. or Mrs, Clark Donna Pierce 96,1k Monroe, Joy A Downing, for the birth of their child In a Walter Meriwether of Sanford Chester Konicid & Ruth E, 17, Bx 145, 1k Mary ' f. maiden nwat - Romero. I.Arry L I.Astier, .11, 110 0 Marprie SWW & StWlen Frances Dr., Altamonte Springs, Georglanra . e ., D . - & . l3ombino, Altamonte Springs. The bridegroom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Lowry Don Holbrook, Maitland. Hartman was organist and Miss Kim rt i - CA;kwrom ceremon) Mrs. Nancy or g e g organza over peau de soie. Embroidered alencon lace t,prinkled with seed pearls formed the high necklined, t'.111pire bodice. Sprays of alencon lace accentuated the full Lishop sleeves and A-line skirt. A wide band of lace en- ' I . P lessons and again, special events. All the programs are funded by the city of Sanford with a small additional charge for materials in classes such as arts and crafts and ceramics. Non-residents can also participate for a $10 individual fee or a $15 f amily fee ____ Slonica Kaylin 011iff and Robert L& Ashcraft were married Friday, June 13 at Sanora Clubhouse. Mrs. ROge Accardi, Justice of the Peace performed the double-ring Childbirth Classes 0Lt- - -- - a,— ~__ .- , __ ." .- - e Civic women' s athletics for Sanford. While many i,ple think of the recreation program as strictly a summer time ve nture for children Joanne tii a full-Lime position with the city, organizing programs for d'ilie 'c32: ff Valerie Marie Bombino and Robert Lawry Holbrook were united in marriage by Vernon tJhran. in an afternoon double-ring ceremony June 21 in Saint Mary \Iagdalen Church Maitland The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Marriage - / Ic . -t-*ft~-1.1w --_,-.-__ Bells Ch'i* me For Area Cou les In a candlelight, double-ring ceremony, Sherron Adelia Rosier became the bride of James Earle Williams at 7:30 p.m. June 21 in the First Baptist Church of Mt. David Coffield officiated The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Sirs. Staplev Rosier, Mt. Dora and the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Rosier, Sanford, and Mr. and Mrs. William FL S.'ooper, New Smyrna Beach. The bridegroom is the son , __.. -- .. L - ' .. -,, - L f - - their daughter Dorothy Jean daughter, Sharon Leigh to Palmer to George Franklin James Thomas Uckteig, I Ucwig, M Brooklyn, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. John M. pp Ed. F. Brooklyn, 112 Bunker Altamonte Springs. was bride-elect The Lane, Sanford. The tilde-elect Is the grand- graduat ed from Lyman High Donald C. Merrick, 20, 825 hl. Mundy, 10, same. McC)urry, 21, 409 Sheoah Blvd., Springs, Marjorie T. Adderly, daughter of ,Mrs. Bridget floyt, School. She attended Florida Valleydale Ave., DeLand, Eddie L Hayes, 43, Rt 2 Bx apt. 25, Winter Springs. 25, same Rosindale Mass. She was born Technological University and J. Davis,20,1809 Lincoln 195 Sipes Ave., Lucille Rogers, John C. Johannesmeyer, 33, 1 Bernard E. Hart, 19, 900 in Chelsea, &lam. and is at- graduated from Florida State Wilm Ave. 42, Itt 2 Si 95 Winston Rd., Maitland, A Willow Grove St. Altamonte 3434 tending Seminole High School. University. Andrew J. Todd, 48, 211,* Michael A. Ferrell, 25, 25M Ill, = Deborah J. Howe, M Springs, Julynn Capuzzi, .W is a teacher at Evans Her fiance was born in Ridge Dr., Winter Park, howe ll Br. 175 WInter Park Sly. Park, Buttonwood Ave., W.S. 1408 Fern Park. ndson of High SChOOl, Sanford and is the R. House, l.4. W. Susan L ecoc, 1, 170 Jay Stephen D. Thornhill. 19, lit I Fredrick 1. Alexander, H ha d Hm Edith Dougherty, Sanford . Dr., Altamonte Sprinp. Bz 308, Maitland, Michelle J. 1413 W. Davidson Ave., Sherrie I and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest North Miami High School and Washington Apt. 2, Orlando Grant D. Haines, 17, 115 David A. Hyde,26, Titusville, Watters, 19, 1510 Chilean Ln., N. Fender, 18, Rt 2 Bx 706, Brooklyn, lAke Mary.He is a attended Seminole Junior Azalea Ln.,Tammy 1. Ross, 16, Barbara L Sheaffer, 25, 605 Winter Park. Longwood grp.duate of Seminole High College. He studied at 600 20th St. Baywood Dr. Gerald K. McAuley 23, 104 E School and Seminole Junior Walkinshaw School of Martial RichardWalter, 8E W FHI rd, Rebecca S. Cochran, 23, College Adult Education. Ile is Arts where he now teaches. Ile Seminole Ave., Longwood, or Daphne J. )8 Ridge Di' employed by McRoberts Tire is also employed by the Coca c Julienne Blkhain C 240 Mart in, .afliOFurVe Joseph McKinney, 18, POB Cola Compary in Plymouth Co Oxford Rd., Fern Park Garold Page, 18, 2035 Grove 67 Longwood, Deleta - R. o Torino, N otre ary On 106 hlollard, 17, POB 67 [k Ruth Dame Dr., Altamonte Springs, Larkwood Dr. Dr., Longwood Creed Catron Jr., 26, Federal Disso.lutionsOf Hona'Id S. Drabman, 31, 375 Clemson, Alt.amonte Springs St ,Bluefield W Va Kristin C Palm Springs Rd. Altamonte Stewart F. Clark Jr., 24, Rt 5 R. Gail Tate & Joel W. E --elyn . Patricia 'Harris & Bx 605 Ocala, Maureen E. Michael F. Sulllvan& Helen Larry Ray. Ciccoril,,samne add Begin I i ::I i f Holbrook-Bombino Area Engagements " ______________ - . -' ' . Williams-Rosier I)ora - Janet M. Pottinger & Robert -.,--. • SHARON LEIGH WARREN Mr. and Mrs. Raymond E. % 1 - in Wedd'' S Palmer-Brooklyn . , _1 , ~. I , 0, " . . / -. . . _- o' 4 1.1 . . . t I. .1 . . - -.e . Mrs Paul Jones was organist and Mrs David Coffield I 4 ' . . .- Z I 1 ______________ "C .• • ' - - , (Ithotob) 1 ¼ '•. J. - •,,.dI4 •. . - .i,, -. . ; . . . Sunday, June fl, 17S-3C Center. June 30 and Jul'. 1 at th Through th e winter months there are such activiti es as cheerleading and baton twirling, both of which are In preparation for the Christmas parade, gymnastics, art Joanne Linders Is a typical OUtdOOt3 kind of girl. SO when the paneled, air-conditioned office at Sanford Recreation Department (Civic Center) starts to Close in around her, she slips outside under the guise of "checking up on my kids." Joanne t single, but her family Includes som' children who are currently participating In Sanford Recreation Department's summer program As super VtSOrifl charge of all east side facllitles(fl(,berj Robinson Lsher counterpart for the west side 24-ear-old Joanne is responsible For some eight instructors and is In charge of all organized activities, social programs, girls arid _. - . , ••• . D . — DOROTHY JEAN PALMER - -. -' I - J4 . i - 4 N By JAN MONAHAN Herald Staff Writer , I . A . . ____ 1ll — .1 ' ___________________ I .1 :.. - . . . . - Company. __ a- __ ___ . r &Mf~i-.- . -, ;., .-. er mums, g)psophila, - .. Theodore Moffett Jr., Cocoa Beach was best man. Kenneth L. Williams, Sanford and Michael I- Lyles, Atlanta were ushers. A reception was given in Knox flail. Out-of-town wedding guests came from Sanford, Oviedo, Orlando, Titusville, Gainesville, Tampa, Clearwater, Fort Lauderdale, Fort Pierci.-, Port Saint Lucie, Cocoa Peach area, Seattle, Washington, Atlanta, Columbus and Dalton, Ga. ThIe bride was a member of the Faculty of Freedom Seven School. Many of her former pupils sat in the ribbons and during the remption a group picture was takrn with the bride and groom The couple will make their hume in Chattanooga where the bridegroom is associated with Kelly Cadillac —' _ Fugi - •• -. 'Outdoor Girl' Heeds Call ies Of Recreation Activit -%I% .i ACTION I _______ - bellow and cream . • - Ile bride's only attendan( was Mrs. Kenneth Lee ,Vffliams, SarJord. Her floor length gown was of mint green Qiana featuring a lace Inset with a high neckline in the front of the bodice and long fitted sleeves. She wore a -itching picture hat and carried a cascade bouquet of ,_ . . . _ . _________ featired * -re . - . ,.- . .-.. . _____ 1i7- _______ Glenn Arnold Jr., organist presented a program of prenuptial music. Mrs. Will iam Henry Martin, cousin of th e bride, was soloist Given in marriage by her th arid moth er, th e br ide wore a formal length gown of buttercup yellc'v soft elbow ength collar. chiffon The bodice The graceful tiered skirt flowed from a natural waistline encircled with a crushed self fabric sash extending almost to the hemli ne She wore a picture hat of matching ch fon made of bias folds with velvet ribbon trim Hand rolled th roses nestled at the back of the brim cove with ctuf&on and three rows ofnarro% lace She carried a - - 1 I. •. Apel. fa ; - _ 1rIr1i - Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. ? - r- , "-t I Wed Betsy Carter 11 e' 1 Sunday June2, 17$ . . - -. . - r- - '-- �- T.. •- - - - -- --•.--• --- - - - • -- 'c.j-- -- - -- .— --. - .---- .______U._-__..______ r. - -_-: f- .- -• — 4C-Evening Herald, _Sanford, Fl. Sunday, June 29, 175 - Newsomes Plan Maitland Day Nancy's Your Vacation House May Heralds July 4 - N r " - :i. - ;. I Z. 5 5i more in 'nmø this wppkpngl q" , 1 What started 18 years ago as a small community event is now one of the largest Independence Day celebrations in Central Florida. A children's pet show from 3 to 6 p.m. Sunday, June 29 at the Maitland Civic Center will lead up to the July 4th (lay-long celebration sponsored by the Maitland-South Seminole Chamber of Commerce. Ribbons and trophies will be awarded and there will be an animal exhibit by the Central Florida Zoological Society, according to Mrs. Phyllis Green, executive director of the area Chamber of Commerce. With a Bicentennial theme of "199 and Counting," the 18th annual "Maitland Day" will begin with a parade at 9 n.m. from Lake Sybelia School, traveling down Maitland Avenue to the civic center. It will feature floats, marching units, the Rosie O'Grady lire engine, and fire units from south Seminole communities. There will be a special children's unit, which following judging of costumes, will Fall in at the end and march along with the parade. Opening ceremonies will begin at 10 a.m. with prizes awarded to parade winners. Since Maitland has been " t4'H -. that time. will present a flag at committee On the grounds of the rivic center there will be games l%)oths, pony and amus&'men riles, food booths, finale of the hole-in-one golf contest for adults, and a Gay Nineties 14-cr Garden in which there will be continuous entertainment. The U.S. Navy Band will present a concert at noon and the judging of the Miss Maitland contest will begin at 12:30 p.m . The winner of this contest will take part in next year's Miss Florida pageant. Winding up the festivities will be a family-style chicken barbeque dinner. Bob Hamilton is chairman of "Maitland Day" which has carried it's original name even though the com• inunities of Altamonte Springs, Caaselberry, Longwood, vnllv hall. basketball soft hII Each morning the children being the lucky recipients of ! Newsome, development and other sports. Indoor acdirector for Channel 24, the tivities include the use of a pool are bused to the Forest Lake two programs to enjoy this / : Public Broadcasting Station table, table tennis, and games Academy School in Forest City summer. --.* in Orlando, traveled to such as monopoly and to participate in swimming here .'., i ac- checkers. Washington, D.C., lessons and gymnastics. VFW Auxiliary ' The program will last until companied by his lovely wife, After lunch the children have Barbara, and their two August 17. This program is in a choice of participating in The Ladies Auxiliary to daughters, to attend the Public the early s ta ges of devekpment special activities or taking part Veterans of Foreign Wars Post Broadcasting Station Con- and will hopefully expand as it in indoor activities under a 5405, Winter Springs will hold 11 . 3. goes along. Needed and ap- large tent that has been set up its regularly scheduled meeting vention from June 15 - 18. .4r . I L Representatives from P.B.S. predated would be donations of for that special purpose on the on July 2 at 8 p.m. at the First t all over the U.S. gathered in the indoor games and games that church grounds. The special Federal Savings Bank located nations capital to attend can be played by the younger activities include roller skating, on State Road 434 in l.ongwood. seminars and excnange ideas. children. Daily attendance bowling, canoeing, and horVFW Post 5405 will hold its The highlight of the convention averages 65 children. A ping seback riding. There is an extra next meetin" on July 2 at 8 p.m. was an appearance by pong tournament is set for July charge for these activities, at the Sheoah Golf Clubhouse on Secretary of State Henry 7.1l. It's still not too late tojoin Daily attendance averages State Road 434 in Winter ' Kissinger at an assembly of the In the fun. about 70 persons. Springs. delegates on June 17. A summer recreation On July 4th. a "very soecial' ,rr jIi oani7ltqr in ttu' Hardly recovered from that program is also sponsored by Independence Day Carnival city, there i's still time to sign up . -% pleasant experience, the the Seventh Day Adventiat will be held on the church for the All-I)ay City Bazaar to Newsomes are busily engaged Church on Moss Road under the grounds which will include a be 'ield on July 12. Contact Carl Mr. and NIrs. Jerry Farella toast 25 years in preparing for their annual direction of Lauren Fardells. bike rodeo. a parade and "St,nny" .14itchell at the clt% family reunion which has been until Aug. 31. traditional carnival treats. hall. Open to children seven to 15 held for the past 14 years with A camping trip is planned for The Winter Springs Junior members ot the family years of age, it is a day camp July 18 at Ocala National Park. Police will hold a meeting on F ll traveling from all over the type of program. Children take Another camping trip will be July 1 at the Seventh Day to the selected meeting a bag lunch and can purchase scheduled sometime in August. Adventist Church at 7:30 p.m. place. soft drinks at the church. It is An added attraction offered Scheduled for the evening Is an South This year's hosts will be the open from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. by the church are tennis lessons arts and crafts rorkshop to Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Farella of Ave., Sanford, chose a formal Newsomes, on June , at the Monday through Friday and for children and-or their make articles for the city Quality Inn in Longwood. The Sunday from 1 to 4 p.m. parents to be given by tennis Bazaar. 209 Sunimerlia. Ave.. Sanford, gown featuring a blue and mammoth task of feeding the Evening programs are held on pro Joe Stephens. Boys and girts ages 10. 13 are celebrated their 25th wedding silver bodice, white silk pleated expected 65-70 relatives falls on Sundays, Tuesdays and Last year's famine has welcome to attend and join. anmvrsary with 150 friends at skirt and silver accessories, the capable shoulders of Thursdays from 4:30 to 8:30 become this year's feast with There are no dues or a dinner reception held at the Following cocktails, hors Barbara Newsome. p.m. the youth of Winter Springs registration fees charged. Mayfair Country Club, June 21. d'oeuvres and dinner, the One of the highlights of the The couple has lived in couple cut a beautifully reunion is always the tlghtlngof .. - ________________________________ Sanford for the past 20 years. decorated anniversary cake an old kerosene lamp that has are members of All Souls and were honored with a toast. been in the family for years. 4 Church and have three . .. Each year it is taken to the children, Carol, Jerry Jr. and Hostesses at the event were meeting place and lit by the Diana. Farella is president of DcLorah Roberts, M a - . V. .Mary hosting family. At the end of the Slumberite, Inc. Whelchel, Pam Erickso a n and celebration, the family selected They were married on July Teri Fay, and attending the to host next year's reunion, 17, 1950 at St. Nicholas oi guests included Farella's blows 1. out the lamp. . .. . . Tolentine Church, Flushing, sister, Ms. Nicoletta Farella A special feature of this ,. Long Island, N.Y. and his brother and sister-inyear's reunion will be the For the anniversary oc- law, Mr. and Mrs. John Farella, christening of Z7 the newest kcasion, Mrs. Marion Farella, all of New York. Also Mr. and member of the clan by the whose parents Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Nofre Amendolaro of family minister, Rev. James John Pierre Live at 201 Virginia Largo. Johnston, who has married z. most of the nieces and nephews, ncluding the Newsomes. , - -. Lewis It is most refreshing to hear t4 --about a family that still believes that "families" are in Friend s fashion. ( ,• / , . are as C Silver n n i 'ie rs a r' .._.) , - . I - Answer Dear Abby I I. - 15,/ AtSl(iAIL VAN . . I0: I , - z' t?A h - • " 4..\ lqja/j L 1(1 I ) r,ttr,i,sfg.,I S 1. .1 V. 1 in is 1 -. IL •• - '1 — 1 , L FASHION IA 1* I a..... NC I t 'I .. r 'I- ) I Central Florlda'g SALE 11 6 . • Sanford Recreation Boy'sOlympicsonJulyl. Department summer costume Hobo Day will be playground schedule for the week of June 30 kIckoffs with a July 2. Free Play day will be July 3. Junior Olympics. - Gels Ol ympics will be held There will be no playground Monday, June 30 foll',wed by activities on the July 4 holiday. at -OltESSIS rv .4 O ' \ :., SLACKS / TOPS REI PRI Of OQtANDO CAVE Rattan Furniture BIr,b.Amnc1 Mastsv Char t American Scene - l - ,. .. -: - 1Ig1k11[ - THE SECOND STREET IMPOR w TS 2 • - i - i.... 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FREE Membership in SANORA IOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION : -b '' %Ill fl-'ly all chis This iriclutjes the prep- ,_• . gage rates, this means you save as much 5'o DOWN 50o .' .,' _.-,- ' I kiN - , - ..:....'.::._ k ____ R - . I". ENERGY4 I . . ow,n WAS TE . ( • , e. _ ' FIRES - .V_ I_I_ - - t.,J.-. ' '.• e cos Take Closer Look ,), NITNOR-t'mi .- - -' -''3)r • Ni. - £ • . ;.--;..-. I - ' ,,, .. - • .J. !_' . Growing . j BIG SAVNGS : - r-' __ taiitar Many Rattan Accessories 315 Answer i • . ' oom --_I_ . i')..t..ranr..nia bachelor who attends my !* ."7 . _. (+Ilart-h - Ila A.0-A -r—~, On Hwy 17.92 at 27th 322 4739 Tryit you'll like ifI - I ¶ 7j-1- Summer IIayground . " FAIRWAY LAUNDR0MAT. ' . -' • y-'rr-' C Li vens Tricot, FAIRWAY PLAZA I ` - Four generations of the Demps family, formerly of Genea gathered for their annual family reunion and diane; recently In Sanford. Preceding dinner they worshipped together at St. John Missionary Baptist Church. Sisters iStandlng from left) are Elizabeth McKenzie, Pompano Beach; Alberta Detreville, Ethel Huisman, Josephine Smith, all of Sanford and Annie L Gills, Pompano Beach. Also (kneeling from left) EllaThomas, Pompano Beach and Lillian Bacon, Sanford. ' 40 =11. Nyts / •. I — 4J .. D1.'AIt ABBY: I was born Jewish, but three years ago I - '- - '--S . — 4. JL 1$UtWN devout young Jewish woman, died a sow, agonizing death. Everyone remembered her as a person who had never said an unkind word about anyone. l discussed her death with my minister, hopi ng to get some ronsolation and assurance that she was now in heaven. fie said, "She is not inheaven because she didn't believe in Jesus Christ." Abby, is this true' I was speechless. PlIII1ADEI.PHIA DEAR I'HhL: I'll lease it to other Baptist ministers Cu evaluate the fundamentalist comment by their hrothrr quoted aIsj c DEAR ABBY: I am a 59-yearold widow. My husband died four years ago. I am very much it _. - - HOLDS REUNION UfWfr - k_-A - DEMPS FAMILY ave bodyguards for protec- doesn't want yvu to get any Ion; others have large dogs. closer to him than you are, and (our friend has a sister. He he's making sure that you don't. UNDERWORLD Dry Cleaning at budg e t :: prec. and coin Iiidry X. service in a pleasant at. moipPro Open am. dilly, I ______ HOME IP4OERWQt1LO • - - Convert S f i'.0 a. • -. not IISv,,q.F,ffililhI C*$,(140 Nylm • P,O,k •Ad 3: Liobtwitiold By Va.Wty Fair. 1y1 II Cowan's Underworld 10 *• ' 01 aw HARE Located it.. -. *-k,' - ere'sthe - . T -.- Schweickerts Mark i Wedding Day With - . - _A111111111111111vil ; By VIVIAN BROWN product containing chlordane. needed. It is very effective in Sq uirrels often take over an AP Newifeatures Writer J FJ. Used minimally in safe places, controlling the big black car- unoccupied house for storage of , ?~ J Some families may be chlord.ane poses no threat to penter an I • ts that enter the house nuts, ca using quite a bit of deI * V , a = F1 greeted by the patter of little pets or children, at doors or windows. Ivy-coy. struction. Often the easiest enfeet — mice, squirrels and the . One hardware store man ered houses have lots of ant ap- try is through a weak fieldstone 4___d • like -when they open their va- claimed that he used it liberally peal and their usual fccm of en. foundation or the attic, espe. J , .111" : cation house for another sea- outdoors many years ago to try is the windows. Sprinkling dally one 14 . I , that has a tree limb son. control a severe pest infil- the powder on the sill just out. growing conveniently over it. It Winged insects may also be (ration and that his dog became side the window may do the is a problem that should be spotted emerging from one or tickless as the result of rolling trick, dealt with at once. Even cxanother place, wooden beams around on the treated lawn. Somehow when pests enter terminators claim it is hard goor paneling. - ,: „•: I Nevertheless, few peole may the house they take on a new ing to get rid of squirrels. Nor-In particular the sight of %~ish to risk the long-range un- dimension, Outside we may ad- mally they lace a trap with nuts il winged insects may make the certainty of exposing their dog mire the ant for Its in- and other things and move the •. spine tingle as one thinks the or other animal in that manner. dustriousness as it builds its trap to a wooded ar ea where the -” ,, worst — termites. But amateur it flying ants emerge from a little colonies feverishly, but squ irrels are released. Many :i. insect spotters should not be place where po wder can be when they run amuck on food people place moth balls in the ,-- . i1l . lb; _ I alarmed, not all winged insects used, the problem can be han. counters, we need to get rid of attic to keep rquirrels away. . VW , -.7. I that emerge From walls in died quite easily. To powder the them. One can only experiment with bombing squad precision are run of a beam, shelf r silJ for So. o. with mk' ItticfiIj, nf - • LelaIuIta. Lile) iHlay IX ily example, without getting mice have a lot of Micky Mouse if there are no exterminators at ing ants (the body of the ant is powder over everything, shake charm. but they are nuisances, the vacation spot. Many people tapered at the waist and the It Into an envelope and then it is it question then of choosing do like to be dislodged by underwmgs are shorter 'han sprinkle It gently from the the most humane way of rid- exterminators, but sometimes T, ,.-%,7,, ", -t - - M__ * ~,_ r Z f ~%. 1. . those of termites)and these envelo pe across the area to be dance. A female mouse begins 6.e family evacuation • may be may be controlled easily with it controlled, using the amount to mate at about six weeks and tor only a few hours while the SJrnV day tic r prince q Ill come, but until then, here is real four-poster bedroom. the litter of seven are on their exterminator does his job. way to fierce propagation. bat has token up resiI f a during Choose the quickest excision, dence the winter, you but (10 not use a product that is it to the light, to draw also intended for rats. You don't must try advises one family who has had R re F want to torture the poor things. experience. the Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, June29, 17S-5C Rats may be eliminated by ________________________________ destructive morsels that they They did not light the house, The loose-Lay vinyl floor- pink-and-white polka-dot sophisticated porcelain knobs, over the dresser we see a dark, little girls may not be made woodsy setting. it could even covering in the Four-Poster seersucker that can be bought take back to their nests, al. built a large fire outside and bedroom is Imperial Accotone. in any dress-goods rtore. This of "snakes in snails and puppy be a "bog" if you look real though some people prefer to kept their automobile lights on It has assorted cartoon-like same faoric was used to sew the dogs' tails" but they are cer- close. There are little frog use traps. However, traps can and they claim they lured the animals that mingle happily in bedspread, dust ruffle, and tainly romantic about frogs. puppets on the window seat and be dangerous since a rat might bat from the house. It did ta ke a colorful and playful backdrop that is shirred and After all one may just be a a frog-me,tif mirror overhead. bite you if the trap is picked up most of the night, they said, but menagerie. It's called "Little nur.g on a spring rod at the back charmed prince in disguise! Th ere is even i plastic frog toy prematurely. It was worth It. Critters" And so - . - in the painting bin. and f.'orn the pinkof the headboard. _____ and-green colorway, Louisa The bed Is a simple D-I-Y Cowan chose the room's color project with the kind of banister By AN and, usually, an assista nt to LAN(; theme. burnings bought for railings at a.u a Al' Ne i4sfcatures help him ith the equipment. The flooring can be removed any building supply house. — Our old house has wood The Important thing is to wield Q. as the youngster grows older to Both the hanging and floor shingles on the roof. We would the roller or brush along as far reveal a protected parquet storage chests, and the chair, like to have a new roof in- as you can reach comfortably. wood floor, or It can be replaced are unfinished furniture stalled, using asphalt shingles. Another thing to remember is with luxury-like carpeting that painted white. Knobs are Will the old shingles have to be that, in painting, you should fol. a teen-ager will be ready for. decorated with jigsawed By VIVIAN BROWN spreading tree, a tranquil nude, removed' low the sun. Paint the side of the It's a great do-it-yourself wooden "bows" attached to a a"morningkiss" - aboyanda The Herald Services A. — That depends on the house that is shaded at the room, Take the window cur- tiny-I-inch cube and screwed girl under a rising sun. Another thins condition of the old roof and its moment you begin, then follow they're white bed- into place. Later these can Not everything in home is an American fantasy rug supports. If the roof, deck and the sun around so that you paint sheets trimmed In the kind of be replaced with more 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1B supports are warped, rotted or here the sun has already been. furnishing will be coming up zoo-like forest with a sleeping otherwise structurally damn- This prevents the sun from red, white and blue with liberty beauty, animals and birds, all aged, the old shingles will have drying out the ,,.nt too quickly. bell motif for the Bicentennial. "poe tic desig ns," in 29 colors. to be removed so that the de- ALso, it's a lot more coin- Two artistic women, Helen Another piece with youthful , teriorated framing can be re- lortable to paint in the shade Webber and Annie Bohlin, have heads and expressions of poetry shaped designed a couple of dozen is "in letters paired or replaced. The roofer than in the sun. L. ha ndsome floor and wa graphically." ll rugs to will have to make that decision. Q. I found an old hardwood - . over a di ff er ent kind of I , . If he decides that the I-asphalt table in a second-hand store at a get "She takes a Line of poetry American message. shingles can be installed over cheap price. When I removed and melds it into a work of art. -. Iy main goal 13 to the wood — which usually is the the old finish corn- Like music and lyrics, it is hard with varnish municate with the outside to case he will have to remove remover, I discovered that the tell which comes first, the world. The whole ta pestry (wall loose or protruding nails arid ood underneath had a beaulin e of poetry or the design," replace them, renail loose tilul grain, although 1 do not rug) medium is something that commented Edward Fields, P singles and fix warped shingles know enough about wood to reaches people. It Is sensual, who commissioned both women 1 -by splitting them and nailing know what kind it is.'The poin t t.actlle,warm,whereasthepub- to do the current collection. • down the segments. Where old is that I now want to finish it lic environment is stone, cement, steel," said Mrs. Webber shingles are badly curled or with lacquer, but that when Srnokey Says: turned at the butts, he should mentioned this to a Friend, he of San Francisco, who received p. nail along the butt edges a said lacquer could onb' be her master's degree in art from feathering strip that will pro- sprayed on. Is this true? I don't the Rhode Island School of De[i i___ I - ,* , vide a smooth surface for new want to bother with a sprayer. sign. A sensitive woman, mo er of th shi ngles and a solid nailing A. beautiful lacquer three teen-agers, she also see such a combination of -. base. There are several other finish you The see on good furniture writes and illustrates children's ST "I features and real, honest -to -goodness m0ney-saving opportunities a*[] in one steps that a good roofer will is put on with spraying '. whole equipbooks and "is into th e I : place. But it's all right here at Sanora. Consider this, . 1 take, including the installation Hient. But good results can be woven textured fabric thing" a.' j of wood stri ps at the eaves and obtained with a brush. Be sure . Our brand new patio privicy homes feature 3'bedrodms and well as ceramics, mosaics and Tbilltk and * . .. 'k. rakes &fter removal of s- 10 use a brushing la cquer. Thin sliz 1. . . Vill-fo-wall ' s cre e n . Her wall rugs ininclude double girage with elettricdoori, central heat ~ind air,J ficient old wood shing!es tee it 50 per cent with lacquer thin. . carpet, -dishwashqr,, disposal, riinge, oven and lDpflonal fireplace'. tepoetq, lovers, womI V -. , make room for the strips. . . . . .. ncr. Apply the lacquer in broad, cor ora t : . b 0 too . en, rivers and a fantasy forest sweeping strokes. Work into a livel y collection of threeI Q. - I read somewhere that quickly, since the lacquer dries I junior Olympic pool, tennis couris, basketball c9urts, ctubhotist, par s ESO 48 dimensicnal art in vivid colors. the outside of a house should be rapidly. L)u not return to an Thee LYTICM I'nerpretatlonsof I..painted by starting at an upper area previously brushed, relyAmerican life include a Coloni_ residential corner and working downward. ing on the second coat to take al A iood reason to hrlp• ' farm girl with bird and I'irnt Forest Fires! The other day I saw a painter care of any secti on which was _____ gufl' young lovers under a work across the house near the not just what you wanted. [aclop, then do the middle portion quer produces the finest finish . crossways and, finally, the top. when it is put on in several thin I watched him because I soon coats rather than omie or tw ii against income, but a full ta c'ed-t srich Intend to paint my own house. thick coats. amounts Ia a further reduction of the purWhich way is better" Because of the t,,,udSfIc response, chase price In this case. the tax credit may .e've extended our S2,000 discount on a uauing the down payment be w'th:n S15 of A. — If you're going to work i For either of Andy Lang's li mited number of roomy patio privacy with a long ladder, and if you he lpful boohleLs, "Wood , homes now ready for Occupancy These 3 have to contend with juggling mg in the home" OR "Roofing LOW-COST FINANCING bedroom, 2 bath homes normally sell for the ladder yourself, it's better (;uitlt'" send 30 cents and a 542.300 to $43,000 and include double we can offer 29-year mortgages to qualified to work along the pa ttern you long, selfSTAMPED, garage with electric doors, central heat arid buyers, featuring interest as low as 725% air, wall-to-wall carpet, dishwasher. read about. A professional addressed en velope to Know'(A P A ) with 20% down payment, 7 0% : disposal, range. oven and optional firesometimes works across a flow, P. O. Bo x 477, Huntington, (A P A ) with 10% down ana 7 75% (A P A place Now these same homes sell for It cause he has a scaffold house be with 5% down payment When compared . s ' ' ° N V 11743. i 1i • • • 540,300 to 531 00() with the average currently available mort. tLfl,..,.. . ., _ _ . . . eed Summer Debugging •' c'. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis H. Sch- attendance at the reception Youth Programs weickert celebrated their 25th given by Mr. and Mrs. Ralph H. wedding anniversary Sunday Schweickert. The groom's For the first time in the June 22 at the Lake Mary Fire parents had also the occasion to history of this city, youngsters Hall. They werç married June celebrate Mr. Ralph H. 5th- have a place to go to while away 24, 1950 in Sprlhgville, N.Y. at wekkert's birthday. the "long hot summer." As a Saint Alaysious Chinch. Mrs. Lewis Schweickert wore matter of fact, there are two The bride's mother Mrs. a long silver metallic gown with options available to the youth. Edna Mesch The city council has a sum and the jacket tomatch and corsages of bridegrooms parents Mr. and white orchids were r.rorn 5y the mer recreation program under Mrs. Ralph II. Schweickert and matron of honor and the bride, the direction of Winter Springs two members of the original Elementary School's physical bridal party, maid of honor, "The Country Ballads" band education instructor Larry Mrs. Lois Llama ( twirn sister of played from 4 to 8 p.m. The Miller. the groom) and ring bearer, party began at 2p.m. and lasted At the present time, the h William Meach, brother of the into the evening, program is operating in Sunbride, were here to help Boyhood friend Louie SelLika shine Park. It is opened to all • celebrate the occasion, and his wife of Bradenton, Fla. young residents, five days a About 100 guests were in were among the guests. week from 8a.m. to 5 p.m., free iIIQJ 'N With Festivities Us NAN('V IUR)TU lit-raid ('airrespotident of charge. Outdoor activities include The John Newsome family has had an active week, with 1 Newsnotes Family Reunion '"''-•4 ,.. .' . J_ - o �S C—Ev.nhig HraId, Sanford, __ ___ Sunday, Jun* 21, inS Fl. -1 .. Z,r~--',,1 , , ..,.*r ,. - . . . " . . -, Seminole Land ' Transactions Recorded Good Ecolo gy Pest Killers 10 - ,. -4 -- -- 0 4 could be removed from indus- been educated to expect per- tacked, it was replaced by a mirex expusure was hdequate trial chemicab and could de- ninnent protection ..." mirex block. Termites dis- to kill a large colony. contaminate "herbicide orIn using minimal quantities appeared from the site and not Success is based on the abange" which was formerly used of the insecticides, "natural one was found a month later. sence of further termite by the Air Force to reduce control agents olthe terrirtes ... At the site of a new In- swarms and the lack of further jungle growth. The process are not threatened and the en- vision of termites at the base of damage. The technique was which has been submitted for vironment Is not contaminated a vertical 2 by 8 board serving simple and effecti ve In eigh t patenting was developed at the with hazardous the side of a garage door tests made by Beard. Twelve Fish and Pesticld Research maintains. The technique In- frame, where termites had built others"appeared to be successLaboratory in Columbia, Mo., volvea taking advantage "of the shelter tubes between the 2 by ful." and was discovered while scientists were working on even it adequate food and moisseparating pesticides and fat lure are involved." The baitextracted from fish tissue, block method Isn't new, but the Homeowners might be par- new tecLnlque has proved more - -? - residues, " he -. . _ ....•_...,. ... %Wii -s" - ? :: - -. -' ..b . 11 'e -.4 ;--, . - -- i it_____ , W % .a!1Y ....... - _____ : .a . • - . t . .,—. ,. - IL ' 'I - eu r 1. jCj .Y -' - ': IIIJ _.- ' .. 'b' 'r ' -, '11P 'r J .0J40t7;-__y __ __ . : . .T " 4P_ 1 - , _q ' ' r. r 1. 4._. K , ON I V'ri 0- - - - I '4 •. . p,I_.iv._ #-ILS ..) . . - .' '' Ji . S . - " .N- ' f .,4 * . Vtctoria J. SeIti. & hb. James Jorge M. i-'ont & wE Sarah S., I.t MOVING DOESN'T NslvE4'\ to James A. McEwen & wf 58 English Woods, 1st Addn., HAVE TO E EXPE NSIVE Rebecca IA 1 131k 4, Weather. $56,700. I ~!q slield, 1st Addn. $21,900. Albert I.. Huskey & wf Nancy nford's Prettiest And Move Into QCI) Charles T. Mclntosh& toMauriceA. Fry&wI Marilyn r411age It - i< 1_ Is . '4 . 'i&k' If . - - '' I: IS . ) ' - I A'S "1 't ~ ' .! \ \1 A, I 1 %f Jud y %f Shirley J., LI 5 81k 6, 2nd Apartment Most Talked About ,11;;( A. 1.14111k A Sweetwater Oaks, Complex For First Thousands of dead alewives crowd We Michigan Harbor. Pesticides are one cause of fish kills like this one. - ' . .I Only Month's ""I X3 V -E JR. "11 1J.A1 .1 -- - 0— I YOU'L I I INA -_ 4 I J - Itransactions within the county. To be id , g To Live a for beautiful : home can be. for you've waited R . Real Brick Homes. Two Car I for. One of them may be just Prestigious Area. Enclosed New Lake Hodge Estates payments they can what k afford. now, but -- Utility From 37,800 Broker Co-op a Invited with Wooded The 4 A Lots. No .. :: .: Settings, All Electric Living. New School. No Closing Costs. Elementary School. I L ake Sales Office 831.5445 :'' From 124,650. Broker Co-op Invited Office 831.3339 - 1_. Changing the air filter on 3. True. Air must be ftee to heistlN.w conditioning sys. circulate and a greater volume &ems is more hnportant in sLm. of air is circulated for air conmer than winter. Tfw False clitioning. Dirty filters retard ........ ....... aff __ 4 ,e4 R R AT R N 9 Foxhunt ,,i t its ro ng. wed ills ORLANDO. Natural setting will remain 1 .: you as Sausalito Villas Modern condominium homes follow the for your enjoyment . outstanding features. Wooded " , " -,! ranqu,. Seclusion enjoy your balcony, garden Lots. - - •-: - Family Room. Paneled Shag Carpeting. 8 Hole pool, tennis !IVII4VV. all new Central Flor ida Zoo Read all about it in The Herald's A to Zoo special July 3 SPECIAL INDIVIDUAL Corporate executve needs personal aid to assist inbusinets Irregular hours, no responsibilities to In terfere with a 12 hr day posit.on Reply Box 572. c 0 The Evening Herald. P 0 Box 1657. Sanfor d. Fla, 37771 20-30, less N 15' for rd.,$66,000. Thomas W Scott A1 wf Housekeeper wanted, for retired 11 Community Golf 2 you do? Relax, patio. Live a little ! 0 A . .....1. ........ -- - - - ~. .- . , '.A,' ' - - __ - 4- - - - 0 0 -'.-------------.-- -: -------- .-'--- - . - ..- .- - .- -- 9—Good Things to Eat Donald Sirmans & wf Rita F. Luis G. Garcia & WI Irma M. to Ronald G. Smi th & Nancy L. to Tommy Ray Taylor Sr. & WI Lot 125 Trailwood Ests., Sec. 1, Barbara G., it 13 B1k E 1501 - I Ii cooking. good wages Write Do ll , 2195, Sanford. Fla. Auto mechanic Apply in peron 701 S French Ave. Sanford 337 7011. Pure Honey f rd Sanfo - your own hoers Earn extra income as an AVON Represen 644 ?ativp 379 11—Situations Wanted CUT COST AND CHASE THOSE MONDAY BLUES AWAY. Call Mondav Drattinci Service 13.4 24-8usiness Opportunities Profitable Sanford area busintsses for Sale Good investment, Es cellen? IncOme AIR CON DII ION INC. Commercial 5. ReSdential. nets 150000 PIZZA PARLOR Chain Nets 115.000 __ - '. ' Asking $17.500, parl down COIN LAUNDRY Sanford, $21,500. DeLand 1133.000 1 3 down Many o1her attractive listings. Re t ail 95 fOr detl% fraf,(P,ise Call Facel 904 M 2527 -iY uw~.. r a A r, c ' ' -11 -Crot.-V~,n_,J '' ; 1 " ' ' ''' "a'' . Clark McCoy & wf Bess, Unit VVAnIM- Working Girl to %hare air , rI - - 0 YOU CAN OWN Sylvester R. Terr ell Jr., & A BRAND NEW HOME Diane P Stowe & hb Robert more - r r 15a, ------ - -- ~! -i - ~_-.. - - _- :u,I If tenance - 0 0 LUAIJiI secur ty - and in ------- 5 " -" ------ ----------------------. - - . . '" . . hasocir4 your pml is bated*#% (amity vit A income Tl%rt* bv*cems. It I baths, Istgo leh, lmrnt4-61f 64(maAaftev Call 14 "t of 1,00 4VAIlly -__7 0 Directions -Go West On 25th St. (Off Hwy. 1742) To Ridgewood Ave. Follow Signs. .------ ---_. . . ----- WE'LL IUILD N YOURS' Thew high quality"homes are availaWe in rwral areas Mrsush Farmow Hatne Admitwitrabon FHA VA & Conventoonal 1 __ 'CTUS - 'OROSPE 9: -i ~ --- CONSTRUcTION .. ' - .-----,---- Jane A. Eastridge sgl to Charles C. Conklin, sgL, it 111k F. t.'ountry Club Manor Un. Pec1ron t unfurn -shed apt. ar, U -ti v,aII carpet 1125 month frician, the Yard man, try corr. lortable and secure BRAM 3, $9,600. - cANOL ESk000 VILLAS ~ANFORD,171 7111n Jeffrey J. Russack & wf Tamar to JerTod ZlatkW & Wf A,r yo.,qe1flnQ01d7 is vour .ncom, limited? Are vou ioneiy'* why not I incia S 70' of t,t 2 - N 50' of 3. Lve #I RRAM 10WERS )71 4430 Blk E. Spring 11 Hills, Sec., .._____.-— . $KU. Casselberry Gdns.. Inc.. to Freeman W. Hill & wf Joan I... *holf. hftw WO or up%tdas apt kilchen equipVM. I lafqe row, % Wfch %90 InOISA — - WAP47 AD Phone In 16i a iii •0/ - -.------------- . -.-. -- , —,w_- ,---- . - .-.-. -.---- - 81 k C. Seminole Sites, $27 ,000 .- - - ' TOWERS 373 IIOWAIRPOQIBLVD (treater Constr. to (luirles D. T . 1 CO-V INC. -) — -I - 011 "C' 'Shag Carpeting I . ow wilre so ----- -- '. 'L" r i__~ *all $27900 -* I "6*Pffl1% Ammal p-0 / GFully Equipped Kitchen *Outside Storage *Professional Landscaping :Ceramic Tile Baths Inside Utility Room OPrivate CourtVard .;Im : N —"- 831w0300 - Maurice Brown, 1A 43 Blk E. I orth Orl 'err., Sec 6 Un 1, Mow ' !!i. . _____ __ - - 8% VANO DOWN FHA-LOW DOWN GREATER CONSTRUCTION • i - I H eatherton Village, Un. 1, IN I. -. . t Each Woodmere Home Feaiure Tiitt - ___- ..i - to Adrienne Biker, sgl, Lt 5 Indian hills tin 7, $33,500 - ---- - , %;I,t ~ apil - (ON YOUR 1975 INCOME TAX-ASK US I) . %, --- 30-Apartments Unfurnished & 28, Dixie, $100. -. - GREATER HOMES NAC k APO *hltr And f t,)d a - : U lllalll loo"? - • ..,.,------IUUflC UV a.. I.$"i i M $1 35 OUT CENTRAL FLORIDA 13RESENTS A COMMUNITY OF FINE HOMES IN SANFORD , - iiv. 834w0110 .i-. .., rut, iJ 7Q', 1~ U Tf f PVIV ' UP TO $2000 TAX CREDIT ON ALL in the Home," send :9 cents wW a Imi, STAMPED, Sanford- Child Care ,n my home - 'CentraI Heat and Air WW% fltt,c Georganne P. to Artemas Ferguson, div., S 148.18' of N McCoy & WI Margaret L., it .10 444.54' OfS 24 of SW of SEC 19. & S' of 9 Fan.noy Park, $6,000. 19-30 W of Org. Blvd. etc. $100, G 7i :: tn ' 00 METROPOLITAN REALTY " WITH NO DOWN PAYMENT! Nearby. Vi R11i lli Tnnrtpv "J '•• Vinyl Floors. - P ..$_,, %%V WILCO CONSTRUCTION COMPANY or 3 bedrooms - Sho pping 77 A 1 .flrfl, -' Florida's Finest ;. hltmnt Sec. 1, $35,000. $7 Continuous Clean Ovens. TROPOLITAN --._--. limmig, 1$5. IIUIIJIII. Construct i on. Spansh Tile Roofs. Course. Central - I fl . ' - 91 modern, free and luxurious. Excellent - . Trt.. 10. a. One .,l_.;_. it. IV LImes Van NatLi & Sheila W l.och Arbor, lalrlant See, $19,400 Beaut, Palm Springs See, 2 Lesie Ha Inb to John D $3600 $2000 87 of 1 174 ofltl ,B1kF,Villa Roberts & wf Darnell H.. IA 29 Arturo E. Arjibay & wf L lable fer any type of 11obt. P. Brurick & wf Shirley [ilk M, No. Orl. Terr., See 4 Un. Pauline to Scott Schermerhorn 0'4!1 ~ AvAi ..,." FRO ITIAROADA [iornEs inc. cap tal on Yr Sm ,n 513 W ll ce McNamee & Sit 1,$32,900. & wf Suzanne, it 34 131k B La June A , to John C Geiger & i0 )926603 -01 1505 W 25th St ISO iitduen Harbour, Maurice V Altman adm est Summerset North, $31,000 SiEGisela M from W'z mile €oSANFORD to Michael Fdgar use)) & WI Bonnet Inc to Water 22.21-32 etc It 6131k of Rentals Nader Homes Inc to Jud It 17 131k A Druid Hills Bonnet Ug, Inc., L,;ts 1.2 & 13 porposed plat of Chula v' ista, L,eanderSchaidt Ill & linda, U EMs., 1st Adda, $32,900. 3222090 Annie F Griffins s-d $100 Centra l Il k & Trust to 172 lit Seat-c) Shorts, $36,200 TheHE hi ske Co to 29— Rooms - - - Charles E Ilvely & Wanda to Trustee to Paul A. Colborn & az Geo.Wm.Camptl LtISan flelamneJ.,Lts2723&N'-, wf Braeyflosdinc, LA 20 131k __________________________________________________ liot weather set-up of Know-How. P.O. Box 177, Hunt- —_---'.' __ ~ ~ t_-1__ I in Sausalito Villas. Where your lif estyle Is Modern Schools Wooded the lawns, care for the I on one courts and clubhouse. What do Cozy Stone Fireplace Available. Bike Path. paint, mow We community. Check and compare these . . set in a Sylvan location . I -_ 1',.,..,nl &USI Argenbri,ght & WI Kathleen C., & wf Bobbie M., Beg. at SE cor, LI 3 151k 1), South Pinecrest, oENELaofNELaOf Sec. 25.21.30, 6—Child Care $20,000. run W 150' N 290' etc., $15,500. _____________________________ Homer M. Gleason & wf Lena Greater Constr. Corp to to L J. Perkins, K 510' of N"z of Bruce K Cox & wf Barbara C. L0mlt. child care services New Summer Program! HEY DIDDLE NW' of NE's of NWL. Sec. IS- Lt 3 Wekiva Hunt Club Fox DIDDLE DAY CARE. 32356" a beautiful Lake Howell in Seminole County. Maintenance tree. bike trails encompassing th ::::: .. I ON gently tucked away in suburban ""' 9. - ' - — - I to 4 per cent per of heat Into or out of a home an that it helps keep homes cool In dWee, wmT6u4 W ii stimmer and warm in Winter. "r SU*. Scoring: ItoIO—HighE.Q. TrueFaIe La than 5— Your wasteful Electronic air cleaners in commrc1al places like restau- habits are costing you money. rants, bar& and t*wUng alleys help save encrgy because (For either of Andy ilifig's Save Mi 00 cleaning and recirculating amount of "fresh" air that hm W be cuoled. - ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll We Pave li%ting% We hive buyerl Free. 6442077 fc "We Care"We another real estate "HoII.ni-" Adults or Teens. Ocensee to help us make sales Forrest Greene. Inc ARE YOU LONELY? Let us help ___________________ 373 63.53. 372 5970, eves you to meet the right person lust _____________________________ - Only 626,900 ____ nominal cost to tell when the fdter nEecis changing or clean- :.: 12' Sliding Glass Doors sWall to Wall Ca rpeting 'Cathedral Ceiling 'Convenient Snack Bar , during the night could save duces the -, - ?ephone 3fl 2611-131 99'13 '• - it1; Turn 1*11 .::::::~ Doltom inn to blinking light, go straight on Dellona '%,:*:,:'. I * r:: Blvd. to Fairbalrn Cf., turn right and fo ow signs to .'.*.*.* , . __________ From 1 1 29,800. Broker Coop Invlt.d,Office 830.6134 From 134,400 Broker Coop Invited. Sales Office 862.156E CobrIIIo R A . ______ -- Juon .2 & 3 Bedrooms, 1½ - 2 Baths Central Heal and Air 'Westinghouse Appliances 'Dishwasher, Disposal, Laundry Room .... I a down nearly 10 per cent In Dallas and only 10 degrees for 30 minutes, more than 20 per cent In Los then turn It back where you had Angeles. Air conditioning compror time savings Will It. ermostat down vary depending on geograplil Turn your th 10 degrees and leave It U*i't. locaticn. 5. d. As in winter, the therSet your thermostat ,%t the temperature you want and mostat should be set and left leave it there nomattes' how hot alert. If you want a different temperature, lower the setting it gets ou tside. a couple of degrees per fourNone of these. Awnings, special reflector hour period until you gd glass, blinds or drapes thathelp comfort level you want. Turnshade windows can be a con- itig the thermostat way down trlbuting factor In saving air. will not get you cooling any fAslet and you may forget to turn It conditicring energy. back which would waste erer The False Fluorescent lighting uses by overcooling. 6. Tru e, es less I - Director Fresh Produce IMrneM. Locker&wfShirlee $23,600. Summerset North, Sec. 2 Westhersileld First Add, ' Week-End Specials to Robert S. Anderson &wf Ann Jimmy R. Ausburn & wf $30 Walermelons 75C up e Meadows Un. Barbara to Byron K. Green Sr. Th iQCI)i Roy K. Lundy, sgl. to GernldL Moorc& w. Nancy A,LI9BIkC, Tomatoes. I lb. 11 & Sit Be tty J, it. 5 Blk II, Little Anna J. IAlfldy, Lt 26 131k B Cucumbers. Squash. Cantaloupes to Hal 8. Parker & si. Julie 1, $54,000. Linda Faye Woodall to Luls Wekiva Ests., No. 1, $19,. Sterling Park Un. No. 1, $100. Peac h es & Fresh Frui t 21, 22 81k C Tract W Hwy 46 Irma Martinez, wf (QCD) Sandra G. Kang, sgl. G. Garcia & QCD) Andrew D. Chestnut Sanlando Spgs., $45,000. Kt 00 5 ProduCe 2, repl Sh I & 2 No to Jung 0 Kang sgl, LOt 7 f Marian to Marlin D a Stan sFleaMarSet Lonn) F Loudin to hid. D II 32 131k Harbour, $100 Chestnut, It 36 Midway near Dreggors, Lot 8 Tract ' ..tInt Or) tosinsite, 4th Addn , Hidden CalbertConstr, Inc to Wm.Oviedo 000.$19800 11—Instructions , $100 Johns Ranch Fstates S5, B. Kenciail & wf nne .1 2 13k I.ula Mae Southwell & hb C. ________ DavldT. Green Jr., wI Ruth RICHARD'S PROFESSIONAL. Crys tal Soures, $35,000 K.toRaymondA.O'Brien&wf Lt BIk BARTENDERS SCHOOL toAlberiK Kurt: sI 117 Thomas E. Barcroft Jr. & wf Irene I F '00' 0I W WJ 01 & Night Classes 3 '.5. N ' Day I Tangksiood, Ste 3 repl , Maril - to John \l VeIL & ,f Eureka hammock 10 of Lorigwood. Junct 17 & II, $19,800. - I) aticla Rae, it 14 131k 15 & Mob. Home, $17,000. 322 5756 or 322 113.4 ardens Joseph A. 1 au.st & wf Cecil to Sweetwater Oaks, $60,500. Anthony V. Pa,scocello & wf R James W. Robinson IMarried) Albert B. Bowering & wf Rosa to Ned Voska, Lts 11 13 It A FRACTION OF THEIR COST Luxury Patio FROM TODAY'S WANT ADSt Marjorie to Robert S. ,Bicknell & 18 Blk B. & 1A 2 Blk D, & wf Joyce Ann, l,t I Blk C No. Paradise Point, 4th Sec.$ Apadments .Sec.. $Z500. Orl Terr,Sec ' Unit 1. John L Sauli Sr & sit Clara Maurice A. E vans &'wf STUDIO 1,2 3 I(ld man & fPffliU to Win. T. Adcock & wf Betty JO 48.14' of lA 13 & E 22.83' of 14 Blk BEDROOMSUITES Slellnease to Edith M. .Sandalwood, S30,50. , 1. Wenet, wid., to McCollum I murried I, -r-- a City Taxes. Enclosed Garage. Fully Carpeted. Lakeview . - - .r-, - lots and beautiful models are waiting for inspection. e Woodlan ds $ QCD) Robt. Hostetter & wf Fletcher Prop Inc., to Barbara 0. Briggs, Condominium Nincy to Michael K. Vestal & 688 Carport Unit 6.16 $39,900. wf Susan N 690.73' of: the SE'. Douglas A. Snider & w. Gall of NW'. of Sec 25-20-29, less A. to Clinton I.. Edwards & w. part desc., etc., $100. Charlotte H., Lot 6 131k 14, '. They get it and more at Lake Hodge Estates, where wooded Th Turn your thermostat _ -L Call Bob Markey. Advertising canford &I Anon Family Group P. O. lbs 553. Sanford, Fla 32771 sure to read the "Home" section ' - —.-- -. ' C. I ..6y - planning, attractive '6 surroundings. and quality living. And they want it Garages. Large Comfortable Family Rooms. Walk to good tion, Fireplaces Available. Fully Stuccoed Screened-In Patios Available. - 0J - , are discriminating. They want solid construc Several models are waiting your approval. r a m era e prices. Families choosing among the pines. Your home in The Woodlands tells the world you've arrived. Drive out today and discover lust how lovely a - well designed .: couling IN. 4. True. A computer study by during hot weather you should: Turn your thermostat to Honeywell showed setting ther the lowest setting for 30 rnJn.. mostats at 60 during a period utes, then turn it back where hornS a.m. to4p.m and M75 i living ablished community nestled degrees during the day lathe pressors work harder and longcan saveasrnucbas20 er. A device called a "dogged surniner can betalledat per cent of energy consumption - of luxurious, lakeview living. A fully est 1:- 1. False. It blocks air flow and you don't have ahwnldlstat (an automat- keeps air conditioning system ichumidity control device), you working longer and harder should Urn your huuüuli.fter: cool rooms. 2. b. Turn It off and drain It. a. "On," to keep window tarries from drying and allow- One of the functions of air coning hot outside iilr to leak In; or ditloners is to remove water a. "Off," so that the air con- from the air. Many homes have dltlocer does not have to it- dehumidifiers operating in move unnecessary amounts of basemen ts In summer to remove excess water, water from the air, EESF S. Insulation retards the rww %eWAQ c, ire or wre informed of our growth pattern be - In summer, if you had it. L. drPCr% F o r further information call 4734S47 'trir'p Aniprnn in fl10 A P ANSWERS: for air conditioning. True False 5To speed up house _________ ___________ ASSOCIATED PLAN . 0 er,lik;ice cubes In a glass. ; - ," _______ GREA _;si - save what per cent By ANDY LANG per degree of set-up? AP Newafeatures a. Like to try a warm weather b. 5-10, EQ ( energy qu1estj test? 11-15; c. Here it Is: More than 15 per cent; d. QfIS1iONS: Placing furrdwm or drapes e. None of these because you directly In front of air conditioning vents cools those items down in the evening than you Wit and helps keep room.acool- save in energy during the day. True False - , - i --- , - 1 ' . b. - . ON THE* .1 - Sec 6, $67,900. Rep)., Woodmere Park, $8,100. Branimir bIle & wf Hella & every Sunday. Rent Harrcon Corp. to Kenneth G. Win. Stuhrke & wf Gail K., to 152 Bedroom Apartments. Furnished or Unfurnished for you NATIONAL SINGLES Ferguson & wf Carroll K., it 2 Gerald K. Bailey & wf Mary 1'., lCEtSED REAL ESTATE. sales CLUB OF AMERICA Phone-30S_ Hwy. 17.92 Sanford 323.8670 person for YOUNG 131k 13 Sterling Park Un. 3, Lt 3 131k 13 Sweetwater Oaks, 7732740 PROGRESSIVE office No $33,000. Sec 6, $55,000. Michael Edw. Clemas & wf iQCDt John H. Stubbs & wf P'evs- . Congental o4fiCe Lets I:ACED WITH A DRINKING Elizabeth M. Vevier to Clyde talk Wm. C. Humphrey Jr. & wf Joyce to Robert B. Schon & wf Betty to Betty I. Stubbs PROBLEM Perhaps A lcoholic " Cummings Jr., & W. hleverfly Eva to Richard F. Oakes & sit Susan C. , IA. 19 131k C, Lake (married) it. 40 & NL of 41 Kish Real Estate Can Help Let Us Design Your Dream Home Lot 1111k 13 Woodmere Park, Katherine I., it I Estes Kathryn Woods, $33,500. Second Addn. Parkvlew, $100. REALTOR Call 473 4547 $14,900. Tu.sk.awilla, $34,900. Marjorie K. 7.eola & hb, Leo 7201 S French A.e 321 00 41 Write P0 (los 1713 Johnny Walker Heal Est., Sanford. Floirida32771 Frederick 1). Teeter & W. Southern Homes Of Orl., Inc., etal to Frank 1. Dampier & wf Inc. to Wm. If. Canington & wf Custom House Plans - __: ---" I' It's 11ke pennies from heaven Mien I.inda I,. to same Lot 3 111k 7 to Paul S. Meats, it 42 Villa Marcile, IA. 4 & S 12' of 3, BIk fla W., it. 20 Williamson hits., Lecithin! Vinigar! B6' Kelp! Now YOU Sell "Don't Needs' *th a Stock House Plans Weathersfield, $100. Brantley, $40,700. want a all four in one Capsule Ak for 14, Tier 5, E.R. TrafEords Map $24,. VR6 Faust Drugs Room Additions H.W. Cable to J.M. hiattaway Paul S. Mears to Wm. P. of Sanford, $12,8K). Dirk V. Tolle & wf Caroline to FULL OR PART TIME & J.R. Hattaway LotS & E25' Poveromo& wf Arlene K., Lot Plot Plans i3ettyJ. Buggs, to Gregory B. Robert G. Papenfus, Jt. ten, 8, 5-L ost Found -Lot 4 Farmer's add., $100. 42 Villa Brantley, $38,200. Se ssions, Lot 81 111k 2, Melsch's E' of 8 acre tr. desc. as Beg. _____________________________ FIELD CREATIONS a Marshall Field family owned company hiS F. ,.rson Vaught to John s-d, $3,500. 8.85 ch. E. of NW cot, of NW local opening for an ambilious, FOUNDSmall white female SERVICE, INC. LeoF. Bronson &wf Doris M. L. Grhan: Jr., Lots 3,4,5,6, Greater Constr. Corp. to ofNWti,Sec.fl.20-32,etc.$100, personable lady FREE training. Pood le, off Hwy 16 3221S7$ unlimited earning potential For WI to John P. Anthony Wilson & 15,16, 19, 20, 31 & 32 Lot 7 SanDaniel R. Drennan & wi Wm. L edyard, & Anne S. P.O. Box 1095, Longwood, Florida 32750 Black & Tan Mile Hunting personal interview phOni 323 5170 Itheta C., Beg at S-Shore line Lk Malrletta K, it. 31 Wekiva Ledyard, div. to Wm. F. Lost_________________________________________ ford Celery Delta $170,000. Ph. (305)830.8646- (305) 834-6900 Dog wearing collar w name Louis — -p Charles R. Newill to Con- Kathryn at intersec. W line Hunt Club Fox Hunt, Sec. 1, L.edyard, div., IA. 120 Spring Hobby, lost in I 41797 area Experienced. mature sales person for part time work Reply Box 571 125 00 reward. 372-1571 stance S. Newell Lot 10 131k 23 D.R. Mitchell survey of Levy $43,800. Oaks, $4,000. c 0 The Evening Herald, P.O. Box LOvC Animals? Then you'll love the Grant, $40,000. North Orlando, $100. Laura Ann Gutilla, exec. est. Jeanne S. Olsen, sgl. (from 1657, Sanf ord. Fla 37771 " , - t ~ & Mariner' Ar % new .-"--'. : ; - .- ,. ". as 'r "' 1 31 - 117 W lip T15 I& i' - - SOLICITOR P.. ' - - V ., - :- -. .'j b '- ' a - 7 and d4% — %: • .--•.• - -. . 2. .. .. -, .. - -'i W 9' 322-2611 CLASSIFIED DEPT. HOURS DEADLINES Before Publication Sunday Noon ' ..• 7-' - - ni(jue used at the Connecticut Briefly the method is to atAgricultural FAperiment Sta- tract termites to a juicy block of tion to control terTnitm by the wood and to get them to nibble beit-block method using a pesti. happily away at it. When they cide which will noi contaminate become hooked on the block, it water. B-it it cannot be released is replaced with a inirexfor use until It has been sub- treated block. In tests they used partially mitted for Environment Protection Agency sanction, decayed tulip wood and other Ralmon L Beard, who made woods near shelter tubes of the tests and who was an ento. working termites and perrnologlst with the station for 40 mIlled them to wine to unyears before his recent retire- treated blocks which were later meat, explained: replaced with similar 'blocks type of use would get treated with tiny amounts of the . ft . T7.' __ — ' I Winter Park 831-9993 RATES Orl d 2, suc- - CLASSIFIED ADS Thelma J. Payton & h. Paul Bobby Moran & wf Patricia to United Assoc. to Ronald M. It. to Wm. B. Tompkins & W. Olaf Erickson & wf Phyllis, LI-s Trombo & wf Betty, U. 442 an o Sem1iole NELs of Sec 14-21.29 desc. 2.90 26, 131k 1 Shadow Hill sd, G.. LI 75 Devonshire. $42,000. Loree Lot 38 Palm Shadows, 10, 11 & 12 BIk 5, West Wild- Wekiva Hunt Club, Fox Hunt rc: eai 3 parcels $100. $36,500. Irwin K. Copelly & wf Eva to $12,000. mere, 2nd Sec., LW, $25,500. Sec. 2, $36,900. :(QcD Daniel C. Davis to Louise Elliott, adm., est Irwin K. Copelly & wf Eva L., to The Greater Const. Corp Charles W. Turner & wf (QCDI Wm. Jay Warnicke & rsha M. Davis, Lot 24, 131k C Marnie Benton to George Lts 28-36, 131k 4 & U.s 10-18 131k 8 LouIs J. Ilevey & w. Carolyn J. Resale to Jose M. Rivers & wf wf Marilyn to Jackie E. Grass & ruld Hills Park, $100. Shodls & wf Diane L., SI., of Crystal Lake Winter Homes Lot 33 Wekiva Hunt Club Fox Anna A., from NEcor.of Lot 16, wf Patricia, Us. 6 & 12 BIt 41C line lthru5times W 'I. Green & Sons Inc., to SEt4 of 131k 3, Tier 19, Fla. Land $100. Hunt Sect., $37,400. Academy [it line ]Ica s., $1,200. Sthru 25 Lake times View It. Mary, $100. ardE. Kelsey &wfAmeliafl. & Colcn. Co. St. Gertrude 5:00 A.M. - 5:30 P.M. F. Joseph Quesnel & wf 24ca line Greater Constr. Corp to 26 Janice B. times Cook, igi. to John James It. Uoyd&wf Kenneth 20131k H Skylark s-d $34,900. Addn., San!., E.R. Trafford.s Margaret to Maurice E. MONDAY thru FRIDAY (moo MINIMUM CHARGE) James ll. Cobb &wf Vicki, lot 19 G. MiIIer& wf Janice B., U. 17 E. to Jackie E. Grass & wf Ray Hughes Inc., to FF., Map, $10,000. SATURDAY 9.Nfl 3 Lines Minimum Bledsoe & Marie H. Lt 13 131k 13 Wekiva Hunt Club Fox Hunt Sec BIk A Maltbie Shores, 1st Addn. patricia, L.ts. 6 & 12 131k Mary, ssau Co., LI 250 Winter 3, $34,400. Harry S. Scott & wf Annie to CalBelot Un. 1, $33,800. $100. $1,400. rings, Unit 4, 142,000. R Richard B It. Jones & ( Betty John M , Maxwell & wf Otis E. Fourakre Jr. & wf Arthur If. Hlrtzcl& f Doris L, David I.. Roberts & wf Spitler Constr. Co. to FF., comm. of Set' to Richard B. Jones U 1 81k A Winifred to Victor K Veranth & Rosalee to Leon Chira & wf Marilyn to Carol Ann Higgins, at SE cot, of SW1i Nassau Co., Lt 153, San l..anta 5Noon The Day 27-20-32, run w along s line etc., The Colonnades, 1st Adds., if Debra, IA. 4 Queens Mirror Carol, Lots 9 & 10, 131k C, Tr. 4, LI 137 Queens Mirror So., RepI. d 3rd Sec., $18,600. $100. Third Addn., $29,900. Sanlando Springs, $26,500. Adds. to CB, $25,900. Friday Warren J. Fordham & wf $2,900. Anthony Juliano & wf Jean to Preston 11. Neal & wf Evelyn _________________ __ Al ma Herrington, errington, sgl Wilma Henry Ewen, Agnes to M ichael A. Fordiiam & [,is 7 & 8 131k V, (QCD) to Preston If. Neal, LI 28 fMarthaIt.,Lts35&36,olfcrs Brigg, wid., eta) to Joseph Sanlando Th e Suburb I3eaut., 111k G Woodmere Park, 2nd Seminole County's natural beauty--_ . Ya rosh uk & wf Anr'e, E' of I. .a kevtew Terr., $100. Alt., Sec. $11,000. repi., $100. 4—Personals 18—Help Wanted Win. Howard Runge & wf 15131k A Sportsmans Paradise, Donna J. Mueller, wid to Michael E. Connor & wf ~T F. to Win. H. Runge & $11,000. -I(athr:'n sub-tropical climate continues to attract Robert II. Jones& wE Marjorie, Joyce toF.JosephQuesnel& wf I WILl POT Eli CPONSIBLE Karin I,afler, sgl. to Charles f Kathryn F. N one-third of E IA 15 Blk A, Spring 11 Hills, Margaret NI., IA 40 Robin [fill FOP ANY DEBTS CON CLASSIFIED of W. of NE1 I'encn & i of 300' 00' of S wf Jackie S., 1.125 & $6500. TRACTED BY ANYONE OTIER Un. 2, $37,000. K 40' of 26, new residents who buy -- horn es. of Sec. 36-19-30, less S 140' 131k 13 W. Altamonte T , J ir. Eveno Herald has - an owing -: •. I) . flUl' !L.,. .,P' riper , iflL%'Q (•sbWClJ .1, ROMRAkD less I-arc Ave., ccc., Mays & wf BeatrLe L, K Dayton Capps & wf Hina K., I.t •pt'. saes pers&s OH0L A PROBLEM' 18' & .S 75' of N ,4' of N' The Herald reports the total land ! Skpy hollow, IM YOUR FAMILY? Newspaper experience required cf S' of SW1 4 of SW1 4 of Sec. $,G,000. AL ANON Applicant rnut b well organized. I&-2131 $20,600. rr fa mlhq-'. or friends of proOlem New vista Co., Inc., to an e.ce$len? speller, and enloy Sought For Homeowners - .1-1. 1a. Nat). Bk Or)., Trustee to American Modulars Corp. to Thomas Winter & wf Barbara Itamonte Mall, parcel of land Larry W. Harris & Linda W., IA to Michael 1.. Day & wf Sandra k: •,•.., 4j• • ; • ••••• By VIVIAN BROWN the sanction of the EPA very Insecticide. As worker termites &s and cinder block wails. A AP Newsfeatares Writer quickly but it depends whether feed on the treated blocks, they poisoned block was held slightly One benefit of concern over the manufacturer, who must are exposed to the pesticide ahead of the advancing tubes the er.vlruunent Is progress submit it, would push for ltbe- which they carry to other and ln one day a tube was built being made In stamping out cause only very tiny amounts ol colony members. up and around the block Inchemlcalcontamlnantsandth thestuffwouldbeusedand they the dicating the block was acOne Important devising safer methods of rid- c*ildnot sell much oflllhope research may be that mirex ceptable to the termites All ding our homes of pests Re- to talk to them soon and I have a will do the job without con- tube construction halted in two search laboratories concerned feeling that they might do It In taminating a water.supply well, days and the termites diswith fish and wildlife and agri the public interest" Beard maintains appeared Similar methods of cultural experiment stations From the standpoint of ecoloTrying his bait blocks at cne control were used successfully have been at work in some gy, the bait-block method with house where termites had on the soil surface near a numceasful endeavors mirex, the Insecticide he used caused heavy damage, Beard her of houses For example, the U.S. Fish In his tests, is considered the noticed that the treated blocks T ...intnc.utchenofachurch and Wildlife Service says lt has most effecti ve me thod of ter- terminated activi ty In discovered a process for re- mite control at the moment areas Other successful tests in- where termi tes emerged from a water heater, adult termites moving "one of the most toxic "But It has some limitations cIulel these situations were atracted to bait blocks from the common brush-killing permanent protection A good near an Infested decomposed at worker UuLe3 LAWI around them. In about 10 days herbici de Z4,5-T. Wi th It, y of our Insect controls oak log on the surface of , cLaims and oer contaminants work that way hut people have soil iJte one block war at- all termite actislt) had ceased, Sunday, June 29, 191-Or —IC Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. w -. - - .. I �-. - - '-- i; -r - - . = = - - ---• :- • -•--• - : - --.............. -...,..--- ôC--.ningheraid. Sanford, Fl. ------.... SUnday.Jun7,975 ____ .. M5flETf1IS urwurnis, 32--Houses Unfurnished - ro' .c14"at fr rCttirj 1%.y1 And - __________ Acreage - 33Houses Furnished Furnished or nlu,,'iithed 3 t 1rm .2 __________________________________ tat, wRter. garbage and yard CRrefurnish('cI, back yard 37)C'$4 ________________________ , C,arnett White ______-- fenced ON THE LAKE 3Room7ndttoo,re,er Apartm.qt ut,l.t.eIsn(ted CR11373 9579 Crie lake Mary.2 BR Furnitieij .SJtt%, No Pets, I3 ?99 State Pci IS ______________________________ Ftrnkre, 107W Commercial ,rford1_7$$l Thinking about that sumrne. acation' Gel a better car through tIseclassif led ads in today's paper Pical, LONGW000 -- 3 bedroom. 3 bath. ceo heat & air. carpeted, car FHA terms. 126.9(0 fenced. To Bedrocn aOartmet & 373 bedroom, _____ carport, Mom 's House 34bbsle - Payton Realty - LARRY SAXON -- - . -- for Sale WHEEL & DEAL OPIVE [IV large SDRCC heater with tank. compl7'tC GE Air conditioner. Flectrician's Tools, 3273653 Wanted to BUY - . Monroe, A. home. Bidrooms, coed. n;tPicd, welcome- bar I 2 55-Boats Q r ".11 rJAVI 5 37) V.110 & Accessories WiltfluyOrCOnsign Any Item ol Value SANFORD AUCTION. 373 73a . 197) fl.ss Sling float. 17' .ith ?3 Fvinrudn 6 HP, & Trailer, Only 3.695 Call Whitey EckStefl, 37? 1651 Dealer Pool tables going OUt Of business., must sell I profps,on tables, 1" state. Ike lew This week only $500. 151 $t,J0. I *ntiQu %riker tabte, $600. 37) CS? or -________ - Pool room - ' ";' ,.,, ' '.r" - ' "... .- ',i " 4 ,%Vi ,"* $; ;'icç' ' - "y f1i'I ., 1..-.. "r P 4 ev t riower ' • . - ,,.' , / ." .. 1,."P . • £. / IIM - ,,,* .*#I*J h f. '*4 - S.- , 4i - Is Beiroom. outboard .' , iPieceorHouIefull (ASH 77) 437$ - c'r '-.-' cj" .' ) ANTIQUES 16' larscn. 75 HP E,inride & Trailer, $175 710 Brads1aw Drive. Sanford 64-1 64e1) t ".'4 ,...#Iz ___ 160 ' '-i -' - We Buy Furniture Furnishec lot. AIeir' ---x, - cooi ooz *ith thiS 3 BR, 2 Bath at Dad 's Price Bedroom, a,r rood honed, fur Energy saving air Cash for qociØ used Furniture & plenty of ground, children system, Fmtly room w'th serve 4 Bedroom, I' a bath home. 9d 1977 Rientl Cab'n CruiSer. 72'. head. Antiques STAN'S. 377 9719 SALE ! 372 5659 __________________________________ thru fireplace $37,500 COnditiOn, '.sltey with trailer 713 HP. 56,3(0. eicellent linancing. ______________________________ 1172 PARK AVE -- Best location. DUe tO Sri'Oai' ci.'irr,i ji' rrercl'iand,se Wanted to buy used gfficc furniture 321.0(0 IIS? 0030 31-Apariments WEKIVA WIVER • 75 tO SO pcI off Buttons & flows Quantity wooded Any OWNER FINANCE-- 3 BR, I bath 2 Spanish. P4011'S dult fl0bilC"hOrnC village, under Chil0rn's Store 7610 H,6*tha I? 97 IX) 1706 (ssclberry. lot) aru only $)I 73' Critchtield Cruiser. home. paneled, largc'frnceg lot for * "Get ' Em While * rt,'r Furt. IarQ(' larq SPtci-y oaks on thC sCeniC Ave . Sanforg 3739170 Qardnl Vcur for ml, Ideal for family rr1roor' We4iii Modmn (lean interiors (.rueted. (or ---1700 SANFORD AVE - Over an annc. Skiinaj, 6. fishing 177 CASH 327.4132 * They're Hot" * d.t.onetl No pets Moderate rent from 11SI SM. W otSarihjr WIt SON P.SAIER FURNITURE WITT REALTY acrewithold house PLUS another Silt or 3720774 _____________________________ BUY - For used fumnilure. appliance5 SELL TRADE lot on Palmetto. 570.000. _____________________________ New houses na rurat area No down Rig Real Estate broker 311 315 E F lrt St POBSON MARINE tOOtS. etc Buy I or 'trr 3fl 3d.. payment, monthly plpm.rits lets 3210410,372 774,173 71y3 irry' P,art. 215 7927 Hwy 17 '7 Sanford 707 BPIARCLIFF - 3 Bedroom, 7 A 36 Resort Property than rent Government Subsidized ______________________________ PARK AVENUE POBlE PARK to Zoo The Herald's special 377 596) bath. like new, double garage, to uaIifieø buyers Call i. see ii ac P*rk fly .. 3 Bedroom house in Pinecrest. by Section on nc*i Central Florida central air, near schOols, 1.34,5(0 you qualify' owner, carpet, fenced. 300d 75-Re(reational Vehicles Zoo Don't miSS it on July 3 tEW SMYPPIA COTTAGE-- Larir' M UNSWOI4TH REALTY .Mjsical Wprchandise . $73500 3736714 59clean? bedroom. fUlly urnithed, 1512 !; ELLIOT- 2 IS 104L ..,..4 fr-$ 5.tI .Y' Ii1Ci 'e r35(r'ry .'!,rerne'i' homi' ('rv,jrle' tops, S.nk SOJW ts'St (l,A$V.EO AC ?AR,S".lf Arilf','r lo5!a(latior ttS h,roain S aca' 'on ALSO I 3?) 6?'i "' i'... '.-ep'. 6 s.6 AsSume 1100 month pRymml, 33LS.373tSl1 E's ,'vRiIRhlp Bud CabelI 377 O57 3730 Speaker .:.1trir', 3150 Or I 3 'oorre, fit droom beach ;ool usury _____________________________ air. its P40 et $17,500 ô Lfl strom Rnytir.ie be-st offers 377 1716 I A small Classified Ad brings big condo. has everything. Rent by ' Security df'9O1it. 372 3749 OWNER MOVING NORTH returns 'Try on!' and set Call 372 or month 6.171307 2406 ELM-3 Bedroom, 2 bath, . PRICED FOR QUICK SALE 1 Bedror near SPiOpp ing. II or I) 6O-Off ice Florida room. centrI air Will Sell th S?.C-C'O cash down. Si,500 SI IEW S.MYRNA BEACH- Beach Realty • YA.537.$0O . - completely fenced )*125' It, 2 __________________________________ __________________________________ front, i0Iside lusury con rm. furniShed mobile home "SANroRD'S C)nuble bed with 04k bookcase. SALES LEADER" domlnium apt. 76-Auto Parts Comolete! Used office furniture 172 WEST 19th ST *ith 2 aø 3 bedroom. 2 rooms, cozy living at utilitieS turn Summer ate. $97. headboard & fraa'e. chest & ______________________________ Reaso'abte S clay Special o by _____________________________ MAYFAIRSpaciout I t)edroom bath, fireplace, has charm and bargain price in residential :. tf'i'l drilLs trecutive desk dretser,%73 Also Misc items 372 week. 6-17 7559 home with large family room Potential. Needs paint 577,5(0 tion Call Shirley Hartmnan, 1 chaIrs, secretarial desks & Reconotoord Batteries. 512 95 (041 Tropical landscaping many e,cP'oQe PEEL'S BODY SHOP, Realtor chairs, straight chairs. filing utCPii5O OCiRn front Anarimenit, 3.3,3(0 trees Kitchen arford A' tlC WILSON PLACE- Executive area Har!manRealty, Inc. cabInets, as Is Cash and Carry &ge* It a Classified Ad 37 339 S. Atlantic A,. Anniversary Specials End tables. D,,vtona west of Sanford. fabulous Casselberry 3 $301466 P4011'S 2611 Call 372 is each. Hutch. $33. Dinette with 6 IDYLIWILDE- Ex."cutive home I bedroom, 7 bath with pool on 23 CasSelberry, 17 chairS, $43. Sota, h9rd rock maple 78__4vJtorcycles Air minute from go f co,'re. I efficiency apar You can acre Call for flppontment a fair price when yot. frame, $73. Youth bed. $23; rnent Call between lOam 2pc, bedrooms. 2 baths, kitchen advertise your "don't needs" In $35,000 Real [state Mahogany China, $73. Console TV 372 7774 r'guipped raft for It?) Plooda L'S A I tO 'Pie Went AdS Zenith, 175: large Dining table. 6 -See condition Must sell due t medical 24 323941O ________________________________ chairs, 195. Matching velvet 10 Acres- 7 bedrm house on Lake I turn apt. water fu condtbon Sacrifice 373 3954 iarrel back chairs, Dupont near Deltona. 537.000 $95; GRAVELY nithed. US mo $25 MOWERS ii 41-Houses 322• 2420 Anytime 2017 S FR ENCH I HWY 1792) Secretary, $135. Antique Morris Daytona Bch 252 3163 __________________________________ Motorcycle l'isurance French Ayt 372 6117 or 62$ 465 Authorized Sales & Service recliner, $33. matching twin beds, BLAIR AGENCY Your MLS Agency F"nandna )CH ARB9R- 3 bedroom.? bath. Phone 3396147 For Etficency-Attractive 13Sfrp,air Sisopand compare our 3733*66 Very Exclusive Pickup & Delivery. In ______________________ Camco includes utilitieS pri REAl TOP$ 256-i Park. Dr KULP DECORATORS. 109 Jim Hunt Realty dustriat Equpment, Inc 310 W W 1st St 4 bedirom. 7 bath, pool. tan," Casseiberry IKE MARKHAM- 3 bedroOm. 2 79Trucks.Trailer's [Ir 12$ $111 7515 PALMETTO AVE.) bedroom, 224P BEAUTIFULLY LANDSCAPED! SRtt'l, 541.0(0 Make your Budget go further, REALTOR 1'i bath, kitchen eguipped, slsov Al- TER lIPS See to appreciate, tsis Special shrub and garden sprayers. ADULTS, P60 PETS the Classified Acts every c1y 1964 Chevy Truck, 6 cyl. automatic. violent to Shoppng Drive by arid 377 9791 322 O.t.i6 377 3991 91 cents a GardenLand, iioo . NORAI bedroom, 7 bath, 116 W. 2nd St Sparkling clean. 3 bedrooms. 7 bath, call $72 5013 5375. 1957 Chevy Truck. 6 cyl, 1st St. 3736130 145.000 lake front home, central heat arid $125; 37 7114 Assume Payments Monthly Rentals AvRlablI TAFFER REALTY air, trees, and other extras, SHADED LOT- Ove. looking lake. let me MOWor TILL lot and or $135 $150-Color 1V PIFOPO- 3 bedroom. 2 bath, 139.0(0. 36.500 Singer Zig Zag. in cabneq, 3 needle, 1974 Dodge arid Camper. AC, PS. garden spot. Floyd Freer, Pi'g Peal Estate Broker QUALITY 1PP4-NORTH 131.9(0 Convenient to stores, churches, front load deluxe sewing macnine AM FM, Cruise control & othtc _ :5th 5? I IDE 372 stt &s cwQOd Harold Hall malor highways Trim) bedroom, Sold new for 5349 (0 Pay balance extras 3.600 miles 35.7(0 WilIseti 1", baths. carpeted with central of SUer lOpaymentsof $9 See at NELSON'S FLORIDA ROSES separate 3770515 Kish Real I? 92 heat and air, 122.500 SANFORD SEWING CENTER wooclruff'SGardenCenter I4ornes 31ADuolexes REALTOR 323 5371 REALTOR ' 301 East First Downtown 601 Celery AvC .Santorct 80-itos for Sale 72015. French Avi .371 0011 S acres - __ 3739411 Eve. 144.1116 3 bedroom, 7 bath mobile 1,500 down, take over payments. 7 1970 flew Americana 12'x60' 7 BR, 1 ---- - home, 573.500 Owner financed bedroom with den 373 7841 or 3fl. bath, air, beamed ceilings, raised ----64Equipment for Rent h&th. I*ro. vr frniii rt.4 SAPJFflDflAAMJ 1947 Fnalispt Fd Pxnl Vn n.xt dining area, new awning Located ppuian -3774519 orst Offer 3721116 Acreage SELLS BIKE on a beautiful shaded corner lot, Carp.' Rent Blue Lustre Elettric 6 room housi. 1 bath, large lot, for 150'xl7S'. Price 55,950 Assume 3 Bedrooms. fmly room, 2 GE Stove & Refrigerator, Best offer WITH HERALD Shampooer for onlyll 50 per day low down (2) 5 acre tracts, sate' or Reduced for quiCk 1962 Ford Fairlane 10* mOnthly payment on mobile bedroom. carport Cbldren oxay accepted 3721210 110 Juanita CARROLL'S FURNITURE motile home aporoved CLASSIFIED AD. . sale Call 1307171. hOme 363 34*9, Oviedo 373 7*17. ___________________________________ 343 Court, Sunlarid Estates. __________________________ By owner, 342.500. large a Last week Mr. R 0 of Sanford '74 BR, fam FetIyal. 21'x6.4'. Located DELTONA- New Duplex. Furn We have many homes under 120,000. KEPIMORE WASHER part'S, rm 7 yrs, pool, Placed a classified ad to sill his I gar.. ceo h beautiful corner tot in adult sec Drapes, Water. Lav.'n For Your Junk Cars very tow down payments owner seice used machines a. 54.500 dowii Assume 7~ motOrcycle. He ran the ad only ifl t. tiori. Screened front Porch Care 373 11$ or 4614344 financed Please (311 US! 373 9136 MOONEY APPLIANCES 3710697 loan 3211713 Pit Bulls, alt ages, selling out 140 __________________________ Thefteratd The bike was sold toa carpeted screen room Extra ____________________________ --. reasonable offer FurnIshed 1 bedroom duplex. adults. refujid 373 4411 A to Zoo The complete story on our Herald reader on the fourth day. large storage Shed, carport. ' JOHNNY WALKER Call 3223410 after 3:30 p.m. nw Central Florida Zoo Read it fiflCid back yd. Solar X on wIn Shepherd Collie female. I yr. Old, . REAL ESTATE INC. What would you like tosell! allori july) dows,kseal root, etc. 3237411. Reg.9ealEstateBrokc Terrierptjp.lweek male, PapIer SANFORD LAKE MARY area,? BR GENERAL CONTRACTOR $17,500 firm Color TV's from $30. 372 1)01,7410 Hiawatha Ave at); 92 1)1W. from ________________________ ad 323 1166 duplex with irs the ground Pool, Call Classified: 322 2611 CASH 515; Service all makes HERBS' _____________________________ COfnDl44v enctoxad. AalIx.,i.t _______________________ ')')'sLaC r....i.. ('____i For Your .luriktar, IV !JO S FrenCh. 37? 1734 ramiiy peciai WflitC German Shepherd Puppi, air conditioner, drapes, area rug 373 I)?, Idyltwilde. 'anferred, must se .pring Is "Move outsiae time." Get full blooded, five weeks. wormed _____________________________ $150 per month includirig pool Manatee 65*12'. 3 be.dro.om After 3-3227111-323 . front pool planned 4 BR, 2 bath. fami 7112 COLOR TV. $11 95 MONTH patio arid lawn furniture at a 1.50 372 970.1 I61Pontiac, factory air, new tire's,, service All pOu do is swim, See Kitchen. flew carpet and furniture rm w fIreplace, carpet, custe RENTAL PURCHASE PLAN price Read the Classified Ads good running condition, $400 37) 1 BPS 7 full baths, family room & this now RICK Man, 1114370. throucsout 53.500 delIvered and drap!'5, many extras 546.600. 32 &u 1006 This 1% out. 15th year at Animal iss den. Plenty storage, large lol set up Call Andy, Collect, 773 44.61 41)0 lSH, SWIM. SKI- 3 bedroom Haven Grooming & Boarding 3221017 TELEVISION SETS -*33 UP waterfront home Beautiful kit. __________________________ Easy Living sses . Kennels Thinks to you, our '11 Pontiac 10 pass wagon, AC, FM hed MILLERS FANTASTIC OPPORTUNITY chen,formaloinirsg. Florida room customerS 372 5732 Mobile AM, AT. PS. P01) May need Housing 26I9OrlarsdoDr Ph.322 035' - 1 acre egg near Sanford, Patio Houses ______________________ overlooking lake, central heel I 7 Bedrooms, living, dining, kitthio, 14(0 373)973 5732 E Colonial Or Orlando _____-___________________ bedroom, I bath home, ai ar fenced yard 133 Sanford Ave., $143 mo. Large 3 bedroom. 7 bath, includes proximately 13,000 laying liens 67A-Feed WE TAKE TRADES 1969 CP'rpstir Ne*prt, Excel 134 1149 disposal and dishwasher, mem 54-Garage Sales -Company supplies hens, an AP4FORD- 3 Bedrooms, 1½ baths, Double Wide Cond, Gold with Ivory Top. AC. e-ersliip In Olympic pool, central heat & air, fenced back 7Bedrocmfence'dyard Bingo Sweet Feeg, 17 pcI., 1.1 PS, PB, Aufomatic-1I 3442 te,& court 3 bedroom, 2 bath Fur. YARD SALEssoo Sewing machines, month, Good terms to oualif ii yard. Wi'l dicker or swap 523.900. $5Ø Mustang Pellets. 17 pct. 5375. rsihed 1500 down with good Glassware. Mitc. 1203 W. 19th buyer WE TAKE TRADES VolkswIgtn, I speed, mileage 373 S154or3fl 6620 Other low prices Horsi & Rider I Bedrooms, 7 baths, large family credit Court. Thursday thru Sunday. IURRYI I Bedrooms, only 125.100. COUNTRY HOME- 3.7 Acres low. Call 64$ 5132 fr information Store. 293$ Sanford Ave room, membership in recreational EASY LIVING MOBILE HOUSING ________________________ Winter Springs. 7 or 3 BR, large lovely 7 story older hOrn Don't mist this great buy on a 5737E Colonial.Orlando facIiiietincludlngp(aedtemi% GETTHOSELUXURVITEMSFOR family room. tkautltul shrubs and 19?ORambler (estimate over 100 Vii.) In cx roomy home. CALL NOW. JIM DANDY JAll FEED 2736461 courts A FRACTION OF THEIR COST Reasonable $700 mo 131 $722 cellei* area. Giant oks, 1, citrus "Buy Direct From Boxcar" WE TAKE TRADES FROM TODAY'S WANT L. GORMLY'SE 46 Sanford 373 1733 Stables, corral, tack room. nea 3710011 range CLIFF JORDAN.REALTOR Bennett Realty (nc, Sanford. $37000 & Froner 50' x 10' included Beautiful _______________________________ ________________________________ trees, nice yard. country atFront kitchen, deluxe carpet. j Ave 372 $721 mosphere '17,900. : Three bedroomS, nicely located Ill COUNTY- Small, neat central air Delivered and set u. SI Friday; 1 SSat I Sun 1175 horn.. Vnt & Last. _____________ e'droom home, central air I BUSINESS DIRECTORY Forrest Greene, Inc. eitin kitchen, fireplace. beautitu EASY LIVING MOBILE HOUSING ________________ Ball ieaIty 3 beoroom. 1' baths on corner lot, treet. 511,500. Adjoining loti 615 5732E Colonial Or Orlando 3 6353 RE ALTOM EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU 111.9(0 Existing. 516.500. 7 pct. available for $5,300. 7734161 . It) W. 1st St mtg 3231602 372 5611 ________________________ JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY Furnished Home Stemper Realty MOBILE HOME MOVING, Corn Owf,e', like new, 7 setiroom County-? liedroom plete set up. I'll save money you Bedroom.? bath, large corner lot, Fla. room, detached garage, Central Fl0rid'S $12Sg. Licensed Orlando 273 5170 ___________________________ reduced 10516,000 fenced yard 119.000 3" MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR 377744, AIr Conditiobling 3?74991 )9)9SFrenc Hgme Improvements Come the latest ' see in luxury family ________________________________ _________________________________ Work 7 BedroOms. bdufts p..'ferred. 530 Bedroom, 1 bath home, concrete living, the all new ST. JOHNS REALTY CO.' Week. Unfurnlslwd 3LS$S1; 322. block, gOOd Condition. 113.950 24*61' Glen Central Heat & Air Condtioning BUDDV'!, PIOMIZIMPROVEMENT You have tried th. 322 1939,322 4144 bi'Ook !? For free estimates, 4'il Carl BROKERS ALL TYPES OF CARPENTRY li5t Expert ran' & tiOcle AC( Harris, at SEARS in Sanford AND REPAIRS 327 Days- 3726)73 331 377 GREGORY MOBil E HOME 5 736 7306 after 6 CaliBart Estate 37) 1595 1771 Plights 312 Sl7lor 377.23S3 3903 Orlando Drive PIck up & delivery We do brick work & install home _________________________ REALTOR 3221499 Sanford 373 5700 flyOwnerLosie4y3brdroorns,, lyear antenna syStems at t* rateS BEAT HIGH ELECTRIC COSTold. large family ,'s?imates room with ) tI1 'PIOPA SANFORD Pest Control InStall a water to air heat pump 43-Lots-Acreage fireplace, very large lot almost I tie', D"KES AIR CON __________ ' acre Iclyllwilde Section 323916$. Ja APT BROWN PEST (O'ITROL. DITI0NING. 372 ufl : __ Investigators __________________________________ •DESPERATE 75.67 Park Drui.c ' Don't need!" Set-sea uSeful purpose 37? 1.965 mpty, move right in, I beruorns. MOSSI E C. BATEMAN clear flowing stream, horses O.K. "PAC Cl UPICi, F':r'ird agaIn when you sell them with a U____________ T'rry Realty, REALTOR, family room, 'separate living I ihiVi S'T l.;A Ob,' I Pt Req Broker Classified Ad from Real Estate the Heraici dining roons, 30'xlO' screened 0711 PH 1 £'!' c 3?) 5215 Pet Care Call us today! Don't delayt Just _____________________________ _____________________________ porch, huge Inside utility room, 2 dial 3722611 cr 131 9993 To place car garage. 2½ yrs. old, ______________________________ Osceola Ave, PET REST 11414 laid CIew4 ig _______ tC'w (Ott Want Ai REDUCED TO ORIGINAL COST Br.srd.r.q & C,room.r Beautiful oak shaded corner BALL REALTY Swim ifS community pool. Luw, .5 1. iNç, t A14[) Ph 377 57 [.suitc, low do' homesite convenliot to shopping Choice Listings All t',.es lots & acrrqe cleareg We only 11.000 call Louise Rot ______________________________ have top SOil, fill dirt. Clay. arid tPd ALL PRICE RANGES tlngPsaus, Astoc, Land Brokers, shell available Please call S1'EMS FOUR INC. 1)7W Itt St Inc . Realtor 131 2020, after hOurs lOWE P'S BEAUTY SLO4 37? 5411 or day. 372199) 1310394. (formerly Harriett's Beauty Nook) ____________________________ 1541 Le,Road.Win?e'r Park Ilk SIAMAPI.PHOTOGRAPHV * Rent Purchase Plan 444 4I Land Brokers, Inc. S19E Plne3fl 5117 Jotsn S.aggio rsTERsoN LAND CLEARING Weddirsgs.Canailds.Commerical Moving? Why Not Live 911 Pine 5$, REALTOR BROKER Portraits, Aerial, Advertisicig PulIdniinq, Excavating, Ditch dern 'lid sharp) bedrOom tpilt FecrsPerk SPECIAL Permanent WIve, Ito Work ftl dirt, top ol 379) __________________________ Summer Wedding Spe'c'al 671 596 plan, 1½ baths. ferced yard. Ask for "Glen" Bernice's Beauty _____________________________ In Sanford's Finest garage, carpets, stove and DELTONA- 160'xI2S', $1,000 Salon. 7635 Sanford 'Ave 37? 3936 C&A Backhoe Service rvlrigtrc,tor. $140 72.3 .'.o Ill *772. Pressure CIeanIn9___, CLIFF ,IORDAPI,REALTQR LAKE MARY-761'xl)6', $I&700 Established Residential Area? eridciearing, till dirt, clay. Pock AlA (LEANS ALL SLIM BUDGETS ARE All k'nds of digging House trail Fx?er' ,pres5're(leao.nq MAYFAIRlDO'xII?', $70000 BOLSTERED WITH VALUES 11hh11U1Uhh11Uh1_111mt .'. .aod r"-,'fd 32; 914? or FROM THE WANT AD a4 iI5 COLUMN5 GFN,VA- 4 Arre's, $$ Countryclubtlslng -'- ..g(iIs irt ii. ' - ' fIwRi' ,ith SuitS th.t are inn tioPi" A (tas'.l.ed 'm !IIF Iii It.t 0 - -- - SJuhlanld Estates3 Beiroorns 7 baths. 'educel from $26,900 to 121.700 ___________ Ciosris n', EXTRA LARGE CARPORT sILE 726 136y*OOd Fri Sat Sun Csrcle. Sunl4nd Estates PhoflI' 3233617 ________________________ 630 p 1IIftA\'yeOOD Lr oRIENTAL RUGS WANTED y,,,lctpRd. ',.eti. any COflCjt,0v 644 $176. Winter Park , -- - STAN S HWY 46 9. EA MARKET SaturUiy & "" ___ ..,-.',--.- - - tO etC Eiecc'r 373 Avp . tCoiintry Club t-Ig's GARAGE SALE •• REALTOR .__T . 54 Garage Saks La*'n Mpwer We Sell Th Best & Service Thp Rnst Western Auto 'j'iI 5 Seart Riding Mower, 6 HP, 75" cut, e'cellent condition, 1200 37) 5713 after in 106 CHAPMAN Walk to Lake mar'na. tenn.s courts 4 baths, fireplace, s.*i.s - -.. 50Miscellaneous CALL OWNER-- 377 1195 or 7961 3 BR, carpeted. central Rir frcplare. all electric lots. 537.5(0 or best offer Pen. Ovedo Secluded on i acre w Jolt of trees. 1', years old. 2 Full baths. air and heat. ShQ carpet, Ig eat in kitchen, formal dining room. Rfld lo4 of wall paper, huge family roo.n with fir.plac,, and recr'-.ition room with wet bar $11,500 365 3.31a IOHN KPIDER, ASSOC 17 BR Furn. Unfurn . 41Houses $1S00REBATE NO QUALIFYING P'fr'* 3 fik home, all eitr, I pt.I ntec..t 7 7' Homes, Lots fr ____________ 4f& lommercial Properties - Nite 7 riorom block P-.im nsP' or unlumn:ed t - 41Houses ______________ ....... ,J . ,., .4,J ' . . .. - ,. I - .- - j - 0) C . ,. " 1001 * ____________________________________________________________________________________ -- - -. - _____________________________ -- our - - - - mcrtqio' ._. . - ' ""_" .' . '' __j_' - --- , ------- , ,d,'. .'? - ' ' -- - , _________________________ -Household -, ' ' ,. f - t"' . j,,, .... :.- ' S .i" 'i' - _______- ----- - ', 1' 'j• ': ., fd' -'i '. ' '"w ____________________________ - , i' , :-'1 . ' J. _______________________ v,ilh cf" ,' - :1' - - -: ' / , ?' 4 Supplies xis - I - - rf- '"' ,,i! ' "'i 0 .. I-..'s ' '. equipped - -. Beach condilioned ii __________________ ap ntrnen? fIrs. _________________________ Bedroom _____________________________ 62-Lawn.Garden - 4çfr .4 get I [sci-'' ........... $ - 'la w. lP'." .1 ' .. '. ''' f.i :"-'' • dpojlt - 'a' : 4P' . ,.,, U ) --r - PU " 'f,,. -('1-V'- - '-"I' rYw4 . • '' -. .,,J, i4 4 j,p ,)l $100 - r ________________________ __.- - .- r 4" ----- , ____________________________ 'r - - , ,, .. ! , , ,I u . .' __ __________________ ii your jr' , t' 1 - ' R.3lty ., ," Estate - -' -. .,,,..:,:, W ' a _________________ ______ _____________ , -.' - ' , '• - . •',.. ___ ., .L' " :- ' , - ,., .,:.-.. .. - .. -- -.' ' -__________ -- , - ......................... -....... ma ' -- very ______________________ . rent _________________________ ________________________ I ' - ___________________ _________________________ * ____________ -- ________________________ ________________________ --- -'ft p 4 1 N fr, o z - - ,-' )iIIb ,.;.':#5i -= , - ' ' - payment, 65-Pets-Supplies , unfurn 4, 1 , E pf - 53-TV-Radio-Stereo PAYTON REALTY .. , , - , _____ ranch - motor ______ _________________ . 4 q. garage New feed, junior - Ii ------- - -______________________ i' ' -F h .' - - $O'x7l', - Ii ii; '. trees AKE MARY- 7 bedrooms, refrigerator ______________________ ift ______________________ '9$ - neat uiJfl ,11 f, SI) - - - -- - . P.I.t & lody -' - -, - J'i.' " -I. "t fl e ,; , a., II - ' .. ,ti'nc '.C' td., -, E ti 4cn -o n "c "cT "c - ' -. I C : .- o ->C I pqJ z ' 5 ! & • >,,, 'LI • • U C • v E -. V.rY .'' -. Oocx.I , , I I - U o• °',, - LU . 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Koshlol, 203 Ocean Orivi fl',' '' ,iLi r.o (içtn: P,', balenu Liuht A., __________________ Your horn ii located irs bu'iful s'iO'd1indi rie.,r a bawf,tl.d Ike. Eripoy our incomparable coufrimy club PGA championship 9olf course, tinnit courts,, OtYTTIC IwrnvTHnq pool,, Roofing -. Kish Real Estate 5tariingat fl• II I f Todi... rirarno If your roof is for the birds Call the BirdAllen Wrenu 17? U?? Aftpr WiO',''ng I $4 CAy! rc __________________ . .LL - & up Also lee ectimites sprinkle'.ç syslem Call 37) 6030 after S ..m l I '11 _OC" " 8z ' .-.,' n .2€'tI o' "o2 3 c't" - ' cT -E " "u 8$ ; . o.1 , - 'E ' t,l,'i' UtIBuiIdIagi :, Ut , ' ty P. j.r5 ing Iloor. deliver',, ristallatiori Walty W*tt of OrIarijs 491 1726 - '''' ' - Wall Papering Jui ,,,, ,, nu ___________________ __________________ PAUl. 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AFTER A HASTY C,RETIIIG THE HOST BELLOWS: "8RIN6 FCQTH THAT /4'POS7I WqO CAUS . two THEN HE GIVES A SHOUT OF JOY: "VAL, MY PRINCE, MY FRIEND! /iCW &A01 441 TO SEE YOU AGAIN!" AND TEARS OF GLADNESS SHINE IN HIS EYES. ANOKERCH,ES. FOR 2 O.f-ffckYAT MAY v.wp 4 C(1'E FOR THE COM4IC,V COLD!' HIMSELF .A PsysiCiA'//" or 711or or lot a ng WEDDING CEREMONY. P pi " 1 It, • •• a rXij . EA A OF [if0.41 . — £ V 0 0.0 = z J fiWf jc7 Oiw 2rll. £o5 0 ô • — ;0 CD —~ cn il CD CIL gw~5&-~ w a =qg 2 a 5 CD scv n 1A SA" 01 *u?c •• * go ' -- -. - •1 . •tt - •-,: "SIR VA1/AN )D1 "JEW iIlE AS A// INEPT WIZARD, #4 CHARLA TA/V. 7/fE/I 1 AIARRIEI) WI V//If- 71/6. WITCH #4/10 SHE TAUGHT itif TI/f /itML/M ART, C/5i/IG HERBS AND 5/MPiES 70 Ct4qE AILMENTS. NOW I ASPIRE 70 5EC041E A PRYc,c,AN" /AL RESUMES 1115 LONELY JOURNEY, )ISAPPOp1TEO THAT QOM•FOOYAT IS NOT THERE TO BID HIM FAREWELL: 'HE 19 A 'HYSICIAW NOW, PROBABLY OUT ON A OOM FIRST REPEATS THE MARRIAGE SERVICE OF THE ANCIENT SCYIHIANS, THEN A CEREMONY PREFERRED BY THE HILL PEOPLE OF HEDONIA. TO MAKE SURE, HE ADDS AN ESPOUSING RITUAL GREATLY APPROVED IN LOWER AWLA, THEN FORGETS THE LAST PART AND PERFORMS AN AFRICAN WEDDING DANCE FOR GOOD MEASURE..... 400SE CALL' I1 Yr UJCL' T — A.é.ttl 04 •o s. • Q CL by Art Sansom THE BORN LOSER -n 1(.0 HU LLO-2 •••• rw M _ ..:...... •. 4 . — ' j• g: 5i c ' • rr I Q I i'i7 ii'Ut1 C c 8 Po 60 -i cr 9l. 1 .4 Air- — I 0 5" ' ____ tEl ji- 0___ gi< __ age: r< :gE (/') _g - , = 4f \ — S — 'I hrqE i:ii ; - 1; QI ____:1 IVT ¶A3'!iJJ~JL on i — . P j 0. I : . ! b ir _ IJJ%. 0 q (/It) a- v g a t (1) ff ,. #0 C . 3 — auj- 9q r -. , 1 o 0 . !!:!P! E. V; ____ — g, ' —hz M[1I1 0 sr1 uY; 2c go It - ud s- E; tv - - fui Ld uI,. i of tA 0. 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O EMMA al r r WINTHROP *NAAS IT, IT MA1tS ALLKINt'O(WE1,MP 1TfEPLAtTSSEL. 3UST Th WAY I WANT IT! _ CAtsr WA It) SITI _ by Dick Cavalli in 01• pj-- HOLL5E OF H15 or or THEM LINDEi;, 1 THAT veA, L& r15 (4 ' a - MAIM - -1 I TWPN1TO 1P( 80M?'\ ( I'frt 6L.0 M3 M FOR. 10 U'Ks A ?0i I 1975b..TMRUSPatOfl. CEPY CRAWLI __ HAVE NO I IIIJ II __ 6F OF= WEREONLY TIN Ape ym an AGIN ro 115 by- mm . Incj own= IRV VAL 4J ca :2 4 sr OUNt E0A NtDIG 3mousE WAERE -ro IN FULL PRESS 7HI6 HOT THERE HA14 KAF F— J56T IF *YOU WILL' I'M OFF ARE NO 6UMMER PAY? IT CAN'T 13E W01114! b Les Carroll FUNEITAL6 70 PROFFER THE jyt 1-4 AE 5UFFERIN6 5y ~0?ft LATE,6T 6000- WILL MAHIN6 INVENTION FROM ELECTRICAL MOCK,6A5 OR WATEP% ON #4 To . 4c)%3 I colored polish Is not available or WHEN AMO4 15 M06T IMPROBAZLE , HF-'s A~ 0 . 6r- pRo0U 6 A_A_ 00 VE FOUND! Always a favorite. ic two-piecer with that Su t look. No. 8193 with Pholo-Guidiii Is In Sizes to*., to 241z. Size 12'1. AVOW N A _IZA YTILITY BILL WITH WATER , 0 --FLEF5E TELL C}A 6LWU/sE c,-iç INU E' ' A A47Y i YOU'RE UP-4ET! CAN A:5PIR IN DEAR POLLY — A plastic cleaner's A 60000.5 Q?AMOS! YOU R16RT rjq I— PAY THE 7 — ' - . 7___. --• - - -. - Use the comfortablb stretch-knit fabric I make IN style. No. 832 with Moto-Guide yards 55-inch stretchable O t 1115 by NIFA, Inc iiYi' - rn" scrE;Z . / 0 ' J, r' rc ESERNIM fr" t?'C ...L' PAM I DEAR POLLY — I like my morning collao hot HOT! First thifig in the morning, I pour hot water In ny mug or cup 13Y the time the rest of brenkf9tt is prepared, the cup 1- 81 3' 6 10 ',24 AiIthmlng Lcng seams make this slimming St I' Is, one 1, sew No. 8321 with Pholo-Gulde is in tille' 38 to 50. Size 40, 44 bust: Ti yards 45-inch. s pot s the kids track mr: helps keep my coffee hot much longer. PAULtNE — turpentine to the Arf%A And work it into the spots. After the tAr's soften 6-29 to ! o rV 11#10 andl oDR 5v' , tovournuin . 8.18 UTILITY J I ., 8326 .. —mop t low -. YOU ACTUALLY UH40T EXACTLY SOLD YOUR FAIP ME $100 TO _'-rd$rANAGE 1176A TO TAE FROM 'THE UTILITY FA IER5, 1 LL 5HOW -'4J -. __________________ SIM OUT PERRAPO -%ofw DEAR POLLY — Before starting long vficition. get a duplicate mar of the area you'll be touring On:,, trace your route, add your license number and the car's descrintior and- SAvc P01111 f!f: WhPn the N11 ith frost and you ate In I hurry, the back of a comb wilti ,he teeth pointbd out d A-SPIlkiN.1- tiMETHINC — When pastel. DEAR POLLY — Yesterday I donod household chores and escleaning my tittle girl's party shoes I c8ped with my live children, followadd A hit of food coloring to liquid Ing a road to the top of a nearby hHl. white polish. — MARY F. It wits a beautiful day and, like the song, "You could see forever." My Pointer: Our time was much b'ller F P, spent. Today I will clean, COLORINd DEAR POLLY (it le, let tie (riSA ft p c en n,i3pnpI) lciz 43 . I :i em" th 10 •l '°r - 2393 N I * PeacbckCharm A COLORFUL peacock panel adds decorative touch with Its ale-old 2393 has hot. ircin Irrinsfer, ccior chart; full direc. charm. Pattern No. DEAR POLLY — Use toothpicks to stir th6 paint in paint -by-numbirs se1q. and then wipe the paint oll on the brushes I newspaper-. '.. — MICKIE. .:. :. - •..... --. - DEAR POLLY — Make a shower kit by CUlting a piece of old plastic fabric into a strip about 6 inches wide and 3 bt 4 feet long. Fold the strip in half. SOw three piecps of pockets, shower urtai ncccswrtes —DE3BlE. c nd1 I bath florl". TO 00 IKPr $And 1110~ 04111 184: for .0011894 slid ttt. IJ �W—I.P Film i TI IiEH mied I a. 60 J. V u r W I 4 fl tNb rr 0 -I IL P - - I_ - •,sI• " - —' tKirro REPfr ,, . oil Bernte0e(je0forr dew cc= waej< in 1 u.' _______ lb e rtZ4 _ wiL16N a MALE ''her 1j and 1011 ARIES (March 211,Ap(il 19) Something you're apprehensive about works out OK Sunday. You're luckier it you rely upon yourself Monday, Tuesday. 0Industrious"efforts will be rewarded at week's end. 0 TAURUS (April 20-May 20) An old friend helps you materially Sunday. Outside influences restrict your activities Monday. Be careful what you sign V4 "Cop SOUND ... LIKE A CASH REGISTER RINGING!" bor et also 11 Q 19-11 our coast Sunday, Monday. Neither lend n& borrow from friends Tue sday- Don't press your luck Wednesday. Financial gains through others Frid;y. C A N C E R (June 21 -July 22) You have good ideas but lack determinalion to use them early In the week. Your authority is challenged Tuesday. Donl change goals Wednesday. Friends are helpful at w"k's end. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Business dealings are tricky Sunday, Monday. You're reluctant to take advice Tuesday. Plans work if you don't make last- WIT -low Wednesday. Weekend An obligation is repaid to you SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Contact one you've neglected as the week begins, Don*I argue with the boss Tuesday. Career benefits Wednesday. An FRSS BORN UNDER THE SIGN OF ViRGO AR _____ __ • 6-29 " AEXTREMEL/AWAR0F Of 7A /4S. TNIS I I HERE'S AN INTERESTING QUIZ FOR HUSBANDS! YOU ___ I JUST SCORED 37 OUT OF A POSSIBLE 1001" ERSON-EATING LIONI" 'DON'T EVER SWIPE A SIP OF GINGERALE IF IT'S GOT-AN OLIVE IN I 5E/NN/ OF THE WEEK JUNEZT-JULY5 YOUl-L. FIND PEOPI.E 6FVFRALLY WILL HE A SJT40RE VA6Ur A90UT TNEIR MOTIVFS THAN OSUAL. IA/ 1MP0RrAW1ft4TTFR`G PONT I.EA 'VF ANYTHIA0 To ALL T/-lAr 1MOR7ANr. i I NO TE: Se nd ——————————— e*ri P.0 Bo 162 answer all the Tom H.nyan to BernIc3 Aede Osol, do tii;s nwapap.r, I I North OImst,d, Ohio 44070 Bernice cannot letters, only the ones of givnerst Interest. 5FTWEE,V FACTIONS Don't overdo socially Tuesday. You don't keCOmpe!eaadvantage o an o portunity Wednesday. Weekend: You're more productive. S I ~ CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) You receive some sound advice Sunday. Problem with mate Tuesday. Ups-and-downs domestically Wednesday. Aclive weekend socially, but don't overindulge Saturday. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) Chance for a sm financial gain as the week opens. Be extra-considerate of co.workrs Tnsidny. Don't let another sway you Wednesday. Success it you're persistent Thursday, Friday. iN GOVERNMENT WILL ERLJPT WiLt FLEX EIR MilSCLES,4WCU E AINI STRATI ON AND EAIN - SAGITTARIUS (Nov 23 Dec 21) A family problem is solved Sunday. AND P!SgANS. N4TIALLY, PISAREEMEWT --.------ I old affiance i strengthened Friday. Honor agreements Saturday. 7 rBERIIIIE PREDICTS 7'0 7^RIFI-/AIG ISSUES. 6EGIN TO LOOK AT LIFF /jV A NEW iVAY,' SFF T"E G4ASS AS 14ALF-Fjjj_L Nor"AL F-Empry. SEEK MORE FUN 041T,Ers ES WHERE KEENG SCORE /SN AND /NTiRS ------~1 I "SHE WANTS WE SHOULD CALL OLD LEO, THERE, A nd t9 LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) You're a slovy starler early In the week. You're denied a favor Tuesday. Lucky through aswiates.if you're not demanding 1' I le, Gow ibza3 Thursday, An oid friend is heard Ororn Friday. ____ ___ ____ nd et. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Caution with partners Sunday. Monday. Sam 47/ N ______ M. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Goals are reachable, btit you can't afford to St /Ij _______ he at annol bofn Sept "WHY DO I NEED A NEW SWIM SUIT? BECAUSE MY OLD ONE HAS A HOLE IN THE KNEE!" %Avp4yjr e ____ 0 .0 THE SFSURE WAS - F PISCES(Feb. 20March 20)Psell-intereststh ursue vi orSu WI n d t.', day. Don't take financial risks Tuesday. Lucky. but extrava and careless Wednesday. Most creative days: Thursday, Friday. - 'YOUR BIRTHDAY.,,', this Week and this Montli Student's Corner • let ARE FAVORAgLy ALLIES. BOT14ARE 4sJL_.__. 4 — lETJA A U IT :a') 2i ASPLC7S'J ALSO 4XrXCMA4Y 'T"—' PFRCEPT/VE 2' ' / ' A77AC/IM(NTTOT/4E Sf PRIZE 015dFCrS 1O Srd:R R ESTAUPAIJT MOTIVES OnE A p tA HELPING YOUR HORSE? 9 WHO's THE WHUT POT A kNPY? I HP AN' Sep: \"i NEpYR > GUN'Th MY 'W$If 1 _\• 'r? Y( 'b aEEcj Sol "w -777 It's I 16W - e e f b3r Ed Sullivan 7,a'o \' __II —.— 'f9jfl I r -*~ 16 M-4 Peso'Pee IlIff-Iti-, OUT OUR WAY OHM4W.' THAT WAS A G007 l __ ___ / ~iplAr — WHAIGALLTE) 1 1I1!rCJT/PEE5VERA! COMMOTION? RIGHT HERE' IN WA / 1 1 I . 44!.t' I .J - -- . - CRAWLEV CrVER 14 71 1 40 Of qkat ' I ____ Nil 11 117fl FP I MUGT'VE Loup- r THERE MAY 8F 1111111. GET THE ARE YOU SOFA THEM HERE CN THE TABLE ANP of* CREEPS! Z d040 -- -------- _=-_- _ - _ - _rf - --------- -----.--- ------ ,- THE PL)rr WI I..IP. YA?! 101" -_-_ --- - - - :- . ---- -_ --- ---_--_-_-_ --_ --- - _ = ..__ _____ - ____- __ -__- _- _--_--__-_ - - - - - - - �-S .5 •1 I a ir 4A 0 -. . IL - - CAB13PUS C3LATTElt WHAT SEEM IT4 ABOUT by Marry THE' COLLE0215 A COMMON Lewis DOONESBURy PERHAPS I SHOULI) TOO EART LY by Garry Trudeau 451 W11 5,45 011R 6ffsr 11NIMUITY W,00 alb 4r gcwN W6u be 94a 6W 14:1 ~OX4710141,41_ AVNM IF YOU 0111P sa , v ild he nd 771, he let mt 7Zh 4 .1 v J. M. 57UPW 412 __ S. -- UNDERSTAND, ND THANKFUL, YOU I jT1 I FEEL. - ' nd MY ONLY iAVlCE IS / p___________'__. ALREADY OF NEED,, TO THE ONE GUIANCJ \ SALE' - IPAT jZ9 (RUMMAOE \ GREAT PROviE .. •/ 5OUG'4T MY C'__ I flNAtL>/frY976 aekwOUTA1/av r5/NC 4%osTUP6Nr Mc rys/p/p MYFANYMWY,7#1 4PJXT//? TO MP NE 5MKb. -- - 70 7 Awl Ln _____________________ CAFTAZW HE EASY byCrooks& Lawrence V5 A HOPELE5WE MU5T COME P GIVE I E al MCKEE - 114170TRiE-5 :10 WELL,FRQUAR-. HAVE __ 0 ____ -- __ HERE 6OE OU JOBS MAY DEPEND 0P4J ITI — nd 0 ____ (Wflh1Ti,. b3rDave Graue OW P'YOtI ET IT yf UNT%50 I F Y DON'T FURL 7H'W0V9N MA USE A LF L TH'WIND MO YOU! 1 ____________ _____________ r If RE$E4RCU RE5EARCH THINK S OLUTION TO THE PROBLEM OPW I-STLINE Jiz MCKEE ALLEY ' WIND, LOONY, ARRIFIC IDEA! - Y"GPT A DEAL tet et. en - YOUT45TEAKS .__ / R in or ___ _____ 'or LAS ng -- ______ _______________________ A5; YOU SPECIFIE-[), let 69TRENLIOW-4 UTTIN6 6, PLENPID! AND DOWN ON FOOM )WHAT DO YOU CALL co "YOU 7RADED! A;ZE OUT., AiIFZACLE; -. - __ YEP! WAIT'LL YOU SSE WF_LL,TWr=RF_ I'LL SHOW YOU! Am YOU MUST BE Clow yep, PLETELY OUT OF YOUR -MEE OOP FOR THM -M INGV S I 41 F - :-'- ;! _• :.L ____ 3Oxzqqy WONDER ________ ____ - NOW MANY POTS øiR "y 15 CALL-60 A NNEC E TRIAN61,65 ARE - ' AN - STAR . '% - 14 A.V 1 MOM! TO OROCER: L. PLUS 25 CENTE IN THIS ONE Ax 44 MR POSTAGS 50 - by Al Vermeer _______ NOW WL- CAN'T WASTE OUR WHO'S To ROUND UP THE (TOP HOLD ON, AND ON KNITTING DOGIES WHEN THEY STRAY LADIES' LEE'SONS' OF OUR PREAD '____ FUN AiND GAMES I OF * HOWmAw V0 COME I6RANDMA IS HERE FOR (SC ILLA' ) YOURKNITTIkI&LESSON' 'I 4 N P`R1SCXL1.mA'S POP bill Dick Rogers __ 1.1J C, ~~ .57 Be V "ve Al RAMO CITY K , 6TAT 06 ' NEW YOR - /_ __ 1"_ r U - INTURE COLORS COLOIZ THO HORSES... I PNP T140 CORK OAK T9911/ WHICH gows MAINLY IN I 'AIP4. ?5'r 1gEE50 cog, 1111M O( WHO JO US FROM I I I "f (' 7 cm OAK* I \ rREME~ABER,THIS V A \PE'r'UNIA AVENUE! I IS -4R GRANDPA ) -A 41 Of TMOFN PROM -rHil for b wig 0_1 LAYEiZ WI All It: T 1975 by IjJA. ht, L 2 I AAW _ - .' . ; -tIr .- - •. . . • • •• • - .'-'-.- .. ' : -. -__-- L (M1 ---I--- - .. 'S Cr i - r ... • • . . •• •. .. - ___._________________- . •. S...- i-___.._ -_.-_-_-_-_ . • . . . .. • - . •. -,.j---j _ .___)_ a _' ...' •_F-_ M t*M t ___________________________________ -'-.- '--_ _ ----_ - _______ , '—.w--_ ________ -_ -- ________ �- - - - - - r CL c-- - a IL S1103RT f ova EKES ... . Immm's __ . F_ 1i-1A1 RI3-T AND IM GNTQ & MAKE ! Ut M i 1A by Frank 1=110.1111 IW 9 V W I WI ' -- 67th Year, No, 263—Monday, June 30, 1975 Sanford, Florida32771—Price 10 Cents — 475 AND USE MORE ECONOMICA Seminoie Readies For Gigantic Fourth Of . July Explosion By DONNA ESTES Herald Stall Writer ford; Jayceettea, Jaycees, volunteer fire department, said The activities are scheduled Sertoma Club selling popcorn Stand It game; the central cording to Civic Center Maitland-South Seminole Telephone Pioneers, Sanford hamburgers, hot dogs and a to begin promptly at noon. The and running the Mug Throw Florida Zoo Is running the Lolly Director Eddie Bose. Chamber of Commerce. The Recreation Department , Pilot watermelon eating contest are celebration will continue until 7 game; At 1 p.m., John Saunders, a annual parade will form at the Seminole pop tree and Fern Park Cycle This year's Independence Club; Ministerial Association, planned and all sorts of games p.m. when everyone will be Democratic Party with the Town Is handling the Ball Bingo top square dance caller, will Lake Sybella School at 8 a.m. Day, marking the 199th birth. Democratic Women's Club, will be played. Those attending Invited to !ttend the county cane toss game; and the Long- game. have a square dancing and at 8:.0 Judging will be held day of freedom from British Lions Club, Seminole County have been asked to wr': fireworks display at Sanford. wood ,, exhibition in front of the civic for the childr en 's parade at the Frie Department Other highlights rule will be celebrated locally Gun and Archery Club, Child pioneer and early American e center and from 2:30 to 4 p.m., professional center on Maitland Groups participating in the volunteers running the rat with gala activities countywide. Evangelism Fellowship, costumes, the Secretary said. Children's Festival include: the game and the dunking booth. Children's Festival include the "Music Militia," a choral Avenue near George Street. In Sanford, the steering corn- Antique Car Club and asked two karate demonstrations by In Longwood, the Longwood Longwood Chamber of Cornthe Black The volunteers have will have a stage show Awards will be given for the mittee of the Greater Sanford Bicentennial Cmlt.e, Area Chamber of Commerce merce, handling the snow the mayor and city council American:a eStudios at inicie the civic center, funniest, most original theme, Chamber of Commerce I coagain t 3• In Geneva, an old fashioned has recently Free "soda" beverages hdl best decorated bik e , best completed cones, cotton candy and members to sit in the dunking ordinating Friday's Fourth of July is set with a organizational plans for p.m., and a la B Will its moonwalk; Bill Klosky's booth, to give citizens and be provided and those attending decorated vehicle, costume, celebration p.m. rom enterta parad e beginning at 11 a.m. send annual Fourth of July Seminole basebail team thw ouortunitv to "dunk" them au being tom to "bring their most unusual, youn&est and Luii u'v urt. £1-auon ana ending Ci uldien aFeaUval Longwood Chamber of CornIn audition, the Sky King it Altamonte bprmgs, me LUnCIi otuest. gigantic fireworks display at the Community Center where Located in front of the Long. merce "Pirates" operating the Youth Ranch will run the Teddy city's Bicentennial Committee Jim Boston of the city The main parade will begin sponsored by the Downtown the keynote speaker will be wood Fire Station, the carnival Tic Tsc Toe Booth: VFW Poet Toes game awl the Cork gun will begin the day's activities at recreation department is down Sandspur to Maitland Business As'cLaticn JM3AI. !r thtt year's Ri!7 Auxihary'rirsecing the game; thePan Ar,€r;can fla1'k ti C' -Ai-2% th ut.'1cy wtivttl' t ru u th' i'v" Among trie ether groups of the"Reader's Digest" in tesUvites will extend the length food concession, the lip The of Altamonte Springs is han- races ar1d games for youngsters and Rose, the indoor. a.m. sponsoring events are the Cuba. of Wilma Street between Cat game and selling helium dung the "Over and Under" for free prizes and games A full day's activities are Junior Woman's flub of SanI. (1arc, :.'r'-tarv if the Warren nnI Church Streets. filled balloons; the Longwood Booth, Lormann Realty has the "rated GP," for adults, ac- being sponsored by the (Continued On Page SM 1: , w -, i9'5 EA I C IM R U Pa Off. I L— 1" I —7-'-1 k 9 1 1 / CPu l A A I— P. m-4AT. ' -f C all Case LTTX. • - --• - r-- V 4t 1 '4WAY. ! -a " ', q(' 'k1 ' - !''•' - . - ,-I - -, .. f 1,- I(;! - ,, I j I' - jJ fF"i... - - - ' -- - r .., - . . -. -' 1_,-I ,l'_ • - 10 * - -••• --., - ••"-' -- ., -. -- - -. -I. -' - - - Tak1agsbreskrthgtheSadordRecnatIomPregrsx1atF.rt Mellon Park are from left, Lee Anne Blene, Patti Brooks, Cathy Byrd, Giuny Bishop whilt. Gary Grissom and Joe Linebarier take a load off their feet by lying down. (Herald Photo by BIB Viuent). RECREATION I • inciDals, Assistants principals and assistants are was lnw :td to appeal to the position to he one Issued Sunday, prinic Ipals may form managerial, and there's no way conviiisi icti, g you can class them any other The theory Is that principals units and bar ain collectively. The Public Employe here are part of management In some staLi, principals form and bargain for wages Relations Commission (PERC) The PERC decision has because they hire and fire and units Just ke teatthers. has turned thumbs down li Implica tions because make up budgets, all of which, request from school officials to sh e Earlier thi year PERC of. place principals and their the ruling affects all Florida Pelley says, falls under the in the "managerial" school districts, as well as Jurisdiction of "managerial" ficials told be Herald that personnel. principals nay bargain as long Seminole County. category and exempt them as they do: t Join a teachers' But PERC says principals Upon learning principals from collective bargaining. In relation organizaUo, h1ch In Seminole PERC made that decision were allowed to form units and "are not managerial Saturday In Miami, according bargain with the board, school to the county as a whole would be the Seminole to Harry Pelley, the school officials earlier this year inn-because the ultimate decision Education 'ssoclatIon (SEA). Since pri:ipals supcvIse board's chief negotiator. The mediately considered filing suit making ability rests with the the board." teachers, F'LIC felt it vould against PERC to disallow superintendent and vote was 2_1. Unless the board sues PERC not be wise t ump both groups "I'm disappointed," Pelley principals that option. But the was put off. Instead. Pelley and wins a decision In op. Into one org In ization. said this morning. "I still feel suit By ED PRICKETI Herald Staff Writer -Today - — Chris Eyed labored to defeat Betty Stove of The today and reached the Wimbledon sernifinall. See an earlier repo on Page I- - Storms Drench Area, • Winds H it 45 MPH TIME FOR ZOO -. In a Joyful rooftop celebratba, the old Central Florida Zoo sign Is ripped apart '.. .' . B) By MICK LOCIIItIDGF4 Herald Staff Writer . - - yau(top)sndz000l1alsA1RotonandGerald itberg. Sad though itwas seethe old Sanford Zoo ose Its gates for the Last me Sunday, the thought of olng the animals Into e new Central Florida o stopped any tears from Wag. At 5 p.m., last sors tocae the Zoo, avid Strachan and Albert rewer (below) were glen e honor of hanging up the bird" sign and snapping ut the front gate padlovk r the last time. (Herald ~otov by Jean Patteson Id Gordon Williamsont .., T :-, ' . - 6 -'e M - . . - . . - - - -, j. . .• . - - ' - -- --- 7 -..w ( Zoo's Last Crowd Good-Sized One wall By JEAN PA1TESON Herald Women's Editor N V ' -- . -. I , - / /PrT ,,, a - • that winds up to 35-45 mph were still are in the lie ds. lie said recorded it the airport, but there is "simple mi isture," but Cleveland said the winds did no the area needs i lot of rain INDEX Thunderstorms with high damage. He reported 1.43 in. during the sumxrtbr season to 4A Around The Clock winds and lightning swer'. ches of rain fell during balance out the dry innths Bridge 3B during winter. County Sunday yesterday's storm, SA across Seminole Calendar ---- -----Elsew'ere in the natior, four Reggie Brown, Seminole Comics ............3B afternoon and evening, dropping approximately 1.5 Inches County extension agent, tornadoes slashed through 'rosord rcportedtodaythe2.G2 inches of North Dakota last nigh killin g areas. 4A of rain In some Editorial No damage or injuries were rain which fell during the one person and injurin.: four. IA Dear Abby the reported caused by the high weekend brought the total One twliter swept thnigh Horoscope .............68 rainfall for the Central southwestern part of the state, Hospital ....................SA winds, sometimes gusting up to mph, according to the Florida's rainy season to more tearing a 30-mile path of 5A 45 Obituaries i.za county's various law en. than 11 inches. Brown said that destruction. One persn was .1' Sports ..... the season usually begins reported dead on arr ival in a BB forcemeflt depLlrtineflts. lelebj$Iofl ............ is around June 1. He said that 8.45 hospital In the towr of Bet. weatherman The Women's 6Th Sheriff forecasting more of the same inches was recorded at the tinger. Hettinger Cow ilv t nado hit Earl Kramer said a for this evening and tomorrow, station south of Sanford during WEATHER ravaged and Yesterday's hIgh 95; over" with a more than 50 per cent June. This was above an about 9 p.m., several farms and idLed many for the inches aught low 68. Rainfall 2.62 In- chance of afternoon and average.'..02 rattle. thunderstorms, month. •vening ehes total for weekend. Meanwhile, the scan's first Brown said that even with the Partly cloudy through Predicted high temperatures storm — Amy -- moved are in the high &)s and low 90s above averagc rainfall, tht t.op1cal tomorrow with scattered sf nrtheut across the Atlantic at area's farming londs ate still ternoon and evening Ihun' and lows in the lOs. 10 Cleveland, "bsically dry." He sa11 that &tbXtt mph. At midnight Amy 'Red' J.S. clerthowers. highs In upper 30s in lower lOs. manager of the Sanford mnoet of the egetable crops are was about 20 mile; east of and low POs; kws but some soybeans Cape HaItera, N.C. Details and tides on Page SA. Municipal Airport, said today harvested, f - I - - / . r .'..... 41, I I - . ' - . , 1 1 4 If anyone's seen the crowds come and go at the it's Ken man in charge of the admissions at the oldOn Sunday. saw the crowd leave for the last time. And a good stied crowd It was too — 450 animal lovers stopped by Sunday to bid farewell to their four-footed, lurred and feathered frjendsjn the old too. It was hardly a sad occasion however, because the goodbyes were n1y until Friday, when all the animals may be revisited In the new Central Florida Zoological Park. Always bustling with activity, the old zoo was busier than ever this past weekend. For while the visitors strolled among the cages, and kids romped in the petting rt4l or fed peanuts to the elephant, zoo officiaLs were busily dismantling the decrepit facility. 'We couldn't have lasted another three weeks without closing for major ;epairs," called zoo director Jack Hanna from atop the commissary building where he and Zoological Society president Jim Ryan were helping tear down the laded and weatherbeaten Sanford Zoo sign. "Just today I've seen rats running across this roof, everything's leaking and we've got four sewers stopped up. We're closing just in' - '..'ie and this is a happy day for us." said Hanna. Meanwhile, zoo employes were stripping signs from old cages to be rehung at the new zoo, and behind the Scenes were assembling the assortment of boxes, bags 101d cages in which animals will be transported to their home. Sensing the charged atmosphere of excitement and I - - —--- .-— .----,• --'---- -=--- - -- - =-=.- ..- ',----- -*-- ITS CLOSING ., 'Nod To Bargain 'Wi th Board . - - --- - - IT'S RESTFUL By BOB LLOYD Herald Staff Writer ' ~ AV - '9 -•aP •, '1flt -• in Police found the body after a counted even though several Iiynatronlcs plant, U.S. 17-92. Longwood, in addition to passerby reported hearing hundred dollars cash was found operating, with his wife, Eula, what were believed to have in the dead man's pocket. Sanford police today reported the Hilltop Nursery, at Orlando. been three gunshots. Officers said the victim's wallet IA. Lykens said Investigators and wristwatch hadn't been they are still searching for Helmadollar's body was leads In their around-the-clock found crumpled against the believe that Helmadollar had disturbed. ' '9 Investigation of the Friday outside front wall of the either made or was going to Sheriffs crime scene night slaying of an Orlando man Greyhound Bus Station, Second make a telephone call from one technicians assisted police in at d usting telephone Detective Lt. William Lykens trash can In a well-lighted area outside the depot. The victim's 1974 Cadillac sedan was parked said this morning that in about 10:35 p.nL Friday. pounded H Imadollar's auto for adj cent to one of the tele....., fingerprints and police imvestigators still have no motive, ft Lt. Lykens today renewed a an -driation by tetchrilicians for no suspect and very little in- request made Saturday by booths " -t p ossible I e in the slaying. Police said Hehnadoilar ap- P formation on the murder of detecti ve Capt. C. B. Fagan George W. Helmadollar Jr., 45, that anyone with any possible patently was shot two or three Officers today wouldn't of 5410 Lee Ann Drive, Orlando. Information on the slaying or times In the chest and abdomen comment on reports that a Lykens said detectives have who was In the downtown area with a small caliber handgun. witness has reported seeing a Lykens said a possible motive man run from the shooting learned that Helmadollar was of the bus depot Friday night of robbery hasn't been di& scene toward First Street. a maintenance supervisor atthe contact police. 4- W '' hi!2!/ %tt,, ,!/I 1'-X •i. '!i.••.!; - bY Howie Schneider PP or e -2 A— . ea F At --- .------ -. - '--TaA. -- --- F _-.--'=..,.'. —-.... . --_.-=,._--.---.-- - . __=..____,,..*__._ ,*_•1 * 1 - 2 -. - - -. -. - - .- -. ------- _ _______ o ice ssue A. 61 Puzzler .• 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 16-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, June 29, 1975; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/67f4a52d63cb1ea91309d7a97149b04f.pdf 54926801ce3451c3318b8231aeae3dcc PDF Text Text 1 People I Ansq to Previous Pull LEISURE — — LEIGI tIoIT A1RIj1 I1 AIl. II 41 Caribbean. for Ni INIOI T RIEL one N U 1PAIDI 42 Sea tFr - L 44 Golf club C 'V E I TIAIR s Al LIS 46 'Land of the Wiliam -ok Free v Lyricist WE IT 49 Prices MEL Gershwin Comedenne 12 Singer. Ed I -Fabrays Aii:II nickname 13 Greek theaters M I Nti1 A 54 Submarines 14 At this time Nr IA!P!E1 "e ye IS Follower of 56 Powerful Nestorius 31 On the bnri 6 Redacted OPlOSiiC 7 Shakespearean 33 Ocean vtssel llConipass point Epochs 57 king 16 Come in 35 Unfounded 58 Underground 8 Bo1ng alleys 19 Handled reports pl an t part 1 Bargain event 9 Teaches 40 Dadems 23 Guinness'title 59 Halt .ems 10 ' Washington 43 Become 6i 1te 24 Candlenut tree Square miss mature. as 61 Lohengnin's 27 Bushy clumps II Filled with fruit 29 Btaiin reverence 45 Mother.of. mtrrlbr&ne 16 Speaker pearl 20 Military 32 Common 46 Poker stake DOWN Meiican name assistants 47 Educator, 1 Srigcr, Helen 22 Misplaces (p1) Horace 34 Tropical palms -24 Aced_my lab ) 48 Wa x 2 Prayer ending 25 Manufactured 50 Implement 36 Esteem 37 Hoopla 3 E x amine 26 Weapons 51 Ep.c poetry K&auer 28 Sword ? a sort 52 Bristle 31 Cotlege official 4 39 Plant pan 5 flocks 30 Chest rattle 55 Devotee ACROSI I Songstress Smith Archer. , - FTF1Af - Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. ttit 67th Year, No. 266—Friday, June 21, 1975 PItI Thursday EVENING 7:00 (2) To Tell The Truth (6) Concentration (I) Wild World Of Animals (13) Honey West (24) Intercom (35, 44) Star Trek 7:30 (2) Treasure Hunt (6) What's My Line (6, 9) Let's Make A Deal (13) Movie 8:00 (2.8) Movie (6) Waitons (9) Barney Miller - MORE Mang man M.JlllI i MMIHNIMMM l somma __ (24) In Search Of A Maestro (3$) Animal World (44) Sports Legends 8:30 (9) Texas Wheelers (IS) Movie on HINIM MOSINEE ! N JIMMINIUMEom J1Jl. Thursday, June 26, 1075—lB (44) Braves Baseball 9:00 (6) Movie (9) Streets Of San Francisco (13) Stonemans (24) A Family TONIGHTSTV At War (44) Movie 9:30 (13) Honey West 10:00 (9) Harry.O 13) lane Grey (24) Male Menopause: 1:00 (2.6) Tomorrov. Show (9) Movie 7:00 (2,8) Today (6) News (9) Bozo's Big lop 7:30 (9) Am America (44) Galadriel 8:00 (6) Captain Kangaroo (44) Tennessee Tuxedo Friday The Pause That Perplexes 10:30 (6) Political Telecast (13) June Allyson (35) Science Fiction 11:00 (2, 6, 6, 9) News (35) 700 Club (44) Night Gallery 11:30 (2.) Tonight Show (6) Movie (9) Wide World Of Entertainment (44) The Fugitive MORNING 6:00 (9) Sunrise Jubilee 6:10 (2) Sunrise Almanac 6:15 (6. 8) Sunshine Almanac 8:30 (44) Andy's Gang 9:00 (2) Phil Donahue (6) Mike Douglas (0. 9) Movie (44) Fury 9:30 (44) Petticoat Juncton 10:00 (2) Celebrity Sweepstakes 6:25 (2) Profiles In Education 6:30 (6) Sunrise Semester (0) Today In FloriJa 6:55 (22 Daily Devotional (24) Mr. Rogers Neig hbor hood (44) PhIl Donahue Hollywood Squares (6) Love 01 Life (U) Movie (9) Blankety Blank (24) Electric Company (35) Florida Lifestyle 11:5 (6) Newc 11:30 (2) JUl t(i I D glyt.01=1 TONIGni (24) Intercom 24 S i . " HIGHLIGHTS a NEEMEN ' . - 20 "I"WEl, Carbon, Fat 8.9 CBS THE WALTONS outrageous comedy. Some very Jill. . Jul "The Song" RERUN Jason's funny spots as the father By Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D. DEAR DR. LAMB I read musical career becomes the reappears after months of mon umma 717-1cOlUmn answering the local point and the root of a absence to find his wife is now lady who has hyperglycemia, . go ME controversy between him and dead and his oldest son and you stated triglycerides are brother Ben, who is more In. the family. 910 ABC STREETS OF SAN fat. I have been eating lots of MINEI OMMIUMMIMMIN terested In a certain young girl ''The ice ('flUfl and found my blood than Jason's career. Series star FRANCISCO . liiJllU Richard Thomas expanded his Programming of Charlie pressure up much higher. I involvement, making his debut Blake" RERUN Sharon Acker read the ingredients on the ice EN IiIiI JU1P cream box which said It had I as a director in this enIcM and Dean Stockwell imest star diglycerides. The dictionary glycerol is attached to one fatty 8-11 NBC DOUBLE Fascinating story about a rape FEATURE NIGHT AT THE suspect Stone and Keller are gives two definitions for the a'id it is a monoglyceride. If M OVIES First ball of the rerun convinced performed his pr efix di, double 0r two and di two carbon atoms are attached Hound Dogs CcFW R •• -double feature is "The abuses on women wIllie under II&CdlUJIg LU separate or uiiiuve. W hILLY acids IL IS U uigiycenue. I knew glycerin was a refined When three fatty acids are Specialists," costarring post-hypnotic suggestion. 1 NDP A A R 1 0 P I H W I) A C 11 animal fat. If it says attached, one to each of the 9.10 PBS HOLLYWOOD Richard York and Maureen diglycerides is It safe to go on three carbon atoms of glycerol, Reagan as young doctors In a TELEVISION THEATRE -The 0A MEAF N H MAR R I S I I C N frenzied career as health Man of Destiny" A fine version eating? I did gain some weight it is a triglyceride. U ft D I G h B ft F. A E N S B E S The important point Is the department associates tracking of George Bernard Shaw's witty eating ice cream. DEAR READER The characterics of the fatty acid. down causes of health problems play of an early Napoleonic era. S E -S ft E N D H 0 'N U H N H I I ft common form of fat in food and The fatty acid chain of carbon that threaten the public. The Stacy Keach portrays young SBEACLES% TESOI• INMC in our deposits is atoms long, short, fat may be germ of a series that didn't Napoleon, beset by romantic make it. Second hail is "Target problems, an unfaithful wife, triglyceride. This is a com• saturated, monounsaturated or X DHB F C 0BN0 H s u N ENAB E Risk," wi th the plot zeroing in who almost intercepts her pound of glycerol (glycerin) polyunsaturated. OH C I U H A W D G TO A N DM A M G There is no advantage to ona$2-milllon kidnaping ofa letters to an unknown lover and fatty acids. using Now glycerol is not a refined monoglycerides or pretty during a campaign In Northern young lady, whose F SAN G SD N DS 0T0G ES AS I fat. Chemically it is an alcohol, diglycerides over triglycerides. boyfriend is a bonded courier. Italy. Samatha Eggar Is 3 CC ER S I R A If all the H IDF S PAHF and that s what the ending "ol" fatty acids in Meredith Baxter is the ab- mysterious young lady who means. Methanol or wood monoglyceridesordlglycerides ducted girl and Bob Svenson struggles to keep the letters S I A E R S A I H 0 E C i ft o M A E N her friend. Keenan Wynn and from Napoleon, but It is all a alcohol is made with one carbon are saturated fatty acids, you I IIA C RIIIW XCEC NAII E disguise for Shaw to expound on atom. Ethanol or the alcohol are still consuming a lot of Robert Coote are featured, morality, fear, used in beverages contains two saturated fat. 8:30.9 ABC TEXAS English 1 0 E H ft T P R ft ft ft T A H R 0 T H 1 Unless you are using a carbon atoms and glycerol has WwI-FRs "wauin' Wheeler bravery, and the mentality of three carbon atoms. dietetic Ice cream, you will be E T T EOA I E E RON ft G CO lOP f Dead" RERUN This is a men and women in general in When only one carbon atom of consuming a lot of calories. own pithy way. series that had everybody N S E c E M N H R A i w A i i P ft c M rooting for it - except the ERSTAYKLENAIGEWROND viewer.r. Poor ratings atthe Start O the season knocked it fomid, For Frida y, June 27, 1975 Invctins The hlddsst names Listed below ._ .k f aft it ordv f - — - nisoden1 so • caw&u,up,eown. of ehauy us use pvzw. rsa now ihe network wants its money' s worth and will run the NORWEGIAN ELK COON By BERNICE BEDE OSOL AFGHAN previously unshown episodes as AMERICAN Fox DACHSHUND OTTER L14GLI13H FOX SC07MSH DEER BASSET a suminer serie& Gary Busey GENERAL TENDENCIES: right results. Avoid the social in compliments that are cleseryed WHIPPET HARRIER BEAGLE oJ ays Truckie, Jack Elarn the There is a tendency to argue p.m. Toeaorrow—HeuesBuildlUlermi for good results. no-account father, Zack and dispute In early TAURUS (Apr. 20 to May 20) a.m. AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to Feb. Enjoy much larger "Seek & Find" puzzles win over 50 . Wheeler. However, tonight's Afterward you have an ex. 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Do those things La ter 'o u can reason with some you can go out for needed that give you more strength and I I I obstinate associate and get amusement. Study details of joy of spirit. new project. MOON CHILDREN (June 22 ' to July 21) Concentrate on LEAVIN(; IIOI F *CAIN MATS.EVERY DAY home, family as much asyou 'TIt2:3Op.M.-S1.2 1 I "IF can now so that all is har. J No I4AU(IIiN( monlous there. You know what MA'F'FER ........kin desire of you. Don't I W c - e Dr. jJllug1 Paswori. 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You're able to convince others easily now. e a me Impression. VIRGO (Aug. fl to Sept. 22) Ccnsult with financial experts. Ideal day to add beauty, art and comfort to your home. Avoid large groups in the evening. Study. UffiIA (Sept. ZI to Oct. 22) Don't get emotionally Involved wi th the wrong person today. Tomorruisabet te rdaytn come to any important decisions. Smile more: be l rules which say, in effect, that ror Premiere '. Reservations 322-7502 .. . . :I c. BASED ON THE ni up with the right and come ni,lhin&, gfr:nIt,' to NATION'S BEST SELLER. icil anything ever happens me I want you YOUNGERCfflLOSLN ) AT 3:11 4:51 7:31 10.10 j [IT I .r,__,_S .&e _ _ 1AJ -®r L F own true . . PART 2 " 91 • . /., • /': 1 ' '., - -. v-1 '; ; -. •. i , . .' - ••, ''• • . t.. . - • • . a , ''• ' • ' • S' -. , ' - . I t, •.. . i" - - ,yii. • ' : I - ' -. , . ., : , ' - , '! '- r ..t - • ,' ' ' • ri.,. , : -• t,'., a -- ,, ii ' . -. ' '';• 'd. , p•.ds , - - •.- ! p':, " , • -. ' - ... . - . , - - VOYAGE TO SINGERS It was excited group of Central Florida Chorale singers who gave out Last cheery t' of farewell to their fuhlks and suPPcderl before bsdM the let Jar id"whiaked them away to Wednesday, to rotate forWarsaw,PoIand. The 15 women the ( horale, three husbands Will ttITC an friends will War PolmW for dilree weeks, prestaft concerts almost daily, before returning to Central Florida oil Juiv 18. (Herald Photo by Jean Patteson) Voter I Beas e Record F ave B) MICKLOCHRlDGE Herald Writer ,,.-r' . 5. • .: " o a r 0 . __ I • i. , . •. they ar e seeking to cooperate county officials on the matter, on insuring the proper Officials said at press time development of the park. that no meeting had been Jim Ryan, president of the A second meeting between scheduled. Central Florida Zoological county and society officials The BCC on Tuesday, conSociety, said today that the reportedly Is being scheduled, cerned the society would not societ) Intends to "pull our own but no time has been set ac- have enough funds to finish chestnuts out of the fire" cording to one county official, even minimum requirements regarding financial problems A meeting scheduled for on the more than 80-acre park, encountered in developing the Thursday morning to hammer asked for the society to stop park lands adjoining the new out a deal to offer the state and spending any of the remaining zoo site, federal government was grant money until the project However, Seminole County cancelled when zoo officials had can be evaluated. officials still are concerned an emergency and could not The society met the following about meeting all state and attend, a society official said, night to reject the BCC's federal requirements attached Commission Chairman Sid request and Instructed the to the $100,000 federal funds Vihlen Jr said this morning Executi 'e Director of the issued for developing the that if a i" eeting can be Srcie' Al liozon to continue Following action by the worked out'oday, he will with the Mrk davelonent. 'qt t : nn .'il a pcc4 3c,ar4 :f Counts Cri. r 1'"W"r; mi4 ILi rt rniuloners BCC) 'and the meeting Of le society trustees going to. alter our purpose. park. sodety earlier this week of. early next week to meet We're going to puli our own ficiaLs of both parties still ' say "eyeball to eyeball" with chestnuts out of the fire. This is Ov iedo efeats HaIscott In Council Race a personal involvement of the citizens of Seminole County," Rya said. "We're got a goal and we set out to do It under in, surmountable odds. Now we've almost reached the top of the mountain," he said. Meanwhile. Rown met with State Department of Traitsportation officials 1 DOT) this 7 regular city c ouncil meeting. strong mayor type government council failed by better than morning regarding the building The turnout t as , the big with the mayor being a voting five to one, • of a deceleration Lane for the ---.. surprise Cit) Clerk Nanc> Cox member of the council, ,f road off U.S.17-92 Question one The mayor asentrance had predicted a "fair turnout" questions on the ballot were Ron said that the DOT ofof about 300 or 35 per cent of the vaguely worded. voting P A participating ficia p originally had requested city's 849 qualified electors at member of council" passed by the Line be built prior to the Clear CU dd ecisioo ns were 208-86, t..it Question 5 of the t he city hail polls. She sa W'w•• • , July 4 zoo oper.ing. id made b the voters, wever . Mayor have strong author ity & — today Th ursday's tLrnout was ;T DOT now has delayed the 1 on . questions three and four passed by 55-129 in a sclueaker the largest the ty has seen I ip building of the lane until after since the 1967 general election, about whether the mayor This result could be changed if* r, the opening, but will install should be elected by the voters all of the 27 absentee ots.r Some 353 electors cast their or the city council, -" - '# ' caution signs along the highway against the proposal. . ballots during the hours of 7 and •' 'Lf Rozon said, flown said he Unofficial results showed the 7 Thursday and 27 more cast . The special election as prcmised the DOT officials that absentee votes prior to yester- public favored by better than called, ~i accordance with ti-,e the lann- would be built by the 'selection for a total t urnout four to one retaining the current current city charter , when end of July or mid August \s L rc"i1' ofda380 method of electing its chief Walter Rawlson resigned or 44.75 per cent. E.StlIfl3ted cost of the lane for from munici pa l executive. Results th the society will be $1,000 for e City Council. Jqf rJfl! While the city council had were 241.60. The co m pa nion materials and tome labor, "J( I f jj 1 j P% been considering revising its fourth question of whether the Beaslev's term will extend 14 RAY BEA.SIEY 1960's charter to nrovide a mayor should be elected by the months to September, 1976. (Continued on Page 3-At . By DONNA FSI'ES Herald Stall Writer government indicated the voters want to continue the five member city council, wish to OVIEDO City voters continue electing the mayor turned out In record numbers and are willing to have the for a special election here mayor as a voting and paryesterday to return Ray ticipating member of the ci ty Beasley to the city council seat council. — he held for three terms before Energy Crisis Story ) • ' , Inside Sunday i 'JsJOL41 S Bi.'D LAYER The only question passing in a . , - ' ., ' ' . • ' , ' C BU-RD 1 •, AV "the rancher who wants to retiring from public life 22 squeaker was number five, the months ago. "Mayor have strong enlarge his stock pond or Beasley easily defeated authority, which unofficial farmer who wants to deepen an irrigation ditch or plow a field" poli ti cal newcomer, William returns sh owed passed 155 to lials(ott, an assistant principal 129. must apply for a permit. The City Council is to canvass Congressional hearings on in an Orange Count) school Unoffici al re su l ts gave Beasley the election at a special pesti cide permits - part of t he tallies to 144 for Halscott. meeting at 5:30 p.m. today and Federal Insecticide, Fungicide The straw ba llot questions, Beasley will rece ive his oath of and Rodenticide Act will see king the people's advi ce on a office and officially assume his change in the city's form of new responsibilities at the July (Continued (hi Page 2-Al A a"Liali 1111111111111M • . • •, — to be sure y(yj finish telling my 12:30 2:45 5:00 7:20 9:40 MAY It TOO INTENSE SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) Investigate perplexing matters solutions. Please mate who want% more of your ti - If politicians at his Altamonte office, Concerning the 9:30 a.m. public hearing at Altamonte City Hall Monday, Kelly says there are two issues vital to Florida farmers, growers, One is federal regulations which require ranchers and farmers usi ng insecticides and pesticides to be tested and certified by the U.S. governmont before such products are used. The second, he said, Involves the U.S. Army Corps of il ...i f,u Engineers' new '4 dredge fl,.0 PM RECEIVE A GOLD SOUVENIR TICKET and ranchers and landowners that will soon be considered by the U.S. Congress. THE PREMIERE SHOWING TUES. JULY I t mayori r . Hotel then proceeding with hand shaking tour of the courthouse In Sanford. , / Kelly, who represents the ., fifth Congressional District • which includes Seminole, began his whirlwind tour from Washington where Congress is tin recess in preparation for a public hearing scheduled Monday In Altamonte Springs. L A Kelly aide said the , congressman was to be available at County Cornmission chambers here at 3:I5 • this afternoon to meet and speak with Seminole voters That session was to follow a noon luncheon at the Longwood BON Hotel. Following the eotrthouse tour, Ke lly's set to mee t wi th Seminole -. I•" / ,. , MOTHERS: '=5 Rya n Says Zoo • Mil l ca wInni ___________ County "Concemed . am Ms. Patte Martin, director of retribution from Mrs. Jean an agency in favor of legalized pamphlet claims. Schools. — legalized On the other hand Mrs. Doyle subject matter is taken into the Services, earlier this month Right to Life organization. Mrs. abortion Board members have been is a subject for says it isn't the "safety factor, somewhat noncommittal. If they pass screening classrooms, said she confronts Right to Life Doyle says all facts and debate among clergy, procedures by county school The fact is we protect the However, the board did adopt Layer recommended to the advocates whenever and statistics can easily be businessmen and females officials, two agencies — School Board that Bowe rs be wherever she can, second party, the unborn child, Layer's recommendation last documented, almost every coun try in the Central Florida Birth Contr(A allowed to "weed out any Societyhas to protect its unborn Wednesday to first screen the In a report issued to the Some slides, Mrs. Doyle says, world. babies." Service and Right to Life — will material d ee med unsui ta ble," School Board, Ms. Martin are "offe nsive," but "they're material before it gets into the be allowed to introduce Also, classroom. Layer stipulated called a Right to Life slide really no more gory than slides "Right to Life suggested Both organizations have programs into .,eminole County prsentat1ons be made by the presentation "ugly and gory" shown children in driver safety of women is their big sought permission to introduce Chairman Bud Feather inschools, school system's guidance and said much of the literature education courses." concern, but the fact is that if literature iio the county's structed Layer to "send a School Supt. I3wl Layer says personnel. presented is a Basically, Mrs. I)oyle's ab o rtion were as safe as schools. And Mrs. Doyle says letter" to both agencies ad''gross both agencies must submit The two aendes have' ntif. 4,!,,nhl.s,, '' r' s agairt &er: request4 uótii tern ot me Dars1's their matriaiito Ivan Bowers, feting philosophies. Her remarks brought swift tion, while Ms. Martin heads up be opposed to it," Ms. Martin's Oviedo and Lyman I 1ih positThn. Congressman Ri chard Kelly, R-11oliday, jetted int Seminole County today. meeting first with area businessmen at the Longwood 1.ATU 1t'1i J YOU LIKE FIVIS, YOU'LL LOVE CHRIST Y pupil personnel, before any Central Florida Birth Control Doyle, president of Florida's abortion. The topic 11 S w A director of the school system's Herald Staff Writer Tours County HOROSCOPE w B y ED PRICK ETF Kelly Club (44) Mod Squad 5:30 (2) News (6) Andy Griffith (13) Modern Home Digest (24) Villa Alegre (35) Lost In Space 6:00 (2. 6, I, 9) New s (24) Electric Company (44) Lucy Show 6:30 (2.0) NBC News (9) ABC News (13) Peter Loves Mary (24) Carrascolendas (35) Mayberry RFD (44) Get Smart ui*iil iiij1 j1 S " __ your NASHV LL. LL b ' ' Debate Centers On Abortion Issue 10 School Officials To Screen Controversial Programs (24) Se same Street (I) Jackpot (9) el (44) Mickey Mouse Club 4:30 (2) 9onanza (0) Mery Griffin (9) GIlIiqan's Island (13) Wlnti'' P'rk City Council 135) batman (44) Gltf,otn's ?sI.srcj 5:30 (9) Dlia (24) Mister Roger's Neighborhood (35) Mickey Mouse 12:00 (2, 44) News (6) Young And Restless ur Jill.. (35) My Favorite Mart Ian (44) Ilrwterdoa (24) Bill Mo"ers Journal 3:00 (2. 6) Anot her Wor ld (6) Price Is RIgh! (9) General Hospital (35) Cartoons (44) Addams Family 3:30 (6) Match Game () e Life To Live (24) International Animation Festival (3$, Uncle Hubie Show (44) Three Stooges 4:00 (2. 0) Somerset (6) Mery Griffin (9) Lucy Shcw AFTERNOON (6) Joker's Wild (a) Romper Room Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents Showdown (24) Sesame Street (35) 700 Club (44) Father Knows Best 10:30 (2, I) Wheel Of Fortune (6) Gambit (44) Green Acres 11:00 (2,11) High Rollers (6) Now You See It (9) Split Second %That are our rnajoroIlcornpanies doing and ,ha(will they do to help ease the energy crisis' What 1, needed in the tans of a ft. ral ci" ''s poll." "ri' ard P Hardin ef the Mobil Oil Company gives his siews in an in-depth intersieta in Sunday's edition of The Herald. - Sorenson Wants Budget Trimmed Paving Protect Deta led LAKE sIAIC'i Mayor Ironi the current )ear's $51,741 Walter Sorenson gave the City plus $1,500 from federal Council his budget message for revenue sharing, police R,515, 1976 last night. "Determine up from the current year's what ls necessary as opposed to $25,601 plus $11,72 federal Want to know how a paving project Is done" Read the detailed account of the current rity-wide paving program underwav In Sanford In the Seminole Magazine on Sun- what we would like to have," revenue sharing; fire SM,486, Department requests, In down from $36,844, building and eluding both general fund and zoning $23,206, up from $16,747 da utilities department, totaled i _M _ ,L'- I k - and administration $51,08, up Y ' .'. • . I .. - - - ' • .1 �____________ - - Evening Hera ld , Sanford, Fl. 2A—Evening Herald Sanford, Fl. Shouted Threat Scares Thieves Away NATION By BOB LLOYD IN BRIEF money" On Indian Reservation PINE RIDGE, S.D. AP "It looked Like an execution. They were ridd;ed with bullets," South Dakota Atty. Gen. William Janklow said today after two FBI agents were shot to death on the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation. The two FBI agents were dragged out of their cars and killed Thursday when they tried to serve warrants on people who were holed up in a house, authorities said. ex — change of gunfire, but it was not known when he kil led. Federal agents pursued occupants of the house through th e hi lls s1 the reservation Thursday rdght, but at L30 a.m. the FBI agent in charge of the operation said the gunfire had stopped, "as far as I know." I roads, cx no arrests --Was Seniors ____ ___ ___________________ ____________________ - :I!.IF.L - __4?, i*iiis ____________ _____________________________________ N — :.-:.-. - :. IV L __ ___ - -- - .. "' - - - s-.- -- -. -.: --.--- — ''' '' - P., P ' I Nixon . Taken WASHINGTON (AP) — Former President Richard M. Nixon ed und er oa th in Cali two members of the Watergate grand jury earlier this week, court papers d isclosed today. The fact that he testified was made publi c at Nixon's own request. questioning took place Monday and Tuesday at the U.S. Coast Guard station In San Clemente, Calif., next door to Nix on's home. The questioning for 11 hours testifi fornia before The lasted Rate -. 7. . JS~ ____ 4 ') _____ ________ _______ _____ _____ ______ ____ ______ Commissioner Mike Hattaway, who proposed the resolution says he has from two garbage received 1. rr'' . Indications companies, Reliable and Lyle Suffield, director of Project Oasis, a senior citizen organization, said that the Cp_i':: - _____ WASHINGTON (AP) FBI agents today arrested two men on charges of spying for the Soviet Union. The FBI identified the two as Sarkis 0. Paskallan, 36, who has been living In New York, and Sahag K. 41, of Rockville, Md., a mathematician formerly emplayed by organizations doing secret defense work. Both men are natives of Lebanon. Paskaliazm, who came to the United States in 1968, is a resident allen. Dedeyan is a naturalized citizen who held a top secrot clearance. - Central, they would be willing - -. t : 1 . - . - -. -. '% -:- -i - . -. ,,.. ::'- - 'A_i . .,. . '4; - ,. " -. . - presentation industrial zoning for WITH CARE "Anyt.hing to relieve financial pressure from the low income Senior Citizens Is always welcome. I commend Hatt.away for his stand," he said. abolished _____________________________________________ _________________________________________________ • Id County VVORLD I Scattered Protests Reported a By Indian Government Editor's Note: The following dispatch Is based on an official government briefing and on other information cleared by censor-* after the proclamation of a state of emergency in India. C NEW DEIIII,,In,lia (API — The Indian government today reported scattered public protests against Prime Indira Gandhi'' crackdown on her political enemies but claimed "tht 'ountry as a whole remained . Minister absolutely peacefw." "There was no incident of any consequence anywhere," chief information officer A. H. Baji told an official briefing. lie rcWrted protest marches of 100 to 500 persons in Bombay, several cities of Kerala state and In Mysore. lie said strikes were organized in three cities of Gujarat state, but there was only a "partial response." Strikes were also reported Thursday in Bombay and Haryana state north of New Delhi. Arms Deal In Works fireman a.m. of we we got we Sanford: Antonio Colon Oscar Cooper Dorothy M. Hogan Rose Hurt Donna R. Morgan Wilts Mu. Prnkiwh Claudia R. Ray Linda Smith, Apopka Ruth R. Cook, Deltona Deltona Sarah Bell, Deltona Olive K. Schwenger, Deltona - - anxuru: Annie Bryant Betty R. Clark Robin Collier Bernice Golden Ora Dee Hawkins Clary McGriff Sharon E. Myers i!.,.. n'.a Sic LAINIMAIJU Dorothy M. Perkins William E. Phillips RJdtj Russell Bennett F. Smith Elsie C. Thomas Leonard D. Varvel . -...---. gj - David E. Cooper, 23, of 3465 Country Club Road, .Sanford, died Thursday morning. Burn In Norfolk, Va., he lived in Sanford for the past four years and was a student 5emJp, Junior 'unlor College and member of St. Mcrgaret Mary WInte Catholic Church Park. Survivors include his 'ents, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick R. at a Cooper of Sanford, two brothers, Frederick R. Ill of Wichita, Kan. and Timothy of Sanford; grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. David E. Goodness of Sar.ft'J azxl Mrs. Federtd Cooper, Asheboro, N.C. jafl P'J cuarge of arrangements. - ,. ___________________ _____ Funeral Notice of C.— F,.HfII mass for Civ Id E Cooper, V. 01 s COUVtrY Club Roan, sanlo.d. o dd Thursday ,,. wi ll i,, held at am. Monday t All SouI Calhoi,c ChiA'th. SarWard, Fjihtr COOPER. DAVID ,, William Ennis - mane I.,. wwun George M. Willis Sr. Mary 0. wood Raymond N. flicks, DeBary Kathy Jessup, DeLand Pacla Jean Allen, Randall Halos, Deltona Dosha Salter, Geneva w•...... t By, m. rwnm, urange City Barbara A. Dease, Osteen with fkliling Burat will be at All Souls C.frWes-y. Rotary will be r.citid at irtsson Funeral Home all p rn Sund&y. Brisson funeral ,, of arrano,m,nts to be moved first." iay was told by Herndon officials that Sanford Fire Chief .......... - - Old Zoo To Close Sunday i I WEATHER _I I I I I I over. Yesterday's high For 52 years, the gates the old S-iuZuogLaVe swung open daily to the night low 67. Rainfall ,55inches. Considerable cloudiness through tomorrow with (hunderthowcrs expected. highs in the mid to upper Lows in the lower 70s. Variable mostly north and northwest winds around 15 mith stronger and gusty near thundershowers. Rain probability 60 per cent tonight and 50 per tomorrow. Extended forecasts, Sunday through Tuesday: Partly cloudy with scattered mainly afternoon thundershowers. Temperatures near seasonal normals with h1ghd mostly in upper 80s and lows In lower 70s, except In the Keys. Daytona Beach tides, highs 11:57a.m.; lows 5:34 a.ri., 5:42 pin. Port Canavernal highs 11:33 a.m., 11:54 p.m.; kiwi 5:28 a.m., 5:38 p.m. . cent residents of SarJord, their neighbors In Seminole County and visitors from across the nation. But on Sunday morning, the gates will open for the last time. For on Sunday evening, at 5 o'clock, the gates of the old zoo will close for good. The Sanford zoo will be no more. A historical occasion in the city, indeed, and a sad one too except for the er.c-uraging knowledge that five days eater, on July 4, the gates of the new Central Florida Zoo will swing open to welcome animal lovers hack among their old friends Sobik and Fat Boy, I)aisy and Carmen, Bandy and Satan and the dozens of other animals which Central F1uridIan have come to basis. — - know on a first name present at all times to make continued. "Deputy (Hobert) movement a rapid operation." Moore will be remembered for Sid VihIen Jr., county cornmission chairman, addressed the council briefly, citing the "excellent teamwork displayed between firemen, police, ambulance, and other volunleers" in rescue operations, years to come as a hero beause he saved eight to 10 people before passing out from smoke." Moore died as a result of his efforts to save inmates trapped on the second fl of the Jail, I-,. -'-i' - . I was other agencies, presentii mer." by Dr. Meade, pointing out that •,i [V%XIVCU in O """ grant for the radio system and an additional $50,000 was expected within a week's time. Final determination about how the fund is to be spent will come from the County Cornmission, Meade pointed out. This lelslatIon" Kelly vilii .jTf j' ect not only armers but borne builders, developers and land owners alike." The Congressman asked all Interested parties to contact his office, or attend the Monday session. . Mothe.r,.PIec!.& GuI!fy-1nDruy Case - . — . - -- ,— .;~ . a - ic;wool) Eight eligible ~& . . :.. - : , -- - To Save Partaln ____________ ________________________ - __ - _________ _____________________ the sergeant's The test, identical to one spot. ______ small children, has pleaded guilty in possession of cocaine arid a maximum five-year prison sentence. Deborah Lott Lingo tearfully entered the guilty P to lesser and included offense yesterday before Circuit Judge Clarence T. Johnson Jr. had been scheduled for week on a charge of delivery of circuit court to faces a conirulled substance: cocitlue, a felony that carries a maxim um pe nalty of 15 years hui icison. Assistant Sta te Atty. Cipude Van hook said the state In a hearing Tuesday flscated and defense motion to dismiss the charged Ms. lingo. Sprinkel on a drug charge Judge Johnson had ruled that there was sufficient evidence cocaine delivery In the case to go to a jury. of the cocaine siId the "delivery" set up by the federal who admit they were after the main source, not Debbie LIngo." Van Hook said the had been negotIating with Ms. lingo to buy two ounces of cocaine for $2,300 and the drug seized Is alleged to been a sample the Larger quantity. was agents ,, Defense attorney George Sprinkel had zrgued that federal Drug Enforcement Administration undercover agents entrapped his client, Sprinkel said Ms. Lingo had been present earlier when In other circuit court actions agents bought $3,300 In Illegal yesterday, Jury acquitted cocaine from a man and that William Bradly Fuhrman, 41, of i.__ ,i_.i ... r,,r,l. ii iauara S ., Altamonte "go-h.tween" for another Sprins, on a charge cocaine buy. tempted breaking and ente ring with intent to commit On March the court misdemeanor. another girl, Identified as agents have of a . verdict of innocent at the end of the one-day trial. -.-..- -7 Zoo '.-.J-_ r.-Tl. - . .i 0 . Henry Preston Oglesby Sr., high Banks Marina, DeBary, pleaded guilty tempted grand larceny in a case involving the theft of some catfish. He had beer, originally charged with grand larceny. Oglesby, listed on arrest records as a commercial fisherman, was allowed to remain free on bond pending a PSI. - ...r,.-!.S '- i . P _____________________________________________ ___________________________________ given in the City of Altamonte I Continued From Page I-A) _______________ ________________ — Springs for li promotions, Rozon said. _____ what they feel is happeriLng," Ryan said. is to be administered by Keller The main concern over park "We don't il)SJ President J. T. Turnipserd listens as Bob Ball discusses a successful campaign to save in the ready room at the police development voiced by Roger until Dec. 31. Why should we Georgia's Flint River. station. The small office is Nelswender, director of county rush? We're doing what we feel uually used by police officers development, was the lack of is a highly credible job," he to prepare reports before going available funds to a sa id. off duty at the end of shill pa ving pr oject on the entrance ,, We would like to cooperate periods, road off U.S. 17-92 and parking wi th the county but not at the po ce finish Restoration \ FOSJ -- Keller was unavailable for lots. He proposed that the risk of Jeopardizing the society, comment today, but informed $14,000 of the total Ryan sa id. sources say he rescinded the $200,000 figure be used towards Ryan also sa id that the pr omotions and additi o na l duty th e paving. $100,000 that was used to - LONDON (AP) — Britain and France, hungry iII petrodollars, have entered into secret commitments to help ninke Egypt the arsenal of the Arab world, informed sources disclosed today. Senior officials of Britain, France and Egypt said their governments are now in th e final phase of negotiating a series of interlocking multibillion.dollar transactions for veapons. The British government has sought to reassure Israeli llr~ne,Nlinistcr YitzMk Rabin that the arrangements are not intend ed to hurt his country But th e Israelis , who rely on the United States for arms, have told London and Paris they are worried. Of Diverted River Water assignments after being Neiswender relayed a receive the federal matching The subject of illegal fishing reminded by Councilman recommendation from the funds, was secured by inFriends of the St. Johns, Inc. Herald Outdoor Editor (FOSJ) last night d iscussed in the river was brought up and Gerar d Connell that he had citizen-composed Seminole dividuals and that the so'iety Agreeing that their top ways of carrying out their plans Charles McWatters, a com- promised to base promotions on priority is to back efforts to to preserve and protect the mercial fisherman for manY ability determined through a BCC donate $4.000 and $7,000 M,000" before all of the IS restore illegally diverted w3ter river. years, stated his side of the testing program. worth of lumber for a board- project elements of the park are According to Florida Game problem, supporting trotlines to the St. Joh.'is River, the Connell also reminded Keller walk be returned by the society completed. Inflation has caused and Fresh Water Fish Corn- and discussing the use of hoop to be sure the officers receiving The society rejected this the money problem, he said. ,lion biologist David Cox, a nets ta take fish from the river. promotions and additional recommendation. The dispute over the park Delbert Euga, executive responsibilities knew they are minimum of 200 million gallons Nelswender says tha t is being diverted from the river director of the group, was not thus guaranteed a pay raise road project is an "absolute lands does not Involve the 1 Continued From Page I*A) each day. Cox added that at unable to attend the meeting. in the 1976 budget year since no minimum" for the federal building of the new zoo. The general fund operation was times, the figure could reach as government to close out the grant money is for the development of the park lands 122,116 for contingencies; high as 800 million gallons per grant by Dec. 21. lie and $93,22o In salaries and wages; day. only accordi ng to Neiswer.der. m 8CC are coi-rned $12,800 for gas, oil and tires; J. T. Turnipseed, FOSJ met The county leases the more are not $12,100 in legal and accounting president, read a resolution th an 100 acre,, where both the It will leave Seminole County i fees; 111,298 in utilities; $18,1 00 adopted by the Gam e andFresh a bad light with the state and zoo and park lands are located, for repairs and maintenance; Water Fish Commission federal government and hinder to the society for a nominal fee $,000 in new construction for favoring stoppage of the per year. replat would leave his property the county's chances of of $1 By DONNA ESTES the public works department; practice of diverting waters of without access from a current securing additional grants. Neiswender said he does not Herald Staff Writer $11,0 in rentals; $19,890 for the river by private groups. This morning Ryan said that 'know what position" the acroad through the tract. machinery and equipment and the proposed lots the society has a "good, tight tion by the society leaves the Several LAKE MARY of The City $9,150 payment on U road Bob Ball, local businessman, handle" on three Orange county. The county is the local grader. read a communication from the Council postponed until July 9 would front on Country Club County construction firms to government which receives the approval on a proposed new de- Road. Total revenues and expendi. Corp of Engineers detailing having an asAst the society in paving the grant and then channels it to the velopment night pending an unimproved, Drake saidprivate by tures anticipated in the utility fight made in Georgia to save op nionlast from City Attorney roadway, rnad. society. Neiswender says if the department was $311,986 in- the Flint River from destruc. . "The society does not want to grant requirments are not met Gar) , .Massey on whether an the development would create eluding $257,000 anticipated tion. be forced into some untenable then the county will be held proceeds of interim financing Dur in g that fight more than access road to adjacent no burden on the city, A proposed deed restriction position and that's essentially responsible. for the updating and expansion 6,000 letters went to former property can be closed. Michael Drake, on behalf of a for the development included of the water system. Georgia Gov. Jimmy Carter group headed by George that th e interior roadway would Sorenson said he will be urging him to make a personal McCarnmon, submitted a be owned in common by each s on the inspection tour of the Flint The ING SINCE replat, "Sanford Substantial adjoining property owner and budget, adding 27 per cent of campaign was successful and . ,.,----, the funding requests must be FO&I is seeking to repeat its Farms," of the 43-acres located that the owners would be - , , .* " at the south edge of the city, responsible for maintaining the cut. success here. • calling for 27 lots averaging 1.6 r oa dway. acres each. The restriction states that the Drake said plans are for property owners could agree to p Installation Ava,lablo—Afifiq construction of 1,500 square feet dedicate the 50-foot right of way t?s Sc. Tp G,,ft,'s minimum size homes with a to the city and acknowledges ?tLOI.tOU.'LIfe roadway through the center of the city's right to levy ktp Ovt L,s,,*. P'%. NdIe$ & OThc O,'t the tract to remain a private, assIessments on the owners for Easily Installed WIM Snap On. S*11 10C111149 w?.qq I u nimproved read maintained any improvements of the road. 215 S. OAK AVE. SANFORD 322-4731 New officers of the Seminole chapter and NCHA. the residents. A second restriction calls for As his last duty, outgoing by County Cam pe rs, Chapter 181)5, ****$***$*** ***• * Charles Entzmlnger, an the formation of a homeowners' I National Campers and Hikers president, Kirschstein adiacent r' provide ow ner '1 r Association (NCHA) have been presented special " d All I're??Ied Afld however, claimed approvalofa maintenance. installed by District Field TeePees" earn ed by 100 per Director Harold hlimes of cent attendance at all meeting and campouts of the chapter for Or la ndo. 1iii.. New officers are Roger the past year, to Dee and hen 4', Johnson, Irma and Alfred J '. Blunt, Maitland, president 'i a D 'V .i '4i"' 4 Roger Richmond, Longwood, Kirschstein and Polly and vice president; Ethel Carver, George Shaffer. a (if otuxe2r Self .rxopeodmow I l /\ This chapter promotes better Sanford, treasurer; Shiela ' " takes must of thewokoutof cuttIng family camping, works on I'. . if V' W n a ILr.hi$ jIOflhIW2 a Tell Dad you're go i n g Alfred Kirscnstein, COnSel%ai&H po)t and l '-C AJ-e corm Cxii puil cu a k out tonight Don't ask / Sanford and Ken Johnson and dedicated to the preservation of a bOCkb slop TCWO( a him Tell him Take him • George Shaffer, both of wildlife. a to Coleman's where the 'eo;drtveoppspowbre ,-—' CHA members new to the (.asselberr) '/ a '• a food's delicious and vhees.ondIscoveredbpievent interested camping Irma and Alfred Kirschstein area and a a sized. After he eats operator contoct Mechanical families are invited to join the a a he how •* so1etyInteit.ck system. July chapter. Next honor by Field Director usffIJI speed j for meritorious 18, 19, 20 at Three Flags Travel lownBoy a Park, Wildwood. their By BOB ORRELL Budget Offered Develop ent Plan Approval P grant requirements — STEINMEYER 'n Sern I flo I e Ca m ers Install Officers ' Gol up Nowhere To Go? ' LAWNI.I .1 I ~ --~-. . - . I - . .s .-4~,-? #f ,V'----~ ve", ' __.~ M ". - , . . - - - '4'4' 1. ,.' - 1)0 te P i V '. ri A t -p, ' I..- 4l.. "i- '.-,';"t-ry.' ' - \ '-' . directors, I- "' _ \ I , , man were presented a certificate of \I campout is Betty 45, -, -•) ;-j,'j - It 20-year-old Fern Park divorcee, the mother of two - would not take them off read patrol. Ryan __ -______________________________ -~,.-n~ . depariiient head has th legal diuonal duties ssigned officers c ty po ce patro men wi ta e power to obligate city funds. tests at 7 tonIght in the city Keller had adpolice station for a vacant sergeant's position, Public Safety Director Doug Keller S has announced. Meanwhile, Keller has rescinded a promotion he announced last Friday of Patrolman Robert to assured the L_ -1 -- __ —.— - .•-- - ft ,ft —.— - I - _, on ________ * \ of 89; AREA DEATH DAVID F. COOPER Connie J. Vaughn and determined who was plenty of help and ambulances because they could not see," he , -,- ~_ -'y - r..: remaining at DISiCILARGES state Ocala supervisor, scene - Longwood Police _____ ________ ____________ _________________________ Dr. Eugene Peek of complained that the in the walth advisory council he heads was reorganization of Vhe Department of Health and moves , JULY 4 Fr. Lyons Councfl K of C, * AIIII,day celebration at Fort b "Experts wW be present (in corporate communion at Mellon Park topped off with a Altamonte) to testify on Nativity Church, Lake Mary, fireworks display at night. By GLENN MeCASLAND Issues and to answer County Jail which claimed 11 George Harriett was In charge "If anyone so much as at. "It is easy to look back and followed by breakfast at the Herald Staff Wrf ter % from the audience." lives. of the fire fighting operation. tempts to criticize anyone try to point a finger or find fault clubhouse. JULY 5 The resolution was passed on Dr. Charles Hall, a Winter connected with the rescue with something, but we should Experts Include, a Kelly aide ,,SWord's Diggest Garage A resolution calling for the a motion by Sam Ackley, Park physician who is the operations, they would have to move forward and work said. JUNE 30 officials from the Federal SI charity event,10 a.m., to appol.ntment of a Seminole secretary of the council, and emergency medical officer for do battle with me personal.ly," together to prevent a more Department Public meeting staty Hall, of Agriculture, Soil Altamonte Springs, with 6 p.m., Blair McGarvey, County doctor as the recommended the council and Orange County, was present at Vihlen said. serious tragedy rather than Conservation Service, the emergency medical officer in other emergency agency of- the Jail w hen the fir e broke out The commission chairman, criti cize," Vihlen declared. Congressman Richard Kelly to coordinator Environmental Protection charge In case of future ficials select a county doctor to and directed who rescue, first aid appeared hear testimony on proposed between Prior to Vlhlen's appearance, Agency, the corps of Engineers, Sanregulations which will affect ford Plaza, sponsored by Grace disasters was approved last be summoned in case of another and removal of victims. separate meetings at the John Spolski, county 9-1-1 the Interior Department and night by members of the major disaster. Both Dr. Meade and Dr. Gay courthouse and in south farmers, ranchers, con- United Methodist Youth detailed the first the Fish and Wildlife Service. , 10 Seminole County Emergency Dr. Clyde K. Meade, chair- wanted information regarding Seminole, told the doctors and moments of the fire and lauded a.m Medical Council (SCEMC). man a( the council, and Dr. the "triage" (removal by laymen present that 11 there was the work of Dr. Hall, city Also, various officials at the lists, land developers, realtors, The action came the Robert A. Gay, who directed groups) of panic victims at the fire no at the jail fire scene, state level have been Invited. At bankers, home builders, land and others, JULY I conclusion of a board meeting rescue and emergency -work at scene. "Because of the personal owners and others, 9:30 "I think many of the firemen 9: 30, testimony wiII be heard on Second quarterly Di.recI of the cmncfl which spent go Seminole Memorial Hospital Herb Perry of Herndon told heroism involved, we suffered wotild have been Nsitant if Dr. dredge and fill and at 2 p.m. July 2 meeting the Greater Sanford minutes attempting to pinpoint during the fire, discussed both the gathering that "triage" was casualties than might Hall had not been present and pesticides will be Seminole S114les, 7:30 p.m., Climber of Commerce. B a.m.., any problems or corn- lack of communications bet"almost impossible for a while" have," Vihien said. "The loss encouraged them Stepping Stones Center, across Chamber of Commerce municatlons breakdown during ween emergency units involved because the victims were could easily have been In excess with rescue work," Spotskl Kelly said there Is a "great from Sunland Estates on 17-a building. ___________________________________________________ the June 9 fire at the 40 people. said. the agricultural community scene of the fire. time. "The firemen, inmates and A review of plans th at certifica ti on requirements to develop Dr. G3y questioned Herndon "But once enough to policemen Involved were an emergency communications place tin "unnecessary burden Ambulance Co. officials as to move back-to-back, they were literally crawling on the floors g in hospi the small, Individual fartals and on "who was In charge at the fire moved," he said. "Also had of cells to bring people out system, link 'HOSPITAL NOTES _ _-_ - . - The reorganization by the 1975 legislature also top level health adrninstrators to Tallahassee and renames the agency the Health Program Office. July meeting. There were no changes in the plan when the P&Z voted to recommend approval. __________ ______ The zonera heard a request ____ _________ from Amos Jones, director of the SEEDCO program, for i -. ____ . ---'± .,t — Permission to change the use of (Continued From Page I-A) Don Morgan, It daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Norpn, IOU W. the old Star Theater Wflding on begin later this summer. Second St., Sanford was treated by Herndon ambulance at. West 15th Street. Jones IS Hearings on the Army Corps tendants for cuts on her ankle, and minor scrapes and bruises turning the old movie house Into of Engineers dredge and fill after colliding her bicycle Into a moving vehicle outside a con. a center for am of the SEEDCO rules will begin shortly after the enIence store on th e corner of Fre nch Avenue and Third Street, programs, the P&Z corn- Fo urth of July Congressional Sanford, shortly after wou on 7bursday. According to Patrolman missioners were told. Kelly Rick Dearing, no charges were passed against driver of the l9 Jones' request was approved Chevrolet Camaro, Involved in the accident, Ma. Tr Harrison. a brief presentation by Kelly says It's "important Jones. that the people of the fifth ongressional District know more about these Issues, and it Is vitally Important that I hear your views before hearings egin hi Congr ess. fewer ______ --- ir hands of Couna 1 Wants 'Man In Charge JUNE .)L1t "'J An aide to Helms was quick L point out Thursday that the North Carolina senator was appearing voluntarily and would serve only as a character witness. "Sen. Gurney and Sen. Helms were friends in the - ----- r. two reorganizations of state goverment in the past six years have taken health services out of th e after 4 - , ____ HANDLE ________________ ----- 'j.L-c; .- _______ ____ ____________ ______ ____________ ;_ ____ - _________ ______. ................. companies Tours - In Case Of Future Disasters CALENDAR -. . " resolution is "an excellent Idea. ) L'irepn it. tLWvL - - ..: lam ('I,(f.,.,-4 -' . It _____ Health Services Scored ing and MR-2 to RI.I. action would provide . . ,.- ' south, from MR.1 already zoned as such. 50-page plan. The P&Z recommended approval by city commission for the plan, sending it to commission for action next Kelly month, probably at it first - - " meeting last night The three-hour - -, resolution will be mailed M . . - He said that a copy of the The P&Z action came -. .. collection rates for senior ci tizens. .. ' - _______ -1 '. _.. ...' It-Fla ., -- 444 1 i:re': . by Dqvid Farr, planner, already in the section, Out ___________________________________ outlining the chief aims of the would exclude residential areas . v. V&L Street to the its regular after a '. __________ \_ • to consider the reduced 1 program. ____ missioners resolution. i " Zoning _____ Board of County Corn. —,. " The S70,0W purchase price obtain the SM,000 in federal Mary project, or at least finding thing for the City of Lake Mary to be involved in." was financed through a $22,000 money In time to pay the no objection to it. recommended . refuse collections rates from gar bage coll ti com pa nies, if the firms go along with a By g Agriculture for the moderr.:za. "We asked for the approval tion and expansion of the water June 9 and have been waiting Three Senators To Testify _- r e ci setting rates for a new state-operated malpractice insurance pool — rates higher than those charged doctors under a group plan by Argonaut Insurance Co. 'We have considered not only the history of the last six months, which is a very good indicator of future claims, but 1l of the alleged safeguards in the bill," he said. ---(A ll) — Three senators were expected to testify as character witnesses toda at the bribery conspiracy trial of a former colleague, former Sen. Edward Gurney. In other action, the P&Z 1T.e Sanford Compr6ttisive approval of a Development Plan headed to city commission for approval request to rezone a large area borjlered by Third Street on th after the Planning and ...... its north, Pecan on the west, Commission (P&Z) Cedar on the Eigh official blessing on - . 9 - ___ ___ -- Doctors — ~w ........... ec on - Pair Charged As Spies — -. . Seminole County's senior operating in the county and he will be waiting on their reply. jurors - citizens will receive reduced more than 15 companies subpoena. His U _____ _______ over the two days. The President was not under lawyer, Herbert J. Miller, said in a statement that the testimony "was voluntary and responsi ve to the expressed desires of the office of the special prosecutor." The Watergate special prosecutor's office declined to identify the who traveled to San Clemente for the testimon y or the lawyers who conducted the questioning. former w - 'fl" I - 4 , C 4. '1 -.. I o o rova • ci n Tells Analysis TALLAHASSEE (AP) Insurarue Commissioner Phil Ashler says th ere's noth ing ir d law by the 1975 legislature that will red uce mtdical malpracti ceinsurance premiums of doctors. Ashler said Thursday that he had considered the law in - _ By DONNA ESTES one year short-term note at58 Sou thern Gulf note by its due department. "Frankly, we have no ohHerald Stall Writer per cent Interest from date. But, the question plaguing Jection to t he Lake Mary plan," The Board of County Corn. both city and county officials Is Sou theast First National Bank The $10,000 from city coffers, Vihien said, adding one of th e missioners Tuesday will why the federal government of Maitland; $10,000 from city evaluations being made by Bill probably place its stamp of insists the county approve the sa vi ngs and a $40,000 note with obtained through a beltthe county department ti ghte ning process by all city Dale of approval on Lake Ma ry's quest plans and recommend funding for it eer since," Councilman Sou thern Gull of environmental services is and $22 for federal funds to update its for a municipally-owned utility. Harry Terry said. "That's The $2,000 additional money to why the county is berng asked to short term bank loan are also recently acquired water was set aside for operating Lake Mary city councilmen holding us up." proceeds. ap pr ove a matter concerning a No one is questioning that for the uti lity during Its first come out of the loan system, Commission Chairman and Mayor Walter Sorenson es ci ty's utility system serving an Sid VihIen Jr. said today. pressed concern this week that Lake Mary has a timing month's operation. Vihien said he expects at. incorporated area. The city has applied for the hoped-for financing will be problem. The purchase of the Payment on the note to firmative action from th e "Dal e sees no objection to it," $350,000 In loans from the held up while the county water system from Southern S'uiiiern Gulf Utiliti es is due county board on Tuesday, in. Vihien said. "We want to see Farmers Home Administration peruses the documents in its Gulf Utilities was concluded in Dec. 31. structing him to write a letter to their updating accomplished May. of the U.S. Department of usually detailed fashion. City officials had booed to the FHA endorsing the Lake and believe It to be an excellent State Can '1 Subsidize Pool heft Reported —I ____________ The house whrre agents Jack R. Coler and Ilonth A. W illiams were killed is about 5 m iles sou theast of reserva ti on community of Oglala, not far from the village of Wounded Knee which militant Indians occupied for 71 days 111 1973. burglary rePorted by Jerome Jordan at 218 Doverwood Di'., Sanford police said today that a 56-year-old Orlando man Seminole Sheriff's detecties English Estates, South routed two would-be armed last reported seen running in a today were reported in. Seminole. robbers Last night when he northern direction into a John Sturno told deputies tha t vestigating the rape of a 10Jumped from his parked car residential district. year-old girl at Altamonte burglars took a $350 green shag and yelled to the surprised, Springs. Deputy P. J. Riggins carpet from the li ving room of .z.•.I. -A-1 via i-WiViUit £UVII Uldi LIV the girl reported a man his vacant house at 14 Trilby said I going "to kick your behinds." found two sets of footprints at Sanford man yesterday on armed with a pistol broke into Bend, off Markham Road north Patrolman Ray Bronson In other police reports, the theft scenes. grand larceny and breaking her bedroom early yesterday, of 1-4ngwood. reported that the man and his Herbert Cherry reported three Fred Prevatt, Sf1.46, Geneva, Sanford Housing Authority and entering charges. County threatened her and forced her wife were in their auto, parked new two-ton air conditioning officials reported that two gas jail records indicated that to accompany him to a vacant reported a 20-horsepower at the Eastern Oil Station , 1321 uni ts, valued at $1,000, were ranges, valued at $500, were Michael Joseph Baker, 18, of house where she was assaulted. outboard motor, valued at $250, W. 13th St., about 9 p.m. when stolen from sites of houses stolen from vacant apartments Fifth Street, Sanford, was Detective D3ug Ruth is heading was taken from his boat docked the two black males, wear ing under construction at 1934, 1938 in the William Clark Court arrested at Lake hlodge Estates an Investigation in the case. at Lindsey's Fish Camp at the stocking masks, approached and 1940 W. 15th St. Patrolman by Longwood patrolmen Terry Depilles toI were also inu the car, pulled out pistols and John Faster said detectives Longwood Police Jailed a L. Baker, Gilbert Hughson and probing reports that $90 In Semlnole-Volusla County line. FBISpecia!AgentJosephTrjmbachsajdhismenwere had been made. Ashler checks were stolen in a Girl. 10. Raoed FLORIDA IN BRIEF savings bonds and travelers five other officers, Instead, the man Jumped from the auto yelling at the would-be bandits and they were Two FBI Agents Killed Bandits *sto Pi demanded "give us the Herald Staff Writer Predicts _Water Fund Bid A pp roval Vihien 'I I-Packi 'ng Routs Friday, June 27,_1975—JA - . Friday, June 27, 973 Passerby f'-: ________________________________ 1.1 ___________________ camping to at. - - I ! '. -:-' • , - - -- . ' . 112 Calculator . - may even notice a pretty you are. : Jane Dimes services to -- It a cow caktw It bickx3ed it 149-8-0 41 - t of at. 'rris, ,, 8 and III ' and SPECIALS It a ________________ a , "strongly recommends" that the court consider probation for "Barbara" brought a $10 bag of F'uhrrnan had been accused Ms. lingo. Judge Johnson cocaine to an apartment and In connection with an alleged allowed her to remain free on Ms Lingo brought it Into incident apartment $1,000 bond pending completion bedroom and emptied It on a at that address. of a pre-sentence Investigation mirror and told the agents they Fuhrman was released by (PSI) by probation and parole could "sample" the drug. Circuit Judge Robert Mc(Jr*gor authorities. Instead, the agents con- thei' the jury returned the a at another - , halivy on'0995vusl bolof ball !f. U eoro StuartL if __ Smitty's Snappin' Turtle *a 2710 Orlando Drive (17.92) Sanford 322-2811 It a (iPñi'id S1. 3S. HWY. 17.92 SANFORD 3229646 44****44*4*41**4$**4*4*$4* a : • - ___ __ �= -~ .- ~_ - 9 *~- ~~_ iii Evening Herald 300 .N. FRENCH AVF..,SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 305-322.2611 or 831.9993 AA round Friday, June 27. . 1975-AA WAYNE D. DON-E, lblisher WII.I.IAM D. CURHIE. Managing Editor ROBERT C. MARKEY. Advertising Director Home Delivery : Week, 55 cent.s: Month, $2.40; 6 Months, $14.20; Year. $2840. i1y Mail: In Florida same as home delivery. All other mail: Month, $2.70; 6 Months, $16.20; 12 Months, $32.40. ir"il ( ., 's') - Utility Charges T C'iOC Need An Overhaul If the first shock of the energy crisis was the one felt by Americans when they had to wait in line to buy gasoline, and then had to nav more for it. then the second shock is surely what has happened to their utility bills in the last year. Yet the jump in the price of electricity is not solving a deep-seated financial rob1em in the utilities inrliir which ____ __________ . W., -,:.e cr :nc : --' .. L. -. i op s ! !4 .;n i ' 4. . r '- Irom passing on higher fuel costs to consumers Th ey are not improving the basic fiiancial health of investorowned utilities, which are faced with raising staggering sums of money to keep their plants modernized and to expand their powergenerating capacity for the future. Energy studies show that the nation's electric utilities will have to expand their generating capacity from the present 450,000 megawatts to The U.S. presidency is curious IrIStItUtIOrLA about 650,000 bv 1985 at a cost c,f $232 billion. What president, in one sense. has hwnendous power. is happening? Under the limitations of their He can trip the nation into war, prolong a present rate structures, and with the pinch on recession, or tear a country apart in dissension. But he cannot of himself, by this act or that, available investment capita). utilities last year puii a coun out of a depression, either of the canceled or postponed nearly half of the expansion economy or the spirit. These things the peope projects they had planned. must do themselves of their own will. The If power-generating capacity falls far enough president can only be a symbol, someone who behind, we face something worse than the somehow gives hope so that men will be brownouts and blackouts that are already anmoved to invest, factories ticipated. A chronic power shortage could settle ployed to work and consumers will spend in the over the country, placing our economy under confidence there will be a tomorrow. To provide that inspiration a president must restraints that would amount to a permanent state prove himself, difficult for one who has been of recession, a ppointed and not elected. And particularly This crisis-in-t lie-making has led to the difficult for a presld.!nt known chiefly as a nice, inevitable proposals that the federal government decent friendly man. begin underwriting loans to private utilities or To €siden t Ford has been at work on otherwise subsidize them. It is certainly in the first step of proving hlms1f. national interest to keep our economy from Commentators talk of the Mayaguez showdown off Communist Cambodia as the stagnating due to lack of power, but it would be a moment of truth, when Mr. Ford showed his serious mistake to make still another major indecisiveness, guts and leadership. dustry a client of the federal government when it is Not so. W he t he r you approve or disapprove his possible for problems to be solved by the utilities stand on spti.dlng, It Is Mr. Ford's month-in, themselves and the state commissions which month-out,record of hot potato vetoes that regulate them. demonstrate's what he's made of. First, the rate-setting philosophy needs a For Mr. Ford, the Democratic congressional major overhaul. The concept that th e users of th e leaders and pr esiden tial hopefuls all know these most power should pay the lowest rates is no longer 'vetoes of popular spending bills which would realistic. Rates can be adjusted to even out th e mean money in the pockets of the unemployed and inthe purses of millions of others whose bills peaks and valleys in power demand which now cut exceed their incomes in this time of recession into the efficiency of utility operations. Second, the inflation are pure gold for the Democratic dela ys and added costs resulting from confusing position in 1976. and overlapping environmental regulations are Further, in clamping down on spending to curb intolerable. Many state governments have lost the worsening inflation he fears for l976 and l97l, sight of the real public interest in trying to Mr. Ford could prolong the recession unduly, make his election for another term exceedingly reconcile electrical needs and environmental difficull He knows this. protection. My father worked on a cattle ranch in his It is hard to see how higher charges for elecyouth. There was something to the tales then tric i ty can be avoided. If we do not underwrite our told, whether fact or legend, that carried a grain future power needs with more realistic rates, we of truth stretching well beyond the cattle are going to pay the bills for massive government country. intervention in the utilities industry which has Arecipelrememberwellwasoneforgettlnga served the public well in the past. There is lesson recalcitrant horse back to the home corral. Tie a 4/ * ,__~ . "I /-*.~ V~v-14 . _ ,1~_~ -. Must F ,4 1 '_ .11 when they and their regulatory agencies failed to keep up with new economic realities, -.,:-. . - - 'L :: C n _____ _______ 7 -. ---- .:W:L . . ditional square miles. Not many -246,tobeexact. And them divided among 14 Wands stretching across 500 miles of open Western Pacific. They are the Northern Marianas, since World War II a United Nations Trust Territory under U.S. administration whose voters 4,000 plus of them have now opted in a plebiscite for commonwealth status "in political union with the United States." The Marianas people may have spoken, but the vote Is only a first step m what could still be lengthy and complicated process of ratification. Next must come presidential and congressional approval and, eventually, UN Security Council agreement to dissolution of the trusteeship and transfer of full sovereignty to the United states. When and if all this comes to pass, around 1980 as expected, it will mark the first major U.S. territorial acquisition since purchase of the Virgin Islands in 1917. -.r1gy -- - 1' - / .- - - . iA& I _______________ - 4 Letters To The 4 t Have one of -Hit I'm Charlie Smith. vvith the CiAl our brcxhuresr' QjW 4' P4 4'4.?' I .. -.-.---- . - . I li 1'( •' ''' New e' - Old Question U nansvered Israelites' crossing of the Red Ing Biblical accounts of God of a portion of the serial, he them to a creative source of . Mi nister yte - 11ev. Raymond Crocker assumed the dutle of pastor at Palmetto Baptist Church of Sanford in June, relieving Rev. G. E. Hodges, who is going to England as a missionary. JL Shah Gets Special Pampering From Ford The shah of Iran has been singled oat by the Agricultural costs, however, ha ve gone up and The story began, according to documents 'alongside the la unch whjh tried tu swerve into .'41 parnperir.g. 1 resident dvn iJuaue oz uau weauieiT'puor crops and &-.tenaeu ,or u(Iici4 v es only, with a susplcioua it. hi! I"* " Ford courted him over crepes and caviar during market conditions. "in the case of oil," states mridevous recently between a bluL. launch and a U.S. aut.horitles got pemission from the his recent White House visll The shah repaid the one paper, "prices were Increased not in sailboat off Todos Santos island in Mexican Mexican attorney general, meanwhile, to conhospitality by making arrogant demands for still response to an e2ess of demand ovcr supply but waters. tinue the pursuit into Mexican waters, and a U.S. higher on prices, as a result of unilateral actions by the governThe blue boat was kept under aerial sur- Coast Guard helicopter with narcotics agents Behind the scenes, some Administration ments of the oil exporting nations." veillance as It slipped away from the sailboat aboard Joined the chase, At (hj* point, the -The shah claims that Western European and headed toward Long Beach, Calif. It was suspects began tossIng parcels and officials ar eager to challenge the shah, but the papers President has instructed them to keep their import pr ices jumped 35 per cent In 1974. intercepted by a customs patrol boat whose overboard. comments to themselves. In their private Administration economists cannot understand officers called over the loudspeaker for the blue According to an official report the Coast papers, howe ver, they have demolished the whtre the shah gets his figures. He is mixing up boat to stop. Guard helico pter directed the customs boat to shah's economic arguments various indexes with percentages, they say. His Instead, the launch began evasive action, drop back while they tried to swamp the fleeing Here are some of the points they have made: economic arguments, therelote, are "confused." with the patrol boat in close pursuit, Its red lights vessel with 'prop wash." The maleuver was One of the shah's favorite argur l tent.s is 'Th shah's reference to the behavior of flashing and siren wailing. The suspects unsuccessful. that oil prices have had little relative effect on the foreign exchange reserves of the industrial responded with obscene gestures as they made a After a four-hour chase, the Customs officers the inflation rates in developed countries. 00 the nations during 1974 is also very misleading," wide turn at top speed back toward Mexican in the pursuing patrol boat opened fire upon the contrary, statistks show that higher oil P states the study. What he doesn't take Into ac. waters, launch's motor with shotguns and carbines, They tend to drive up the prices of a'ternative fuelt failed to cripple the blue boat which, neverji5 ctjj flt j f of The chase co ntinued under an overcast And industries which use a lot of oil borrowed heavily to meet the staggering on through rain squalls. The water was so choppy theless, slowed to a stop. price of their products to make UP costa. "An appropriate analogy," suggests the that the operator's seat on the patrol boat was Duri ng the bOiTdIflg' states one report creaSedollOOStLWhenalltheaethIflga$retaken study, "would be to a man who had started a tornfromitsmoodngs,anthepllotwaso tersely, oneofU*suspectswassitand killed. into account, the Effect of soaring oil prices Is year with $100 in cash and who, after having on his back. The other suspect was taken into custody along devastating. with the boat and approximately borrowed 1.1,000 £rom the bank during the year, He had to be held In position to operate pounds of Time and again, the shah has declared tha t still ended up th wi only $100 left at the e nd of the boat by the other patrol officers, accuruing to an : ha to ke his pr.'ctsto make up for the year. His 'ash holdings had not declined but offLtal account. Whenever the patrol boat pulled There is still a mystery over who shot the price Increases In Imported goods from cer tainly his economic position had." clese to the fleeing launch, the suspects tried to suspect. A nine-millimeter cartridge was f ound Western nations. "A good deal of the cause of rim in his neck, but the customs officers had no these increased prices," states one suppressed SEA CHASE: Locked in federal flies is story Weapons of that caliber. study, "are du: to the repercuslousof the (otl of awfldchueatsea, with avlolentendlng The offlerscalledforaerjaIgupport.,J Footnote; The dead man was iden tified as It I11u'.rates the danger and drama that q'es helicopter swooped down on the launch with red Andy producers') own price actions." LeMay. His surviving partner gave his lights whirling and siren blasting. blLmming wo feet above the choppy water, the t name as 1* 0 EviOnik. Mexican authorities were helicopter new holding Evionik, the boat and the contraband. Rev, Crocker comes from the Anniston Road Church in Baptist Jacknville In 15 years he has served three churches l oca ted West Virginia, and South Carolina Florida. r-. D Q!, u es tI Georgia-South Carolina Baptist Bible Fellowship and as a missions cornmitteeman for the Bible Baptist Fellowship - International. - - - -- - ,-,. - ,4 I. "..'.. REV. RAYMONE He Is married to the former Peggy Ann Halllburton of Nashville, lean. They have three children, Ray, Melody and Cathy. Ray graduated this June from the Baptist Bible College in Springfield, Mo. He is going to Korea as a missionary. Melody and Cathy reside with their parents at 2742 Palmetto Ave. Warmin g Carts Pu rchased simple, ordinary, insecure, The religious committee of Tickets for $1 each will be Chur ch on Park Ave. of Sanford rather frightened person, groppe n at noon on Wednesdays ing with u ni versal problems of the Seminole County BIcen- available f rom the Chamber of o starting in September for tennial Commi ttee has chosen Commerce after July 12. The tyranny and freedom... to prayer. Devotions will be led by "Instead of offering some the purehe of some $600 worth tickets can be used either tion various area ministers, Rev. for Good do purchase food or as a carts na grandiose image of him n he Of war ming said. Cecil B. De Mule style, Moses is Samaritan Home as its project for the warming carts, he said, Porter All county churches were tormented by dissatisfactions to mark. Ow nation's 200th adding when the tickets are urged to mall a brief history of anniversary, according to Rev, used to purchase food, and questions." church to Rev. Porter, 510 That c ha racteristic matches Douglas E. Pcter, religious McDonald's will make the their W. Four th St., Sanford by July donation to Good Samaritan the realism of Biblical descrip- chairman, 4th. These will be shared by the (Ions in which Moses has his Rev. Porter said money will home. Histor ical Cha irman for the moments of doubts and uncer- be raised for the project Arrangements are being county, he said. taintles, as well as his tough through an arrangement with made to have the prayer chapel The Sanford Area Ministerial convictions against heavy odds. McDonald's of Sanford. of the First United Me thodist Association invites the par- (/ - * -- Kenneth A- ss urnesi rL In addition to his church duties, Rev. Crocker has and For Good Samaritan Home _____________ . - - • / Ar - ' - - -• I • - p ' - ' - - • - ticipation of all area ministers at the canopy rest area at Fort -• 1 1 Mellon Park on Friday, July 4th i 0. ~~.'. -1 starting at 10 a.m., Rev. Porter 40 Children and youth of the the direction of Mrs. Paul Dirickson in Jr. Hi., and in the said. ir4 ).' Area churches have also been • Vacation Bible School of First Smith , Jody Patient and Laura Junior group honors went to ,) • -Ch ristian Church , have sent Slater rece ived awards, and in Jody Patient and Leslie Slater. r equested to have at leas t a their offering to World Vision the Junior Hi, Kathy Betts, The children of other monthly patriotic emphasis in I :, 10 _Curtis departments presented music connection with the BicenInternational, to feed children Debbie Butler, M_ I 'IV 1# , I In Bangdladesh. Dirickson, Darlene Dirickson, and memory work, and were tennlal year. Another meeting of the The average child there John Hamelin and Patty Kelly, under the direction of Betty BURT LANCASTER WILLIAM LANCASTER receives one spoonful of rice received special awards for Crawford, Marguerite Evans, Religious Committee will be The 'New' Moses The Younger Moses once a day, and some days they memory work. Each repeated Judy Patient, with Bonnie Byrd called for late August or,ear get nothing but rice water. the books of the Bible forward and Mary Roland assisting September to be held at one ol the churches In the southerr The urgent need for support and backward to the delight of Frances Ring, Director. part of the county, he said. from evanii1it'nI.c comes a n th 'nnore'Rtinn• Dr. Harold 0"" 'D I . result of a visit Just made to Harris was In charge of this Bangladesh, by Dr. W. Stanley group. Morineyham, president of In the ceramics cl ass, Mrs. Joyce Strader, wife of lish picnic at Secret Lake Park, students is planned for 7 p.m.' Japanese in the Philippines, World Vision, directed by Mrs. W. C. Loyd, the minister of the Assembly of Casselberry. Gdmes will start July 11. remaining captive until the end the following won first honors: by their The Sanford youth God Church in Lakc'land, will be at 3p.m. and the covered dish No registration fee is being of the war, will take part in the inft will be able to orovide food John Hamelin and Darell guest speaker at mae "Christian meal at 5 p.m. charged. Those needing Tr',s- morning services. rpnthree mnn. f .i H Outreach" meeting at 10 a.m. portatlon may call the church Government leaders and tiis. A gift was also sent to the Saturday at Brain Towers. F'RSTCIIRISTIAN office, those who serve in places of Open Door Children's Home, Those wishing to attend are Public trust will also be Hazard, Ky. which serves to A Bicentennial celebration FIRST BAPTIST remembered in prayer. A mountain children. I invited 9:30 am. "coffee and fellowship" prior to the will be featured at the 11 am. special sermon from the Bible At the Morning Service, last meeting. service Sunday at First Rev. Walter Routh, who on patriotism will be given by Sunday, the VhS program was Christian Church. Members served as a missionary in Pastor Itaymnond Crocker. presented and a number of MESSIAH LUTHERAN and friends have been asked to Vietnam from 1963 until the Services are at 9:45 a.m., 11 children and youth received reit... wear old clothes of that period, recent Communist takeover, a.m. and 7 P.11. special honors for acThe service will be built will conduct both morning worThe CASSELBERRY Q complishments during the Church Council and congrega- around the theme, "Beginning ship services Sunday at First LAKEMARYNA7.ARENE school. (ion of Messiah Lutheran Year Two Hundred." Dr. Baptist Church, Sanford, ' In the Junior Division, under L6%dcome Church has decided to change Harold Harris will speak on A car wash will be sponsored 11ev. Routh, a native of its schedule of worship and Sun- "Freedom Doesn't Come Sanford, is a graduate of by the Nazarene Young c?LSJu1t' Ausbs"t ' day School during the months of Free." Let Carrier Take The and People's Society of the Lake Stetson University Ju ly and August, Pastor FrankYoung people, who will assist Southern Baptist Theological Mary Church of the Nazarene Heat Off Your Family in the serice, include Debbie Seminary. un Dorton said. Saturday from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. FREE MARGE WILLIAMS Beginning with the first Butler, Lisa Mitchell and Patty at the Cargo Gas Station, U.S. ESTIMATES 2 812 An informal question and 17.92, Sanford. Sunday in July worship on Kelly, leading the Pledge of 'ar.fcrd answer period will be featured Sunday will be held at 10 a.m., Allegiance, at the Sunday evening service rather than 31, until the first with Rev. Routh and his family. FREE MK-r.IoiflsT Sunday in September, when the SHIRLEY COOPER regular schedule will be S- 22 PAL1ET1() AVENUE Vacation Bible School at Free rOer Spr rq' Caebtr r resumed. BAPTIST P The Sunday School will have Methodist Church, located at of Sanford, Inc. a vacation during July and the corner of Fourth and Ph. 3221321 2619 Patriotic Sunday will be August to permit additions and Laurel, one block off French 100 N. Maple Ave. JUDY RENEE renovation In the present Avenue, will be held from July 7 observed at Palmetto Avenue 8)4 9212 building as well as restaffing through 11 from 9 am. to 11:30 Baptist Church, 2626 Palmetto Aitamonte Springs Longwood Ave., Sanford, this weekend. and shuffling of classroom a.m. daily. The theme of the school is areas. Sunday School will . Patriotism will be em - illu resume on the first Sunday in "Living With Bible Heroes." phasited throughout the day. Under 25 SR-22's SHIRLEY MILLET The morning classes will in. During the morning worship September. Cancelled .Rejected , R)4 921? Rev. Dorton said teachers are dude Bible stories, music, hour, servicemen and veterans E.Z. Payments Quotes crest I 'i needed In many areas of the recreation, flag salutes, hand. will be recognized and special Sunday School for the Fall, craft and refreshments. prayer will be offered on behalf 322-0285 831-9774 asking that volunteers call the Rev. and Mrs. Douglas E. of all those who will serve in the Porter are co-directors of the Armed Forces. HILDA RICHMOND church Office. .2417 S. French Ave. 574 )).7 The present Sunday School, to school which will have a staff of , USSI Sanford, Fla. 32771 Dellomi Otto Harris, who served inthe continue through this Sunday, experienced teachers. A will conclude for the summer demonstration program for Navy during World War II and INSURANCE AGENCY with n rnncreational covered narenic and friends was by the - of -- the ------- taken nrlconer r------- Christian Youth Aid Bangladesh '. % - - .- - a . -. - t - 'E - -' oeminc)iekownul-cn - I - - - - ----- iNews Y,~m. ,[çone5.CCi.?1 - - ______ _____ SOUTHERN AIR LOW AUTO RATES - - l ()J .ir1 --'.0-- fl-- / Vacation IlIbe School closing exercise at Zion Hope Missionary Baptist Church will be held at 6 drama, art and a variety of ' tonight at the church. A background in Christian Education was given to youth and adults during the entertaininent. This is a project of the Home Mission B"ird of to-et'k program. I pastor nnil Mrx. Vfr' • "tnn has been Pi.ie)P.Il 91 th e the Soutnern Baptist Conwiy &z sc,, has includcl Matue Cherry, Chinta 1 anyor asflLng1aU, vention. Altint'ice Ben th y, Betty Washington, Jannice Gqldern, Beruett Washington Jr., R'hecea flendersoii, .i __',. '-,. t.aIu'4'Iit .T i t.4'J . .ill IIAIIIISt€red to II, the camp. An additional tent __ Is -The shah is fond of comparing umasA into compiling those dull statisUcs about eitug food costs to the increased price of iis oil, seizures along the Mexican border. M.. . ._ - ' t -- - - - .. _____ . 1 itor - ___ - Edgemon, Nurse - Mrs. Alderman ihe youth musical, "Love" Evelyn Hayes .McIntosh. budget. The question still persists Sea in their flight for freedom speaking to Moses, the Bible "is recalled that he once taught a life, to God. conducted a daily radio among people today, and It Is from Egypt, can be seen either followed, but there is room also Protestant Sunday school class, broadcast for eight years, Actor Lancaster said the tele# rai.sed anew in an unusual tele- as miraculous intervent,lons of for a psychological inter- adding, "But I'm not an or- vision serial, in the making for served as chairman of the two years, "is the best thing k I've done in any religious film. It's the loveliest, most honest and most exciting." "We followed the Bible very closely," he said. "We didn't try to do any gimmicks." As for his portrayal of Moses, Lancaster said he saw the seller ' -- w strangely nebulous answer. - - - - the camp activities. The camp's program includes worship, Bible study, music, NEW YORK AP What is vision serial, "Moses-The Law- God or as unusual natural pretation," De Bosio says. "The thodox religious person. I don't this mystery? Who is this Un- giver," started last weekend phenomena-as sudden winds words may be a way chosen by believe in God necessarily, but I seen God that lances the inner and continuing for a total of six and tides. God to manifest himself, as do have a human set of values 1 conscience? That speaks from a weeks each Saturday night on It is presented so as to have much as they are a manifes- and ideals." fire that burns but does not the CBS network. "a rational explanation for non- t.ation of Moses' subconscious. As to where they originated, consume' "What is his name?" It perpetuates the old ques- believers and to be the result of "To each, his own bllefs." it was the experience of Moses, asked the ancient Moses, who tion, leaving the answer up to supernatural intervention for Lead actor Burt Lancaster the Israelites and ensuing early grappled with the ques- the viewers' interpretation, the believers," says Italian di- registered that same ambiva- prophets and Jesus that first ton. For example, various cx- rector Gianfranco De Bosio. lence in personal terms, brought out the central values "I am who I am," came the traordinary events, such as the In the same way, in portray. At a reception after a preview of human civilization, ascribing JACK A NDERSON - ___ , - . . 1. - __ _ Moses Series Asks 'Wf o Is God?' Pacific - ___________ - , - - BERRY'S WORLD - ~~' )i& ,'.',,', 'I" - Emancipation Rules _______ I . _____ Q7 t . .,.AA .~ ~- .n.1i tP.s With most of us not even looking, the United States is in the process of picking up a few ad- %%. 4. . 4, Te ico R4'iver Mission Camp - i -t, I 1 '6 - - I rI - . .~ 1~ _r . ____ HOPE - ____ In Friday, Sun. 27, 1975--SA -..1 - ___________ . A .----_---------.--.-....:--_-----,_•_•_ Fifty-three youth and adults ministry will be conducted at will be presented to: First 6. Amazing Praising Puppet left Sanford First Baptist Sweetwater, Term., which will Baptist Church, Marietta, Pals Dr. Cosmato 'II :, Church today for a week of include Bible teaching and Georgia; Tellico River Camp; 7 Recreation and Crafts mission activity at Tellico evangelistic services, morning Tent Revival and First Bapt ist i3 Kni gh t and Tom River Camp, Madisonville, and evening. Church, Maryville, lean. Smith III Tenn, This mission effort provides a ifflWI; The purpose of the camp is to First Baptist Church Is seven-fold ministry: Other adults accompaning Provide - spiritual and providing total financing for - I. Bible Teaching, Mrs. J. Ted this group with - special flçi1. recreational programs ror this ministry winch Includes cosmato responsibilities are Mrs. David young people who may not be travel, food, ma terials, 2. Witnessing, David Cochran C etc., ochr an, Mrs. Benny Austin, -1 .- 1 reached by any other method. (approximately ,000). These 3. Preaching, Dr. J. led Mrs. Jim Edgemon, Chris Inner.city children from funds have been raised by the Cosmato Ritchey, Joe Pickens Sr., Fred Alcoa-Maryville and Knoxville, youth, special contributions and 4. Music, Charles Davis Jr. Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Term, will be participating in from the church's general 5. Medical, Dr. Jim Longwell, Mr. and Mrs. Ed NO t i~ 11 ~ - - ~ mu" - A I..I '. ZION A glance at the state of the isla nds today might raise questions as to why the Marianans would want closer association. Claimed by Magellan for Spain in 1521, the Marianas (with the exbeware! Let the ception of Guam, a US. possession since the wary were held successively by Germany and Japan before passing to the umi States through conquest in the closing E months of the Pacific war. I'm sure they will be willing. Mr. McClung is The names of the major Islands Saipan. Apathy Was Cau'se right. We are all responsible. taken by storm in 1944, and Tinian, base for the Recently a letter appeared in your paper Richard C. Eley saturation bombing of Japan still evoke the from Mr. McClung. I found it interesting. It Sanford island-hopping course of that conflict. placed the blame for what happened in the Liberation, U.S.-style, has turned out to be County jail lire where It belongs, on all of us. Doctor Says Thanks The idea should be expanded. I'd suggest that I wish to take this means of thanking those something less than happiness ever after for the Mr. McClung and other taxpaying residents of who were so very kind to me in saving my life on 14,000 MV'lananS, however. Under previous IUItTS1 the Islands at least had a functioning if Seminole County try and become aware of Feb. 28, 1975, and the days that followed. something. It behooves every taxpayer to make To the physicians, Dr. Brooke Smith, Dr. primitive economy, based on sugar cane and the effort to find out how the money presently in Rape, and all who were involved in the Copra. Under U.S. administration, agriculture the county funds is being spent by the people emergency room, including the E. R. physicians, has deteriorated and the economy is fueled responsible for spending It. Wasting would nursing staff on two-west, information gr oups, primarily by $10 million plus that Washington probably be a better oz'i. laband radiology personnel, ICU staff, the Pinkum PP5 IntotheLsiandsamua1lY.SaiPanhasbeen The request by the sheriff for repairs which Ladles, to the administrator, the physicians of described by some resident Amer1cns as "an mule to him, the legend went The stronger amounted to about $1,100 is minute compared to Seminole Memorial Hospital, and all others island slum." horse would pull the mule hither and yon until the money alloted in areas where It Isn't really whom I may not remember at this time that Washington's pump-priming is probably what be was tired. Then the determined mule would needed, were so kind and interested in me as a patient. most voters head for hline. The horse, aroused, would pull So I urge all taxpayers in the county to learn Also to tht' ministers, the churches and the monwealth. had In mind in favoring corn.. Once legally inside the Union, the and dash erratically, dragging the mule and something about how their money is utilized, go pastors who visited and vol untary administered islan w ds l be eligible for a full range of federal il tire. Again the mule would bead for home. to those responsible, have your say and get their sacraments tome. To my office staff, those who aid programs from Medicaid to mortgage in. Eventually, with the horse dashing in all response. Wish you better luck than I had, were kind enough to send floral pieces, cards, sura. Direct U.S. expenditure in the islands Is directions and the mule heading only in one, the Yes, we are all responsible and the apathy telegrams and telephone messages. also expected to go up to $14 million annually, a pair would arrive where the mule wanted to and attitude of letting someone else do It conMy sincere appreciation and thanks to my clear dollars and cents gain for the Marlanans, go. tributes to the problems we find ourselves dear wile, who spent tw o-thirds of her time with on paper, at least. So it Is wi th President Ford and the U.S. facing. I admit it seems futile to try and do me, and to my brother, L. C. Stark.e, M.D. during Congress. something about the predicament we face in these trying hours. If I have omitted anyone... A nd if anyone should ask whatever became of Under the American system, no Congress can correcting the problems but maybe we should this Is Intended for you also. Manifest Destiny, the irresistable force that once have its way against a president, if the president try. Or do we want to continue to trust the Geo. H. Starke, M.D. devoured a continent, It seems to be alive and is determined, politicians to take care of everything? Sanford twitching out there in the far Pacific, enough in what happened to American railroads __ I ., ~" .1 .11 Iv 44. Li . Z - I . - - There have been, and it was inevitable that there would be, me cheap shots taken against the new regulations proposed in shIngton recently against sexual discrimination :ucation. is impossible to make progress in an area of controversy tt.hout provoking criticism, Discrimination against girls and women has been so deeply -nrained in our uistltutlons that It takes passonlate protest to move effectively against It and effective moves against It stir up equally passoniate protest. Women's groups protested that the regulations proposed by Casper W. Weinberger, secretary of health, education and welfare, don't go far enough. Collegiate athletic directors, concerned about paying for their million-dollar programs based on men's football and basketball gate receipts, called the new rules destructive. The Congres3 will hold hearings later this month to make sure the regulations carryout the purpose of the law (Ttl !Yn1 the ducatl,~wa' ;Wamdmeras U 1972) under which the new rules were issued. ; / Dest.: ny .-. ".. i - '4 - - . I I '-*1(41 U - -- -7 4 ., . ." , 1 .,~ ( \ A president 0 - I 1W I The Central Florida Chorale, which departed here on Wednesday, ,as greeted at the Polish Consulate in New York yesterday prior to its departure last night for a 21-day tour of Poland. During their stayin Poland, the Sanford gals will perform nine concerts. The complete 21-voice chorus is made up of adults ranging In age from 1912 and Is one of a dozen troupes of artists who have been leaving the U.S. on similar tours the past few weeks under a Friendship Generation Program. As part of Its visit to Poland, the Chorale will perform several selections in the baroque second floor reception of the Consulate. DON GRAFF - T V-1 ueu •.. .., . rWIW T - CROMLEY i 53 Leave Sanford To Attend - RAY ~~~~~ i ~~~~~~~'~~~~~~~~ii ~~~~~~~~ Evening Hera lO Sanford, FL Monday to assist any persons wishing to obtain ne w boat registrations. State law enforcement officials will conduct strict checks on boat registrations, especially over the holiday weekend, according to the tax collector's office. t_ .. -~~ ,_e~gt!~t!jr!~-__,-v4 I It might be a bit late, but better late than never. Anyway, congratulations to former Sanfordite Kenneth M. Leifler upon his appointment as circuit court Judge. Leffler, who practices law In Altamonte Springs, was appointed by Gov. Reubin Askew to fill the vacancy created by the resignation of Judge William G. Akridge, effective July 1. Leffler will assume the position of judge of the 18th judicial circuit as of Tuesday. A doff of The Herald derby to Mr. Leffler, a resident of Longwood and welcome him to the esteemed bench. Got your fishing license for the 1975-76 season yet? If not, you'd better hurry, 'cause come July 1, the State Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission will begin a strict check for the licenses and persons wetting a Line with out one may be subject to arrest. The new licenses have been on sale since June 2 and are valid until June 30, 1976. They may be purchased at the Seminole County Tax Collector's office and his licensed agents. A resident fishing License costs $3. A sportsman may purchase a combination ILSIILng and hunting license for $10.50. One dollar from the sale of each $3 fishing lIcense is set aside in a fishing improvement fund and can be used only to improve the state's fresh water fishing. Thus, when you buy your license you're actually helping to improve fishing in Florida's many fresh water lakes and streams. Time is running out as your old license expires Monday night ai midnight. It w uld be wise not to wait until the Lust minute to gct the new one. i-------------. $:.- - _. -----. ------ --- r J ', �-.4 .----- - 6A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. -__ -•-'.• Southern I Br'. $ ft If. 'r %ebbltNtc?iosf , )Imuivtnblorsivns$ P-Np Wed Eve Pra,nM.tlul :: :: : L fl 3$ a in Il - lie in :: I A U U \J ___________________ ,.•.............................. . ..,...•...•.•..•.•. • ........................_.•.,. •. . or 000 cuecs Cor 2PTPandtlrn Pv F Don Cac MO,,IIIWS,;IvIp EvCninI Worship o.. - :: Miitlr Sunday ScPieeI ',aJ )'i':!. Pastor 'Ti POLLING HILLS MORAVIAN CHUPCH • FIRST ASSEMILY 1:)Op Moravian OUR NATION! God :• ii o.a m. lISp Lengeod. Fla j, aoi ntrstst JsPuiiIn 'P Baptist *LVARY BAPTIST ASSEMILY 30$ Faume iSa ordQardeeC:UIp 11 C3) D,ai SPw-cIl,y Past.,, Pr,acli.n & WarShip Srin & Procl.imri, ."e'- Pi'dii , - e. SANF'o' f'IlSTlAN 'J'A'tWtltvl phe,, Ifl Ills (TI I tOp in ., . ' .,-.. çm -. i... .. r.. . -. I'T" ' 'a ' ' ' C ) ,,- a 1) ."'tL S .' '• (l.A.' approximately 20 calories, and have more (at than men when ruptured appendix. usually have a normal dinnet- . they are in an optimal state of MI turned out well in Ue On days when I have had too health. As long as you don't handsofa skillfulsurgeon, but! Ihat an action to foreclose the recorded in Piat Book I?, Page 35, of DEO mortgaoe on the following described the public records Cf Seminole _____________________________ property in Seminole County, County, FlOrida IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE The present zoning ciassili,ation EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. Florida, to wit: regular weight and stay there 11 area you are probably just pendix would not be disclosed accord1ng 'o the Plat thereuf cIAtsfiCation is described In the Civil Action No. 751193CA44.A in Plal Book 13, Page 75, of Zoning Ordinance and Regulations In re: the Marriage .- Holy Ccmmvnè•n Church School -• - ( - t ' , lSl7ParkAs,snua. Charles N Cramp r .ang,lsi Sunday *TRR Br.adcasI C ISa in Bible Study IC Na in MOfi.iiWOfl.hip II lie m Evtni5*tiCe 111pm lUdn.-yd.ay Bible Cfpss "P PiNECREST IAPTISTCHURCH 111W £li'p.rl Blvd 15v KefwsiThH.lt Sday School S lii in 111pm 731pm Lake Mary, Pie Riv Paial 0 Triss.I a '' • ' . THE REDEEMER G'' • .1 4 I j , PALMETTO AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH the ( - -- •. • ,. -. )lç 1' ., / )4, i ' Sunday ScPiool WOrihIplervIce O5e You Total e e to 11JST of lt . It Cha, ELDER SPRINGS BAPTIST CHURCH Ilip in. 731, as PrayerMeet4nWedn,,day FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF 10140*000 III Oraivee Street 1,1.1 RvtttOrant Pastor Su'sdaykh.ol 531am I Ham 541am is u ,,, Pew Marvino Buckv'tr ClIuvchSchooI MIrwngWwsh.p Iveolsg Wenhip MYF CHRI$TUNIT(D SvndaySool MomniaWer'ahip FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH pastor OF SANFORD 541am. 3SJlSanterdA,e1I$S in. R•s, FredMCCIvsry Pastor tip in Svndiy School ISa in $)IP 11am Service P )ip ,, BibleStudvT,es Eve734pm . " , . " -. . '"i '. . .. . -.. , . .'' I - , . •' , .. .•. • .. . _,:' . ..,_• . -. ' ' . . .,'.. , . . Ii '• " 'I • . , . l's, 1IlJ I -' :1 1 • :- tI . ' ' :'' COVENANT PRESbYTERIAN CHURCH t7C3Hwy&Lak.Mry)lvd Rev A Clarke D.ai, • Past Sunday Church School s Mevnin Warship LNvrtuy It N in Saturdip Men'B,,abIst $ Warn ';:- : - ; • I 'i,i. j Chvrchlctsool Ucruini Worship Nursery 1:34 ? as, d$unday , $ Np in SANLANDO UNITED FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST K1EaIIS.ceadStre,t Sunday Service & 1:34pm Sundap$cf*ol s Clam Worship lISle as Nvrsery&Kiasd.q,a,ler, C ISo in l N in hcld a rule adoption public meeting at 730 P M , July S. 197$. in the THE LAKE MARY UNITED PRESSYTIPIAN CHUNCH SVndy ChurchIcheol MerIseIs, *eriiiip YovThGreup E. C. Elsea and Staff MORTUARY Eunice I. Wilson and Staff Mr. and Mrs. Al Wilson - UPSALA PRESIYTIRIANCHURCH Center Count, Club & Upsala bit SundaySct*ei MOISIM Worship IveaiIsWoishi4p IWO (TI 500am I Np . ' . Sanford, Fla. SENKARIK GLASS and Employes of Sanford • WINN-DIXIE STORES Ovideo, Florida and Employes PRINTING CO., INC. ¼b STENSTROM REALTY TRANSMISSION Herb Stenstorm and Staff David Beverly and Staff FLAGSHIP BANK of Sanford and Staff . 200 W. First Niw Ml lien Baptist CP,s'rch. 1771 Pear Ave Raverwsa Park IaplvI Church. 3142 W 3ff1I St Peegle's Baptist Chapvf, ill' W Putt Slices, tairlerd Pra.rv, Lake Baptist. Ridge Rd. Fern Park Central laptill Church 13.1 04k AsP (P,) igPI Firti Baptist Seor.d Siviih M'ision.v, Beplitt CI'.iaccIv. W.st Sa't'nvi Sv'land RapisI Ct'viwP, 343, Pirntt?y EiderSprinsIaptistChvsch.OtdOrIai4.Rd atHestef Ave First Baptist Church. I'S Park Ave Fripndth.p Baptist Church of Altamenle $p,*ns. It 431. Altarnont, Spriis,s st Paul Bp$ist Church. SI) Puw Avi St Matthews laptit? Ct.iw cli. Canaan Nqts Springfield Missionary Baptist. 17th £ Cedar St 111115'S Milibenary laptit Church. hI Cypress St Fitit Baptist ChurCh of Lao_-s Mamy F.rst Sahts' Church of Lake Mom'oe Firstlapt*stCkvrch.fLeag.eetCsr.Cbwch&GraM £flemilde 4pmIa,$ Zisu te.. $aptø Church. ill Drags A.', F,r,t Ilsilols Missionary Baptist Chvrr-'s. 1181W. 13th St Fq-tt Cite Baptist Church All Siuls Catholic Church, ill Oak Ave. Sarstord st A's Cathoi,c Church. Dngud Tra.I, DeScry METHODIST Bethel A 74 E - Church, Canaa.' Hits Caswlberry Canimsvntty Uni'id 'MI,;44$t Church, Hwy 171) & PiIy Rldge It, Canvas' Church of Christ, Pao(a Pi. it United Me$hodi5 Ch,rch, hI Pack Ave Florida where the livestock Is in c' Church °1 God, 14) Hickery Church ot God, 113 W 72nd St Church II Old, 0v,d. Church ii 0-ed Holiness, Lake Manese Geneva Metheilist C1.vrcr. Gene,. Orate Unitid Mahip$iit Jivrcfi, Ai'1iorl Blvd Grant Chaps' I, CI B. Cturch. Ov,e OnIpriw. Uctt,vVlI Church, Qylili Oslents Mat$4sf ChjqcJi OTHER CHURCHES AIIm's A U C Church, Olive & 17Th All Faith Chapel. Camp Sonsinsi,. We-si,1 Pa,k Rd $eariall Avenue Holiness Chapel, IeargaII Ave CNvrci of C-ed in Christ, viii. ClIwche4 Oadl4Prlef*Cy.ftøS,SlmAve. If, w.e,y', AMI. Church St. It, Ill, Osteers Ii P$iaf". Methodist Church, Oste,. RI, EM,rpflee laste, FernnO,ii,, Pan ChurCh, St. JiIWSsChr,Hetem Chap,l.liy li-fl. . . - - v. _-..-...\...-.. ' -.'._.-.-.. _.__' .-,.-'.' v Pentecssta:op.n Bible Tabernao., Nidge,,ii Ave.(O,t 3$Iti 'p polite Seminole Hits School) Lake Mary Chtc11uI the ldasaren,,Lar, Mary Blvd Lake Mty Langwe4 (Itlidi of eti Na,aeera, Wayrnen & Jessup Ave tnr,qviir; First Penfeceilal Chwos of Sant., Pull Gupsi TaW,nie 373• Country Club Ml Cliv HeIirs,s Church, Oak Hill RI, Osteen Sanford Alliance Church, Iti s Pan A$ Sanford cI Jeh.ah, 5 Wilness,t 1011* Ills St Th Salvation Amy, t$5 W 24th St PII&hSBYTIRIAN LuffieraeChurchefRed,,,,, 113W 7HPPtaze P,rst PresbyterIan Church, Oak Ave & kd St Canetbevry - - -.-- NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC r -' Sb . •-'-- ---- -.- - .- -. --' ' '. following described property. The - P-IA Re-sdential Zone - Rear SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARC West 34633 fI "4 the following: YarciSetf)ackvariancefrom)O't07' Beginning at the West corner of Lot for pool on the fOliOwimig described OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS '- -,r 'tt, .L . --. ' . •.-. .- -.''. - '"' ', r' - . " '.-,--' / , - . . . ......... . . .' ' of Southwest '. Section 76, TownP 21 South, Range 31 East, BeglnningattheWcorneroqLoi 148, public records of Seminole County, Block D, D P. ?,titChoII's Survey of Florida, in Section 1121-71 Further 21 South, Range 31 East, LESS North II(i OS ft. thence run N 73 dig W Drive (DIST 3) 33 ft to the N line; thence run S B) 10. Jack Smith - BA(7 21-75) 63v 33 feet for road 1W acres more or dig Cl' W to P06, less the W 77703 - P-lA Residential Zone - Rear leSS) and West I of Northeast i of Southwest '4 of Section ft. Further described as located in Yard Setback Variance from 10' to 3' 76, Township South Section 10-21-30. South of Hors" to build swimming pool cmi the 21 Track barns, at the North end of following described property: Lots I Range 31 East (10 acres more less) and North '-, of Southwest 4 of private drive, DlST No I) and 7. Block C. Sanlando Springs 4. Hi Flavor Meats - BA(7.21-75) Tract 23. as recorded in Plat Book 5, Southwest' a of Section 26. Township 21 South. Range 31 East (20 acres 4TE - Al Agriculture Zone - To Page 16, publIc records at Seminole parka mobilebomeontlsefoltowing County, Florida, in Secton 771-79 moreorIess)arsdNorth'-,ofWest'of Section 76, described property' Lots 33 and 36. Further described as corner of Of Southwest ' Township 21 South, Range 31 iat and S 'of Lots 15 and 19 and that Virginia Avenue and Robert (IC acres more or less), ALL in part of Lot 37 East of Tusk,awilia Avenue fOIST 1) Road &Id streets between Lots 1$. ii, Central Florida Beverage Seminole County. Florida, Further II, 33. 36 and 37, Tusk.awiIla, in Company - BAt? 71 751.64V - Ml described as approxImately ' mile Section 6-21 31, PB 1, Page S Fur- Industrial Zone - Side Yard East of Alafaya Trail on the South of Lake Hayc's Road, and ap- tIter described as located on S R - 419 Variance from 20' on West lot Inc to Florida Technological university to be used for night watchman) office and warehouse on the fCill')wing described properly Lots and 3 mites South of downtown fOIST, No 1) 2. CUMBERLAND FARMS 47TE -- A I Agriculture Zone - To lndusrrlat Park. as recorded in PB Subdivislonasrecordedin Plat Book bo0wP1trati0i1onthefol1owing 1 June16, 1975- Regular Meeting Page 97, public records of described properly- A'i of the South This publiC hearing will be held n Seminole County. Florida. run west 'of theSouth*est ' of Section the Courtly CommiSsion Chambers thence East 253 5 feet along the 31-il 31 Further described as on of the Courthouse, Sar'4ccd, Florida, South line of said Lot 0. thence North state Roac 16 approximately one on July 71. 1975, at CO P M . or as feet, mile South of Osteen Bridçje (01ST. scon thereafter as possible 215 feet, thence West 249 S. Robert A. Steele - BAll 7175? Office of the Zoning Adm,n,strat lit 77 feet to the East right ot way line of State Road £76, ther.ce South 4ITE -- A 1 Agriculture Zone - To will be considered and persons within an P 1AA, One- Family default will be entered against you Dwelling, zoning district presently for the relief demanded in the - lying within the municipal limits of co-nplalnt or petition South Oldeg 21' 13" Ecst 112 1 feet to of the Southwest '.of Section 1 20 31 be found necessary Further details point of beginning, located in Further descrbed as on Deardali available by calling 32) 4330 Ent 301 Seminole County. Florida, and Aienue (01ST 2) Sec 397131 Further described as 2 71 75)'ISTE --- A 1 Agriculture Zone of Adjustment - To park a mob.le home on the By' Victor Gischlcr. ml. S of Ovie-do Hwy 176 Actinq Chairman This public hearing wilt be held iri following described property - Beget and 036 77' West of Northeast Publish June 77. lOTS the County Commission Chambers the Courthouse, Sanford. Florida. Corner of SectIon 311930. run South DEO 1)6 on July 37, 197$. at 7 00 PM. or as Sd 63'. West ICr, South 317 13', West 112 73', South 23 de West 7364' ____________________________ soon thereafter as possible. PubliSh June 27, July 1, II, ii. 1975 The present zoning classification DEO u f said property Is P 1AA. One nsIder the adoption of an Or Famil'p Dwelling, as that PROFESSIONAL Board of County PlortPi)de'g 26' East634 IS'. E 713', N Commissioners Seminole County. Flid 212 4' S 79 dig West $4 4.5.. N 1 deq West 430', East to P06 Further IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE By SId Vihlen. Jr . deScribed as located on 6th Street EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR . ATTESTArthur H IL'ckwith. Jr Publish' June 27. 197$ DIG 177 C. VARIANCES I. Cart Turner (Superior Con. struction) - ISA(7 7173) 6.$V -- P IA Pesicientiat Zone - Lot size trom 9,c*343 square fret to ' r- hearing :Carol-1 n P Stenstron, .(ltalrm.,n Beard of TrusteeS -tatrict Board of Truttees i5tfblr Junior College CITY OF WINTER SPRINGS, will be heard Said hearing may be are to be performed on a short term Commission of Seminole Covnty. Unit 1, Plal Book I). Page 95, C 0 Phil Reed analysis of future demands. lonal engineering services for locatedon Clyde Avenue and Burns ph: 16177166111 - . .-.- -- . 5 - ..-'----- -' ' - .,.- - .. -4f"'' '. '. • ..' . -v •.. 3. DOUGLAS BRUSE JOHNSON. and Song term alternatives ans the 5' on the following described 15's Circle, Casselberry, Florida. land use decision making process SW corner of N, of 51 'aOl II arid file the original w'tPstnec;erk ijt Ald1 Street on Main Street, tlflent information to William Kercher, County Planner, Seminole City of Canaan. North sdi' of Street County Courthouse, North Park 3-Alan Nelson - (SAl? 21 7,i 57V Avenue. Santord. Florida. 37771' be entered against you for ttse reid demanded in the complaint or petition WITNESSmy handand theIr., ut 1 "-- _,. , and cvaluatonof current and future width variance from 70' to SO' and heard at sid hearing DATED: 'This 24th day of June, 37771, Qualification data. (1) time at least fifteen (15) days By order of the Plannipg and preferrablyllstedon Standard Form Zoning Commissior. of the City of Prior to the time 04 public hea'ing. AD 197$. Cay of Winter 751 and an outline' of similar wk DATtDIhit7lthduiyof June. 197$ Sanford, Ficrida. this 74th day of Springs, Florida prolects pirformed by the firm, City of Winter Commission Publh- June 27. IV7S 010 173 -'-' - Lloyd Payor (Superior Con. action for diSsolution of marriage Seminole County Comprehensive has been tiled against you and you Plann:ng Act of 1974 Services to be struclion) - BAll 71151 WV - P I Petitioner -.-'-s-' '. '."- City Clerk By' Mary T Norto, -'--' ' '' Newman 0 Brock. Esqu1re City Attorney Winter Springs. FlorIcW Publish - June 77. IllS OFO 1*0 Florida Publish' June 77. 197$ DFCS ill :-' '' -' -' " - ---. '• Chairman Chairman -'"" ' 'SI. riot later than July 9. ins JUly 9, IllS —_---4.'_--'-- ---- , - Commsloners PublIsh. June 77. 1973 DEO 115 Commissioners Publish - June 77, 1973 DEO 166 --_- - v' Variance from 75 to I)' lot ut.iity or immediately (Seal) property - South 713' at East 79 5' of 101, Palm Hammock, fl Section Ii 7031 Further described as of nf Sanford Avenue 10151 ,- As Clerk of the Ciru' Court A Deputy Clerk Puhii. ire' ft o i- i 11 1v75 '------.-.------.-_-- .' "."__'- -, '. - -- -_-..__ .- si'; t - 1, .'. V vL'i' Si U- considered are requested to Submit iSO'.5i60'wtobeqinnttig. in5ectin Arthur H Harris Chairman ,i '. ''-,;"c9n' JI t , Li biti•1. '•,.'-": i s,,ri) Respondent Wife NOTICE OF ACTION In accor-clance with the State of square feet .olSi square lees on the Florida's Consultant's Coerpetitive following described property Lot of it COUNTY, FLORIDA Case No. 73.1213.CA.OqF In re the Marriage of DOUGLAS BPUSF JC4NSOP4 Petitioner HuSband REFERRED TO IN SECTION 44 26, possible, at which time Ihe parties for the Water Facilities element of ARTICLE II, APPENDIX A, and citlicns for and against the tlieSeminoleCounty Ccimpret'iensive three (3) public places within the service areas tiv water supply arid AND EFFECTIVE DATE A copy of said Ordinance and the City of Winter Springs, Florida, t diStribution systems for planning 5 '' Allpartiesinlnterestardcltizens TheEven'ngHerald.anew,.perof days prior to the date of the public Semlnolecoijnty Courthouse, North ThePNIIOOSPeIChW(lsolOuL ' U Defendant(s), NOTICE OF ACTION All objections to this notice and City Of Sat.ford. Seminole County, Clerk of Winter Springs, Florida,for newspaper of general circulation In good working knowledge of water' Florida Artice VIII, Supplementary one (1) tIme at least 1$ days prior tO its relstionship to the total arid sameDistrict Board of Trustees on or the Addition of Section 7. as follows dlt:un. notice shall be posted In the inquiries may be Submilted to to attend and be heard before July I. 1975 All legal issues attention nd an attempt made to United Church 04 Christ, Altarn.ns. Cininwnity Chapel, LII Ceasvenanh Presb,l,r,.y CP'vccls, 3371$. OrIsni. Di. ..-. — Sanford, Florida at 500 P M on Office Buildflq at Seminle Junior -- College, SanfOrd. Florida A copy of Thursday. July 10, 197350 sonsider IillCtPfcheltflIIIa,ar,,.,W eifalMaI, I iris Park Lskv ---- -. 217$) I9TE - A 1 Agriculture Zone and Melody Lane (01ST. 31 _______________________ said East line of road. thence South described prOprtv The W 4.35 4? of heard craliy Hearings may be -'s,thr' Administration Building and Public HearinC will be held in tIle ORDINANCES IN CONFLICT Council. 4 Kinweris Hall ol Jehovah's W,tr.ci, . Lake Man'o u,i,t. is * 3rd 5t S,UTHERAN AScetstan Lutheran Church, Oveebr..S Dr., Cassetbetry G-1d Shepherd Uiuuii Luthorais, I'NI S. Orlari. DV, CONGREGATIONAL .._-.:' Publish: June 13, 20. 77. July 4, 1973 ri Plat Dock 7, Page 99, in Section 17 Wivte, Spint Se,,nih Da, Ad,,l Slid AIta,,easfe Spr..s,s CHRISTIAN Fet? Chr,itian Church. 1117$ Sanford Ave Santori C)v,tttan Church, Ill W Lirpsrt Bird tatbons Of the DisIrict Board of - Seventh-Day Ad,ent,it Church, Maitiand Aie . Altamente Sprirqs ,Secretary, Ev Officio PubliSh lure' 27. 191$ DI 0 t9 - NW corner of the 'n?erseclion of S P plication proposed by I Church for service on plaintiff's attorneys or Department of Highway 1797. South p m • or at soon thereafter as and of Sanford, Seminole County, possibie,onMonday,JuIy7I. il7S,to - addenda relsting to i.'sdebtedness, financial AId, and fees. SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST First Seuthern hr-itt(r'ist I ";cb 44 Sanioqd Awe Christ lp'scep.l Church. Lorsw,.d Holy Cress Epascepal. Park Avi. at 4* $1. Cli,,stwu Church, Brar Lake Pd it Jamsen Westiniøtier Presbvie,ian Church. Red lug Pd. Casselw,,y Nyrth,,de CPiuvcP f r..nst, F:. Haven Dr . M.a,tl,,,d Iessve Church of God, 1711W 57th St . Sarifsr'.l Lakes Catholic Church, IJISMa,,,nuliais D.n.n. SI Macks Presbyterian Church, Illi Palm Spein,s Rd. Altamente S*ulh Sentinel, Church if ChrIst, 145 Lska Newell Rd ChwchelCh,,st,e$palns Spriis,sDr .At?amenf,$pgt Church of Cheist, Geneva Les$rberry New$ethlMiss'ors$rydhur,fs,5th.&PhckvyAvI. NEWMAN 0 BROCK, ESQUIRE Irs accordance with PhC State of rvperditures, payrolls. insurance, sum of 112721 for fees. cepenses. Springs. Florida, title cif which is as Zoning Ordinance and Regulations Of the City of Winter Springs. Flor!da's Consultant's Conspetilive travel and tubsistenCe, bookstore, feeding, care and cost thereof followsNegotiations Act, the County property control and use of facilities John E Polk AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY Florida the public hearing will be held in Commi.skn of Serniriole Covn'y, and eguprrent Sheriff OF WINTER SPRINGS. FLORIDA, THE the City Hall. WSntr Springs, Florida will consider and Select 5975 1976 Catalog FOR of Seminole County PROVIDING General - CHURCH OF CHRIST Publish - June 77, 1973 Chapter Ill Instructional Program offer for sale and tell at public sale DEO 175 Relating to curriculum, ac to the highest bidder for cash the grievance procedure BusineSs V Chapter - Srings Our Cody if JAMIESOPI & TAYLOR Post Office Box 2779. First refrigerating, lighting, plumbIng, Having Claims or Demands Aaintt Act of 1971. Services which are to be You arehereby rutifled thI I will Operational HepelaptSICPuecn PC'wslit,C rnjq'-t(',nIwi FcswtICTy Northude Baptist Church. Chelueta Missionary Baptist Church, I11rth Rd. lnt.visa Mbceders.,a Miitv.n Baptist C0.vrtIs. Oak Hill RI, eileen Moc*i's, O'oey $apt.t 'Piurch. Geneva Hwy Mt Moriali Prmm,1i Baptist. 1141 LOCUSt Ave , 54',fov Mi 0',.. Mi tiOa.i, Eseptiel CPiviCJl. SanL..do S,iivi, RI, ______ &ss s,na u.nnar, ptt Cch, Jerry Avq Of Lot 49. ________ philosophy of the thparlment. and located at the Agricultural & Road will hold a public hearing at 7:30 Florida , - POvutain Shied Iapt'it C'svvci. Ov,,di thence run N 16 dig 79' E. 130 ft to 1775 feet Of the East Spring's, FlOrida and program dIslopment. and the wit' one Welch Pony, I hands and I WINTER SPRINGS, and more fully described as follows, this Court on thiS 74th clay of June, towit iitrary's acquisition, lending and inch high and weIghing 300 oounds. FLORIDA 5975 Lot 1, Block A. North Orlando (COURT SEAL) fines policies bronze with black mane, tail and P4011:. of Pubiic Hearing Panct)cl Section Four, according to Chapter IV Student Services stockings Onlett leg. whitestocking TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN Arthur H, Beckwith, Jr NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the plat thereof as recorded in Plat Relating to financial aid. coun above black stocking, at II 00 AM. Clerk of the Circuit Court selling, lob placement. behavior and on the 7th day of July AD 1975 at the City Council of the City of Winter Book 1?, Page 33. of the public By - Lillian Jenkins student discipline, records, the Seminole County Animal Control Spdnqs, Florida, that said Council records ot Seminole County, As Deputy Clerk ______________________________________________________________________________ Calvary Baptist Church. Crystal LAk, £ i, Lake Mary Depy Clerk JEAN PHELPS. Defendants Lamb's booklet on losing development. employment procedures Of the TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: ' HARRELL& BEVERLY CELERY CITY BAPTIST LIstiOch Baptist Church. Oviedi Ca'vary Baptist Assembly, $5 Paimmortl (Saolwd Gardeis Clul. AD 1973 Side Yard Variancefrom 10' to 6' or Florida, less the S 100 ft and E 2Sf?. Road (DIST Plo. 1) 4. Lillian Chinowitts - BA(7 21 swimming pool enclosijqe on ?rte and less that portion conveyed to the ) I6TE -- A 1 Agriculture Zone - following described property. Lots 1 State of Florida in R w deed, in 5ectboi 1721 29. Further described IC park a idolIe home on the and 2. Block E. Sanlando Springs $5 tIle Southwest corner of SR 436 follmiwing described property: Begin Tract 11, as recorded in PBS. Pg 48. and Academy Drive in Forest C'ty. at SE corner of SW a of NW ' of public records of Seminole County. Section 207037. run West 1375 ft Florida, in Section 12129, Further 3 JOHN P. TESINSKY, C3 North 200 ft.E 132Sf? to point 200 ft described as corner of Sanford AGRICULTURE TO WHOLESALE C OMME P CIA4. North of P06 Further described as Avenue and Barton Street adiacent to P-4le 5, Rolling Hills Golf Club DISTRICT, PZ(6.473).i4. Begin at on Cochran Road. (01ST No. 1) 7. nez BecN-BA(?-71-75)-ilE- fOIST, I) the intersection of the Canal and the The Management and Employes L, D. PLANTED INC. DEKLES' ASSEMBLY OF GOD thence continue P4 13 dig 31' W, 100 200' to 137 3' 0,1 thC following along fIt. Southerly P W line of S P. Lot Size Variance from 43.340' to CAlL IN HOWARD, deceased late of treatment systems fld itS i"ole iri the relief demanded in the Complaint Seminole County, Florida, to he land use decision making process, WITNESS my hand and the seal of detached or detachable, MagIc Chef Range, Model 3i2V Clerk of the Circut Court. and file Persons or firms desiring to be this Court on June 2nd. 1915 Fasco Hood, Model 766 these proposed regulations will be the same In dupl'cate and as consdered Should possess a (Seal) General Electric Disposal, Model ptovide'd an opportunity to do Si) by provided in Section 773 18, Florida knowledge of sev/er system planning Arthur H - Beckwith, ,Ir. FC100 appearing before the District Board Statutes, in their Offices , the on a large area basis, current Clerk of the Circuit Court General Eelctric Dishwasher, Handbook of Policies and County Courthouse in Seminole regulations and trends, and the By: Joy Stokes Model 5D230 County. Florida, within four ability to work with other con Deputy Clerk Procedure's. 197% 1976 Edition, Chrysler Furnace, Model 1207-20 calendar months from the time of sultants in sketch planning fOr Publish: June 6. 13, 70, 77, 197$ Chapter I Board of Trustees Chrysler Air Conditioner, Model the first publication hereof, or the future lend 'ties Proposals and DEO 41 Relating to the mecnbers'iip and 176201 inguires may be submitter? to Same will be barred, organization, meetings. powers and State Hot Water Heater, Model W Filedat Sanford, Florida, this 23rd Darrell Dilrnore, Senor Planner, duties, philosophy, code of ethics. Wall to Wall Carpeting Park Avenue, Sanford, Florida 0 Andrew Speer. WINTER SPRINGS, reim relationships, bonds. has been filed against you arid you ('ecutor of the Qualifications 37771. data, FLORIDA bvrsemer'$ of eipenses arid equal arerequlrecito serve a copy of your preferrably listed on Standard Form Estate of Caroline Notice of Public Hearing opportunity policy of the Board of written defenses, if any. it 231 and an outline of similar work IC WHOM IT MAY COPICE RN Catlin Howard, Deceased trustees MacLean and Brooke, plaintiff's ProliCts performed by the firm, PubliSh June 77. July 4, 1973 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by attorneys, wtio%e address is Post Relating to the statement of 9. illS ______________ JulySIdney acaciemic freedom, duties of the Springs, Florida. that said City Florida, 37202. on or before July L VIhIen, Jr., president, work load, contracts, Council will hold a public hearing tO 25th, 197$, and ti'e the original with College & PAINT CO., INC. PANTRY PRIDE Mel Dekie and Employes AIIPSUr H Bickwith, Jr % tokej -.•',.'-'; 7. Preston E. Turllngton - BA(7 tes-Iirse of SR (16, a distance of CIAL DISTRICT, P1 (641S)iS. Unrecorded Plat of St. Johns Ranch Further d5cribOd as on Atlantic Estates, In Section 7-2037 Further Drive (DIST. 1) Lots 32 and 53 oP Forest Lake Sub division, as recorded in PB 1. Pg , described as located 'a mile West of I). Peter Tripodi - BA(7 21 lSi - A & P WEO PUBLIX MARKETS Insurance GULF SERVICE days prier to the date of the public By: Joy 1'';'. SEMINOLE COUNTY. a cor- ____ The Board of County Corn- of Moses E. Levy Grant, run South Revision, as recorded in Plat Book calories In and calories used laboratory tests we use. All poration organized and esisting IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE deg E 1101-OS ft. thence run N 73 16, Pages 32-33. Seminole County, EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. missioner-s of Seminole County, Many people would be far must be evaluated in the total under the Laws of The United States CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Florida,will hold a public hearing to dig W 23339 H to the N line; thence Florida. in Section iS 71-71. Further rUIIS 03 dig 07' W to P06, less the W described ason Jerome Way. fOIST consider the following items better off improving their picture, which includes the of America, COUNTY, FLORIDA. Plaintiff, A. PUBLIC HEARINGS FOR 430 7 ft Further described as 3) No 75656 CA 096 history and the physical. ,, exercise program and ZONING located at the North end of Azalea CHANGE 9. Harold Spinks - BA(77i-75) OF DIVISION ANDREW J. PEPININGTOPI and WILMINGTON SAVINGS FUND Avenue, South of Horse Track SSV - R-1AA Residentisl Zone REGULATIONS more normally insteadof trying 1. SPARTAN INVESTMENT CO., Barns, in Section 1021 30 (DIST. Side Yard Variance from 10' toO' to Send your questions to J)i wife, LUCILLE P4- PENNIIJGTON, SOCIETY, a Delaware corporation, to starve themselves. This Is WARREN R. TURMAPI and wife, No 1) cover concrete patio and enclose INC., R.1AA (SINGLE FAMILY) Plaintiff, especially true during the Lamb, In care of this ALYNE TURMAII. HOUSEHOLD 3. Leonard Casselberry - BAIl- with screen enclosure on the AND P.) (MULTI-FAMILY) DWELLING DISTRICT TO A-i 7175)-SOlE - A 1 Agriculture Zone following described properly: Lot development years when newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, FINANCE CORPORATION, a RAFAEL A. RIVERA and NORMA Board of County and Emptoyes (Seal) - ues, and appurtenance, which reQuired to present any claims and the prolection and analysis of short the above styled Court on or b.'fore July 7th. otherwise, a Judgment now areor may hereafter pertain t. Florida for thC Purpose of demands which ',ou may have and long range demands and repealing, amending, or adopting or be used with, in, or on Said II. in II Ma in )Ip in ., John Y. Mercer and Staff , dition, notice shall be posted In the 9th day of June, 1973 Dissolution of Marriage. -, following des(rlbed property: From Records .3emlnole County, Florid.s the SE cornerof SE 'aOl NE 'aol SE Sn SectIon 71 21 29 Further the said Court on thIs 17th day of nf the District Board of Trustees Any person wiShing to be heard on Ptlene$34-7l1I Of5aaiIed JuIse II. 1572. Lonwood Meets Is, Sunday Services at The Seventh day Adventist Church. Maitlond A,,nu,. Lilarnenfe sgeus (Just Sivlh,f 114)4) knpi..ti S.4,',I.d ly the Aj..., I FIRST PRESIYTIRIANCHUICH Oak Ave &3rdSI Rev ViriiL Iryani and Rev Kennetti W Malis. Mitlirj 1' '' ( f. j: . :' ' . . i .. I, . .- .js5 tIC ,tii'' bl..i.gS.',., if. . UMYF Men's Prayer Breakfast s' I ii(IlII,?I//'It' ,, '., METHODIST CHURCH hI Park Ave LooP K,n Patter MerningWorshap I )I&tlam • I' Jia Ut •'i l.'j ' And Staff P'7:-A, Pr' OnC (iltime at least 15 days prior to publication if this notice, the fic TO RICHARD .1 PHELPS and Norma J Rivera, DEAR DR. LAMB - One test self addressed stamped en tltlO name, to wit ATLANTIS Residence Unknown hi wife SWIM SCHOOL uncier which I am doctors give to determine the s'elope to the same address and Last Known Address: Residence Unknow engaged in businet at - 760 Holly St. presence of infection in the ask for the "Ling weight" 76.41 Myrtle 5venue iv the City of Altamonte Springs, appendix is a blood test. In a Sanford, Florida booklet. Howard P. Well Florida YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Residence Unknown Thdt the party interested in said that an action to foreclose a morYOU APE NOTIFIED that an ______________________________ business enterprise is as foliows — tgage on the following properly In actiontoforeciose a mortgage on the Frances Dillon Seminole County, Florida: following property in Seminole _________________________ Legal Notice Dated at Altamonte Springs, Legal Notice Lot 391 Of FRANK I. County, Florida Seminole County, Florida. June 2, WOODRUFF'S SUBDIVISION OF Lot 10, Block C, NORTH PROFESSIONAL 1971 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE LANDS, South Sanford, Florida, SERVICES NOTICE Publish June 6, 13, 20. 77. 197$ EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. according to the plat thereof as ORLANDO TERRACE, SECTION 6 of UNIT I as per plat recorded in In accordance wth 'he State of CUlT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR DEO4S recorded in Plat Book), PageMof Plat Book I?, page 32. Public —_- SEMINOLE COUNTY Florida's Consultant's Competitive the Public Records of Seminole Records of Seminole County, Negotiations Act, the County PROBATE DIVISION County. Florida. OF MEETING OF NOTICE Florida Commission of Semi,'sole County, PROBATE NO. 7$.il$Cp has been filed against you and you Tngether with all structures and JUNIOR OF SEMINOLE consulting CAROLINE CATI P4 HOWARD, engineers for written defenses, if any, to it Oil said land, and fixtures attathed COLLEGE deceased. professional services for Use Sewer PHILLIP H. AND LOGAN of thereto alsoatlga5,steam,eteclric, TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: SHIPIHOLSER LOGAN, at. Facility Element of the Seminole NOTICE TOCREDITORS Presbyterian .1 • Wednesday Service j and for Seminole County. Florida, COMMUNITY UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Hwy 57 hat Piy PipeRd CasMer,y ISV Willipin Picket? Patter •ev K.unith MiII. List? , MOrivInWiespp . tfl&sla C?iWCIISCSIIOI S;)l&Ila as Service-, lffi clissis (em all age, FelteivihIp Coffee kteen services UMYF 131pm LeninlW.rth,p 7:11pm Wed BIbteStvdy&Prayer, P-3iprn IrI Wednesday Sppr \ . . " " ,'.. "i •',•J•• " .' , s, l 734pm NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE WHOM IT MAY CONCERN Notice is hereby rjvcn that the undersigned, pursuant to the "Fictitious Name Statute" Chapter lIla SINe in Cvi. Wenhlp IL) liars 731pm. Wednesday M.rnln Prayer Omeup SPIR * ' . Wed Eve SibleStudy _________________________ __________________________ Legal Notice ______________________ ALL SOULS CATHOLIC CHURCH Christian Science aret,er Tucker DrIve, SunI and Estates , hurchepe°e5 tht Law Say li ' WEST SANFORD FREE WILL FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH HOLINESS CHURCH SIPartA,i Dr. layT Cesmet. Passer ov.n.eruoss.-RwL.w,I... Pittut Mo,*v', Werstip I ia m tn School Ill i m SrI'4aykhool 115am N.aday Worship Mscuin Ww'sltop Il-Isa in 131p ChvchTraibla, a:llpm. Prayecism.a..acanigw 7:spm E,enas WorshIp 7 )Ip us. Tpe48y HighsWed. Prayer Service $:)ipm Come Misia,a kcv. 735pm WedneIdayNvghItBIbleS,ud, P )Ipm Fr4ay NiMTeachers M*t$ang 7 34 p in Saturday N.pIi$-Rihy 1. wils. Catholic LikaryClvtolthln,s 7:34pm CHRISTIAN CHURCH 7 tIpin $ )4 iii GRACE UNITED does not It protc'7)It S'7 0f,1h1t °Ur , 5t1to 9UIdes C '91'7ts ESS CONGREGATIONAL - METHODIST CHURCH 7.343 in FrW'lliamEmis P,tr NOw SoCatben: Library Iuildiis (behind F' P,J Kill Asst Patter the Pest Officad SR 411 & CPiurcs St.. Sol-VigiIM.iss 755pm. Larqwi'ed. Fla. Sun Mass Iam.i3.3s&lpneers N,v-RvthCaftin Csr$ess*,s. Sat &.7pas. Iillwet,.s ASSOC. P.15., N.alusglervlc. 343pm. and SEMINOLE It ruptures or cause5 corn- FOR COUNTY, City of Winter Springs, bancesinthenonnalfunctionof a cause of obesity. FLORIDA the reproductive system, inCIVIL ACTION NO. S741.CA09.0 Florida I do wish more people woulci plications. Publish J,gse 27, 17$ The blood test isn't all that FIRST F EDERAL SAVINGS AND DEO 112 cluding absence of normal realize that fat depits are the I )*p Wed Iibleltudp C.npuersnM.etin Ss,nday Pupp, CXpres EveniiWeithip Wed. Prayer M.e4iri cofltirur. from tmt to time until Seminole County, Florida, _____________ ____________ Methodist of to flnd OU st )altn 7 $p Pastor Oranue Blvd Lake Murwee 531am. WiI$sardEldrtdg, Pastor l-CSan. Suridayldi..l 1111am il- Warn M.rlwngWenhip II Warn are affected by all manner of severe resictlon of calories such as sodal events or as part diagnose appendicitis. The - e PO!iticai bellev'1'erY C 0 , Despite ttiese nontypicaI I Np in lila in S•a rn Early Service Sundiy School Worship SCCular L COy1 Other Churches exceptions. It makes it difficult lSOrlandeA,, 117-flt Church in Amerlcai PPreciat OWcI hay 'I Pat':' lIla 11:111 TIC p r" to henperated In connection wth the 1, 100 ft to the POD, all recorded r demanded in the Complaint. liii HI. City Hall within said City, and before July 15th, 1975 If you tail to mortgage being foreclosed Is pubtisheci in the Evening Herald, a do so, Judgment by Oetauit will be g fo, US! Con - , - .' ' ' ii! 7 21p in other-wise a lucigment may be en- three I)) public Places within the original Answer in the Office of the nt4ff, and lie the Publish - June 20, 77, July 1. ii, 1975 Or - , , . - Diet. Send a long, stamped, elevated In the presence of an God'5 ')an, Its. Billy Oriffia W,T RI. libleltudy EvaneIisticS.rvic a "The Lutheran Hoiar and TV "This lithe Evsøin Service Whet7c Ivangeist 11W a m II;Na in 10$, m Bible C'ass,s Wed PalmeneA,, Morn,sg Wirihip itt" R.1AA Pear Yard 17E '- C 2 Commercial Zone - To thence North 0 dig Ci' OS" Ea'.' cents for mailing and C0s.S. starvation. You need a Illiflhmfluin amount of food every Patt,r - for Dissolutitrn of Marriage on ?omn.i fcr P styled Court at Sanford. Florida, on Council, what they should weigh, Of 2521-30, run E along the N II. Pages III?, publiC records of line of NW ' of the NE 'i of Section Seminole County. Florida. in Sec 257130. 136 ft 4 Inches, run thence S tiOrS 36-7. Twp 21 Pg 29 Further and parallel to the W line of Said NW deScribed as corner Of East Wekiva 'o4 NE '1,639 ft. run thence W 136 TiiI and Cambridge Dive tDIST r -e trouble Statir,ni, NCiIS "turk, N.Y. 101.113 uiuch about their weight or SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD 4. Luther .1. Bruce - 8A1771.7S). OF ADJUSTMENT 63v - P-IA Residential Zone - Side NoticofPublicHearng setback Variance from 10' to S'foc July 21, 11S garage on fhe following described 1:10P.M. proc'erty Lot 73. Sanlardo Estates TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: First Addition, as recorded in Plat Notice is hereby given that the Boot 13, Page 67, Seminole County. Semnole County Board of Ad Florida. 'n Section 321 29. Furlher iustment will cond'jC? a public described as located on Gum Street. hearing to coinider the following fOIST 3) 3. Patrick J. Teanan - A(1 71 A. EXCEPTIONS - 73) 59V Plarvied Un? Develop CONTINUED merit PUD) - Side Yard Variance 1. Pearl M. Allen BA(4 1675). from 23 feet to 19 feet to erect 6 40TE-A1 Agriculture Zone-To stockade type fence on the following park-a mobile homeon the following described property: Lot 372. described pr'perty: Beg 704 ft 6 "WEKIVA HUNT CLUB', Fo*hijnt Road WIST No Il construct a room addition nn the 3-SiAn N. .Iacobus - 8A6.I67l- following dr'cribd property - Lot 1, I7TE - A 1 Agr3cul?ur Zone - To and the Norlherly 20 ft of Lot 5. park a mobile home on the following Block H, Oakland Shores First described property - The W 165 ft of A'1dtica. Less: Beçn a? the P1W o SE 5ii 71 71 30 corner of said Lot 4. run thence (Parcel A II) Further dsicribed as North $9 dig 23' 00" East along thi, w t Tuskawilla and Soutn Os ie0 North line of said LOt .1 I? 57 I: Dug Road tOiT No I tt'trc ,outP' 0 r'c 3]' WeI B. SPECIAL ECEPTIOHS ft . thence South €' d. 23' Cl" We'.' I lIp in '44h1I7 '•' PAOLA CHURCH OF CHRIST PavI Sony,1 Ibis Class MOrl.ISCWOnhIp EveaunW,nlsip Patter 34j ii 34-Il a in. -- it (Ufl(i-, tj Ih' !il:c iiU miay tic M.d WiCk Service (Wed) P ISp in Nursery Provided fOr all rervices S Na in Ilia ,, HERR. - - OfdTrvtli$t.raN,i,D., 7IIIS Peel Ape 33345,54 Rev FreL, Neal SundaySeheel Pa.'" ISa m Rector Yeiath Hour The Is, Lily 0 loper - , - Ietnil Notice run thence N 639 ft to P06 Further BA(7-71 73) 62V delcriised as off Tt,skavvitla on irt Residential Zone riorida County, Florida Huthand The best way to control your doctors seem to rely on it? TPipubIlc hearing will be held ' has been filed ralnst you and you an'j CAROL weight Is t learn wtuit you are reQuired to serve a copy of your the City Hall. Winter Springs, Wife. DEAR READER Anyone should eat (or a balanced diet. written defenses, if any, to it on Florida. cmi Mondat'. July 21, 197$. at NOTICE BY PUBLICATION .,..i'.-, knriwr ,.•I......i .1. ¶pialvngel ' • , 7:30 pm, or as soon thereafter as rO: ERNEST WILLIAM HEiR rcgram. . -awgiwse u,e • t.,O man & Pearce, PA., wtiow possible, at which time the parties gain? Residence Unb.n 1'ur a 1je Ic t from, address is 101 South Courtecsay and citlzen for and egainst the YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED l)tAI UEAI)EIt - You to me in care of this newspaper, typical cases. It i the Parkway, PoSt Office Box 1)M. P'OPOtedCOfldltionaIUSeaPPlicaflon that a Petition for Dissolution of a! th.' Merritt Isiand, Florida, 37957, At will be heard S,lld hearing may be t:- tht' :"' sru, txit P.O. Box B.adio uty typical case that CJUI rrfagehasbeen filed agans? you. FIQIT CHURCH .5', Ssnis.s,A,, 1 Sundly S(PooI hOLY CROSS __________________________________ - really bothers me, and I am tonstatitly worrying about gaining. Should I eat wtzst I u"it --cl what IS t11! !!" OF THE Episcopal : , ¼- - __________ :•- - . JORDAN BAPTIST CHURCH 1531 West First Street Gesre Oall.-u,ay Patter Sv'ndavkh,..l II Warn MSrssnS.eq-v,t, il:lia in EvemnS.ririce l31p in IMipOft4efMty'y • ' 6. .1' - . • -.. . CHURCH OF CHRIST eel Palii Sprints Or Al'ainonsa Spisnqs James P, Sd..dham Evjng,t.st Bible Study is 11am AtslmWpWhip II Na in Iverun Wenhip $ Np in Wed Evening ServIce Wednesday Iibl.Ciass 7 p (TI et Evanpei,s?uc Services , . ,. ., .•, , PaI,, lINe in II Na I Np ,,, 7 Np m 7 )4: r i$t, LAKE MARY CHURCH Wed Prayer Service Pup in Nursery WTRR 731pm Sln41yNCMI,1iatcasI Dial a DI , I hi 373 54%• Wed Ptayer&Bib$,St.41 _,r•..i:.r7, .. . ' Sb Church Of Christ . ... - * GENEVA CHURCH Patter Psu JT. Pitte St Pt Cl Geneva 'ChucchofGOdHOv" WTRP Slam, Pie A C Green t la rn SvndayScleoi jrndaySct*oI IlNim Sian Wotfi.p M.,ninIWIflhip Evan.Iislc his,, I Npm. Sian NYPS Family N.ØiI Service Si's Eve WorShia 'r e L wee -. -, ' ff0 Pra,er . . .- ;,sATfi . £. 4 '- 5 CIa in :1 c •- ChictiTraanin EeeesiwsnJip I.' C.} - Si.'ndiy School Wy hp Ser v ,y CENTRAL BAPTIST CHJRCH Cor IITIS SI 4 Oak A, Bill W Cofiniar Patio, S.ssdayScp*ol C 45ev" 1111am Church, Treining $ - lip in Rev.O.E Hedei Sunday School CHURCH OF 000 - Friday, June 27, 1fl5-7A Evening Hera Id, Sanford, FI Legal Notice -- lii'TucrIof'I'Yrnh'DYnYu 13 ISa" P Np in DISCIPLES OP CHRIST Ill? S Ssnl.rd Ave Or Harold Harris Ui'i,'t. Svnday School as. in MOmnin, Woithip II Na in Wid Strv )Spr'i . Legal Notice tlTYfl IU?ItTn?UrDIILIt WINTER SPRINGS, Noflceir;b;;iven the FLORIDA Board of Adlus?ment of the City of .: Not'ceoi Public Hearing Sanford will hold a spcIal meetng went on a diet and lost 30 TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: on July 2. 1913, in the City Hall a? NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by 11:30 A.M in order to consider a pounds, which made me weigh the City Council of the City of Winter request for a variance in the Zciing i,iht ifJOWI IOF f 105 . 1 k'' mY welb Springs, Florida, that said City Ordinance as pertains to front about four months. For the COunclIwiliholda publichearing to Plaintiff etbackrequirementsinGC-7 past six months I have con. consider a conditional us. ap. t'istrkt in lots 3 aid 4. less the West 11 feet of said Lots. Blnek 7.11cr 9 GEORGE ALLAtJ FILIPOVICH and plication proposed by a thurch ' O the construction of said ctit.rch City of Sanford. THERESA ANNE FILIPOVICH. his within an R-1AA, OneFmily wife Being more sc*cificaily deScribid am airaid I will ('ontinue to gain Defendants Dwelling, Zoning district presently as located at - 506 5oflh French . lying within the municipal limits of Avenue, Sanford, Florida, OF ACTION eyen though I continually What you should weigh recent case the test was said t0 TO: NOTICE Planned use of the properly c, be ALLAN the City of Wintilr Springs. Florida, GEORGE watch my weight, depends on how you feel, in be negative. The patient was In FILIPOVICH and THERESA ANNE and more fully described as fol:ow, open auto trnwroom caflopy. I have 300 6. L Perkins calories for break. terms of energy and whether severe pain and had a bloated FILIPOVICH, hiS wife, whose place to wit: Lots 7 and 3. Block A, North Chairman fast, a glass of milk., and a you have excess fat under your atxloinen. A few hours later, Of residence IS Route No 2, Stafford. Orlando Ranches Section Four, Virgini,,. Board of Adiustment ' _______ c e Legal Notice EIGHTEENTH JUtICiAL dR. COUNTY, CUlT, SEMINOLE FLORIDA CASE NO. 7S.1072.CA-0tG LEE A. EVERHART,asTrus?eefor The CommonwealW Corporaticn, $45I (Ti EPWSrThLIV' EvIiUAgWI'thIP wed Prayer Meet ::: Church... P-Np in Assembly Of A j, R. FeaHt SwAdavScP.00l : :•> :: g e s tYCa n Be on f r MEflDUURCH , Pat )CDJT(T CnOeI Wervhp Sr,,c, Wtdiiid., NiM Preytr Service ii vuL vi vun t,ulvilvi ulvi I 1, iii. aaa i fill) (1')fliYflilllAllTV _______________________________ - __________________________________ Methodist - THE SEVENTH DAY Ne,Ii Tilt IJflDt nr I Sltvrday Svjc,s P _.___-- Friday, June27, lflS A d' ° .'_-'-_'_- - j-j-. ½ �- _ - _ __ _ __ - -_ - ,. -IF - - -1 . .. I .r- Z' A 0 __ - ._ _.ac : - -1- ".I . ; . - I . I_- . - 4_ . " . - --_7 . - I _. J1iiH . - _ _ - - _____ - - ___ ____ •_ L __ --I ______ - _. WOMEN . , -. GRADUATES Iii 4 :Js ;1] If* It (2) 1360 12 40). Victory Rally (I) 500 75) $1537.20 1:35:3 ELEVENTH 1. Burns Guy 0. Bereznak) (6) 27.20 24AD 2. Pyewackett (5) 410 260 3. Sheheratbde (2) 3.00Q (65) 150.50 T (6 5 2) 1293.20 T 1:39 ATTENDANCE: 1114 - HAN. OLE' I5).0)0 MaIor League Baseball -- 11 _ _ I him Julle Guy (center) of Is justly proud of these four radlologic technology 1 t- 0 L. ."_'4'. - r . III so - ___ - - - •1 - students (from left) Jane H. Baird, Frank H. Gould, Carol Dennison and Susan Paquin who all achieved at least percenttnthereeentNatlonal RegtstyEuminatlon.Gould I. - 11 ____ ____ From Playing Golf - - The Evening Herald . ____ - IN BRIEF the Sunday Edition of - -, L and trophy photos - _ - SPORTS She Gets A Kick Watch for action, team - - Sly of Winter Springs. - - - - -1 Let George's Do Racing Entries -'1 p East W L PcI. OS New York 40 30 .S71 Boston 35 29 .567 '; After three well-played, manicured Milwaukee fledldnotgiveuparunorhit,struckout 37 3 •5i93 baseball games, the dam broke Th ursday Balllmore 30 35 .44) 9 fiv€ and walk ed two. night. Cleveland 29 39 -426 10 Pace had control trouble, walking eight. it Defroll 40 . , George's rode the flood to a wild IM In lie struck out five. West victory over Atlantic National Bank of Oakland 45 26 .631 TONIGHT Jack Wiggins and Pace led George's Sanford and the Sanford Little League City Kansas City 41 31 569 41,j offensive attack. Wiggins was INDIANAPOLIS (AP) Nancy Fitzgerald has more T ries FIRST 31 37 .479 ii Championship. 1M Trct C.] -$4501 phenomenal, blasting a triple and three Minnesota trouble than most golfers on the greens. Everytirne she Lee 3) 36 .463 I) Eyre (Rau) 92. 2. Golden Do The win for George's Was its third California (K4Xla) 3-1; 3 Great Marty (No 34 40 .439 17 1, singles. Pace smashed a home run, triple starts to putt, she gets kicked. straight in the three-team tournament. It Chicago 31 18 449 13 Driver) 5-); 4, Paul B. Good and single. There's a good reason, though she's eight months (Gerard) 131; S Mad Pop (Bridges) knocked off Atlantic National Bank 6.1 Thursdays Games pregnant. Andy Griffith, Sam Griffith, Tony Little, Chicago I, Texas 3 52,6 Lanharn (Bbood)I 1. 7 May Monday and the Railroaders 5-3 Tuesday, winner's ahead for good. Cleveland 9. Milwauk ee 2 Princess Byrd (Piper) 7 2. $ Final Lively, Philip Reno and Scott Watcrs "Everytime I get in position to putt, the baby starts to before claiming the crown Thursday. George's capped the championship added singles. Jeopardy (Regur) 15-1, Detroit 6. Baltimore kick," Mrs. Fitzgerald explained Thursday shortly after boston 6, New York I Bank eliminated George's 1.0 We'SECOND Pace C.] 1 M games with four runs each in the fourth Vincent Thomas took all the punishment moving into the semifinals of the IndiAnapolis women's Kansas City 7, CalIfornia ) $430: 1 Margaret Bridge (Huey) 10 nesday. and fifth innings, .01 ' city tournament. for Bank. He struck out six, walked nine Only games scheduled 1. 2. Turks Rose (Crank) 6 1; 3 Big In Thursday's championship game, Floyd Lively of George's turned In a and allowed 14 hits. Eye Chick (Raymond' 5-1; 1 Today sOames 'I guess she Isn't happy in that position." Bank opened with two runs in the top of the Mlnnota (Colt: 66 and Marion Cindy (Beresnal.) 511 sparkling relief performance that saved Thomas and David Johnson slapped blyleven 57) at Tries (Hands 'eerietts (t.eVan) 51; 6 Major A first inning. George's erupted for five in its the victory, singles for Bank's only hits. 53 and Hargan 43). 2, (In) Abbe (Wyatt 92; 7. Busy Time half of the inning and then never trailed, lie took overstarter Pace wi th ore out in Detroit (Walker 2-5) at Baili. (Ihlenfeld) 7 2; 5. Miss Berriardston Batik committed Ii errors. Bank tied the game at 5-5 with three runs (Gdmmeil) 3 i. more (Grimsle 39), (n) the third inning. Lively eased George's out 54 M New York (Gura 7)) at nos THIRD Pac Cimb lathe top of the third. Wayne Pace's home 203 o- s 2 1 OAK BROOK, 111. (AP) of Jam, then blanked Bank the (trial three Bank Australian David Graham, $430: V Marie VGIO (Larrabee) 7 7 ,on (Wise '6). (n) George's SOu 44x-1S 14 2 run in George's half of the inning lifted the not to be cutifused with newlycrowned U.S. Open Innings. 7 Tar Dapple (Beresnak) 9-2; 3 Ct-iampf',n National League Jmu Graham, ran-led a courserecord 65 and a Rnrclnars Pride (Phillips) a 1, 4 East Miq'ity Mouth (Vandcr5chaal) 3 1, .' ,hr-:tz'ke lead over "a Uttie more confident' Arnold W L Pct. GB S. Camden May (Mahar) 5-1; 8 Palmer into today's second round of the $O000Western Pittsburgh io 75 .SSS Tlnys Miss Bissell (NIelsen) 6-1, Philphia 40 31 363 i' Ilandido Ranger (Piper) 5 1; 5. BIa New York 31 37 .515 5 Pu K (Jefferson) 10 1. Still the people's choice, runnerup Palmer shot an Chcago 35 35 500 6 FOURTH - I M - Pace C-3 opening 68 over Butler National Golf Club's course with St Louis 33 35 -455 7 $4$0 1 Avon Manshall (Larrabee) ____________________________________________________ the same par 71 and rated almost as tough as nearby Montreal 29 36 446 9-s S 1; 2 Friendly Harba (Fags) 6 1; 3 West Oc ala Eagle (Crank) 7-2; 1, Grey Mediriah Country Club, the scene of last we'k's strange Clncint,atl WIMBLEDON , England (AP) - "We've got a real vin ta ge 13 77 623 for th e title In 1969. Bill (D'Amato) 6 1; S Measured Flo "Backup Open." Los Angeles 17 31 .360 411 (FIlipell) 3 1; 6 Miss Orchid Lady crop of left-handers," said Capt. Mike Gibson, Wimbledon But this year, the No. 2 seed is the left-handed Martins NaySan Diego 33 37 456 10 (lhlcnfeld) 101, 7. Patha Time T.mnis Championship referee. ratilovao(Czechosklovakia, an 18-year.old who came to Wim. S.Franclsco 34 39 .466 11','s (Demjanik) 10 1, I Gerirude Way Led by defending men's champion Jimmy Connors, the leftAtlanta 79 43 .403 16 bledon in top form and looks a tough chal!enger for defending (Recur) S-i Houston 25 45 .365 19 handers are giving massive Wimbledon crowds the best display FIFTH I M Trot C.2 C.] 1700: champion Chris Evert. Thursdays Results KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia (AP) I. Impulse (Wilse'y Jr.) 5); 2. Henry Two pairs of of southpaw tennis since Australia's Rod Layer won the men's Connors, fl, played with supreme confidence Thursday Knauf (Stader) 10 1, 3 Able Eden Pittsburgh S. Chicago 2 bright red eight-ounce boxing gloves spent the night In title four times in the 1960's. St Louis 4. Montreal 3 (Blood) $ 1; 1. Decatur Boy against British left-bander Mark Cox, a recent winner on the sealed boxcs behind the high walls o(centralprison. Houilon 5, Atlanta I Connors and the three other lefties among the men's seeds (Bridges) 3 1; Sr Direct America U..S. circuit. San Francisco 7 , Los Angeles "I been fightin g years and I ne ver saw th em put no (1arra) 92; 6 Colby Chico have breezed through to th e final 16. 0 After Connors' 6-4, 6-2, 6-2 victory, Cox picked Tanner as the (F ags) 6 1, 7 J H Time gloves in Jail before," Muhammad All said. Heavyweight A restrained, poetry-loving Argentinian, Guillermo Vilas, is Only games t hedult'd (Werkhelser) 77. S Kent Volo man most likely to upset the champion. champion All and British challenger Joe Bugner had ranked No. 4 and playing confidently after taking the Grand Today's Games Gam (Brainard) Si "The person who serves best igainst him will do well, and St. LouIs (Gibson 1-6 and selected the gloves they will wear in Tuesday's title fight. SIXTH - 1 M Prix and Masters titles this season. Pace C.] -$700: Peed 5 6) at Montreal (Rogers I Magnitude (Dennis) 10-I; 2 someone like Tanner could be the man. But he'll have to play Security for the gloves is as strict as for everything else Roscoe Tanner, the powerful left-hander from Lookout MounS and Stanhouse 001. 2. (in) MetrolI Money (Bridges) 6-1; 3 great because motivation is a big part of Jimmy's game and involving the match. taint Tenn., has had Wimbledon crowds amazed at the speed of Chicago (Burns 75 and Zahn Navy Sue (Demlanik) he's obviously very keen to win aga in ," said Cox. "Poor gloves gotta go to jail," All chuckled. "Boy, you 71) at PittSburgh (Ellis 44 arid his blinding serve. Palornita Stardust (Pau) S I; 5. Iron Brett 42). 2. (in) sure are careful over here." City Uancy (Regur) $1; 6. Taylors Veteran Australian Tony Roche, a finalist in 1968, has revised The right-handed challenge remains potent, however, with top Farvel ( PIper) 7-2. 7 Empire Lara hlshopeswtthstralghtsetwinsinhLsfirsttwomatchcs. seeds Ken Rosewall of Australia, Bjorn Borg of Sweden, (Humphries) 92; S. Demonstration reason "For some left-handers always seem to do well here," American Arthur Ashe and Raul Ramirez of Mexico all winning VanDeventer) 3 SEVENTH IM Pace C.t on Thursday. said Gibson. "For one thing they have an advantage because $730: I Empty Computer (Kucla) 7 NEW YORK (AP-The National Football League was right4uinders most often play other night-handers and are Only Borg had to work hard. He lost the first set o., before 2; 7. Mel Tom (Taylor) S-I; 3. unable to reach a decision concerning player limits unsettled when they come up against lefties." As for women, subduing Jaime Fillol of Chile by taking the next threesds6-4, 6Counsel plc. (Bourgeois) 6-1; 4 THURSDAY 4. 6-3. Thursday and will try again Friday when it resumes its Ocala Star Ambler (BrIdgirs) S-2; 5 until now there's only been one great lefthander in recent He also had to subdue his teenage girl fans -they were FIRST-) Kuie Wkb (LeVan) (1) Smokie ?ear (Brainard) 31; 6 annual meetings. memory - Ann Jones of Britain, who defeated Billie Jean King asked to stop trying to talk to him as he waited to return service, 5403507 Carlo Red (5) 300 3103 Majorette L Bar (Lapo) 10 1; NFL directors have been haggling over the size of Wells 0 Weerie (1) 840 Q (45) Easy Bluegrass (Larrabee) 5.1. player rosters and had expected to make a decision EIGHTH I M Pace C'] $77 SECOND - I Frisky Donna $700: 1. Aradro O keefe (Van Thursday, but now will have to extend the session another (Ihienfeld) (I) 5005103.10 2. Only Deventer) 5-1; 2 Byrd Shot (Hucy) day. Last year teams were permitted to carry 47 players Game (6) 5 p01503. Chancey Folly 92; 3. flennle Flyer (Demkis) 4 . but some clubs would like to see that number reduced this (5) 3800 (16) $7000 T (165) Mar Mjrg Rusty (Katathas) I-). S 143100 00(41) $2300T 221 Howard Champ (Blood) 6-1; 6 season. THIRD - 1. Sweetheart Volto Western Harvey (Taylor) 7 7; 7 (Drayton) (4) 1270 300 350 7. Drumore (Brainard) I I By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Cubs. NUITII U - Trot C-i C- Festive Guy (6) 6 10 370 3 Lisa Lie thedecidingrunswithasinglethatmacfeit See (7) 3.70 0(34) $21 40 T (467) $750: 1 Clever Trip (Crank) 3-1; 2 On the rest of the abbreviated National "On the whole, I'd rather be in 4-1. Jeans Winter (SIca) 5-1; 3 erthas 133160 1 1353 League schedule, St. Louis edged Montreal NEW YORK (AP) Johnny Bench of Cincinnati has Philadelphia." The Expos got two runs back in the FOURTH - 1. Westerns Bev Boy (Kalaltias) 6-1; 4 Special W.C. Fields 4-3, San Francisco defeated Los Angeles 2become the first player in history to draw more than I Miracle (Taylor) 10-1; eighth and had two men aboard in the Blissful 5. (KucIa) (3) 1 40 0.60 3 30 2 Hurricane Sco't (7, 3.70 750 3. Dream (Reynolds) 7-7; 6 Devils million National League All-Star ballots for the sixth 'On the whole; the Pittsburgh Pirates are 0 and Houston beat Atlanta 8-4. ninth before Pat Scanlon sent a wicked Polns Kim (1)) 40 (7 (7-3)119601 Advocate(Lupo) 31;7. SisWampun consecutive year, the baseball commissioner's office happy to be out of Philadelphia. The blast,Stennett's fourth of the season shot toward right-center theM. But six(Crank) II; S Ed's Baddy (Bod (371)13705011 - 37 announced Friday. and the Pirates'34thin -Rennie Stennett their Last 26 games, ernore leaped and speared it for the final siell) 92 TENTH -1 M Trot B-] C-) With 10 days remaining in the voting, the Reds catcher FIFTH -1 Foolish Lad (Blood) (6) "I talked to some friends when we got moved Pittsburgh IV, games ahead Of the out. 71.705 50350] Major Jones (1)3 50 $1000: I. Bannas Baby (Neely) 6-I. is also the individual voting leader in the tabulations with back to Pittsburgh and they seemed very hard-charging Phillies in the East Giants 2, Dodgers 0 100 1 Sherry Betty (I) 4 000 (1 6) 2 Citans Comet (Van Devarrtar) 9 2. 1,660,229 votes. Div ion. is disgusted about what happened In The Giants Jumped on 11-game w in ner 3 Double Whammy (Myselii 3), $7170 T 61 all) $95.10 1 2.124 Only two of the five hits Candelari.a Philadelphia," Stennett said, referring to I Lowden Lew (HseliJ Ocala Mighty Mite (Filipelil Jr.) 4 SIXTH Andy Messer&nith for a pair of runs in the (3)7610 7,203007. Maron sleek (I) IfS, D's Crystal 1.11 (Humphres) 5 the Phlll.ies' fourgame sweep of the Bucs. allowed did any damage homers by first inning on Bobby Murcer's single and 3002,60 3. Yanket Hobo (3) 260 0 7. 6 619 Beau Byrd I botton) 7 2 4 'I feel we should have won three of those Andy 1"hornton and Tim Hosley. Richle Willie Montanez' double, Uxn Ed Hafirki ELEVENTH -IM-PaceC.3(13)$337012:101 games but we just have to forget about Hebner also homered for the Pirates, I Placid Ace 5454: 1. Dan Way (Regur) 92; 2. made the runs stand up with a fivehitter. SEVENTH (Crank) (7) 010 300 2.70 2 W A. Madam Runner (Wilsey Jr.) 5-1; 3 . Cardinals 4, Expos 3 that now, start over and play our game." The loss dropped the Dodgers 44 games Diller (3) 6.0 300 I. Genessu Diller W. (Larrabee) 3-1; 4. Ocala CASSELBERRY- Senators pacing field Second They o! played their kind game - pitbaseman Ted Sizemore drilled a behind firstplace Cincinnati in the West. Playboy (7)250(7(3-I) $77 601 (35. Star Fly (Bridges) $ 1; S. Betty La Tina made it two straight two-run dung and power homer to with a vengeance trigger a (our-run eighth The final Friday night of the Astro. 8, Braves 4 McKlyo (Crostln) 5-I; 6. Glenora 7)1.13360 1 2 1 EIGHTH- I. Princess Sirong Duke (Hobbs) 10-1; 7. Flyer Farong Thursday night. inning, then hauled in a gameending liner While James Rodney Richard went the Thursday night when the game season is tonight. A 12-race s Faith (Regur) (3) 1140 300 250 2. Jeans (Harttler) 7 2; P Terry' Rookie John Candelarla provided the in the ninth to preserve the Cardinals' distance, scattering nine Atlanta hits, the mare won the featured ninth card begins at 7:45. The rrst (I) 5502503 Scotch Playboy (l-fuey) 61 meeting comes to a close Astros battered Mike Thompscn and (our race at Seminole Turf Club. TWELFTH IM Pace C.3 - pitching, a five-hit, 13-strikeout per. victory over Montreal. Ill 300 0 135 $7160 T 13171 $434; I Coni-stoga B (Whaylarid) 10 Mike Cran1. piloted the Monday night. SIn 60 T 711 form.ance. And Stennett provided the "I'm not a home-run hitter," he grinned, relievers for 13 hits three apiece by NINTH - I Senators Tina I. 2 Singing Sam (Baresnak) 72; ) power with a three-run homer in the "I only hit two a year and that was one of Roger Metzger and Doug Bader -and the popular $7.60 winner. Amy Girl Harness racing will not (Cra nk ) (1)7 604501 202 Amy Girl Sir Hampton (SIca) 92. 1 Bell,* help Mercury was second. Deano A return to the area until Oct. 1 bottom of the ninth inning that boosted the them." A walk, an error and a hit then Braves kicked in with five errors to Mercury (1) 460200 3 Deana A (7) Geste (D,rviis) I.I. S Dancing finished third in the eight-horse when Seminole will mpen. S I. , 6 A.I.strolina 4 2) MCA T Colleen (Neely) Pirates to a 5-2 victory over the Chicago loaded the bases and Ken Reitz knocked in Houston breeze to its victory. I 10 0 ( I 4) $34 aD T 0 Abby (Bridges) 3 1: 7. Regal Eden ___________ TENTH - 1. Oteca MSS (J (Larrabee) 6-1. S. Rudy Adams Berernak) (7) S 00 5403 602. cousin (Spriggs) Si IIIII Ill!''111 11 ,I Harness . --. Friday, June 27, lflS-iB Rv Goorap s.0 - American League _ - - Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Friday, June 27, Evening Herald, Sanford. Fl. - Graham Leads Western III - - - - . i Medcare Has Help For The Homebound By JEAN PAITESON Women's Editor Wi mbledon 'ToI Addison Senate Page Page, Toi Addison consist of skilled nursing care, communication disorders to Area's staff also teaches and simply sig ns one form. physical therapy and speech restore speech abi li ty. trains available family Seminole County's new Bay pa thology. In conjunction With overn members to carry on ese Area agency is staffed by th The ancillary service of A free program designed to one or more of these functions after the agency professionally trained and occupational therapy is • bring skilled medical care to services, the agency may provided to patients Who need licensed local residents. It has a leaves the home, homebound Medicare pa tients provide ancillary heal th rerednirseasitsnursing 90111% restora tion of the arm muscles, ---Anyone may request Ba has recently been established in by occupational therapists, especially for feeding and y dire r and a physician as its Area's services on behalf of any medical director. Seminole and Orange Counties, medical social workers, dressing purposes. Bay Area's Medicare homebound patient Bay Area Home Health Ser- respiratory therapists and medical social workers are sent The operation is already in who is acutely ill. Bay Area will Serving as a page to Senator While in Tallahassee, Toi vices Lc., has expanded its home health assistants. into the patient's home to provide care upon receipt of full operation and hopes to fill a Len Wilson In Tallahassee was boarded with a family friend, operations from Pinellas The agency's skilled nurs1n, assess the financial resources orders from the patient's vacuum In the local health care "a great experience, really Velma Williams, who is a County, according to Michael care, for example, includes of the family, evaluate its field. By providing its full range Interesting," according to counselor at Florida State physician. Roberts, Seminole County administering drugs and ability to cope with the illness ot services In the comfortable Seminole High School junior, University. administrative director, There is no charge to the medications, cardiac care, patient for ei ther the agency's environment of the home, said Toi Addison, 15. Bay Area's expansion post-surgical care, catheter and aid in making available The student first met Senator (where needed) other cornweek of 1t ' •', services or furnished durable or Rober ts, the agency acprogram marks the first entry care, diet regimen and Wilson when she worked as a munity and governmental .. disposable medical supplies complishes its goal of the granddaughter of Mrs. junior campaign manager for of a private, non-profit, Its physical therapists utilize resources maximizing the potential of our Annie Addlaon, l 5- CWes t1eth the Sanford area in the Medicare home health agency physical agents such as heat since Bay Area, a non-profit older citizens. SL, Sanford, was able to view organization, is paid by into Seminole and Orange and electricity in conjunction Home heal th assistan ts are f1EL ROUERIS Anyone wishing additional (hit hLld the Workings Of the senator's most recent camMedicare. Counties. Currently there are with gait training and exercise trained by under the superinformation, should call Florida Senate and to meet paign Senator Wilson later sent more than 20 such agencies to promote maximum vision of registered staff nur- preparation, light housekeeping In addition, the related Roberts at Bay Area Home most of the senators and Gov. Toi an application form to fill operating elsewhere In Florida. rehabilitation of the patient. ses and take care of the and laundry. out if she was interested in paperwork is filled out by the Health Services Inc., 701 Reubin Askew face to face. The primary services offered Speech pathology is employed patient's personal needs such Roberts explained that in agency working as a page for a week not the patient nor Semoran Blvd., Altamonte to eligible patients by Bay Area with patients who suffer as bathing, shopping, meal addition to these services, Bay the doctor - and the patient Springs. being In the chambers during her summer vacation. and watching what was going As far as Tot knows, she is the on, was wonderful. We were in only student from Seminole all sessions and watched them County to enjoy this experience psaning bills," reporied Tot, this summer. t--1 whose duties Included running Politics may become part of errands for for Senator Wilson in particular, her life "later on," but for the handing out newspapers, typing present, Tot is more concerned reports and generally making with fth1shiig her high school herself useful about the education and entering Zl __ secretarial school. t chambers I T I I ,I WA 7 IN 1.1 Milk a IWAT - care Sees - - - - . " - ' 1 J --- ,I' - - , V F j- .! r;_ I .. i ril 1 1Ir - i. - . Harness Racing Results i I - M1& D.A.V. fl'APIT~- AUXILIARY WINS HONORS A:! ) ".'. , '' M 4P~Ic, `P%`k`•i i N-;. v c a Three trophies and six citations was the fine haul thea representatives of Disabled American Veterans (D.A.V. Auxiliary Unit 30 brought back from their recent State Cor vention.cmdr. Florence Wilh1am (left), Sen. Vice Cmdr. Sydell Sc hick and Stacy Tulle, S.E.C. dL;play trophies won for chili welfare, community service and membership. (Herald Photo b Bill Vincent) 1111111111111 - MODEL DASIZI AUTOMATIC WASHER - - 'r GREEN THUMB OUR PRICES ARE HARD TO BELIEVEI i. . Grief's Very Personal DEAR ABBY: Please give us your opinion of this very tin. portant family matter. My mother-in-law passed away, ind about two hours after the funeral services, her youngestsonwenttoptaygoll. ns ) (He Is 5O.yeaold. My husband, an older brother, said he was so hurt that his brother showed so little respect for their mother's memory that he will neve; forgive him. What do you think? CALIFORNIAN DEAR CALIFORNIAN: Hoe, much res p ect the younger brother showed his- mother while she was alive Is more Important than how long after her funeral he waited to play golf. Everyone handles his grW In his own way. DEAR ABBY: About four months ago, my boyfriend asked me to,'narry him. He Is in the service and is ataUoied In another state. I 1mve have not seen him since h-ta TREE FERN SPEED QUEEN I 11 'Complete with Pot and Wrought Iron Stand Dear Abby Rea. • $2850 $3450 fly ABIGAIL VAN BUREN -- , J 0 S /I I; MODEL DE6231 ELECTRIC ORYEF _- Stainless Stool Dryer Drum with a You" find the Perfect Plant for ',l.ur home or for a gift. You won't see a finer variety of house plants anywhere. ARECA PALMS $m DIEFFENDACHIA '4" i (I : 1/i,:I.:. •..( - . - Turf Club Nears End Lifetime Warranty against manufactuting defects Miiltl.Cycl. All. Fabric Timer Fly. Fabric Drying Selection. - Sports On 'T"\/ SATURDAY Fishing with Roland Martin 12 p m (3% ) 17 lOp m (35) -Greatest Spoils Legends Sam Snead 1 pm (33) - Championship Wrestling 2 p m. (2, 51 - Baseball Warm up 2.15 p m (7, 5) - Baseball: Yankees Red Son 7 - 30 r m. (9) - Championship Wrestling 3 30 p m. (13) - Water World Car arid Track: I p ni 131 4p un, (I)) Car and Track: W,nston 300 130p III . (6)- CBS Sports Spectacular Long ball driving con test; AAU National Outdoor Track and Field Championship, lrSh Sweepstakes 1 30 p m (33) Carol Mann Celebrity Golf Challenge Wimbledon Tennis S p m (2, 5) 5p.m. (9) Wide World of Sports: European Ladies' All Around Gyrroasfics Championships; World Boxing Council featherweight hut between Bobby Chacon and Ruben Olivares Fisherman. 5 30 p m (IS) Champslon$hip Wrnt)iflg 7 p in (44) $ p m (11) Greatest Sports Legends Sam Snead 5 - 30 p m (33, 4.4) Braves Astrol -- - - - - - SUNDAY cnarnp;onshp Wrestling ns Braves Astros 3 p m (33, 41) Wimbledon Tennis 3 30 p m (2. I) 3 30 p m (13) - The Last Race - Sports Car Club of Americas National ChampIonships. 1pm (6.1))-Firsal round ofWestefnOpen. 1 p m (9) - Greatest Championship NF 1. Games Pro Tennis-Virginia Wade and Etonne Goolagong 4:30pm (9) challenge Christ Evert and Billy Jean King in finals of World in. vitational TenniS Classic. 330pIII (11)-Greatest Sports Legends; Kyle Rot-' öp III (41) - Women's Pro Tennis. Betty Stove and Francose Durr vs Kerry Melville Reid and '' ertina Narati:ova in final 04 Virginia Slims of Washington, D.C., Tennis Tournament $600 :v--~ $259.01 any service charges for years FREEDOM from any parts charges for Iwo years It's all covered by the exclusive Speed Queen wilttøn FULL TWO-YEAR PARTS AND LABOR WARRANTY against mLflu1ac,u,11,g del.cts. FREEDOM from two - / MONDAY W, R* ddance F I I I C Bench Leads Voting - HANGING PLANTS .111. - B ucs.41 -- Liven Up Your Home or Patio " o -- - i "14" SELLOUM IF F SALE .. Z Extra-capacity Steel Tu with a Lifetime Warranty against manufacturing defects Multi-Cycle Setec tion Including a Washable Knits/ Durable Pro" Cycle Two S peed and Five Water Tensperature Selection FREEDOM MACHINE The Tree Fern Thrives or Outdoors 'I girl is not really engaged unless doesn't need a ring to be ol she has a ring. She has never fictally engaged. Although yoi had a boyfriend and seldom haven't seen him for ton geta asked out, so maybe she months, I presume that you ai said that out of jealousy. L'i touch with one another. Hi, Still, I would like to know for he questioned the pp since ' sure. Does a girl have to have ii popped the questlrti? ring in order to be officially E v er yone has a roblxn'. Viati engaged' ABBY: Box Wi I I700, I A, Calif ALMOSTMARRIED i• Enc "t sfamp,d, oIf DEAR ALMOST: A girl addr.,s.d o" i at, 0I 1 - MI.- It % Jr - - - - $299.01 2 ' I I - - [TL I I RING UP SAVINGS ri" Seminole County's team of retarded junior and adult athletes brought back a good number of prizes from the recent State Special Olympics. They also brought back a third prize for this banner displayed In the Special Olympics. Displayed by Joan Helms, Seminole County coordinator for the Special Olympics (left), Jan Freeman, president of Sanford Junior Woman's Club and athlete Joan Tobin, the banner was made by Eve Crabtree and Linda Huey of the Juniors Woman's Club. A WINNER NFL still Undecided . - - BANNER ALSO - - - a1 f Gloves Behind Bars rnenf In Work Sessions - Lefty Leverage - E osox Knock Off Yankees Elsewhere, the Cleveland In. allowed only five hits, including capped Chicago's five-run E ASSOCIATED PRESS diana walloped the Milwaukee homers by Dave Duncan and eighth Inning and gave the The New York Yankees at. Brewers 9-2, the Kansas City Paul Blair, and (our of Haiti. White Sox an 8-2 lead en route to tended a Boston Tiant Party their fifth victor)' in a row. Mike Thursday night and saw their Royals trimmed the California more's runs were unearned, Detroit Tigers The setback was the filth in a Hargrove homered for Texas. five-game winning streak go in Angels 7-I, the edged the Baltimore Orioles 6-5 row for the Orioles while the Wilbur Wood gained the viethe drink, Luis Tiant pitched a strong and the Chicago White Sox Tigers ended a six-game skid. tory, but was helped by Pat Kelly's diving catch in the fifth Lynn whipped the Texas Rangers 8-3. Royal. 7, Angels 1 seven-hitter, rookie Fred a twoinning and relief from Rich Oakland and Minnesota were Fred Patek slammed drove In three runs wi th a tr iple not schedul ed , run ho mer - his first of the Gossage in the seventh. and si ng le and Canton Fisk hit Tiant, 11-6, register ed his - George Brett sin gled season his first home run in more tha.n fourth consecutive triumph three times and doubled and a year as the Red Sex thrilled a Make The with a after being nicked for a run in Marts Pattin scattered nine capacity crowd of 34,293 Long Hot Summer the first inning on Chris hits ter the Royals. It was Kan64 triumph in the opener of a A Real Chambliss' long sacrifice fly sas City's sixth straight victor)' four-game series, leaving them COOL ONE which scored Walt Williams all against California and Paula's Just one-half game behind the way from second base, second win over the Angels in Yankees in the American Sox got three runs The Red eight days. Last week he fired a E!eCtriC General League's East Division. off Pat I)obson in the fourth on five-hit shutout. By winning, the singles by itick Burleson and Royals climbed to wi th in 4 i Central Air Conditioning Carl Yastrzemshi, Lynn's triple games of idle Oakland in the Systehi and a single by Cecil Cooper. American league SVest. PLUMBING White Sox 8, Rangers 3 Fisk, playing on ly his four th HEATING game since suffering a serious Bill Melton's grand slam , knee injury last June 28 and a homer off Ferguson Jenkins LanfordAve.327 broken tot earm in spring training, touc hed off a three-run seventh with his first homer Nite lLIrnes R.ftI(1L JI LONG WOOD- Several since June 17, 1974 . hundred athletes will invade Indians 9, Brewers 2 Lyman High School's track John Lowenstein, Boog PowSaturday for the AAU ell and lluddyBell drove intwo Association Track and Field runs apiece to lead the Indians Championships. to their fifth straight victor)' The meet is the 'cond leg of while Dennis Eckersley and afour-leg race to the nationals, Jackie Brown blanked the big Daily Doubles Nitely 2 which will be held Aug. 8-13 at Brewers until Darrell Porter's Wagering Ithaca. N.Y. two-run homer in the ninth in9 tlme Mon.-Thurs. 10 times Fri. & Sat. The top two finishers In each rdng. event Saturday will advance to TIgers 6, Orioles S Show and Quinelbs every race "'Will. Place. the regionals July 19 at GeneMichael's eighth-inning Post Time 7:45 PM Huge Track LL Meet Set At Lyman Sei'tinole urf Club *Trifecta . Oii1A R TD;hflfl SEMINOLE 5p in 17.0) - I aseball World of Joe Garagiola Baseball Italian RECHARGE AU MAKES NEW & USED PARTS INSTALLATION y . . - - - - -- - It I 90-DAY GUARANTEE 408 MATTIE ST. SANFORD 323-1329 24 HR. WRECKER SERVICE FREE ESTIMATES IS THE PARTY OVER? no getting around the fact that your high school years are some of the best youlI ever have. Good friends, good times, lots of laughs. Maybe even a little There's learning. But now that you're g'aduatng, you to decide, "Is the Party O v er) " really ha -,e For some of your classmates, it probably is They'll settle into jobs that aren't going ary - .hre .flJ that's where they'll Sit. With their memories. you want to go places in life, you Cdfl. And there's one Icb that can start you out Ofl the right foot But if better than atvy other we know of. The Marine Corps. Af:er bot camp yLull get top notch tran;rJ specialized career. The kind of top notch training only the Marines can gir,e you. They have over 400 different you qualify, you can take your pick. Jobs like Air Traffic Controller, Telephone Technician, Air. sobs and if craft Mechanic. Even Criminal Investigator. Jobs that offer you a challenge. Excitement And a real future. in or out of the Marines, U you think you've got what it takes, a iob in the Marines is a good place to still Ca!l rio-,', for more information . ('(Ic\ QOQ ')A')l �- ______-____N - --.-- _ -. __________ - : .. - r- . LE'-------. ____ - _____ 31A— CLASSIFIED ADS LEISURE Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl, Friday, June 27, 197S-2B 831-9993 322-2611 RATES CLASSIFIED DEPT. Friday EVENING 9 7:00 (2) To Tell The Truth (6) Con centrati on (I) W ha t's My Lre (9) Wild World Of Animals (13) All-Star Wrestling (24) Se nior Scene (35, 44) Star Trek ,.'w s,s ce c,.,.. What's (6) (8) (7) (6) (9) (13) (24) (3,5) 9:00 6:25 6:30 I ,l,J ch 9:30 8:30 (2) Wheelie Ar-i The Chopper Bunch (6) Speed Buggy (8) Jabberwocky Police Woman ABC Food 12:00 Bugs Bunny (24) Mister Roger's Neighborhood Days (13) Wr es tling (24) International (44) There's Plenty Of Gold 9:00 (2, 8) Emergency Plus Four 10:30 (9) U.S. Open Golf (13) June Ally-son 11:00 (2,6,8,9) News (24) Aviation Weather (6) Jeannie (9) Hong Kong DAY 'T1L2:30P,M,-S3.2S I_ "AIGAMATtCVEI I __________ (9) WS OA.' JS, N"R ____________ U _____ 671 _____ JAMES buD - THE GOLDEN GUN - in STAR RI NO Adults I.So Students I 23 Xiddles JS 4° : ROGER MOOflE ':11 3:29 5:30 1:40 0:W 1:30 3:3* 9:30 Wild Hee Haw Oral Roberts Special (9) Lawrence Welk (24) Burns And Allen (35) De partment "S" 7:30 (2) Frie nd s Of Man (24) Way It Was 8:00 (2, 8) Emergency r.i. OCNE HACKMAN 11 JAMESCOSUIN War UN" I 4/ T1'ere ' THE BULLET 9:30 (6) Bob Newhart thdrt Swinging . idlillidir" (8) New s (9) Movie (44) R ock Concert PLUS bztaftt u,t. ' 1 Protectors -- HEN . 9 N ago j ONE I ___ -' Enjoy Sunday Brunch.,,,,. County's Leading Civic Clubs ,Utt lit Plan Your... &.GnveHtions Banquets Luncheons Gatherings Receptions Conferences Seating Capacity to 110 ____________________________ (HI £UuI T im Jul aevt,4AGLtXTMA 55.?N i..ii.,i 1•'44 4. •4 4 lomplete child care serviceS. New Summer Program' HEY DIDDLE DIDDLE DAY CARE, 373 5690 Sanford- Child Care In my ho me. _______________________ Referenc es, 3239147, bonnie puzzling situations and you win finer understandInj with loved loved out. Once your work re dime one. have romantic bliss. TAURUS I Apr. 20 to May 20) S/sG!T'IARIUS (Nov. 22 i reach a — --'--i Make surroundings more at- Dec. 21) Fine day tractive to please higher-ups. together with that most appeal Take no chances with one who to you. State personai aims for gossips. support. Shop for charming clothes, at recreations GEMINI May 21 to June 21) CAPRICORN (De. 22 to Jan Ideal day to come together with 20) Show interest in the acgood friends for pleasures and compllshmenta of a bigwig and relaxation from tensions, you can gain backing. Show Please loved IU..$1I.I Pleas Get r, ili IVI l UI p.m. apathy. AQUARIUS (Jail. 21 to Feb. MOON CHILDREN (June 22 19) Talk Over new plans wi th a to Jul) 21) Shosing more apflCW conthct, WhO can g1e ou a •• i rireeiatrnn for those urhri Ik.. who ,, ..., .., with y ou can t'ing harmony lslnIiiI ,liffa..,.r. ,. ,..•..,, approval INIMMW experts of be rmurerative them carefully. I Aug, 22 to Sept. 22) -- -- - LONGWOOD, FLA 15 MINUTES FROM AUTO-TRAIN , ki . ; 1 ' Don't Come fhOss'l 'i if Y')u*A'4 TO i,'uw u as ,rnurp,o,.v r----...... r- . ~~. — vOLjka fl ".#".# ,-. SI,'. I a. ii..isa -'-----. ____ 2 75 '1.75 i'(' "/.e, 144 , 44454$ Nance, told. 144 , 5414445 ___ .. Tasaday story IS - - _ -' ' ' . - --_ - . . G 'O - "DON'T NEEDS" FAST WITH A WANT AD. Phone 322-2611 or 53' 9993 and a friendly Ad visor *11 help you. ____________________________ kitchen equipped, 3 lafgt rM. nl, Furnished Home R EAL TOR 322 7191 '. • G/?illiLgc -o 'szl' APARTMENT Move Into Sanford's Fretihi1 - Most Talked About ApnrtnunI ' 3771301,7610 Hiawatha Ave Complex For 3 Room, 2nd floor rear Apartment, utilltle Included Firs'? Hwy. 17.fl Sanford 323.1670 .,'P" r'r,.._ ______ -________________________ rtmes Fuished —_ -.-- . Furn or unfurn AgAs large I 8 7 bedrocm carpeled air ccn II ,ylur.I, r.nv GEAW IS IN didn't work -" work at pleasant piece, extra money for you rself See Mrs Lee' at Quality Inn North in Longwood. It'S like pennI from h ea ven when you sell "Don't Needs" nitls a want ad SELL I .I 1111il _ FULL OR PART TIME Personable lady FREE training, unlimit ed ea rning pot en tial For per sonal Interview Phone 3fl . 1657, Sanford, Fl. 371 ; Fla. 37171 ARE BOLST2RED WITH VALUtS FROM THE WANT AD Housekeep er wanted, for retired COuple', one Semi invalid Plo CookIng, good wages --------_ Write 2195, Sanford, Fla POly In S Frenth Ave. SanfOrd rsn 701 0 373 7 ___________________ - - -.- . .r1!.!wl ." , . ~ ' ______ .'. . 'I'd AN 111111111111101illilliiiiialLut "iVtoving? Why utIlities turn, Summer rate. ¶97 50 Adults 327 2296 eves & week ends -. . 'lana tOfQI sen it ana fget It wIth a Classified Ad 372 7611 ._ S . ' ,,' ' _.....,L_.J8_ I..... fl Not Live C. n'7ni. 'l .,. , - .. NP ________ " uio - 4, t . tIt•i. ' It" row , I , ' ______________________________________ - space 1 , Unfurnish edDu pl ,..-? bedroom. I bath, large yard tt'ont d ba ck. - 9dØiiiDde heater with tank, Electrician's Tools, 327 3*53 iol tables Pool room going Out of business, must sell S professional able's, I" slate, like new. This ecek on ly 5500. list $1,200, I snlque snooker table. 5600; 373 52 or 644 6460 SALE ! C to smoke ciarrage, merchandise Sb SO PCI ott Buttons & (lows :nilaren's Store 76.10 Hiawatha ve , Sanford 373 1)70 Brok er NILSON MAIER FURNITURE TRADE BUY SELL 1315 E First SI 372 5671 - to Zoo The Herald's special .eclionon our new Central Florida !oo Don't miss it on July 3. DAI 'TV REALTY I I I Purchase Plan * -. Modern and sharp I bedroom Split pian. P, ba ths, fenced ya'd, garage, carpetS, stove and refrigerator $ ioo 233 Mo 131 *322 CLIFF JORDAN,REALTOR I tchen Bathroom Cabinets. 7oqJnter togs, Sinks Installation uvailable Bud CabeIl. 377 5057 un y time rod picnic basket with plates, ups, $A; Coleman lantern. SA. so It ice chest, 5.4, air mattress. $3. ar vacuum cleaner. 13 372 6835 L Ill ~ ,Tv~,' j 11 0 ( ~04 6 7, ____ re , ' 'rs One Of Our First 100 *nil And Yov'Il Receive D R •Paved streets *Sewers •Sidewalks family 373 7887 30 Year Mortgages - $pct. 1 3v'n or Conventional Mortgages room. b'e'dromn. Carpor t Children ok ay , CARRIAGE -'-------------- DEL TONI, New Duplex. Furn Or IJI'furru Drape's, Water, Lawn Care 373 1571 or *61 6314 ____ Mug . - _.. Additions 211 W,2Sth Sanford, Fla, App?, 322-3103 Remodeling Call for ------ _ -- all on July 3 68—Wanted to Buy ___________ I Rd. 427, 2.31 miles east of 17-92. Ph. Sanford 4305) 3234160 , CASH _____ For Your Junk Cars 3731329 Will Buy or Consign Any Item of Value SANFORD AUCTION. 3n 7340 Yard Sale' Camper, bikes, dishes, toys. clothes, crib and furniture 119W Woodland Di., )730322. 1973 Toyota Corona Deluxe Station Wagon, air, I 5Pe'e'd. radio, like new. $2,993 Call Duane McGuire, 322.1651 Dealer. ANTIQUES I Piece or Housefull CASH 373 432* EXTRA LARGE CARPORT SALE Fri Sal.-Sun.; 726 Baywood Circle, Sunland Estates Phone 323.3687. 196,7 Pontiac, factory air. new tires.. good running condition, 5403 223 1355 72—Auction 'It Pontiac 10 past. wagon. AC, FM AM, AT, PS, PDB May need motor. 5500 373 3972 & Accessories _____________ Auction Sale 197'3 Bass FIShing Boat, I?' with '73 Evinrude 6 HP. & Trail er , Only $693 Call Whitey Eckstein, 372 1651. Dealer, 1969 Chrysler Newport, Excel Cord, Gold with Ivory Top. AC. PS, PB, Automat ic--04 1"2 FRIDAY NIGHT?)0 Trieresleof anestateconsisting of Danish modern bedroom set. Maple bedroom set. dinette set. solid pine table. TV's. All kindS of fancy glassware, lamps, dithe's, linens, tools, etc Also 11' Aluminum boat. 3' HP motor & gas tank, complete. 1971 Dodge Van, automatic, PS. PB factory air, factory AM FM stereo, cruise control. 12.500 miles 54.200.327 oils UST A PHONE CAL "', __ I _________________________ ________________________ -- - Home Improvements ' Air Conditioning I BUDDY'S PIOMEIMPROVEMENT ALL TYPES OF CARPENTRY AND REPAIRS 313 1335 - C en tral Heat 8, Air Cond:tioning for free estimates, call Carl Harris, at SEARS in Sanford 372. 1771, We do brick work 8 install home Point PiiSyp Pest Control rii.o'.'.r A' Investigators PEST O'4TROL 2 567 P, k Drive 776865 "MAC" MCL'JNG. Bonded INVESTIGATIONS-- ALL TYPES PH 173 ce M 313 S2I5 Pet Care - Lod Clewing__________ p( . J['T IN', t'.irc -4 , i,rc.m Ph 37? 4757 F' AL, ia(, L .5710 (IF AWIPI(', BeautyCare All tpr-s lol' 5. aceraile cleared We have top Soil, fill dirt, clay, and Shell available Please call night or day. 323 3913. - TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON (formerly HarricIt's Beauty Nook) Slit Pine 327 5712 F'TFRSOPI LAND (LEAPING Pultdoling, F icavblnQ. Ditch ''.'rk Fi ll dirt lop ',Oil 377 5943 SPECIAL Permanent Wave. $10 Ask for "Glen" Bernice's Beauty Salon, 7635 Sanford Ave 3723936 - P K SEAMAPI.PHOTOGRAPHY %eddinIjs,CandidS,Curnrner(al Portra.t, Aerial, Acjyerlil rg Su mmer Wecjd n Special 625 'uSB.ó __________________ Pressure Cleaning A P..5 'i- i' riij till Ørt 'ay. rock All I'flds Of d'ggnu3 HoSr tral 'Cs stored and rro',ed 372 9142 or i!, I . Ak).4 )OMS AVAILABLEfc') fE., SANFORD ___________________________________ , t(i'slor' his, t,ilr I. c4rit Home Improveients , ru — C I: 'N5 AL I -_r,.. , y 323 Iit , F1 ,- r [ Roofing 3' $57' I I Expert roof repairs. Pat roofs or q'1arar'erd sh'ngles All BPOC.DEPI ROOF ING )13 6700 S ,,Iter UlifltyBuildings Lawn Care 1 I , , I,' i' , ,,x tlucr, driver, nstalI,if.00 Wall, uVatt of Orlando 299 4?7 , ç Mowing & Edging ', '', - 321 0207 IuslJinQ. roofing and concrete linithing. tree estimates 56 & up Also Irr' esImates on sprinkler systems Call 373 4050 after p in ___________________________ MAKE ROOM TO STORE YOUR WIN T ER I I E MS SE L L "DON" NEEDS" FAST WITHA WAN'! AD Phone 3777811 or $31 Modernlling your Home'. Sell no PAUL SLAYER longer needed but useful itemsProfessional Wallpaper Hanger with a Classified Ad Licensed Residential, Cornmeu ii ______ Fri', Estimates Ph 373617) ________ (4 ( ,'.r - LandMuintsnanc• 9993 ,snct in friendly Ad Vor will help you ARMS f' . It your root isforthebirds Call the Bird— Allen Wrenn q,, PhotolRpky CRIA Backhoe Service SLIM BUDGETS ARE BOLSTERED WITH VALUES FROM THE WANT AD CCI, '' & Body Work You tried the re'sl now try the best E ,r'ert r,,n! & body ACrk 736 7306 aftn'r 8 p rn . 3)) ISiS pick or & tie?lveiy antenna Sy'Stpml at low rates Free e%r-ia?I.s 323 1113 BEAT HIGH ELECTRIC COSTInstall a water to air heat pumpfree est. DYKES AIR CON DITIONING 3778877 _________________________________ Don't need!" Serve a useful purpose i again when you sell them with a Classified Ad from the Herald Call us today' Don't delay' Just dial 3737611 or 31c''9) to place your Ia.- o'.t want Ad SOLAR HEATING AND WATER PUFIIFICAIION SYSTEMSCall Phil Gonlalel 30532339)9, C.,rpentry Rt'rnutJel.ncj, Additions. Custom Work litinsed torx1ed Frey' eStimate 373 6038 ' -.--_ - ln'in,stq' th.' Pi'qti coI of ,v,ateriflq m.r l,i*r Wa' ,nst.SII sprinkler •ySl'nc ist IN .n%t te,isonable ristra in ihe isni' I rst,rnatf'% S4i'Itrrn (.awn '77) 95I7 Nerd sr8sr oCiss' i'' PrompI and drrrrvlrrt rri,(l 9'91 WallPapering Well Drilling ELI S DRILLED PtJ','J'' SPRINKLER SYSTE All tyoes,)ndsi:es '. .',' ,,, /r , mate CONSTRUCTION Ir ,. - FurniSpi.d I bedroo,, duplex, adults till 'iSs lilA -" 'Iv.ler ;LiQ pm COVE A to Zoo The complete story on our new Central Florida Zoo Read it .if' 11 I'll — HOMES OF DlSTtNCTIO • Close to everything yet 4 $' 1 1Iy f,om it alIt •Large wooded lots •Strttt lights , JIM DANDY JAll FEED "Buy Direct From Boxcar" GORMLY'SE.46 Sanford 371 173.3 GE Air conditioner, Apartment, 31 — 3 eeciroom, V, S &Irnnt% fJ * Rent Come out and Inspect the Model homes on display 1171 ___ irge complete Mobile Home Park. MOnitily Rentals Available $135 $150-Color TV QUALITY INN-NORTH I I ISP 13.4, Longwood IeaI Estate IN AL F'i'ftE RANGES t17'i'.' 1st St 321 5611 le, caw, 1iust Adult 'Farnlly - '--'_ ADULTS, NO PETS Cash For Your Junk Cars 373 9136 DIRECTOR UPi I LiYiPi Choice Listings $55 Lot Rent From Best lot selection now available In Sanford's newest and '-. .---=-'---. - MOBILE HOME PARK "" AVALCPI APARTMENTS 372 6121 1 1) 7A43 0 , NATIONAL AUTO SALES 28005 FRENCH. SANFORD .,. 1 _______ ti _____________ EffICiency.-..Attrtiv, $100 iflCl,Iide utilities Re'cj , ~ 1~ ku— , 9L P, , I S. 4 ',,, IYS%JJJ IL I "Q 'l I Bedroom burn apt, water fur rushed, $15 r.'no. $73 deoosit 115 French Ave 377 6117 or 621 1652 CO. Owner Lovely 3 bedrooms, I year old, large family room with fireplace, very large lot alm os t 1 acr 'dyllw Ide Sec tion. 3739161 I Established Fesidentiil Ara? ., ' - _- Sears Riding Mower, 6 HP, 73" cut, excellent condition, 5703 3 23 after 6 30 pm. By t,J1IL CM 11 FOUR INC, 1561 Lee Road, Winter Park 3056114.34.4 John Saggio REALTOR BROKER Finest S OAvs- & porch. huge inside utility room, 2 car garage, p", yrs old, SYSTEMS k a,.I.iii "'"-' ' REALTY BROKERS REDUCED YQ ORIGINAL COST, Swim in community pool Low, lOW down . . farm!y room, separate living * ** Service — W , , I ST. JOHNS imply, move right in, 1 t. 'l'ooms I - o,,neq, like new. 7 Bed r oo ms. FIb. room. detached garage. feiicpd yard 519.000 32) 9588 By SANFORD WANTENESPERAT : 11 III' Il , " BUDGETS •ti' -' -_ =- '-'- l 116W, 2nd St SPECIAL INDIVIDUAL Corporate executive needI .')er$l aid to assist Inbuin,,, Irregular hours, no reIponsibi;l$, to in. ten-icr. with a 13 hr. day position, Reply Box 517. Co The Eveni ng Herald, P 0 Box 1157, Sanford, SLIM 'iU144i'i -: , il jl . cAPIOPA i .111 1 1 i IT NIce upltalr's efficiency apt, all — Experienced, mature sales person f or part time work. Pely Box 571 c 0 The Evening Herald, P.O. I! . I ,,, " I Bedroom. Mo Elm. Sanford. No pets 3316954 y store .1 ii! u ii 322 8721 3 be drOm, 1' bath on corner lot, $1S.Ol I.xlstinq, $14,500. 7 pcI. mtg. :c13 $602. I ~ 1 9 0 1 1 1 1 k i! conditioned effici en cy apart -_— Airment. Call between lOam 3pm FIELD CRUATIOt 4 5 a Marshall Fi,ld faiii (røned com pa ny P'.as local opening for an ambitious, I 0 NOW WITH A CLASSIFIED AD — 3 rooms, bath, air, duits. No pets. Security deposit. 3fl 3749 105 Sancwa Ave. 3$ Frioay. IS Sat.& Sun. - 111 ; . LICENSED Kish Real Estate f .- REAL ESTATE. Sal" — __ person for Ior2B#droomi Adullsonly YOUNG PROGRESSIVE oflice No PARK AVENUEMOBILE PARK pressure, Cong enial oftice Lets 254.3 Park Drive'. $70 up talk B ennett Realty Inc. RIEDUCED FOR QUICK SALEDesirable home, lovely neigh. borhood Large corner lot. 3 spacious BR's, 2 baths, Fla 'm 373 51*1 rim 67A—Feed Bingo Sweet Feed, 12 pct.. $4 Mustang Pellets, 12 pct., $3 15; Other low prices Horse & Rider Store, 2151 Sanford Aye'. American Legion Auxiliary, Unit 53, Rummage Sale, June 27, 28, at old United Stale Bank, Seminole Plaza Exceptionally well tailored wtiite dress uniform, size 11, worn once, 513 377 7057. — 111, • _____________ '10 CREDIT CHECK NC INTEREST-- NO RED TAPE _____________ GARAGE SALE Fri , Sat., Sun. 10. 1,0 (teds. Gas dryer. etc. Exeter 4 vi (Country Club Hgts 1 3237191 I1 :-- - 322 1110 REALTOR 7201 S. French Ave 331 0011 Month's Iieii 'nly 1&2 Bedroom Apartment I. Fl. rnlshexl or LI If urnished . C811 3234579 ___ YARD SALE- Sewing machine's, C,lassr,are, MiSc, 1205 W. 19th Court. Thursday thru Sunday. __________ FR iDP1lC[ (LEAd CA, I i,'G'.' E; ER.' White German Shepherd Puppies, full blooded, five weeks, wormed iSO 322.9201 __________ 0 viedo - Seclud ed on 1 acre with lots of Irees, 1' years old, 3 bedroom, 7 Full baths, air and heat, w I: shag carpet, Ig eatin kitchen, formal dining room, and lots of will paper, huge family room with fireplace, and recreation r oo m with wet bar. $41,500 365 5316. 'tII.I for Sale WE FINANCE Female Shepherd Collie, 1 yr. old, needs room to run Pay for a 373 1766 In the Herald Classified ads are for--Sale - - --- ------- -black and white and read all over _- Ci mmercial Zoned, 2 BR, garage, fireplace, porch, low down. $11950 Acre Realty, REALTOR, 323 uSC MOVIb.G OOE5H'I HAVE TO BI F):PNsIVE 80—Autos ----------------- 3231766 0Miscellaneou3 -- - I - -. c.?Iariner's 1964 Chevy Truck, 6 Cyl. automatic, 5375 1957 Chevy Truck. 6 cyl $123; 373 7456 I weeks, 2 female, 1 male $5 each __ . 65—Plats-Sup p lies Business Home, zoned commercial. Oil Furnace and tari¼ used I mo., 16' Larson, 75 HP Evinrude 8. 55.000 BTU-$100 D.iys' 371 07)0, I lane highway. Great terms Trailer, 5175 210 Bradshaw Drive, 1973 Volkswagen. I speed, mileage evenings- 645 i7274 $11,950. Acre Realty, REALTOR, Sanford low Cal; Ml 5732 f' information 3237750 Dell's Auction 1111 R ienell Cabin Crui sef. n,. head. 1970 Rambler — MAITLAND FLEA MART galley with trailer. 215 HP, $6,500. Patio Houses Reasonable Hwy. 16. West Sanford I Itfl% fl.,._t* ,,.•_ -1 1 I •)I W,P 3210011 37)5420 Large 3 bedroom, 7 bath, includes $38 7"2O I I -disposal and dishwasher, mem Lawn MowerS We Sell The Best 8. bersl'ilp in iunor Olympic pool. 1-4 Serv.ce The Rest Western Auto tennis court $31 500 14 ''W 1st St Y I Bedrooms, 2 baths, large family W. STAN'S H6wY 16 FLEA MARKET room, membership in recreational YOU Saturday & Sunday facilities Including pool and tennis 372 9119 IL courts$43,500 EXPESRDYTOSVE 2 B ed room. 1 bath home, concrete h!o<k, good condition, $13 950 CailBart Real Estate 12RFu. Unturn 300 E. E. Alroort. Airport,173.1 1 Merchandise ______________________________ 1 BPS , 2 bull baths, family room 8 den. plenty storage, large lot 3221017 3 Bedroom, 7 bath, large c or n er lot. reduced to $16,000. 1911 Dodge Snit Camper, AC. PS. A..t FM. Cruise ctilro4 1. extras 5,600 mile" 53.700 WilIsili separate. 322 0575 Shepherd, Collie Terrier, pups, 9 COLOR TV, $11 95 MONTH RENTAL PURCHASE PLAN 61.4 rJ.5 Boyng within 60 Cays Wm. Koshiol, 203 Ocean Drive. Tavernier, Fla , 3)070 After S-377 7112-373 Central Ftorlc,a's MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR 1919 S. Fr en ch 372 1991 377 7374.3N 1194, 3fl 1911 372 1939,227 1164 - 1111111 J St Johns River ares Home, marina, fish camp or acreage. 322.6457 615 7333 IrEAL TOWs 47-Real Estate Wanted JOHNN' WALKER PEAL ESTATE INC. QENEPAL CONTRACTOR Forrest Greene, Inc. 371 )S ___________________ — Rent BIie Lustre Electric Carpet St'ampooer for only$l SOpefda CARROLL'S FURNITURE GIANT CARPORT SALE- Fri. & Sat 95. 2126 Orange Ave. REALTOR 22015 French Ave ,321 0011 ______________________ -- - - 7 —Trucks-Tra;c' . Kish Real Estate - 1973 Honda 1S Al. Excellent condition Must sell due to medical condition Sacrifice 37])9S4 . This i our 13th year at Animal Haven Grooming & Boarding Kennels, Thanks to you, our customers.322 $757 Yard Sale' Camper, bikes, dishes, tOyS, cictes, crib and furniture 119W %wdland Dr.. 3230322. GENE,,VA-- 4 Arr, $16,0 - Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 373 7966 NELSON'S FLORIDA ROSES Woodruff's Garden C.'rite'r 601 Celery Ave Saniorci - - Beautiful oak shaded corner homesite convenient to Shopping only 51.000 call Louise Rot. tiriqtiaus, Asoc , Land Brokers, Inc , Realtor 8)1 2020. alter hourS 8310394 Land Brokers. Inc. 911 Pine St. Fern Park MAYFAIR- 100'xlll', 520.000 By owner, 17.S00, large 4 BR. tam. rm., 2 yr's., pool, cibI gar., cen. h. a. 51.500 down. Assume 714 pct. loan 37) 1743. - - - 78—Motorcycles Let me MOW or TILL your lot arid.or carden spot Floyd Freer, 322 3191 - 54—Garage Sales 6 room house, I bath, large lot, for sale or rent. Reduced for quick sale Call 830 7871 LAKE MARY- 2 bedrooms, range 8 refrigerator Included Beautiful trees, nice yard. Country atmosphere. $11,900 Stemper Realty 322-2090 li,,.,iiii "iv 373 WO -.-- -, Osceola Ave. LAKE MPY-'761'x116, 116.700 $500 down, take over payments, bedroom with den 323 7144 or 3227778. WE TAKE TRADES - 3M Preci se timed released plant food Garde'nLisnd. 1100W iii St Color TV's from ISO. B&'i, from $15; Service all makes HERBS' TV ion c 11' i,i — DELTONA-. 160'x175', $7,000. 26065 Hwy 1792 REALTOR 373 3771 WE TAKE TRADES HURRY! I Bedrooms, Only $25.100 . Don't miss this great buy on a roomy ho me CALL NOW, I Pd COUNTY- Small. neat 2 bedroom home, central neat & air, eat in kitchen, fireplace, beautiful trees $15,500 Ad(oining lotS available for $5,300 1505 W. 25th St. porctn-$90, 322 0'%Si _______________ -pjy " Reconditioned Batteres, II? 93 exchange REEL'S BODY SHOP, 1109 Sanford Av - 62-Lawn 53—TV- Radio-Stereo Beaulilui , a(res, paved road, treej, clear flowing stream, horses O.K. Terry Really, PEA'.TOR. 67* l7ll 2563 Park Dr Harold Hall Realty FISH, SWIM. SKI- 3 bedroom waterfront home Beautiful kit. Chen , f or mat dining. Florida room overlooking lake, central heat & ar, fenc ed yard 537.500. ____ ,==---- SHADED LOT- Overlooking lake. $4,500 Spring is "Move ou tside time" Get patio and lawn furniture at a good Price Read the Classified Ads _______ 43--Lots-Acreage 2515 PALMETTO AVE.. 3 bedroom, 1' bath, kitchen equipped, con. venient to shopping Drive by and call 522.500 Yard Will dick er or swap $23,900. 01 135 FROM Whole houSe $113 or Upstairs apt. Payton R ea lty -- PAYTON REALTY Peg, Real Estate Urokc, 327 1)01,2610 Hawatha Ave at 7 97 WE TAKE TRADES :OUNTRY HOME- S.7 Acres. lovely 2 Story older home (estimate over tOO Yrs.) In ci. celient area Giant oaks, & citrus Stables, corral, tack room, near Sanford $7 7,000 TOWNHOUSES _________________________ GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3101 Orla nd o Drive Sarto(d12 ) 5200 - ardens 110W AIRPORT BLVD SANFORD 1737573 31 'I' K ENMORE WASHER, pans, Service, used machines MOONEY APPLIANCES3Z3 06 97 brook CALL OWNER- 327 1195. 210 Virginia. Sanford's exclusive section. 1', lots, carpeted, central airheat, all electric kitchen, fireplace, newly painted. $32,500. With 2', lots, 137,500, or best offer $1500 REBATE NO QUALIFYING New 3 BR home, all extras, S pct. int eres t 579,500 372 2717 FANTASTIC OPPORTUNITY I acre egg ranch near Sanford, 3 bedroom, 1 bath home, ap proximately 13.000 laying hens Company suppli es hens . Ieeii, an material Grosses 51,500 $7,600 per month Cool terms to Qualified buyer sruoio 1,2,3 BEDROOM SUITES 2 BEDROOM SANDLEWOODVILLAS Come seethe latest in luxury family living, the all new 71'x 6I' Glen Your MLS Agency financed Please call us' Idyllwilde', tranfeqred, must tell, pool planned I BR, 2 bath, family rm w fireplace, carpet, custom drapes, many extras, $46,600. 373. 1730 Luxury Patio Apartments MAKE ROOM TO STORE YOUR WINTER ITEMS. - SELL - 1. chairs, secretarial desks 8., 13' Travel 'Trailer. Stove, liflk. ice Chairs, straight chairs, filing box, sleeps 6. $450. 3236711 .caoinets, as is Cash arid Carry. NOLL'S 76—Auto Parts Cass.eiberry, 17 92, 5)0 4706 - , 322- 2420 Anytime SANFORD.-. 3 Bedrooms, I', baths, -_ central heat & air, fe nc ed back enva _._.._ REALTORS 75—Recreatiorsa I Vehicles , - COUNTY-NICE COUNTRY HOME. 3 bedroomt, I bath, nicely pa neled family room. Fenced ba ck yard, workshop in garage. $77,300 We have many homes und er 120.000, very low down payments owner B"600 COVE APTS IF THIS IS THE DAY to buy a new car te tnday 5 Classifi ed ads for , - , , (7) 5 acre tracts, very low down payment, mobile home approved. REALTOR 7201 S. French Ave ,371 0011 WtiXIVA RIVER S Adult rnOI2lIe'home village, under large shady oaks on the scenic Web iva Mod ern clean interiors, from $110 5Ml W of Sanford 372 4470 . -_ Easy Living MobUe Housing Acreage SANFORD-- 3 bedroo m, 7 bath, 131.900 34—Mobile Homes - .322*03.4. COLUMNS several times in the cave area, has writ ten a chatlenglng foreword to this ex. citi ng, affet'Ung book. Eve Shartutt Associated Press ' -- the visited •..,,4, living Charles A. Lindbergh, who 0 . t''!' ..i SOIl.. II IWI 1 1*..... discovered In this book, which includes 64 pag!s of photographs by IvdiiyTHi'.t5,1R(( iLOiLy 51 icC *4 2AM!,-'~l 1L I , &_ Jol_ ~ __4 -5~ -:, T_ ~__~___ ( 1 \ AM 4jjj\ 1A,u A sam "-.--. ~~ . , FRIEOCNICK(N VFFET - 'S 'tIPiS' rRi(fg(v s; Tttf4TZI,lLSflAt . . To Our Lounge - tion in the news. They were geit1e people with no words for hate, anger or war; no weapons or tools other than bare essentiaLs for gathering foo and absolutely no knowledge of the modern world, Jonn Nance, former bureau chief In Manila for 'flr, kjsod. ated Press, took a leave of absence and became involved In locumcrttng the story of the 305-862-4000 ~__13 --- in caves in a Philippine rain forest. They were called, au• thorities said, Tasadav, and they were an immediate sensa- SR 434 & 1. 4 p. TASADAY. . Kish Real Estate Bedroom unfurnished apt air, wail to wall carpet $175 month ISOdamagadeposit 2O3E 21st St 113 411119 after 5)0 _________________ 18—HoIp Wanted Singer Zig Zag. in cabinet, 3 need le, front loa d deluxe sewing macnine. Sold new for $319.00. Pay balance of $88 or 10 payments of $9. See at. SANFORD SEWING CENTER 307 Eatt Fire' D ow nt ow n 322 9111 Eve. 869 1116 5732 F Colonial Or . Orlando '' . . For used furniture, appliances, tools, etc Buy 1 or 1001 tems I arry's Mart, 713 Sanford Ave Wood or steel desks (executive desk '- SANDRA- 4 bedrc,om, 2 bath, 543.000 - Read tod ay's classified ads for ..--.-'.. .'. . - MASTERS COVE ON THE LAKE 373 7900 Assume Payments kitchen, new carpet and furniture throughout i3,500 delivered and set up. Call Andy, collect. 773 6461. OWNER FINANCE- 3 OR. 1 bath home, paneled, large fenced lot for garden Yours f o r only $19,000. CASH 322.4132 Used office furniture Manatee 65'xI7', 3 bedroom, front COOL POOL with this) BR, 2 Bath home. Energy Saving air cond. System, Family room with serve thru bar & fireplace. $37,500 Cash for good used Furniture & Antiques . STAN'S, 372.9119 &--Offi ce Su wl - Make your Budget go furt he r, shop the Classified Ads every day, • LAKE MARKHAM- 3 bedroom, 7 bath, $48.000 Furnished or urifurnished 3 bdrm 7 bath, water, garbage and yard care furnished, fenced back yard. 3730548 30-Apartments Unfurn*shed good buys. theft . LOCH AR BOP- 3 bedroom. 2 bath. 559. 9(5) SANFORD We have listings We' have buyers. We need another real es tate licensee to help t,,s make sales. ForrestGr,,n., Inc 261 5).)22S970.eves Larry Saxon, Realtor 830 1666 - npri2I i ' Looking for garden equipment? One & Two Bedroom a pa rtments 1 -- By John Nance. Harcourt, Brnie. 151 Pzw.. tic -o" v"'. In IflI, a group of Stone Age . Call Classified: 377 2611, - '-s. Classified Ac1% •USliS'W4 NORTH OVER 7O FLORIDA ATTRACTIONS .SS Milt R*diias a SEAUTIFUL GOLF COURSES. iMile Radius JAI-ALAI, DOG RACING A. NIGHT HARNESS RACING All w?,1 2 Miiiit l QUALITY INN NORTH . , -- 9199 rii BARTENDER'S SCHOOL Day 1. Night Classes 3 Mi N Longwood, J un ct , 1792$. 119 3n 17% or 37283.1 Fa mily Wanted to buy used Office furniture Any Quantit',, PIOLL'S Casselberry, Hey. 1197 $30 4206 ROBSON MARINE 2927 Hwy. 17 92 322 5961 Fight Cholesterol build up with Lecithin Kelp Combination. Get Norwalk Leci.Kelp caps at Fairway Plaza Pharmacy. 42 —Mobile Homes - - 68-Wanted to Buy Accessories 73' Critchfleld Cruiser, 160 Inboard outboard power. Ideal for family fishing 372 camping, skiing, Sill o 322 0221. SI New L)ouDie wiae You can get a fir price when you 109W 1st St.. 3727315 60'x24', 3 bedroom, 2 bath. Fur WITT REALTY advertise your "don't needs" in nisheri We steam clean carpets SO0 down with the Want Ads Peg Real Estate Broker credit tO Acres--- 2 bedrm. house on Lake 321 0540, 322 774,373 7895 Furniture at FtSY LIVING MOBILE HOUSING Quality Used Dupont near Deltona, $37,000 Reasonable pri's. Twin, Full, 5737 E. Colonial. Orlando Daytona Itch 252 'lbS Queen A King Size bedding, 2738161 — chests, dressers, night Stands, Ste n stro m TV'S, Dinettes, Refrigerators 8. Very Exclusive Frontier 50 ' X 10 baby needs We have terms for Irent i',hpn, delugecarpel, good local credit. DAVE'S 1 bedrooms, 2 bath, pc.ol, I FURNITURE. 500 Sanford Ave central air Delivercd arid set up, RFAIITIFIII I V I ANDS - APFOI I . Realty I ..I 1oo'. 1719110 .-iJi'Vi.'.V, .)i,)i,AJ . . I ----FA'V LlVIr, tR) ,A -513? C Colonial Dr. Orlando I 5prktng cie,in, 3 bedrooms, 2 bath, 52ppIiances DPEAMWOLD- NEAR SHOP. lake Ir',t home, (tntr.l 2736161 -- and air, trees, and other extras,PING large walk-in clOsets. GE S tove Refriqerarcr fles' of:c'r MOBILE HOME MOVING. Corn centratheal&air,bedrooms. t39,000. accept ed 322 1210 110 Juan.ta p'ee set up I'll save you mon ey. tls Priced at $77,000 Might be Convenient to stores, churches, CC*JI t. SuniarxJ Estates. Licensed. Orlando 773 5470 what you're looking for. major highways Trim 3 bedroom, W ha t would you like to sell? Lake Mary,? DR Furni shed Adults, No Pets, $135 29$ State Rcl IS ________ Peg Real Estate Broker 110E 251h St 3716655 I Bedrooms, 2 baths, double garage, Shag carpet, only 7 years old. Central air, workshop, fenced yard, assume $29,800 loan. Price, 132,250. 373 9110 SS—Boats & Double bed with oak bookcase, headboard 8. frame, chest & dresser . $15. Alto Misc items. 322 . 004. TAFFER REAITY NO QUALIFYING $2,430 DOWN Last week Mr P 0. of Sanfor d 1', baths, carpeted with central placed a Classified ad to se ll his heat and air. $72.500 motorcycle He ran the ad only In The Herald The bike was Sold to a s acres -4 3 b ed room, 7 bath m ob ile Herald reader on the f ou rth day. home, $72,500 Own er financed I Bedroom, lg shady lot $125 monthly Call 668 6311 - —Instructiom - .-.- Wanted - Working Girl to sh are air conditioned mobile home in the country. 349 3143 _- ...-.''_.'.- Eves 323 0465 Assoc iate 33—Houses Furnished Deflary, A du lts Lovely large 1 bed room, air. Idea l for retired persons STOP AND THINK A MINUTE , If INN BUFFETS, ENTERTAINMENT Pur e Hon ey 1501W. 3rd St., Sanford 372 3017 ,Iirl people were ROOMS, LUNCHEON i'.. Disam with associates a rww project successful. Show your plit. to incream production. fine. gende qulifies with loved Man tune for new interests tha t one, QUALITY FACILITIES. MEETING .I...i bigwigs. 20) that hm been !acking of late. PISCES(Web. 20 to Slar. Entertain. Avoid troublemaker. Ile opinion Of an expert is - - to get SANFORD MAN SELLS BIKE WITH HERALD CLASSIFIED AD. County-? Bedroom 517$ Mo 372 7643 29—Rooms - 9—Good TWngs to Eat - (Jays 177 7114 Broker White flr.... Irrl W Cn'n.!riAI .. '_....i '.0 ; ,... ii ....... ""' a tn'petd, corner 10?. monthly rent -- - -- - W. Garnett -___________ , -"- Rentals - . _- om you are --. -• MOTEL OFFERING BANQUET -, PLANNING A GARAGE SALE? DON'T FORGET TO AD VERTISE IT IN THE CLASSIFIED ADS 322 7611 charm, elegance in advantage. Make worthwhile your surroundings. new friends. Attend socials. ARIES (Mar. 21 to Apr. 19) Don't hurt anyone. Aim to have far better rela tions SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) THE AREAS .( - more THE GENTLE LEADING _______________________________ Special Summer Rates: Open 71 hou rs , all ages Swing Set Pltir. "p' e'r" Park, 131 ilgt. ' I ' MAN OR WOMAN FOR R OO M AND BOARD. CALL ANYTIME, 373 ____ ________________________________________________________________ associated and also to 1 3921603 P'UUPIL)'- Gelding pony, Celery & Cameron Ave. 3236009 HOROSCOPE ose 1 1 L oa ns available for any type of business or real estate, operatng capital, expansion Mr Smith 5$) Zoo special July 3, . Put _____ . 2521 Park Or 377 7111 REALTOR AFTER fIRS. 327-92*4 3220648 322 )991 LONGWOOD 3 bedroom, 2 bath, cen heat & air, carpeted, fenced, 3 car carport. FHA terms, $76,900, 130 5556. ealtor.. Hartman Really, Inc Casselberry JOHN kRlDER, ASSOC 2 Bed rooms. adults preferr ed , $30 Week Unfurnished 373 5851. 3fl 66 70 - - Acreage t JOHN SAULS AGENCY ' R Homes, Lots 37? 5441 _ NIce 2 bedroom block hcme. fur nished Or unfurnished 323 7970. - _________' 25—Loans They're Hot" * Blond Ma hogany full size bed, box SprIngs 8 mattr ess Good con diticA'i, $40 365 3897. Hunt Realty Jim Friday, June 27, 11S-38 51—Household Goods , MILLIONS of dollars in Real Estate is sold daily in the' Classifi ed A,i Nothing small abet.,,tthatt Love Animals? Th en you'll love the all new Central Florida Zoo Read all a bout it in The Herald's A to JIP For Saturday, June 28, 1975 - located $175, first & last I) W tsr REALTOR 647 3*00 Dog wearing collar w name L ouis Hobby; lost in 14 1792 area; $2300 r eward 3771571. JIl BYBERNICEBEDEOSOL 41—Houses Ball RaIty CARRICk REALTY INC FOUND- Small white female Poodle, off Hwy. 16. 322 1575 Jul JIll 09 DECORATIVE BUSINESS Well established up!solslery and draper y buines, including real estate. U nd er $30,003 FACED WITH A DRINKING PROBLEM Perhaps AlCohOliC AnOnymiXS Can Help Call 173 4357 Write P.O. Box 1213 Sanford, Florida 37771 - - 41— Houses - And 6i cab tuSineS'. franchise Call Fadel 901 25) 2377. ' Lost- Black & Tan Male Hunting so 'Jill VIRGO CALL FOR DETAILS .. - Commercial Properties - .. _ 5--Lost & Found an llj -. Three bedrooms, nicely ' '. t Lecithin! Viniger! 56 1 KelpI Now all f ou r In one capsule. Ask for V 86. Faust 'sDrugs_ l ai- jui - '--. GETTHOSELUXURY ITEMS FOR A FRACTION OF THEIR COST FROM TODAY'S WANT ADS! no can $3.00 $ 1.50 ---------- Jul LEo iJuly 22 to Aug. 21) required so you can make BAI'.GTMtx,fls Ait1CHupcn w . .t. Ow dov' ': "'' ARE YOU LONELY? Let , is help you w men inn ri1r ,vr Ion ivi' for you. NATIONAL SINGLES CLUB OF AMERICA. Ph on e: 3057737710 ________________ man Eon ; Real Estate - ' 0 __=~~Z - lgll e -.-'---..-. ______ r Serving Seminole 4. )4. 12:00 (2. 6) Movie Ch•.rI.ad.rs - I.. 11:30 (2) Rock Concert (6) Movie '4$ irç 11* 1;N 7;$ tIN i ...,... 000. - - -- ______ Jull JII on! - ... _... -"..•..;'-.,,• ' l enjo)iq the lighter side of We. and can use this quality to fine 10:30 (33) Science Fiction 11:00 (2,6,8,9) News (33)700 Club (44) Night Gallery 11:15(9) News jjljq munt j no . :2 —___ I I Work your own hours tarn extra j 11u iikuii l ulIlll a -- - - Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl, 41—Houses Loch Arbor, lakefront,3 BR, 2 baths, den, heat air, garage $49,930. Acre Realty REALTOR, 3737750 P OWNER MOVING NORTH PRICED FOR QUICK SALE $10,500 with 52.000 cash down, completely fenced SOxl7S' lot, 2 bcdrni, furnished mobile home with 2 added rooms, cozy living at bargain price in residential SC lion. Call Shirley Hartman, - I bedroom, I' bath, air 6 heat uo monthly, $50 damage desit, option to buy 373 ,SALCOHOL A PROBLEM? Income as an AVON Pepresen I IN YOUR FAMILY? tativr. Call 644 3O7 AL ANON For famili es or friends of problem drinkers. For further information cell 432.4557 Of write Sa nford Al An on Family Group P0 , CUT COST AND CHASE THOSE MONDAY BLUES AWAY, Call Box 533. Sanford. Fla 37771. ______________________________ BoyMonday Drafting 5rvic, si .:ni rr r: Free 611 2927 for "We Care"Holline"AdultSorTeens. portunities , (44) Movie Law GIver (24) These Good Times (35) Wr es tling NMIII h1k} ii• .ss so a , - a a * & .4 on -------- - - - 18—Help Wanted 4—Personals .,.. MEN'MEMO - -- !ir1i Moore Show (9) Movie (24) Hollywood Television Theatre Ma ry Tyler Survival ____ BITE lab i Winter Springs, 2 or 3 OR, large family room Beautiful Shrubs aid trees $700 mo sit In2 ie Wh l New houses Ina rural area Nodown paymiiit, monthly payments less than rent. Government subsidized to qualified buyers. Call to see if you qualify! M. IJNSWORTH REALTY Peg Real hstale Broker 803W, 1st St. 323 6061, 373 0511 Eves. - BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT 3 Room office suite. Hwy. 1792, Sanford Only US mo Call Larry Saxon. Icai'or, 3219410 CLIFF JORDAN.REALTOR --. ProPertY ______ -"- $lSOmo Adults preferred 373 S854or 372 6620 rn -- - 37-Business Property 2 Bedroâm fenced yard V. * _______ - living, dining, kitchen, San'cwd Aye,, $115 mo garage 834 1649. Sunday - Noon Friday 1. Ii CJr -- e "G t 'E + Hutch i son Oean front Apartments, 339 S Atlantic Ave. Daytona Call 327105$ Noon The DayBefore Publication .. Âme' - 41—Houses -. 36-Resort fle'zlrooms. 2 DEADLINES - GENERAL 'rE;DENcIES: Give more at tention to your Coordinate your efforts with property and add to its value, others for a mutually unproved comfort. Cut expenses with a understanding of each other's new budget. Converse with motives and ambitions. Fine learned person. also for romantic happiness, LIBRA (Sept. 23 to Oct. 22 ) entertaining, and generally You are very charming today 10:00 110 In=Ini - ' The Show (33) World Of yeeief ck.l*'u.i. resew (44) Wrestling 6:30 (2) Florida's Watchi ng (6, 6) News (9) Reasoner Report (13) NBC New s (6) _____ 5:30 P.M. 6:00 A.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9.NOOfl -- (2. 6, 6) News (24) Florida Report (9) Kung Fu (24) A Family At War (33) Scream Theatre (44) Sports Legends 8:30 (6) leffersons (44) Braves Baseba ll 9:00 (2) Move _~ Pius 'This Is a Hi-jack' club-Show Fri.Sat'SUn 101111111F.1 IN ____________________ II.t (3S) The Fisherman Family Ft* YOUNGER CHILDREN. __ 5:30 (24) Black Perspective OV~ ST SELLER. 1 ODEA (6) All In The N THE 5 5:00 :40 MAr 89 TOO INTENSE N A (9) Wide World Of Sports (35) Party (44) Time Tunnel (6) (35) Wrestling 1:00 (2) Soul Train (6) Children's Film resTIvdi BamBam Adventures Of (ilIlrtxn AM _ __ _ ___ 1. NOW so Mister (German) E TREA I Pleasure 51 Miss Gardner — I. 4 Pastime 52 Feminine jI 2J A a Romp L 0 suffix C 12 Unit AD M I 'T 55 Group of 13 He loves C) E A athletes (tn) I ME R 14 Seine tributary 58 Small arrow Ek A liz 60 Wander about 15 Harem r oo m 62 Summer drink 16 Arizona city TN 63 Italian city 17 Lohongrins EN f A E L 64 Not matched bride at.,.... I 18 Loveto excess 9 Happy songs 39 Unusual 65 Afternoon 0 Seasoning 10 Valuable mental gift party 22 Territory tab I (ab ) Eyelid Take notice of 66 III? months(pl) 41 That girl inflammation 25 Hops' kilns 19 Very long time 44 Seeing organ 67 Moistens 27 Feminine 21 Playth ing 46 talent 68 Finish name 24 Number 47 Underworld 29 24 hours (p1) 26 Viper 48 Stop (flaut) 31 Moines. 27 Girls name 49 Fun in a group lcwa 28 Representative 50 Vital organ DOWN 12 Kind of tide lab) 53 Believe 34 School dance 1 Sustenance 29 Some revels (archaic) (COIl) 2 Unravel, last until this 54 Ripped 3 Church part 3 Tidiness 30 01's address 56 Arabian gulf 40 Number (p1) 4 Happy (ab) 57 Alcoholic i.... 4 "ii 'V' I' r.i-I "1W' , 43 Was observed 6 Parent (col;,) 35 Restore 59 Colt gadget 45 Chops crudely 7 And others 8 Sturdy tree t UJ.ch,rn ("5,', 7:00 (2) Last Of (6) Fat Albert (9) American Bandstand (24) Feeling Good T Homes 2 Bedroom, air Conditioned fur. n%h ed , plenty arm., welcome-322 $859 32—Houses Unfurnished - a K ACROSS moOd 41c a Iln I thru S times ]Ic line 6thru 25 times 24C line 26 times ($2.00 MINIMUM CHARGE) 3 Lines Minimum HOURS Celebrating EVENING (44) Soul Train 12:30 (2) Go (24) Se same Stree t (44) Gerald Derstine 9:30 (2,8) Run Joe Run (6) Pebbles And 11.1 Answer to Previous Puzzle (8) Tennis (33) Pop Goes The Cou ntry Animation (33) TBA Phooey (33) 700 Club (44) NightGallei'y I UVUI IIV (35) Bobby Goldsboro Globetrotters Informati on Eight These Are The (9) Al. ('17 Martian (44) t pDrts Leencjs 5:00 (2) Tenns 6:00 Jetsons Harlem (2) (6) (6) (9) Special (13) Zane Grey Theatre (24) The Sinners Man AFTERNOON Workshop (4.4) Wally's Dour 10:00 (2. I) J Marble (44) Friend s Of Yogi's Gang (24) Villa Alegra ,, iJI Star Irek Hudson Brothers (6) (6) World Around Us (24) Zoom (35) The Big Blue (9) (13) ABC Special 1 1130 12) (6) Bailey's Comets (8) Go (44) Herald Of Truth (2) Addams Family (6) Fav or ite Ma rtian (I) jabberwocky 8:00 nias CXitdoors 7:30 (2) Jabberwocky Theatre (44) Movies (6) The People (9) (44) Jini fl...' I5 srrc s 0oIendas '" '' Archie Masterpiece Next Hour 10:30 (2, 8) Sigmond And Sea Monsters (6) Shazan (9) Lassles Rescue Rangers (24) TBA (35) Speed Ricer 11:00 (2.8) Pink Panther (6) Valley oi Dinosaurs (9) Friends 'I's Jeannie enr S of (8) y ' Ernest Angley (44) MORNING (6) Growers Almanac (2) Daly Devotional (2) Across The Fence (6) Sunri;e Se mester (t, 9) Laurel And Hardy I iJI VfiIIi rv ,Ji %jJ i 6:00 (24) Wall Street Week (33) Movie (44) Braves Baseball (2, I) Rockford Flies (13) d Cou ple (24) m '' Saturday The Man - Co pan (44) Party My Line 5A 10 (13) Movie 10:00 (2, 8) Land Of The Lost (6) ScobbyDoo (9) Devlln (24) The Electric 11:30 (2.8) Tonight Show (6. 44) Movie (9) Wide World Of Entertainment 1:00 (2,8) MidnIght Special fit Movie S25. Pyramid Hollywood Squares Wrestling Sanford And Son Movie Movie Kolchak Washingtcw'i Week Homctnwn isra (13) 8:00 (2) TONIGHT'STV 11 (13) Movie (24) Washington Week (35) Movie (44) Combat 1:30 (8) Time Of Your Life (9) Invaders (24) Wall Street Week 2:00 (2. I) Major League Baseball (6) Movie (14) Sa ga Of Western Man (35) Braves Baseball (44) Braves Baseball 2:30 (9) Wrestling' (13) Movie 3:00 (24) Book Beat 3:30 (9) Movie (24) Romagnolis Table 4:00 (2) High Chaparral (6) Sounding Board (24) Woman 4:30 (6) Hogan's Heroes (24) Firing Line 34—Mobile - SANFORD j MARY area. 2 OR duplCx with in the around pool, (, Completely enclosed Appiiancej, air Conditioner, drapes, area rug. $150 per month including Pool service All you do is swim. Se. this now Rick Moran, Sit 6770 r Orlando - Winter Pork Seminole iplexes --=---..--_- -_ _=_ ,",.r ,', lr?ep,iir SilfiF MACHINE V 1( -, '.t i'. I;; 14J.1 --_ ._-_ -_ .-_ �/ 46—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. FrIday, June 21, 1975 YJP •' CK,wgAE.' Gi7' ,4L.O4& LITTLE '% EE )44'IN %t4E pO;, ¶ / 'V' FOR ' 1E- CR,TE lr ROLINC-UP 11 — ALLE'T WA!.!) and JAMES J1t('Ol!Y STAT E ME OF 71O6E 9RO4CO 'VIEN OF ¶1E tlrr ceau9" .' W / , .17 SUNDAY EDITION by Dick Turner CARNIVAL CAN'T WE JLJT .r I 'AOU WIN AT BRIDGE Mort Walker BEETLE BAILEY F'r' ' '' 'I I. OOP heart support, probably tour hearts, but mai',e just three, In any event South jumps to three notrump and North goes back to tour hearts. There Is no problem in the play. South loses two diamonds and one spade and scores his game. Now, see what would happen if South responded two notrump. North would raise to three, the sime five of spades would be led and South would take his ace right away or hold off a couple of rounds But w hate v er he did would be useless. The best he could manage would be to collect eight tricks 7 NORTH 101 *J2 VAQ64 1075 £ A K 32 EAST %F;ST * K 73 £ Q 108 5 4 V 1053 Y98 • K 84 A962 £J985 £106 soum *A96 vK J72 ,Q 3 £Q74 Neither uInrihk r')-- 1 by Dave Grout 1 — 7 TION oscAR! W4V Nfl4tNG1 I WtI North Et Pa ss ' [lass Pass I 4V lli!s -ning Itl.jd 5 A South PIC 'I) - Sanford, Florida, 32771—Price 20 Cents ; I ' i.., -z fr , Orlando ManSlain , :N k IC ! Ct 67th Year, No. 267—Sunday, June 29, 1975 Pi in tUs aT io..bn oo Tin IlJ%S '17he bidding has been WCS1 North East -a . V ~oulh - fly J am es Jaco b) )s In standard American i nt. d(ik OSLR .iiç,y FC€. A d iniz it jump to ttt twtrUmv .th i nil HR unr'edtnnd io ed 13 to 15 high-c. and forcing t'aint Th(d h%d jump u ed to sho t strength in the old days flight now t1w general expert practice is to respond in a suit if possible by Art Sansom cu mow 11" t\SOR(EO! -.-------_;------------------LtYC) VI)") _/ Herald Staff W 2V ass . . . ._. ou South hold 2 V K J 97 5 • A 4) ,A2 do you do r A — Hid six hearts only. Your partner just bid two hearts o%er your one heart so you don't %ant to be In se%en. next turn. if partner's rebid shows a mirunum. "S Qt'k:.STION In.tead of bidding two heirts South has 4-3-3-3 distribution sour partner has jumped to three hearts %'hit do you (so now, Answer Tomorrow with stoppers in all suits and 13 high-card points The hand also includes a biddable heart suit and South makes the proper first response of one heart North's two-heart rebid shows a minimum opening with NViHll U-Al L3 • . / ....:. .. . wrw if'S R15TA LITJ 405 M W W77 2t8* CAWY-P5 /Tl45 £111T )W A?a/ A A C*'LY NZ6ZV Q 2/ .• tw i,s *#at aw'r. zv1%? i . /5141191 A11ftZ14I / . A041 k'/4t1 VV " - by Heimdohl & Sto FUPPEP SEE wI4CYD TT'e'E1'H'/ ,A.DAN'HEJ /Ll1 ' sai) (MT M HilL A'! I 6cWNA LV RJ A W SW t (iT ' .;L Ltt7TW / .• - - at the Greyhound Bus Station In Wi tho ut Duuui I xecut*ive Raps by T. K. Ryan (VOC,ME1OOFTHE \ 6fA1: CHIRF gUNNINe) By ED PRICK ET Si an motorists recoiled at the shock of being unable to buy gasoline at the pumps during the Arab oil em bargo in 1973, President Ford's energy policy has done nothing but keep this country in "limbo," an oil company executive told The Herald. Edward P. Hardin, president of Mobil Pipe line Co., and a top ranking Mobile executive, said America desperately needs an energy policy,' or a set of governmentestablished ground rules under which oil companies can operate. On a tour to explain the oil company's position, Hardin also said he doesn't foresee any significant increase in the price of gasoline in Seminole Coun ty during the summer months He said supply should remain constant this summer aL-;o. Some reports have indicated gas may shoot upward as high ROLE Chic Young 'A ... .L, ANYWAY, 0 ' 1,,7 INL.VLJ VACATION' ,1 L4A - : JA -__ (t • 7—.o — - ARCHIE SORRY. MOOSE KIP.A SHOqT I'M NO OF CASH, POPE 140W SOAP ABOUT G ME 01 - - -- . - - -- C 'MON, Po'! HAVE 4 iiEA'r! ----- I by Bob Montana I WISH! COULD. BUT I 00(11IIEEO MUCH HELP RiGHT NOW' (OUM' THAT'S OKAY! WT BE MUCH I HELP! 0 - ' J . . 1, - '- '' . I '-- - - '! - I - L ,.-" ' - . -f--'-- I1 ' - .-'; - -— —.7 - --- - ,r 14 ________________________ $ - pti' .--. -,r - k— .,.,p' - - , , Mobil O il's Edward Hardin urges enemy polic'y for U.S. (Herald photo ' '' by Gordon Williamson). 80 cents a gallon and gasoline supplies may diminish at the pumps, as encouraged to lower prices the operator what to charge at the he said. Hardin pointed out, also, that station owners are encouraged to set hours demanded by the con surner, not told to stay open late hours to sell more gasoline, Again and again Hardin returned to criticisms of Ford and the government and their inability to deal effectively with the energy t risi, s1oke which Americans up when they I reaLized not only the price gaso ine crse but that during the 197 13 embargo gas wasn't always available, Asked about reported "ripoff" proGts by large oil :ompanies, Hardin said Mobil earns only about five cents on each dollar . vested. Last year, the firm reported profits of more than a billion dollars a figure Ilar(hn says is not r In explaining Mobil's pcition. Hardin said gas station operators are not (Continued On Page 2-Al -- ,am A JOB t4 against the bus depot building and an overturned trash barrel, ' they said. Police were called by passersby who beard what they thought were thr ee shoi -,!' vicinity of the bus station. "We have no motive, no suspect and no other in- Car fotmd at scene of murder Is towed away from Greyhound Bas Stadon p-irking lot as detemves Uft formation," Fagan said. "It's a prints from telephone booth. I Herald Photo by Bob I.Joyd) Z' - blank wali at present. Fagan urged "anyone who was in the area of the bus station Friday night" to contact Lykens or himself at the San- l ________ 1 either Detective I.t. William County Taxpayers -. -- e" Officers said Ilelmadollar lord Police Department. We need all the help we can - F ace 500% Increase CAMEO \NOSE HIf/ by Dick Cavolli — .• a) •- Ford Over Energy Policy S . - _ —'M -/J eLO.V MY HAT OFF. oa t B __0 TUMBLEWEEDS CZ7&=R 'Tt1tJR .. *WM, - WINTHROP ..............- . Detectives examine the body of George W. Ilelmadollar Jr., Orlando, following a shooting downtnwnSanlord (Herald Photo b) Bob Lloy d) LI 5UT HOW AM cNG TO — fNCE wiTj I i4 HIM• BLOP4DIE . •. -.- was apparently shot two or three times in the chest and abdomen. The body was laying on its down L, 4 GS BUNNY . .. by Garry Trudeau V. / Or is Cl) 1.46%O- - It 4A_ 4 Send S1 for JACOdY MODERN book to 'Win of Oridge." (c/o this ne*spaper). P.O. Say 489. Radio City Sfation No* York, N Y 100 19 UDGET, 1' X—MMINWO Police Capt. C. B. Fagan said HeIrnadollar had been shot "several times" with what officers said may have been a "small handgun." _________ ______________ ________ Fr_eL SOCT Cr- DOONESBURY I, 1.1 CIALAN Lot MY FAMILY - k L1- J- By River Bollen FU NNY BUSINESS tn:iu'nii: L' VIU PV RI 1 __________ A 45- y e, Orlando vrn itis shot t. de ath ht ri UWflassailant Friday night at the Sanford Greyhound Bus Depot, police said Saturday The body of George W. HelmadoUar Jr., of 5410 Lee Ann Dr., Orlando, was discovered lying behind a trash can at the bus station about 10:35 p.m. . 'k The problem for today, gentlemen is How to Open Medecine Containers with Child Protection Caps"" ' Nursery with his wife, Eula, In Orlarrlo, apparently had By[)ONNAESTES crmpieted and theoveralltotal valuations wlllbem.a1ledoutb) stopped to use one of two tele.. Herald Stall Writer value newts nearly double that his office on July 11. phone booths at the bus station, of the current fiscal year. "The assessment on most Ilelinadollar's late model Seminole County property homes in the county is inTaxable value of property for automobile was found parked owners will face a tax increase the 1974.75 fiscal year in creasing from 25 to 50 per by one of the booths when police of from 25 per ceat to as much Seminole was $738 million. The cent," Goembel said, "but arrived. It was Impounded and as500 per cent for the l976 fiscal new tax value has jwnped to vacant properties are towed away for processing by year If the various local $1.3 billion, Goembel's office penencing much larger inSeminole County identification governing bodies do not move to said, creases, in some cases 400 to 500 officers, Fagan said. cut millage levels in hall. All properties In the county per Cent increases." Fagan said an autopsy was to Terry Goembel, Seminole were reappraised based on the Saying the homeowners have be performed Saturday in an County property appraiser, current day market value, been carrying the tax burden of announced that the reappraisal Goembel said, adding notices the county too long, Goembel Continued on Page 3-A) of all properties in the counts is informing the taxpayers of new stated that the large increases in vacant land assessments bring them In line with current ex - I - Sanford Policeman Suspended are to be taxed based on the current A Sanford policeman was all night restaurant. years, Butler said, and was a value of their homes, then insuspended Saturday by Chief of Butler said he did not have all detective for much of his career vestors and owners cf vacant Police Ben Butler after the the details, but had ordered an prior to leaving the depart. property should expect and be patrolman was reportedly Investigation be launched ment, required to carry their share of involved in a fight outside the within the department. Swaim "I plan to look into the the tdx burden based on the Ranch House on U.S. 17-92 was off duty at the time of the situation Monday," Butler said, current day value of their land. Friday night incident, Butler said vacant land holders are the I was notified of the incident Patrolman Gary Swaim was Swaim had returned to the Friday night by the night shift oneswhoarereapingtheproflt.g relieved of duty pending in- department three months ago commander , who was directed from Seminole County's vestigation of the incident, after having been in private to suspend Swaim." uy-nendous growth and it is Butler said, after Swaim and an business for some time. Swaim No report on the incident was only fair that they carry their unidentified person exchanged had worked with the pofice available at the police depart- share of the tax burden of the blows in the parking lot of the department for a number of mer,t. county," Goembel said. -- ' i tis Ott Today DQc "ui-u CAPTAIN EASY C70 lHAP AND WHAT I AY TALK, BL*TER.,..BtJr)WOM'T ØORE MAKE IT GOOD! 1 'IJ. THAT I 6uAgA1JTEEI IF YOIJ1.J. GLANCE OUT THE C,45IJ I WINPOW..I THINK THERE. ENOL16H I MOOP4LI6HT TO ,HOW YOU WE'RE FLYIN& OVER OPEN OCE A N ' _ " by Crooks & Lawrsnco AND NOW 1P YOU'LL REACH UP I IN THE LU646E RACK OVER. %.. YOUR'EAT lOuLL. FIND 4 pqRAcHurE! '- Two circuit courts will be In session this week to clear one of largest dockets In court history. See Bob lJoyd's story on page 2- A. EEK & MEEK by Howie Schnsid _ vlfvj REMEJ.tRCR WE.Jt&. I IR5T PT tOiJ(0UC., AND I ISWORE w Fouu YOU TO I me JC OF NE EARTH I i-A- Jb4 FRANK AND ERNEST A .1 167 Bob Thaves IA Around The Clock 413 Bridge SR Calendar 8C Classified 411 Comics 6A Crossword IA Editorial IC Dear Abby SA Dr. Lamb s-w Home . ........6A Horoscope HospItal -----------SR Obituaries - ----- ---SR 1•2-313 Sports 6-7-81111 TelevisIon 1-23-IC Women's - - SHORT RIBS K-1 -1 I\l)l X RA. 9A YOU TluGHT I WAS 50 SILLY. '- - 2? ,I Price Hike To 80 Cents For Gasoline Kelly Predicts by Punk Hill jo-ç 1 ' I.: F1 (' Yesterday's high was 87, still hiking the price of gas at right now, Congress doesn't companies with their sizable the pumps, have the courage to act on profits, w i ll put the in')ney to good use in the field.s of further Instead, Kelly tails on the energy co'ser%atlon methods U S Rep Richard Kelly says American public, which is A member of the Automobile energy research mid he would not be surprised if the finding itself in a penny. Task Force within the Bank and development . price for a gallon of gasoline at pinching economy at the Currency Committe e , Kelly lie says, however not to the local service station does present to tome to grips with says that automobile trust the oil companies out of luit jtiiiip to 754M cenLs within the probleii and make In- manufacturers need live years the goodness of your hearts," to the next few months without drastic regulations use the profits for research 11 th'.idwd sacrifices" Kelly changes" a freshman such as cat.alytit the companies fail to invest in The in dividual sacrifices, anti pollution research and development, this Republitan from holiday, however will mean that the cons erters made the higher cost of gas American public "will sustain a devices. Is when Kelly say's the govern Detroit, home - of the ment should use regulatory prediction yesterday' in an diminishing standard of interview with The Herald. The living," the tall congressman automobile mantdacturing force. Congresaman Is in Seminole said. This lowering of the industries, which has been He called for the public to County this weekend on a VIP dissipating American Dream, turning out big cars with big "come off the attack on tour to iiWet coUnty' officials, according to Kelly will mean, gasolir'.ustng engines, will be ob business and industry as roband It) attend public hearings in 'just temporarily'," smaller lorce'i to develop a strong bets." Altamonte Springs on Monday, homes and smaller cars. meu.et In gasoline economy "let the price (of oil) seek' Kelly said he does not favor s Kelly' says the auto Is all that is exnected • H MICK I OUlRlI)(F HraId Staff Writer . i - - - '& ... - _____ ___________________________- c S,. # -- , , - - \- -' - - cer, . -. \ I- • ' -'- -=, - - - � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, June 27, 1975; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/009b56f5980e411cbba50d013bb3f0aa.pdf 9c371fae388ee6b74d1b4da2e747e015 PDF Text Text -- I- IC—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. ~ Rer%ackaging WtJ ; I . . Wednesda y, June 25, 1975 . lp s Save Costs He ____-r I . I-:-_- EVefling Hed ii, tt--. , - Culi nary I De igIi fs Fc r c I i e _____ — -_ I 67th Year, No. 265—Thursday, June 26, 1975 1 thbl,,00 light and beat well. Add molasses soda baking soda, salt, cinnamon, ______ The Herald Services and mix thoroughly. Add i teaspoon salt allspice and nutmeg. In Those who niustfiit. ook for two l•t teaspoons cider L1 teasoon ground mashed banana alternately medium mixing bowl, cream lace a numr vinegar I with flour mixture, mixing just cinnamon bitter and sugar. Add egg and stacles. Few recipes are 1 tablespoon toy until blended after each soon ground atwen _________________ Writtenfortwcomnd sauce dition. Pour batter into a well allspice stir until blended. Add flour upermarkets stock focdstn Dash pepper greased 20 ounce can teaspoon ground mixture alternately with milk, ________________ quantities that mean constant 1,s teaspoon circle ofw:dp with in the 1~ nutmeg mixing just until blended. Stir leftovers. Although so tablespoons butter ;popped walnuts. rP ____ _______ supermarkets in New York 1i cup —J PP arine by teaspoon onto greased City, for example carry canned . .chunks and 2 tablespoon3 minutes. Cool 5 minutes. % 4 cup sugar cookie sheet. Bake in a goods that offer individual liquid from can Remove from can. Cool comrn I egg reheated 400-de 400-degree oven for 8 servings and package such _____ ______ I. cup light molasses teaspoons pletely. Makes 1 loaf. to 9 minutes. Remove cookies things as corn - on - the - cob. \\\ \ cornstarch Next time you make scrambled I tablespoon sour and cool on wire rack. Spread onions and potatoes in twos or Wash and pat chicken dry. eggs, add the leftover egg white milk about a teaspoon of glaze in Pill threes, markets in suburban 1-3 cup chopped center of each cookie. Garnish areas tend to the larger size Combinenour, salt and pepper. to them. . —— walnuts their Coat chicken. In hot saind oil, with a piece of nut, if desired. -. N :; I ~ NUTrYDROP or pecans Makes 2 dozen cookies. shoppers usually have children saute chicken until browned. : - -7,1i . -.---. -, COOKIES Vanilla Glaze to feed. If you're a determined Remove pieces to a 1-12-quart I below) Healt along with the rice, and 1 duo u,h, your super 1 [f ',,,, -' -I; .,. . tablC4ii00fi W14A %A jFIr_•lIJ•l_•lfll•1I drippings and saute onion and all-purpose flour ( optional i until butter melts Remove or break up large quantity I teas poon from heat, add Most greenpepperuntiltender..crjsp teaspoon packages for your Swee$andsourchfckenwlthr1cenkesameaIfor(wo Onto I C d taper, sit Add chicken broth molasses an1Ua anu 1 cup silted con will & Buy just three • — teaspoon baking together flour baking powder, fectloners uga.r mtr 1tefl , ,--------Add — - ____ — apples, chicken parts unless garlic powder; mix well. drained pineapple and heat . I A freeze leftovers in indi%idual until Dissolvemixture simmers. 0! cornstarch in portions for use later. 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CAN you PAY BOTTLE Wi _____ 111111milly'll ' • 4 , 110S 9 lift DEALERS OR WHOIfj o Wo rkTur ne d cr I;S - _____ ON S $IIR 3 - OF ' PRICES GOOD IN ALL A&P STORES II k 1,. — 7=263M I I'_ r "*' -t . 1 T. - _:tz~__- U - _____ .•- Day For Lamb - -. it Board Okays Consent De r S - - . By ED PItICKEI'F Herald Staff Writer ask permission of the courts the uthol brd and the De''ne who hndJed the Ro,'mprior to oonstruction or renm. Partnwnt of .Justice," Keeth -& board ksuuM rxmtr . tiori of any schools in the objected to handing over his aco ctun1essacIausejst 'i sub ALTAMONTE SPRINGS county. decision-making power to the In which says the contract La (D ougherty) doesn't UnBy a 3-2 vote, 0* Seminole The decree is the first part of co ur Ls. subject to approval of the derstand the full impact, and I County School Board last night a required reply to the U.S. Jus. Kee th said his objection was courts," Stenstrom said, question the entire validity of adopted a consent decree which tice Department report which to "some of the wording not the Sims objection was of a the document" Skins salt' board attorney Doug Stenstrom okayed the conversion of decree." Specifically, the different nature. Sims backed the "Lake says will help him win a pen- Rosenwald to a school for wording he objected to, gives "It bothers me that Mr. Orients Plan" which asked ding court battle in a federal special leart,!ng. Stenstrom the courts the fmal say. "I think (Burt) Dougherty doesn't fully that some 207 Rosenwald black .dt to halt the pliaseout of Ros- said he'll have answers to the we're surrendering," Keeth understand the circumstances, students be transferred to enwald Elementary School. remaining thr'.e criticisms In said. He had hoped Stenstrom He did not contact the people Casselberry. But Justice D.'At the board meeting in the t ir future, would change the wording to who made the determination pa ent officials ruled that it city hall here, members Davie nwugh Stenstrom says the say the courts would have the such as members of the board," transfer the students Sims and Allan Keeth voted in decree "resolves the Rosen- chance just to peruse con- said Sims, who all along has schoots closer to Rosenwal : opposition to the decree which wald issue" because "I do not struction plans, not act as a objected to the ruling handed also stipulates school officials tNnktt)e judge will rule against mandatory (I. i Continued on Page l(I-A i ,cision making do%iin by Dougherty, an at- I — - - s Attorneys Appear '-4~, I I. ,`. ~f , ~.. ', T, 10 1.1 ror Fire Probe Testimon y I - 0 I-1 - :? -~_ - d_ A -_ - ~Z . - •. . - • W . t.> " -. 1 . r, f U 0 - l. I .I 1 Drivers nion t __. :4, I II ?, I .7 1 I ~ ~, I ___ Request Tabled By BOB LLOYD Herald Staff Writer represented a juvenile that was in the grand jury room for -._. officials believe set the fire. . nearly two hours. ALTAMONTE SPRINGS — rf The issue was resolved w1wn :-_I I The jurors recessed at 6:15 Assistant Public Defender .- `7- ~-- . % , The school board last night Stenstrom told the board he'd s'-, 1 Seminole County rand pm yesterday until next David Porter, who was tabled a request from a bus 'like to ha%e a little mOrt ~. Jury has recessed its probe of Tues&y or Wednesday after assigned to defend McCall on i the June 9 county jail fire that hearing attorneys for 16-year- the grand jury robbery in. exclusive bargaining agent for Though board member E.C. ~ft~ M---~_, killed 11 men after reportedly old Ray McCall, who (fied in the dictment, was reported inside ~ -- - i the county's 131 bus drivers. ~ - - -I . _,_~?t Harper Jr., said he didn't me r-v I& , hearing lengthy testimony from jail fire. McCall was facing trial the jury room a shorter ten gth The request from the "anything wrong" with . -- tv-4 L , A i t court-appointed attorneys who as an adult on a robbery in- of time. tie w 4: '~ Seminole County Bus Drivers' recognizing the drivers, he said -.i-7" ~ ~?§_ , . , ~ dictment. p.m. Association was put off until he felt Stenstrom should be : - - YA , .. 1%~, .. . The fire that filled the secondt,oard attorney Doug Stenstrom allotted sufficient time to study While grand jury testimony is = _m ~~ 'A ~ -a . .. , floor jail with dense, toxic wret, under law, 71.e Herald A has an opportunity to study the certification papers. .. I- ., I .:4 1 certification papers granted by smoke origirtated In a stack of has learned by independent Board member Pat Telson plastic-covered mattresses investigation that county jail . Public Employees said she was in favor of 1 _ I I *. outside McCall's cell, officials records on McCall indicate that recognizing group, as ~* Permission to begin seeklng J~ I . said. the youth, arrested March 3, (PERC). the certifying agency. Harper. Chairman Bud Feather 1Z.1 . ., I-T1) ,4 " it. , A smnd criticism was also had no comment on the matter. Grand Jurors also heard was visited In the jail only one !:-..... - __ #A Seminole was granted last night Sterday from Sanford Fire time by Porter. lUt, the raised by board member Allan After the temporary rejection _~~_ 1 . Chief G. St. Harriett, who records reflect, was on April 25 Keeth. Keeth said he does not Mrs. Bolger said she was an ,& %, Lwa directed firemen fighting the — three days before McCall want a host of individual groups "eternal optimist" and vowed jail fire and evacuating 65 inwas scheduled for trial in Pilot Club members, from left, Shirley Mills, Adl)rn Wolfe and INDEX COUNTRY STORE , "I'm firmly convinced other drivers are a bargaining unit. mates from the facility. circuit court. Mae Pawlson display some of the handmade items they will be IA Around The Clock Observers said elected Public On April 28, McCall's trial of groups will make similar She can appeal her case to selling a their uuutr) store during Sanford's observance Bridge SHOWN 5B Defender for the 18th Judicial was continued until June 9 On Independence Dii) Jul 4 In addition to the handmade goods, the requests, Keeth said, adding, PERC and win recognition as Calendar SA Circuit (Seminole and Brevard dub ill also be selling some food Items tilerald Photo by Bill that he had hoped for one sole bargaining agent in the Classified ................ (Continued on Page 10-A) single body of non-instructional event the board refuses to grant Counties,), Franklin Kelley, Vincent) ...........SB Com'es i i i i i i i i i i v emplo)e5 to deal with that recognition. MB A spokesman for drivers, Mrs. The Seminole Education IA • Editorial i .I Andre) Bolger a bus dri%er in Association (SEA) has won • A DearAbby................9A I I I't If% P I I #C I ri P1 I #tF1 C the county for seven years, recognition as bargaining agent A du lts ob*ted to Keeth's complabit. for the county's teachers. But Horoscope .................88 '1 don't think bus drivers thus far, non-instructional ................ IiA Hospital 11w Semirole County Grand hospital in north Florida, was While being detained alone in ordered Conuner transferred to inission of a felony and the state should be penalized because personnel aren't represented by Obituaries- _......... _5A Jury has indicted two Juveniles indicted on two counts of rob- a holding cell at the Sanford county jail at the request of dropped a robbery charge. May ott.vr groups don't have their any one group or organizatiom Sports ............. .....128 for trial as adults on iobbery bery. The indictment charges Law Enforcement Center, juvenile authorities. 20, Circuit Court Judge A.J. authorization slips," she told However, several groups are ....... Television Cominer robbed Herbert Commer set fire to a pile of charges. Preston is accused in the Hosemann Jr.. sentenced the board. The assOciation she fighting for that right. The bus 9A Women's Drueding and Phillip Mitchell paper near a mattress and grand jury Indictment of the amiimen to the state Division of represents has received the drivers' group is the only on June Nov. 24 robbery of the Uttle Youth Servicts I DYS) as a proper certification, according Organintion to teceive cer become violent, pence said. made public yesterday by %%EItTIIER The youth was transferred to Food Town store, SR-431 at the delinquent child. to School upt Fad Layer, who tificatlon from PERC, the first tv Circult Court Judge ClarEnce T. Sanford police arrested Florida Hoopital, Orlando, and Orange-Seminole County line. tioseinann said DYS can keep recommended the board step required to begin Yesterday's high 85; over Johnson Jr., were Adolph Coinmer and Iwis Ruffin, 24, A second officials termed the damage to juvenile, Vammen until he is 21 or can recognize the drivers, negotiations with the board. n!ght low 68. Rainfall 1.78 In- Contmer,18, of 1809 W. 18th St., and Charles Jerome Pierce, 2D, the jail cell as "minor." Christopher Paul Vammen, 15, release him at anytime. But, he Then board member Davie The group claims to have Sanford, and 17-year-old Robert both of Sanford, after Drueding ches. Commer had been arrested of 115 Maitland Ave., Altamonte warned Vainmen that If he gets Sims entered the second ob- signature cards signed by through Anthony Preston Jr., oi 3221 reported he was robbed of $19 104 Partly cloudy at by police on eight felony Springs, was indicted for trial into trouble and "if I have to jection. Sims &Wd he didn't drivers. And Mrs. Bolger says tomorrow with scattered Walon Road, Apopka. gunpoint by three men at W. charges. as an adult In the robbery. bring you back, I can sentence think Stenstrom had "been she'll up that 80 per cent to at Conuner, listed by p4ce as 13th St. and Perstmon Ave., on June 20 Judge Johnson. Vanwwn pleaded guilty March you to 15 years in prison, ac. given the OPPOrturilty to study least 90 when some drivx, rs get Details and 'Ides on page SA an escapee from a itate Sanford se of a firearr1 in coin cordin g to the llaw." " Il court judge, 3 to use stting i as Juvenile the 1rument' ba rr(iul l Itir q ITEMS 38-oz — _____ IyndIher,fon man suitably in I risco 0 01 ________ • II ______ __________________________________________ .-. ~ ~ .- , - -- --- e 1 I I'" p ' VEGETABLE a I - T Today CIGARETTES I-0. ____________________ SAVE 12C RIPPLE 9 OZ. 1PKG. WHOLE SIVICA 201 L 5 , I MV1111 ____ - . fast When I got to her she was stunned Her whole face was under water. "I car and ut 0::f the car and stayed there a CASSEIJIERRY Sunday began as Just another working day for Danny Lamb. It moment to catch our breath. We were both didn't take long, though, for the 23-year-old shaking. man to have the most exciting, yet dangerous "Once we got to shore there were people, experience of his life. who helped me lift her out of the water, and "It all happened so fa3t," he said. "I didn't wrapped her In blankets unfit the emergency have time to plan what I would do. I only saw ambulance arrived. I gave the police the that a woman was going to the and I had to Information I have and then went home," d. of424Bitta Circle, Summerset Danny Danny said not have an opportunity subdivision, Casselberry, was thinking about the woman he had saved - Nancy Anthony, his little daughter Lisa's upcoming birthday 27, of 1001 Esplanade Way, Casselberry - his (!be will b three morrow) and the financial name. He knew only that she was taken to problem he and his wife, Mary, were having Florida llospiLil North, treated in the ashedroveweatonSR4Sunciayontiisway emergencyroomandrelcased.HemadeLthj to work. business toflnd out about that. He reconditions tia.d s at a Winter Frank Pspla, an Altamontè Springs city Garden autmoblik dallerskip. eMploye, aillid tdhw4s-law of Danny Lamb •"Asl was driving along43l,I saw a car a told 1 Herald wdsyhow praidhe1sofhis short distance ahead of me go out of control son-in-law. .. the medlm and nip over Into the take. over "Ile's tremendous," Papiasaid. "lie is a It as about 8.30 in the morning and the very good boy, a hard working boy. He kept streets are fairly deserted at that (line of the his cool and I certainly prot of him, day. When! got to the lake, I couldn't see the Danny went home afterwards Sunday," car, I could only see a piece of rope and about Papla said. "He had to get cleaned up. You three inches of window," Danny said. know there is a lot of muck in that lake. He Danny went into Grassy Lake, found the didn't hang around at th scene because he window which was about halfway broken and figured he would be in the way. He didn't go knocked out the rest of the window. By this on to work, he was a little shook up. I spent the time the car was completely submerged and day with Danny, Mary and the baby," he said. filled with water. "He's just a good boy and I'm prouder of "it was pretty scary. It all happened so him than I can tell you." __ - . on V LOAF - Potato Chips I 4 ' JANE PARKER FRESH I-LB. PKG. Combine crumbs, brown sugar, I4 cup peanut butter and butter. Mix until crumbly. In another bowl combine con. fectioner3 sugar and 3 I B, DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer I 18-oz. PEAS CUT CORN .R . 6 EANS CUT GREEN 5 EANS Bologna I - Birdseye Vegetables 21 99C s Semui uu u*rd of lafltAS and does i,ot include the Commissioners 21-acre park zoo, which will a meeting with trusteeq of open Jul) 4 The county lenses zootod1scusrarn1ftcat1on3ofa all of th land, more than 100 Ct reported rejection b> the to the society on a '!'' trustees of all (tie boards nominal basis proposals and resolutions, an I Officials off' the zoo were ~~ official said today. scheduled to meet with I Roger Neiswend!r, director Seminole County planners and ^ : A., __ I of the department of county engineers today to formulate a . . 0I . ~ development, told The Herald package deal, but Nelswender -...... at press time that the zoo's said the meeting ci1dn'thappei \t'1 board of trustees late last night because of last night's action on . M rejected the board's proposals. the part of the zoo's trustees. Neiswender said Commission Society officials — President ff - _ .. "A Chairman Sid Vihlen Jr., will Jim Ryan, Executive Director I _."~ __ . , -i ll ik _ ~ cr,z~w. ask for the meeting to "discuss At Rozon and Zoo Director Jack or A .. , _- all ramifications," Ilanna -in a meeting The proposed package, which yesterday agreed to this Lk 1. = __-_ ~~ -AI consists mainb of a plan to mornings session to put _1 -_ __________ j _____ inexpensively pave a roadway together package which 's-. and parking lot, must be ap. would proide sufficient r % proved by the Bureau of Out. development of the park to '' -. ____ 'r door Recreation of the allow the federal goernment to ' ____________ _______ Department of Interior before close out the grant of -Jr"------which £ a the federal grant can be so still remains i final finalized. 'the federal gove,rna installment. raised me ha., been _____ -, by society trusteei. I set on the grant. :..; . While a nroval on the Ian is N eisw . en d er reported to wv Roger NeLiwender, Jack IlDfl, Jim Ryan, Sid Vihien Jr., and Al R.ozaa study Central F1or1 Zoo p pending, the seminoi oard of Bcc Tuesday night tha t the plans for county park. I Iferaid Photo by Tom Vincent) County Commissioners (BCC) society had spent more than has requested the Society stop $186,ow ol the total $=,000 and complete the project. None of He called for state and overruns resulting in pan from using any of the remaining that a major project — the society members were pre3ent federal officials to regard the esicalatir.g costs of materials $14,000. Paving — had not been com- at Tuesday's meeting. Lum on an "emergency basis.The concern with the grant pleted and that there was not "We have to Stop ever)lhing in his report monies Involves only the park enough gran t money left to for a few days," Vihien said, Continued On Page 10-A) stated that "serious vocteml r Cake QUICK FROZEN POLY BAG . -A RESCUE N 6 tabiIspeeussugar I CUP 111% Phd) beavy crea% a JANE PARKER ICED 22-oz. LARGE 2 INCH & UP U.S. #1 EXTRA SOUTHERN I -4 N. 0. , I , -% " -1 ,_ DannyandMaryLambw1thdaughter,LIia,ruthesmdaymogr. ,%. - I • , eve - - __ ___ PICKLE PATCH HAMBURGER CHP M _' 1 • Fryer Bread or Leo Quarbills . -1. - Into p V o '-" I _________________________ - GRADE "A" FRESH FLA. or GA. PRICES- IFFECT iv -- I — . . II iqeet and sour chickea I I• I : byat eon %hnh molassecbanana I s lll Values! . I ee -.---__--.- .uni.iay ...rive I ._ MONDAV . I o - ~ t Loin Good r PEANUT BUTTER CREAM CHEESE DESSERT 1_:= - ___ -3 I . . 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It Is th e attraction that a nude beach has to people," Supt. Lawrence Hadley of the Cape Cod National Seashore said Wednesday in court testimony defending a ban on naked bathing In the area. The Civil Liberties Union of Massachusetts filed suit in U.S. District Court seeking to have the ban on skinnydipping declared unconstitutional because it would violate the rights of nude bathers to free expression. Judge Franl H. Freedman said he would decide the - •-'• - S . FLORIDA 2 Arrested, Items Recovered In Burglary' IN BRIEF ..-.-.- s__i A During the past few 8ummers, nude bathing has become popular at Brush Hollow Beach, a remote stretch ot sand n Truto, on the outer reaches of Cape Cod. On two wc4;nd.s last summer, u o ds at the beach reached more than 1,000—nude sunbathers and nude suntther watchers - despite the (act that people had to walk about a mile up the se ushore or across the dunes and beach grass. Juvenile Detention center on of Evelyn Adler. burglary and grand larceny ASanfodman'5miuyb0day reported that he was arrested ASanford man told police but earlier this week on a Puc& * Police night that someone stole his County escape warrant due toa * Fire wallet containing $2,300 cash computer error. Albert Eugene Wright's whllebe was taking a shower at daughter told The Herald that his home, Patrolman Steven D. Harriett her father was arrested by Leman reported that officers Hughson after he stopped a suspicious car on Timberlane determined that the television reported that Robert Chain- sheriff's deputies and later Trail. Leman said the auto had In the auto and another color hers, 22, of 15 Mellonville released after it was detera color television in the trunk, television, a stereo system, two Ave., Sanford, told officers that mined that the Pasco warrant, from the wrist watches and a tobacco he had put the wallet contalnlng originating According to sheriff's can filled with pennies, the cash, credit cards and Zephyrhills poli ce department reports, the auto, that Hughson recovered at ' the trailer, had personal papers in a closet was actually for a man of the W said had been observed i i slowly been taken In a burglary of a while he was home alone about same name who Is now reported cruising Longwood streets at 4 By GLENN McCASLAND became Involved in a communi- a.m., was identified as being house at 891 Wayman Ave., 7:30 p.m., and took a shower, in the state of Louisiana. Deborah Wright, Vthlen Harriett said Chambers said Herald Staff Writer cations breakdown at the outset owned by a Casselberry man. Longwood. a noise In Officers said th th Rnad, e adjacent said au thori ties have e residents of he heard Of the (Ire. wsiaiTe oetniu4,su'uuiI' wnen rio Wayman Leman said it was 'tieurAve. auuress wue 1 LPu& v vfij the Invéstiauci into what may "We want to find out what, if vø beei a "breakdown in anvthing. happened to make mined that the burglary reported out of town attendinga shower and returned to the County entered the warrant ' ., .I c1c w t uet was IrnIon io a n.aticnwid communications" that resulted sure the emergency system suspects, Me Baker, l, fur.a. Leman said Baker was gone. computer network that her In disruption of mergency works correctly next time, if Oakland Drive, Sanford, and a Sheriff's deputies today were father's date of L'irth was tn operations during the June 9 there ever is another next 16-year-old Sanford juvenile, arrested on a burglar) charge wete making their third trip to and the juvenile was released to invstigaUng the reported theft tered Instead of the'cor'ect date &mino1e County Jail Fire is time," he said Meade said a number of a house trailer in Casselberry state Division of Youth Services of a $600 dlamoud watch from of birth for the other Albert scheduled tonight by the Seminole Emergency Council tounty officials had b,en in. where the auto owner reside.', authorities at the Sanford the W. Lake Brantley residence Eugene Wright from Louisiana. (SEC). vited to the meeting, scheduled Dr. Clyde K. Meade, chair- for 7:30 p.m. at Seminole man of the SEC, said the Memorial Hospital, hicltxllng organization which Is Gary Kaiser, Seminole County responsible for handling any Fire Department and Public major tragedy or disasters - Safety director; Sheriff John wants to learn the reason for Polk, representatives of the answered. Layer's recommendation was to buy the By ED PRICKE'I'F "dispatching victims to Florida Herndon Ambulance Service property. Herald Stall Writer Hospital North, when our and others Involved In the Of course, Stenstrom noted, all prices are asking program calls for the mest rescue operation. ALTAMONTE SPRINGS The school board voted prices and subject to negotiation. seriously Injured to be taken to Meade denied reports that the is.t night to begin negotiations for 22.5 acres In the south E. C. Harper Jr., a board member, said studies show the nearest hospital." council had been called into end of Seminole County as a future site for a new that by 1985, Seminole County will experience a 46 per Meade said that two victims session to rebuke to Dr. Charles elementary or middle school, cent growth rate, thus additional construction sites will be of the fire, which killed 11 Hall of Winter Park, Orange an asset. The board stipulated no more than $50,000 be spent for persons, when sent to Florida County Emergency Service the purchase. Board Chairman Bud Feather agreed, but added, "I North were "alive and coordinator, who was present at The area Is a triangle of land east of Cub Lake bordefinitely feel we should keep It (the price) within the breathing when they left the the scene of the lire. dering Eden Park Avenue on the west. About 12.5 acres of budget." All, but were dead on arrival" Hall was lauded by sberlWs the land can possibly be purchased for $3,900 an acre, The lone dissenting vote was cast by Pat Tetson. at the hospitaL department officials for his according to. board attorney Doug Stenstrom. "I don't think It's a desirable site," she said, During a "The Idea is to take the more work In directing the movement But Stenstrom said the asking price for the remaining visit, Telson said she found high tension wires on one side seriously injured to the closest of Injured jail Inmates and io acres is $12,500 an acre. That price prompted board of the tract and a railroad track on the other. facility and then transfer the assisting In the' emergency member Davie Sims to voice some concern. But Sims pointed out the track was only a little or less serious cases to outlying operation at the time the fire "I see we have a problem already,"hesaid. "We only unused spur track. hospitals, If needed," Meade broke out on June 9. have $50,000 budgeted. Do you think we can get it for At first, the 12 acres were to be a donation, but explained this morning. "I couldn't give a rebuke that?" because of tax purposes, Stenstrom said owners of that Meade sold somconcern had anyway," Meade said. "I don't "We're sure going to try," School Supt. Bud layer tract now are asking a fee for the acreage. been voiced that "perhaps we know about these reports." Wallet Stolen * Courts In Commun ca t on Reds Open Convention - Not Necessarily Shark' Chairman: Wrong Emphasis WASHINGTON (AP) - A House subcommittee cnalrman says too much emphasis has been placed on the sports section of new federal regulations linpiementing a law banning sex discrimination In the nation's schools. "The emphasis on athletic activity is not the chairman's," Chairman James C. ''!" w it,neM'testifYing before the postsecondary education subcommittee Wednesday. "It is far down on his list of concerns. Caspar W. WeinL'erger, secre'.ary of health, education and welfare, was the scheduled primary witness In today's finale of six days of hearings before the subcommittee, which Is reviewing the regulations to sea If they conform with the law. "Athletics are not the major issue In the regulations," O'Hara said."I'm very unhappy about this focus. It muddles some of the other Issues." --- School Site Talks Okayed, Democrats HoDe ALTAMONTE SPRINGS - resign every week. This will go Seven more educators joined on from now until school starts. the ranks of the employed last "Also, various other Jobs night when the School Board open up," the veteran okayed reappointments superintendent noted. recommended by the personnel Of the 54 persons still to be department. employed, X are teachers at the elementary level and are That leaves only 54 teachers secondary iichool teachers, left tobe rehired out ofll9who Cowley SRI& weren't given Jobs at a meetingHe also said some jobs are last month. Actually, 207 available now at the secondary weren't rehired, but 28 either level. weren't eligible for rehire, or However, he said, those jobs else had accepted other jobs don't match up with the specific outside Seminole County. qualifications of those teachers Ernie Cowley, the school awaiting word on employment. system's assistant director for Personnel Director Stewart personnel, said today officials Gatchel, who Is on vacation, has tiir,e" to rehire lilkEs I To Extend Cuts , WASHINGTON (AP)' - ' falls to rebound quickly enough. $emocratic-congressional The Democratic reaction, in leaders plan to push for an effect, was that Ford was enextension of the antireceaslon dorsing a plan already CXI the tax cuts enacted this year, a congressional drawing boards. move that President Ford says "e never was any doubt he would consider If the about It," said a House source, economy falls to rebound. noting the federal budget The Democratic leaders hope adopted by Congress last month to combine the extension with a assumed extension of many sweeping overhaul of the naprovisions in the $fl.9.billlon tion's tax laws, key taxcut bill enacted in March, strategists say. though not the $8.1 billion reThey outlined this plan after ha t P _fJ,.I_oZ1.t.wI ... - - ". . :71ifl -- Seek Time televised and broadcast news conference Wednesday evening he would consider asking Congress to extend this year's reductions through the 1976 election veir If the nivmv ,'tM int'r In th. vamp ZALES SANFORD PLAZA Apo% %/" ( ... ••• . In County Court this week, according to court records, former Seminole County Commissioner Alfred L Davis, of Altamonte Springs, pleaded guilty to two charges of indecent exposure stemming from arrests by Altamonte Springs police. Defense Continues County Court Judge Wallace Hall assessed Davis $Ojn court costs, withheld ad. judlca uon of guilt and put him on two years probation on the condition that he continue to receive medical treatment, according to court records. - &&A shape up our savin gs! 4 Ah ,/ 40 40 save 20c-52c special purchase I 'V I S oil • __ your choice 1 47 I. - bra flattery Lake Mary Ponders Issue Of More Police, Dig natch r SEMINOLE SAVERS A44OUNT JØL ..,1 The Discount Department Store Mohr was charged with possessing a pistol on March 6. Court records Indicate he was convicted Jan. 21 on a grand larceny charge. Also in circuit court yesterday, a 20-year-old Orlando man pleaded guilty to attempted grand larceny. Charles McNulty had been charged with attempted grand larceny In an April 2 Incident at Seminole Golf Course, E. E. Williamson Road. The state dropped the attempted breaking and enterIng charge as part of the negotiated plea. Judge Johnson allowed McNulty to remain free on bond pending completion of a courtordered pre-sentence in. restigation before sentencing. - Criss-cross, plunge, con. tour styles of nylon tricot. report fires, proving effective. ment building might be acHe said the telephone numbers complished on a volunteer basis mostly, are the homes of for the Labor with the city LAKE MARY Which does volunteer firefighters who may needing only to pay material costs. the city need most? A full. or may not be home. In oilier business, last night, Sorenson estimated costs of blown emergency police-fire dispatch system or two ad- employing four full time the council: —Heard a report from Mayor ditlonal police officers or can a dispatchers at the minimum system be worked out wage at$21,00o annually, noting Walter Sorenson that the that in addition some work volunteer firemen voted by a monetarily to provide both? The City Council will begin would have to be done on one of substantial margin to reject a that decision making process at the buildings belonging to the mutual aid agreement with the its 7:30 meeting tonight when a city's water department to county. —Listened as Councilman budget message will be Issued make it into a dispatch center. figures were immediately Harry Terry said documents No by Mayor Walter Sorenson. seeking funding from the Last night, Sorenson said the available on adding crystals to Farmer ' s Home budget requests and an. radio sets etc. Smith said the possibility Administration to update the ticipated income do not come anywhere near balancing. "We exists that retired persons In water system are being held up have to determine," Sorenson the community would accept by the county. Terry said a said, "which items we need and the jobs at less than the requirement for the federal which we would like to have and minimum wage. He added that loan is that the county approve repairs to the utility depart- the city's plans for the system. separate the two." Fire Chief Chuck Smith and Police Chief Harry Benson last night discussed the pros and cons of the emergency dispatching versus the need for additional police protection, particularly at night. Benson said the community needs the additional officers during the night time hcurs. Cc I,- ~--, The two men would boost the police department to live fullWhere Quality Sells & Service Tells time officers. 104 E. Commercial He said the police departDial 322-5762 ment's current dispatching system through the countywide communication system is ( adequate and In Bdditlon By DONNA IES Herald Stall Writer ... A Senate source, meanwhile, disclosed that this year's reduction was limited to a single year in part to Insure that an extension would have to be rA i trial. TAMPA tAll "We live from day to day," former Sen. Edward Gurney said In response to questions about when he will take the stand in his bribery conspiracy trial. Gurney made the comment at the close of proceedings Wednesday after listening to three former women employes testify about the hectic pace In his old Washington Senate office. Gurney's lawyer, C. Harris Dittmar, called six witnesses in all during the third day of the defense presentation in the federal trial of Gurney and three others. : ::•: a , -I - 1(ih a Specials F It would be wrong to sen TALLAHASSEE (AP) tence an Orlando man convicted of murder to die In the electric chair while his gunman-accomplice gets a life sentence, the Florida Supreme Court says. In a 5-2 opinion Wednesday, the court overturned the death sentence for Darius Slater, reducing his penalty to life In prison. "The imposition of the death sentence In this case is clearly not equal justice under the law," the court said. Slater's convictions of murder and robbery were upheld. Court records showed that Slater and Charlie Ware went into an Orlando motel on Aug. 2.3, 1973 and robbed it of $65. The motel manager was fatally shot. -- ' As Charged Death Sentence Reduced - PRESTIGE 1111111 rgo - FREE PRESTIGE CARDS— 1 1, Identifies you for cashing checks and other transactions, at all First Federal of Seminole offices up to the clear balance of your Seminole Savers Account. $300.00 minimum balance. pwams Our Seven Teachers -- a • - Gurney Got The Hots? AA an (3 U I I fy - , - Board Reappoints, Jury F JACKSONVILLE, Fla. lAP) State prison officials hay" asked morp time to determine what th'v ran do to reduc' overcrowding as the new r)turuiient of Offender Rehabilitation comes into existence July 1. The state Wednesday asked for a further stay of an order by U.S. District Judge Charles H. Scott setting a timetable for bringing the number of inmates in line with available housing. The prison system has more than 14,000 inmates in facilities with an emergency capacity of 11,000. New facilities are under construction, but the prison population is growing faster than facilities are being added. Scott's order has been stayed temporarily by the 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals pending study of further information on the state's ability to meet the deadlines Scott set. . - NORTH MYRTLE BEACH, S.C. (AP) - A marine scientist says there are several species of fish in South Carolina waters capable of inflicting wounds on humans and that there is no reason to assume two teenagers bitten near Myrtle Beach early this week were attacked by sharks. Dr. Peter J. Eldridge, an assistant marine scientist with the South Carolina Wildlife and Marine Resources Don, said the attacks could have been made by either bluefish or barracuda.. Donna Hudon, 15, of Danville, Va., was in a Myrtle Beach ho.pLl Wednsda being treied for aevert accratlons to her right hand. Some doctors said the wounds could have been caused by a shark. Another teen-ager, James B. Krents of Jamestown, Pa., was treated and released Monday for bites on his right foot. MIAMI I All "I'd rather be out of work here than In New Jersey." says one of an estimated 200 jobless who ornyc in Miami each week, seeking work or at least a better life on their unemployment checks. "The weather is nice and I have some Family here," added Horaclo Sierra, 24, who until last month worked at an elevator plant in Union City, N.J. Sierra is only one of nearly 6,000 persons drawing outof state compensation at a downtown Miami unemI)lOYTflCflt office. The benefits are paid by the home state. But the jobless must report to the Miami office twice a month and prove thst they are seeking work. Prison Officials - - CHICAGO (AP) With considerable fanfare for a group whose members used to prefer obscurity, the Communist Party U.S.A. opens its 21st national convention here today. General Secretary Gus Hall says the nation's economic ills will dominate the four-day convention at the Ambassador West, one of Chicago's deluxe hotels. "We're not going to play this silly game of trying to guess if the crisis is bottoming out," Hall said In an Interview Wednesday. The convention schedule had called for a People's Bicentennial Festival on Sunday, featuring speeches by Hall and Communist Angela Davis. But the Communists agreed to drop the name Wednesday after the Washington-based People's Bicentennial Commission accused the party in a court suit of trying to cash in on publicity spadework done by the commission. ' Thursday, June 2. 1975-3A ALTAMONTE SPRINGS ,,.. U a elude the city to pay the county Mayor Norman Floyd says the it. The BCC yesterday, acting on It a Floyd says he has been vying an Initial $100,000, which Floyd a proposal by Commissioner a Colemani Bar-B-Q Seminole County Board of CornWhere we do the to get paved the less than two said would be done within the Mike Hattaway, agreed to the a cooking and you do Ile dirt road, running west week. Once the Initial payment $165,000, and a donation of a a the enIoylng. S and parallel to 1.4 between SR is made, county crews will $10,000 In what Commission a a 434 and SR 436, for more than begin work on the project, Chairman Sid VIhien Jr., calls a a it a two years, In anticipation of County Commission Chairmar. "spirit of cooperation." a heavy traffic In the future. Sid Vihien Jr. said. Tuesday 1$ Family Day 6 1411#1 Floyd said that at the present P Choice Of $I.' SerlO The joint participation paving a The city then will pay the time, the road does not encom' Chicken Dinner or the $3.49 project, to be solidified in an county $40,000 within 30 days of pass a large population figure, a BarD l Port Oistnci' For $1.31. a a interlocal agreement between the beginning job date, and the but two access roads to the a a the city and county, will provide remairthg $25,000 within 60 Spring Oaks subdivision run a 322.9646 17.92 SANFORD HWY. for the city to pay for material days. into the road and future devel. a for the road and the county The original county request to opments are planned along tha *444 $44 444$ 4$ 4-44-4 444$ *4 41 A circuit court jury has found work crews to construct the the city was for $175,000 to do road. a Sanford man guilty of possession of a firearm by a pIP. convicted felon charge. A jury In the court of Circuit J flnrpp rv T. Jnhrwn Jr 111111110 rms,,,~ ,' returned the guIty verdict for / f Steven Edward Mohr, 19, of 1s7 E. Jenkins Circle, Sanford, yesterday following a day-long - - Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. a a Get cool friend, At Coleman's. Where the a dining's delicious, the mlssioners'(BCC) offer to pave roadway. Officials expect the the Job. The city then counterprices are low, and the Montgomery Road for $165, construction to begin In two offered with the $175,000, but a temperature is cool anci.-.. than nothing" and he weeks, is "better Inviting. asked the county to donate a expects the City Council to take The agreed upon points in- $17,500. By MICK IA)CH.IUDGE Herald Stiff Writer To Sunshine State SEC To Probe ' Breakdown Offer 'Better Than Nothing Unemployed Flock Arrest Was Error Action Reports , IN BRIEF - 'Bite Mayor Cal ls CounN Pavin.g Thursday, June 16, 1975 nMa-a-cwr People Make Us Number One FREE DIAL-A-COUNT— A regular savings account. It's the ultimate in savings "convenience." It's depositing or withdrawing your funds by phone. Seminole Savers can phone in to transfer money (minimum of $100) to and from their bank checking account. So you earn 51/% interest dayin to day-out on funds that would otherwise be idle. Phone 323-1060 FREE STATEMENTS— Shows complete transactions itemizing deposits, withdrawals, transfers, pro-authorized loan payments and Interest earned. Statements are mailed at the end of each quarter. No service charge. FREE DIRECT DEPOSIT OF GOVERNMENT OR PAYROLL CHECKS— I J - KWM CICK FREE INSURANCE OF SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES— First Federal of Seminole will carry and pay for burglary insurance In the sum of $5,000 on contents excluding cash, silver and gold bullion. Insured through Aetna Life and Casualty Company, Additional insurance is available at your request. FREE STATE-WIDE, NATION-WIDE EMERGENCY CASH — Casi a check or make a cash withdrawal up to $200 per week from your Seminole Savers ACCount at all participating associations in the U.S. FREE TRAVELERS CHECKS— No Service Charge to all Seminole Savors Aount holders. -' full figure fashion bras p127 Our reg. 32.386.34.42 C. 36-44D A- 'G EN1r FREE EXCLUSIVE U. S. ZIP SERVICE The fastest, most convenient method to find needed zip codes. MOKY "p --. -- 'I 2.99 Long line and seam• IeSs styles of white nylon tricot 3236 A. t5bh J$ 4\J full figure panty girdles i227 fn 527 'ci- �- - -- - - .- --_-- ---.-- == - --- - --- - - ---i --_-- - ---.- Evening HerWd- Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 300N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FIA. 32771 So it's time to have the family buggy inspected again? Area ('ode 305322.2511 or 831.9993 Thursday, June 26, 1975-4A According to Virgil Nieders, supervisor for motor vehicle inspections for Seminole County, there are a couple of tips that could keep you from wasting your time and that of the inspection station personnel. Around WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher Wll.lJAM D. CUR HIE, Managing Editor ROBERT C. MARKEY. Advertising Director 9 me Iiiver : Week, 5 cents; Month. 12.40; 6 Months, $14.20: Year, $28.40. By Mail: In Florida same as home delivery. All other mail: Month, 12.70: 6 Months, 116.20; 12 Months, $32.40. lit - CIA Functions Must Be Saved Nieders sail, "No inspection certificate will be — issued nor a sticker attached to any vehicle without Jtheowner or operator of same first submitting proof to the inspector that the motor vehicle is currently registered under provision of state law." L In other worth, this means your car, or truck, or motorcycle or other mode of transportation requiring inspection, simply won't pass unless you have proof of current registration. - The Clock Too, Nieders wants everyone to be aware that state law prohibits the inspection people from passing a vehicle without positive proof that it is properly insured, These two provisions are a part of Florida law and must be adhered to, so persons ixpecting to have their vehicles inspected without both their current registration certificate and proof of In. surance are Just wasting the time of everyone concerned Do yourself a favor and make sure you have both slips with you when going to the motor vehicle Inectbon station. You'll be glad you did.. .and you won't be able to say, "Why no one told me you needed tit." We, as concerned parents, are forever preaching 'safety' to our offspring. Perhaps, at Umes, we are a mite overprotective, but that's an Individual thing. Now, Sgt. Beau Taylor, director of School Safety for the Seminole County Sheriff's Dept., has come WORLD up with a program that teaches youngsters about safety in home inspection for fires, swimming, pedestrians, bike and gun safety, 'friendly strangers,' caution signals, helping hands, various poisons, playing safely and things that can cut. This 40.60 minute program will consist of many audio and visual aids and can be one of the most productive things going _ifit ever gets going. Taylor says that he's in desperate straits for funds and it will take approximately $200 to get the entire project off the ground, hopefully when school resumes In September. He feels that with these visual aids and an at. mosphere for learning away from a classroom, it will be an effective way to train children in safety. flowever,hen'tdo it without the proper funds. i.. n.... r....t,... .,i1nh lay N M is So, It anyone Knows ga"b"o' u'i, come up with the $200he'd appreciate hearinj it. And it's for a mighty good cause. IN BRIEF track. We can hope that the latter effort is not waylaid by the pursuit of scandal for scandal's sake by those who have now cracked the door of CIA secrecy. We have already come dangerously close to damaging an agency which, whatever its transgressions, is an essential tool for our national survival. Progress On Cypr us Two rounds of talks in Vienna by leaders of the Greek and Turkish factions on Cyprus have had no dramatic results, although United Nations S etary.General Kurt Waldheim has persuaded the two sides to return for a third session next month. The six-month renewal of the mandate for a U.N. truce force on Cyprus suggests that neither the Greeks nor Turks see any point in a further resort to force. The Turks are in the driver's seat, of course, with a superior military force backing up their position. They are adopting a constitution for the new state they have created in the part of Cyprus they control, but appear to be sen.Itive to the fact that Greek Cypriots are being left mit of the process. They are emphasizing that the constitution provides for amendment in the future if a basis can be found for bringing the part of the bland now controlled by Greek Cypriots under the same government, Iranians wW be able to better appreciate just Clamps Lid On News Congress is to spend and its foreign policy is to how entertaining snake charming is; and River Aquatic Preserve. Generations of The editor reserves the right to edit those surrender all the while his own stock with allowing Iranians to pay all Americans* Income Floridians will be able to better enjoy the natural letters for reasons of space, but will exercise Countrymen has been rising. — That stock is now JACK ANDERSON E * de MIC It is the American tradifiun that the press Of News Su ressio, n Sprea i ng' the unauthorized sources will dry up, and the broadcasters to submit to the state goverment Ttme who are responsible for the spres d of may publish what It knows and may seek to learn people will be able to get only the official version justification, corroboration and an assessment of Nizonism need not be L. conspiracy with one what It can. Never In our history has the press of the news. the expected "social impact" of their editorial, another. The Invisible bond that unites them Is a,. beer. a better watchdog. In typical American cities like wIthin 14 days of publication, common whisi to suppress whatever embar. Justice Potter Stewart, a solid conservttive lniian.apolis, Birmir ham, L.acor/a, N.H., and Thus, witha quickening pace, the vanguard of rasses or Indicts them or makes it difficult for who was appointed to the Supreme Court b, ex- P-art (Theater, NY., reporters who exposed of. totalitarianism is gaining ground In America. Its them to control events within their particular, President Eishenhower, acknowledged re.' :stly: iicial wrongdoing have been sub iected to advance agents a Sixth Column of politicians, JuristicUons. "The American press in the past ten ,- sr and fram.eups and tab, arrests. In Tucson, Ealti- prosecutors, judges, legislators and bureaucrats particu!arly in the past two yearli, t'as per. more- and Wa!Jllng' i, harassment has taken the The motives of the Nixonites may be lofty or are busily gnawing away at the great pillar of formed precisely the function It wt.i ifr'ed t ignoble. form of Intlmidat!.n and surveillance, The prosecutor who wants to flush out a our freedom: the First Amendment, perform by those who wrote tr, Iimtndreporters source may want e vidence from that the first p recious freedom in the Bill of In 13 slates, Judges blacked out ment." S'.II or ce may be trying to silence him. si'li.:teu court trials and proceedings by banning Rights, proclaims our right to speak out minds, Yet ever so quietly, ) tr.I fl %IhO $fl The Judge who sanitizes hLqt rniirtrm to Inform our -w ive-q-- — BERRY'S WORLD — , — .'z NEW DELHI, India (AP) Prime Minister Indira Gandhi proclaimed a state of emergency in India today, and her government arrested more than 100 political opponents in an attempt to ward off a nationwide civil disobedience campaign against her refusal to resign. The government also imposed censorship on outgoing news dispatches as well as on all publications within the country. Procedures for censorship of report.3 being sent abroad were not Immediately announced. Some newspapers were not being distributed, either be. cause power supplies were cut off or because copies were confiscated. It was the biggest roundup of political dissidents since 1942, when the British arrested Mohandas Gandhi and other leaders of the Free India Movement because they, too. were waizw a civil disobedience camnaIr — The letters should deal with Issues and avoid nation the idea that the domestic policy of 51 per cent positive, ae. much fun it Is. We should simplify and repeal laws rather in the editing. cording to a recent opinion poll. Largely because But Sandune says his organization right now Is than create new ones. I'm sure you agree. This All letters must be signed with a mailing many Americans believe leaning toward an idea that the U.S. Air Force year I passed a bill to repeal six laws relating to address and, when possible, a telephone number dull as a Michigan stump, aFord to be, although cominon sense guy, fly over Iren and bomb it back to the Stone Age. the Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission so the identity of the writer may be checked and It may be, of course, that those who perceive a "That way the y wouldn't have to worry a bout which were not needed and out of date, established. However, the Evening Herald will growth in Jerry Ford the President are overly raising their oil prices to take care of us all the This year's tax revenue shortfall forced the respect the wishes of writers who do not want optimistic, that any addition to zero is noticeable time," he says. "It would be painful for us, legislature to be more responsible with the their names to appear in print, but not necessarily significant. But at the least, needless to say, but I'm sure they'd understand if taxpayers' money. I am still upset with the fiscal We reserve, of course, the right to reject any and indisputably, the President by accident has we just kept sang, 'This hurts us more than it management of state government, especially letters this newspaper considers to be libelous or handled himself well ano proven again that does you.'" now when we should cut back and leave those tax slanderous. pedestrianism Is often Its own dignity. ... frm — - Gandhi Arrests Dissidents, Because of my efforts we created the Weltisra personalitieL tax for the next 10 years so they can lemn how beauty of the Wekiva because of this legislation. great care that the thrust of the letter Is not lost VIENTIANE, Laos (AP) by Washington. new government has con- mission before the June 30 marked for turnover, and ad. Ramsey, 49, of Salt Lake City, The United States closed its aid The shutdown five days fixated several hundred acres deadline because negotiations mMLstrative property, which Utah, and the secretary, mission In Communist-dor& ahead of the June 30 deadline Beat. of fertile farmland that be. on the turnover of aid assets belongs to the United States, nated today, ending a 20-followed two months of anti. longed rice Perez, 40, of Sunnydale, year, Laos billion dollar comto former President had "not proceeded in a manAmerican harassment as the Nguyen Van Thleu. The broad- ner which will permit an order. A formal note from the em- Calif., departed for Bangkok rnitment. aboard a regularly scheduled Laotian coalition government cast said Thieu's land was In ly bilateral resolution of Issues bassy announcing Its actions commercial aircraft. All remaining U.S. aid offi- came under the Increasing do. was delivered to the Foreign the My Tay district, on the by June 30." dais were told to leave, the mination of the pro-Communist outskirts of Saigon. Ministry this morning, an emAn embassy spokesman the country, and U.S. Embassy of. Pathet Lao. The release said that any The U.S. Embassy In Vien- Laotian government had failed bassy news release said. ficlals doubted further assistquestion about U.S. aid to Laos Elsewhere in Indochina, Sal. tlane said U.S. government to distinguish between U.S. aid The release said that the act- vould now be handled by the ance to Laos would be approved gon Radio said South Vietnam's decided tothe terminate the aid project property, which Is earIng U.S. aid director, Gordon U.S. Embassy. — ident "Cher" and "Sonny and Cher" TV shows so the legislature for this session. U.S. Shuts Down Aid Mission In Laos — —Bi The Rockefeller Commission has now laid out a record of derelictions by the Central Intelligence Agency. Some are more serious than others, and it is still hard to sav how much it will be possible to reveal at a later time about the still-secret subject RALPH NOVAK TOM TIEDE of nflrj!rd ('.'t nvn!"rtnt Jr. n!nt' frr''n -assasinat ions. The commission's report already makes it 0 sihle to say that we are dealing with something More th.i illgah::cs or lapses of discretion within 4. the CIA. Responsibility for these improprieties extends beyond the agency itself or any of its past A S h a h t' or present personnel. It extends into previous Is Growing administrations and Congresses which have tolerated ambiguities in the mission of the CIA and may even have taken advantage of them. It exIn The Arm In O tends into the White House. where some presidents yielded to the temptation to use the CIA for political Ever since the Shah of Iran said he was going purposes. This dereliction was compounded by the At the time of his appointment to the to raise oil prices again, this time for our own failure of CIA officials to resist. Thus we see the presidency, there were those who 'ellevedJerry • good — so that we can learn some self-discipline Ford was Richard Nixon's last dirty trick on CIA, for all its mystique, exhibiting a weakness all and face up to the energy crisis — outpourings of America. When he traveled to Japan in too common in government bureaucracy. gratitude have been outpouring all over the CIA )) November, as example, the new chief showed up 11w venture of the CIA into illegal domestic United States. at a state dinner wearing — gad — an ascot, surveillance must be condemned, but the judgment winged collar and trousers three inches up his •, Shah!" said one observer. "Oh, mighty / of the public and the law must be tempered by an ankles. Protocol people said they cnuld only Shah!" said another. "Oh, might pahaw!" said a ( appreciation of the circumstances under which it thIId. assume his tailor was a former football coach occurred. For one thing, the incidents were not / from the University of Michigan. But the most dedicatedly appreciative numerous considering the many opportunities Things change, Including people and attitudes. Americans have gotten together a group known which exist for the agency to misuse its intelligence Nelson Rockefeller was saying the other day that $ as the National Union to Thank the Shah! (or apparatus. More important, activities which apNUTS!) to better express their feelings at this one of the best unreported stories In Washington pear improper in hindsight could have appeared touching moment In the history of Internatlowillie is "how this president has grown in office." Quite . generosity. right. No longer is Ford the Emmett Kelly of the justified at the time they were authorized A White House tent; far from it, he has taken To the extent that the antiwar movement of the Sums up Elwood Sandune, chairman of the charge of his amazing fate to an extent even his ' 1960s was an expression of opposition to a governNUTS! board of directors: "The Shah is the critics agree Is good for the nation. ultimate In conservative sheik. He's Just trying ment policy, neither the CIA nor any other --. ______ The mistakes of the Ford administration — at to preserve the old values like truth, justice and government agency had any business subjecting _ least those of an obvious nature — have, in fact, the Arabian way and we should all get down on Americans conpected with it to surveillance, fallen off considerably since the early years of our knees to thank him three or four times a day. * However, to the extent that demonstrations and bumbling and fumbling. Improper staff struc. What greater sacrffice can someone make than riots were perceived as a threat to national to raise his prices for the customers he loves." luring and shoddy communications early on security and there were grounds for suspicion that . made it not only possible but likely that Ford Ma thank you gesture, a NUTS! committee is they were receiving foreign support, the stir-pIanning could Invite a Texas businessman to the White to give the Shah an * veillance was appropriate, even if the CIA was the House for an economics disicusalon never Americanflag, an autographed picture of Rank scheduled and wish Rep. Leonor Sullivan of wrong agency to carry it Out. Aaron and the key to Fort Knox. But Sandune Missouri a happy retirement, even though she The Rockefeller findings do nothing to diminish adds that there Is another reason for the trip, was not retiring. With his ship more secure, the need for an agency like the (3A, with its, 'WhShM the Shah want . Ford's gaffs have diminished. He no longer respce sibi1ity for foreign intelligence clearly money? a few billion or so to him? Do you think he's going What are Letter To The Editor vetoes legislation indiscriminately, for one thing spelled out and with an effective relationship with to take that money and buy jet bombers and dollars back home with the persons who worked — congressional Republican !eaders have driven agencies responsible for domestic security. The tanks with it or something, for heaven's sake. Fetchiel Cites Record rnuaent the political value of 4 to earn them. Now my guess — and this is strictly speculation, commission has shown how an agency created in I am writingto tell y*t btr' flrJ', - d. -- Iflis yétr we - added more government choosing vetos that have the best chance of being 1947 with a specific, bonafide PurDoje - çquld 1nL. of course — is that he would take mony 'mm predate the support you have given me as your regulation and control. I continue to fear the drift sustained. iiãër ad prices 1:410 a role totally reiüginf ïó our free society — and use it to feed hungry District 34 Florida House Representative. Hard we are taking toward excessive regulation by Ford', handling of congressional affairs, daldren that of a "secret police" snooping without judicial in Africa or Latin America, or Perhaps work, long hours and persistence has helped me government of our Individual freedoms. I love actually, accounts In large part for his evolution rebuild war tom areas of Smtheast Asia, or at accomplish some of the goals you and I have for this country and this state. Again, Process on American citizens. I appreciate in office. A child cf the House himself, as a friend eastthe RAts-Royce people Out by buying the people of Florida. your help, support and friendship that has In that body says, 'he knows Congress makes a The congressional and Justice Department a few dozen lünousines." This year I passed thrcugh the House, (and enabled me to participate In our Florida convenient scapegoat." Unable to force his own investigations now proceeding can clarify the sand says the NUTS1 people are still Sen. Glisson through the Senate) a bill to repeal government. Vince Fechtel legislathe will on the members — he is not that extent to which the CIA breached its charter and worin,g on some more enduring return gift to the Florida Fair Trade Law saving consumers In Leesburg strong a president yet — Ford sees to it that they, pinpoint the responsibility. As for salvaging our the Shah. Suggestions have Included: sending Florida $IX million per year. The Commerce Representative, District 34 not he, be blamed for do-nothingness government's ability to deal with international over 12 trIllion cub!c feet of bottled air pollution Committee named my bill as the most important Congress cooperates In this often enough, by intelligence problems, the Rockefeller Cornso the Iranians will be able to enjoy the ex- piece of legislation passing through that cornLetters to the editor are always welcome, doing nothing, but Ford presses the point by perience of having an ecology movement, giving mittee this year, and Speaker Tucker hied it mission's recommendations provide a way to They should be at brief as possible and force of his middle-America personality. In lea IheZfl all the existing tapes of old "Sonny," among the top ten accomplishments of the comment on matters of general Interest, restore strength to the CIA and keep it on the right than a year in office, the President has sold the (J .S. Gets Thursday, June U, 173—SA . - Women Call For Vatican Body Reaffirms Free Abortions Belief In Living Satan MEXICO CITY (AP) A resolution demanding free, safe abortions for all women who want them has cleared its first uL lilt Internationat Women's Conference. T he demand th at abortio ns readily available to single as well as married women was part-of a resolution approved Wednesday night by a voice vote from more than 1,000 women attending an openforum session of the COfl' ference. The resolution also appealed to the United Nations for proved maternity services around the world. During the discussion, women from nearly two dozen nations complained that maternity services in most countries are deficient, ex. pe nsive and not readily available to single women, — Thieu Land Confiscated BANGKOK, Thailand (AP) South Vietnam's new goverment has confiscated several hundred acres of fertile farmland that belonged to former President Nguyen Van Thieu, the Saigon radio said today. The broadcast said Thieu's land was in the My 'ray district, on the outskirts of Saigon. The Saigon government sent a cable to the Malaysian foreign ministry today demanding the return of a South Vietnamese merchant ship anchored at Penang. A Malaysian spokesman in Kuala Lumpur said the ship, the Truong Vinh, put into Penang last week for repairs. He said it had an American captain and 23 Vietnamese crewmen. Meanwhile, New Zealand announced it established diplomatic relations with North Vietnam. Prime Minister Bill Howling said the New Zealand ambassador in Peking, W.B. Harland, will also be accredited to Hanoi. And a spokesman for the Laotian government said It will launch a big effort to encourage tourism. — A Mexican woman was Jeered when she urged that the I — abortion issue not be pressed too hard "because abortion is a thing that greatly affects the moral and natural equilibrium VATICAN CITY (AP) The called a speech by Pope Paul VI "Satan, whom Jesus met in Roman Catholic Church today in l72 in which he said the the desert and during his reaffirmed its conviction that Devil was a "creature of God," Passion, cannot be the mere 6. !-'-— ... .1 UtIitfl. UI . . - S-" rr.' t'r?t- ' :-: —-------- -' ' .:. - -- but warned against a "morbid s ymbol of evil His remarks storify and personify his ideas. fascination" with devils, caused an uproar Ir progres- Nor can he be the aberrant leftIn P study commis- MVC ihurch circles. ',er of a prwimtive cultura l lan. sioned by Its top doctrinal body, The Sacred Congregation guage." the Sacred Congregation for the study expres.r.ed "unease" over The study noted, however. Doctrine of the Faith, the current disbelief in the Devil that Christ "never put Satan at Vatican denied that the Devil is and said: "It would be a deadly the center of his Gospe!" and just the personification or mistake to behave as if the re- warned against "facile" claims dramatization of evil. demption had already corn of demonic possession and Publication of the study re- pleted its work. manifestation. abortion is that a thing Another resolution approved at the forum asks the United Nations to "set up a new post of undersecretary-general for women's concerns to be filled byawoman."At present, or,eof the five U.N. assistant secretarles-general Is a woman, Helvi Sipila of Finland, who is secretary-general of International Women's year and of the wornen's conference. But she is outranked by 11 undersecretaries. general, all of them men. ' greatly affects the moral and natural equilibrium of Delegate women." — Ransom Word Awa ited Your Comfort Is Our Business FREE ESTIMATES SIIERBROOKE, Que. (AP) from her home In Rock Forest, The family of Mrs. Conrad 15 miles east of Sherbrooke. - Blanchet was reported awaiting further word today from kidInformed sources said the napers holding the 63-year-old kidnapers telephoned the wornwoman for $1 million ransom, an's 38-year-old son, Gaston Blanchet, three times Tuesday Mrs. Blanchet, the wife of a and Wednesday demanding $1 wealthy margarine manufac- million in $20 notes in exchange turer, was abducted Tuesday for his mother. The two resolutions are the first formal proposals submitted to the two-week conference, which was organized by the United Nations to plan the emancipation of women around the world In the next decade. SOUTHERN AIR of Sanford, Inc. Ph. 322.8321 MA Ll LAL. 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Letters human frailuy tuii own 'as and descriptions of Florida much as that of the derelicts he were gathered Into a book, with intriced into his Florida RUe's own comment that this was the most fortunate land on Eden. He was the most can. earth, "the most precious jewel tankerous man In British in His Majesty's American Florida. He had an astonishing dominions." faculty for rubbing everyone An anonymous "Exhortation the wrong way. Even the to Gentlemen of Small Fortunes conscientious Gov. James to Settle an East Florida," Grant,, under orders from King which appeared In an English George himself to smooth magazine, was also credited to Rolle's way, finally exploded his pen. that he caused more trouble The king and his advisors, at than all the other colonists put least, were completely sold on together. his ideas. 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Rolle heard Grant could only predict that tales of the land where flowers the colony faced certain ruin. bloomed while all England lay Nothing daunted Rolle. He under a blanket of snow. He was selected the land for his ideal inspired to found an idyllic community along the banks of community where "industrious the St. Johns just north of the peoples of various countries present Palatka and named his arml employments" could live town Charlotla In honor of together as innocest children of England's queen. nature. The first task for his gaggle of Rolle interested four wealthy misfits was to clear land for a associates and petitioned for a large grant of land. IW basic church. They then were set to plan seemed sound but when he work rooting out palmetto began to talk of filling his stumps that were as stubborn colony with "outcast settlers," as the master's disposition. his partners pulled out because They rebelled. They fled to St. of his "visionary schemes and Augustine. 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Bolton receive 25-year service Firs from SJUIIOrd train master Milton Smith. (lirrald Photos by Bill V(ncei,1) -. -. . -- • • isney W#r Id NOW* 'S % 106 I r Donald B. Soldlni, 36, now a Fort Lauderdale real-estate executive, said that "politics aside, the revolution we helped to make transformed the lives of the poor." "They are the main beneficiaries," Soldini said. "Everything else Is secondary, as far as I'm concerned." Soldini, a native of Staten Island, N.Y., first went to Cuba 1n957 as an Idealistic 18-yearold who believed that Castro was "either crazy or a winner." He quickly got into trouble with the Fulgenclo Batista goveruinent, which Castro was tryli to overthrow, and was deped. Upon his return to this country, he became a propagandist for the Castro rebels, releasing Cutrista leaflets from the top Yankee Stadium and placing athofJulyflag — theCastro movement's banner — on the Statue of Liberty. 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He through a variety of teller sees a therapist weekly and Is mom positions to her promotion as . by Soft Touch ' on medication. bank officer, Janice has at the I know he still has some BOB IN same time been an active problems, but they're not as PASADENA member of several bankers' severe as they were. I want to CONFIDENTIAL m&D.: organizations and established have a relationship with him With regard to addressing herself as a local community -- • ' — __________ because he has so many of the women as "Ms.": We may see leader. qualities I am looking for in a the day when nuns will be Somehow, she also found time man. He said he has never had "Sa.!" S to continue her education both ' a relationship with a woman. DEAR ABBY: No! No! No!! locally at Seminole Junior lie is27 and ur,sureof himself. l protest your answer to College and at the National am 21 and on my own, 100 Pct. Encron l know l will have to make the "Wisconsin Mother," whose Commercial Lending School at Polyester in •atJf exciting first move because he is not third daughter was stillbOrn. University of Oklahoma cn the She was asked, "How many NABW scholarship. In May, she aggressive. My mind hildrenhave you" not "how graduated from the School of somewhat made up already, c many times have you been Banking of the South at Whiti, pink, but! need assurance 1 Lousiana State University, ant" blue, cram., doing the right thing. What is pregn The response you suggest, after attending a series of •" grain. your opinion? NAMElESS, PlEASE "We have two little girls — our DEAR NAMELESS: You are third (laughter was stillborn," -M-L. $9.00 • Local Poets Make a wise girl to stop, look and can only make the questioner uncomfortable and keep alive listen before you leap. Since rth irth know nothing about the young the feeling of sorrow and loss. At Five Seminole Junior College Prescott (Edison), Robin poetry publication will be sent *. ' LI C'mon, Abby, "We have two students have been accepted for Clifford Lippincott, Bette Jane to SJC. man's emotional maturity and the seriousness of his mental darling daughters," said with a listing in the 1975 edition of Wiltjer and Richard Palva were Advisor to the college poets / Announced Who's Who In Poetry in presented certificates of honor was Bruce Aufltammer. The condition, it's Impossible for me big smile, is the healthiest, American to advise you. Please don't kindest and most positive anColleges and at the college's annual awards poetry submitted met both the Universities, esfhers ceremony. A complimentary specific requirements within .b*16. 1 Initiate a relationship without swer for all involved. Mr. and Mrs. Ira S. Unless she wants sympathy, of Rebecca S. Smith, Jane copy the national collegiate th e junior college as well as the first talking to his therapist. lie ' Thompson, 2005 Jefferson 200 N. Park a mother should h keep her publishing standards of Who's Is qualified to guide you. lam that As'e,,Sanford announce the medical history out of her Sanford Who editorial board. not. birth of a grandson, Ryan 'Experience Contest Set ' DEAR ABBY: Hoorah for the conversation Charles Thompson, son of young man who doesn't shake Capt. and Mrs. Robert A. MOTHER OFTHREE The Senior Citizens of Connelly is pastor. hands with anyone — and don't Thompson at R.O.T.C., DEAR MOTHER: You are Mr. and Mrs. Experience will Seminole County with silver bet too heavily on the germ right. I was wrong. U.S. Army. University of hair will be featured In a hair be chosen for 1975-76. The theory. Moorehead, Ky. and formerlyof Sanford. The baby sty show, June ,at7p.mat winner will ride In the parade A few months ago I had a SHOE SAII_IE! Allen Chapel AME Church, during Black Awareness Week. Everyone has a problem. Whars right hand painfully sprained was born on June 23 at 2:49 yours? For a personal reply, write to West 12th Street and Olive Mrs. Grace Brewer Is chairwhen I shook hands with a ABBY: Boa No. 0194, L.A.. Calif. p.m. In Moorehead. He has Avenue, Sanford. Rev. J. E. person of Senior Citizens. — Men'sWomen's.Children's Spring & Summer profcssional football player. t009. Enclose stamped, self, two older brothers, A few weeks ago, I shook addreswd envelope, pleait, and James. Maternal Sport duos. "the poor backwoods Sanford Electric -=. . summer programs and corn- want — if they'll only go out and served on the National husband and son has resulted In advisory board of the Salvation pletlng 12 home study try." Much of her own Women's Committee, A.I.B. a closely knit family whose Idea Army; and a member of programs. motivation she attributes to the At present, she ls chairman of of weekend fun is relaxing at Seminole Mutual Concert Successfully combining the It was only after 10 years of stimulating leadership she has the Mid-East Group NABW, their Banana Lake home, Association. roles of career woman and wife marriage that Janice felt fir- known from the senior officers Inc. and the second woman to swimming, sunbathing and Alth(Aigh her parents, two and mother is all a matter of mly enough established In her at her bank, be elected president of the enjoying one another's corn- brothers and two sisters have establishing clearly one's career to accept the added This energetic and en- Central Florida Chapter, A.I.B. pony. Tennis and dancing are moved from Sanford to the priorities, responsibility of motherhood. th usiastic banker, who believes ( the educational arm of the two other leisure activities Tampa area, Janice feels too Janice Young Wen was born In banking Is a "tremendous field American Bankers Assoc.. Janice enjoys with her much part of the Sanford . ). Thus believes February, 1969 and Janice and great for women," has "Sharing," says Janice. husband, and she is a keen community ever to consider won Springfield, vire president and graduated from SJC in June at Wen's Wilson such a move herself. room mother wide recognition for her con- "That's what has made it all commercial loan officer at the ___ Sanford, wife that same year, missing school tributions. S1 has Monroe School. hs been possible. My husband UOERWORLO Flagship Bank of C nly during the few days she selected as one of the Out. always encouraged me in my A Thember of the First of Wendell Springfield and o G=_Z f" ri Fivrs-Fir as In hospital after her son's standing Young Women in career and shared the duties of Baptist Chirch in Sanford, Isilmb.. I..ldNewIiPISlLSPiIi,,, mother of six-year-old Wen — w Thu sm'Sms Aad SliMs. Syl that birth, America; is also on the board of of parenthood. Janice Chosen " Woman Va nit y Fair. though not necessarily in This fall, Janice plans to Achievement" in Central "Sharing is what makes a directors of the Greater SanCowan's underworld b order of pri ori ties: ii7. FrstSt Safd attend evening classes at Florida by the Business and woman a success in her ford Chamber of Commerce; Jr C "Essentially, a married Rollins College, Winter Park, Professional Women; received career," treasurer and member of the career woman has to be two working toward her B.A. the "Banker of the Year Away at meetings a couple of different people: professional degree in business ad- Award" sponsored by the nights most weeks, Janice '''' " '• ' , - ...... J... .. .. .' 't•'..u.1. aLic ,U baflS ,,o r, ..S.4 •S U lit 1I U: lLYi banking and finance. lover, cook and so forth at Institute of Banking (A.I.B.) home with Wen during those "The key to achievement," and is the recipient of the times her husband's buin's home. says Janice, "is to be a National Assodation of Bank trips take him out of town. 'It Lakes a speCt. eltort, motivated person. Almost Women (NABW) Regional Her determination to devote says Janice. "And I try not to IOUBICAN I anyone can do whatever they Award. In addition, Janice has every spare moment to br take my work home with me." of my life," S ha k I n g H e r H a fl d Special Another - SUMMER shl — — Janice Springfield: bank vice president and commercial loan officer. Pre-4th people" that they feel worst Is over — economically. Most Cubans believe that their country's reintegration Into the American family of nations ls only amatteroftlme,he said. • Framer holds up to 147 lbs. Jet Freeze ice compartment Slide-out cabinet shell - ' -' Cuba and ---•- - '., - after Batista fled. "I went back there on a strictly personal visit to see for myself what was really happening," the chubby, well-to-do enn trepreneur said In an interview In his office here. "I don't care about the politics of the thing and meyer have. That's why I left there In 1959 after Fidel took over." Soldini was granted permission for the trip by both the Castro regime and the U.S. State Department. He met with a number of government officials, he said, but spent most of the time in the Interior of the country visiting rural villages, schools, hospitals, old battle sites and old friends. "I was very much Impressed with what has been done "he said. "I came back convinced that this country definitely ought to lift the economic blockade because It has created nothing but animosity. "As a businessman, I see the Germans, the Canadians, the British and, of course, the Russians traveling and doing business freely. We should too." Soldini said he found In extensive conversations with former comrades-In-arms, government officials, high party members, Intellectuals has - By JEAN PATESON Women's Editor - j I UU IJ revolution. .- To Succeed, Shes Two Women In One - Soldier a . I 7 By IKE FLSOR&S Associated Press Writer FORT LAUDERDALE (AP) American who — An served as a soldier in Fidel Castro's military campaign of the 1950s has just returned from three-week visit of Communist Cuba and says he is satisfied with the results of the - 'S 4 Revisits -- Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Poor Live B1ter Castro - -- WOMEN I in - •;INL't ,: _ 1.1; '.' S ' D Hints ,We felt that Disney World he tours In the agency's new J bo th fields Edgar Hoover Bull was experienced A special agent and an em- — visual displays and crowd ploye described as a "visual In. control," the spokesman said. foamatIonpeciaHst" spent two , With a million coming up, we days at the Orlando fantasy just want to be sure we do it playground and home ofllfeslze right." comic strip characters, an FBI The FBI is moving into the spokesman acknowledged new building on a gradual basis, but the 1public The trip took place withi'the continue In e old building past year, th e spokesman said through most of the summer. In respi to questions. 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DOWNTOWN SANFORD �IOA-Evening H3rald, Sanford, FL Thursday, June2, 1 9 75 Rosenwald ,Decree Okayed SPORTS 0 that he expects Rosenwald feels such a purchase doesn't mlnistrative personnel" exists in the county. further desegregation. students to be back in the Calling remaining comptaints route to Casselberry was school when classes begin next The report Issued by the placing the burden of year. government says Midway Ele- to be solved "three very tough desegregation on the blacks, a What the consent decree mentary School has sever been problems," Stenstrm said he practice which has been means, Stenstrom says, is that fully desegregated, the ratio of feels some criticisms by the outlawed by the courts. if the board falls to get approval black and white educators is out government weren't accurate. Sims, who lives in the Lake from the courts for future of kilter, construction policies And, he said, he paflS to .ow Orlenta area, has fought the conrur.tton plans, any do not further desegregation the government where it erred government's decision since it property purchased might have and "possible discrimination in in future answers to remaining was handed down on June 2. to be sold — if the government the hiring of teachers and ad- criticism. Once it reached Seminole County, School Supt. Bud Layer WE RESERVE submitted a plan — which was THE RIGHT adopted — that buses RobenTO LIMIT wald students to two schools QUANTITIES closer to Rosenwald. p But still pending Is a suit filed in federal court In Orla nd o which seeks to block the Rosewald conversion. And in essence, Stenstrom told the board that a consent decree signed by Dougherty and th e board will pull some weight withU.S.DlstrictJudgeGeorge C. Young. The suit was filed by three Rose9wald parents, Ji ic , -• .'- T I •5 Gadson, Herbert Felder nd •• • 'I,.' - Mrs Ceola Reliford. Gadson (Continued From Page I-A) lip , __V - -. - V - : ZK It I U__ _a.7 0 &. WI . - , ' ' - ' , ., .. • - - / / /, ,. i -4 ; . •* - - - . . ' p' -. . . r .i . .. . •. 111 - 'Onow '' - - * J f . . — I 1 ,• ' - . . . -s' . . • . - r t i --'- t. :. • 1 -1 1 , .. ... ' •- F. . ,I-, ' ' 1711' — - -. ..- - , : ., . ___ . ___ -11 . , - - - ~r*-:a0 r !~v sMd last night that his -,-S. - e—I 4 0 FOSJ Meet Renfrec human and her sister, Rena, sample some of the ice cream the Black Bicentennial cornmittee is whipping up for Sanford's Independence Day celebration July 4. Standing, from left, are Aifeeda Wallace, Eloise Williams, Maxine Mison, Jol Addison and Annie Addison. The committee will also have peanuts , watermelons, poicles and cokes available, along with the Society Band. Herald Photo by Bill Vincent. I !,- -, -— ___________ I T. — - . r •' '-' - -- . - .• - 77 ••" - - -'' -7 U EFFECTIVE ii Hw Friends of the St. Johns, an organization to restore and maintain the St. Johns River, will meet tonight at 7:30 at the I - -t 7a a a 'S - ... . a f A& P . . .1, . . . - = - . OWDER• P ~ . I ZZ 0 .. . . ZO MO - -1 - __ . for tilt. flhIiiIOIIS who - ixk : _ 4,4;",7_ -1 lj1 aspirin TYLENO' private organizations, such as the society, according to RicbarL Froernke, an official with the state department of parks and recreation. The B,CC considered .4 C _e.. NO iUa __ .___ - - , . " __ .- % MINVIS ~ I 1 ota best + ~ . .4 '.5 . Y - . _- -'--- Neiswender that all grant money be spent I for the road, which he has estimated would cost $25,000 This would include paving the and Trim Paint Is *i - 6 a! •P ss • L &Ji.Jfltip .j. . -.1 .-. •. . . . - - "A '11~•t.L .L-J1• 94 ' 8 01. LIST 3.19 I YOU SAVE $3.85 a gal. . - - ' - Bank's Jeff Brown: Bubbles and baseball. (Herald Photo by Gordon Williamson) — . 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I ,C WE MAKE YOU FEEL RIGHT AT HOME LJ- . '' SAN FC)RD ,. I- p A 6&~w 1 • iS T4 Ss'i. 318 Frrnch Ave. ~. ROID' . . ~ —p-- I___ -_ ____- ; .. -I I FINi ., '.. _A -. * .-__ - .. 49 - " -1 . k . ,,, -' jfj " I - i L-1- I - - __ . I - -~ - -4- • Stewart also underwent a cartilege operation on his right knee in March. the business scene for the "bust and hump" , junior tennis player, Stewart worked for world of professional tennis. IBM for two years biter graduating from college But he made the 1975 Wimbledon cham. in 1969. But in 1971 he decided to play full-time, n(nnchins come to life Wednedav be fore a working tin the hard way by aual1fvin& for all the record crowd when he mastered fifthseeded big tour na ments. "It was really the bust and Romanian tIle Nastase in an electrif)lng five-set hump school, as we say." ontest. He laughed when he tearne'.i th't his third1Iel,ed to victory by an outol form Nastase, round opponent was t ! o,1 h,d friend and the tall, bearded American ignored the tennis chum, Mike F itep of Dallas, who also Romanian's extrovert antics and his tantrums made it through the set ond round Wednesday by over a disputed final set line call and sent beating Robin Drysdale of Britain As the men entered the third round Thursday, Nastase spinning out of the men's singles N. 64, only) I of the original 16 seeds were left, with Jan 6-2,, 1.6, 6-3 "I planned to play to Nastase's backhand all Kodes of Czechoslovakia falling to A ustralia's the time, because he's just not hitting his Geoff Masters 2-6, 2-6, 6-4, 8.6, 6-4 and John backhands any good any more, and it worked," Alexander losing to fellow Australi,Ru PI'I ntu uih are 11 r 14' QJ -8 said Ste%mrt, 29, ranked No 15 in the I IpI arid Vitas Gerulaitis of Stan Smith Americans States "It was a big win," he added, "because of Howard Beach, N.Y. Still heavily favored to retain his title Is where you're playing and who you're playing if . WIMBLEDON, England (AP) — Sherwood Stewart isa former computer salesman who quit II CAMERA fte — . . 63 '4''/•., . .- connors i rium pns 1 . ft I — k i't POLAROID ARE 7th s -I 4' - . .1 "-' - , lopqw— j fj6; n- :; .- ...1!7 _1 - -_ -- %r--P'---" - ,, '.i -_ S.t.' - . . .- . 4. 1-1t.?.- J7 000 3 . -ft - . . ...*%. - - &4;*_ - Railroaders' Mark Huaman slides into Bank's Jeff Bro wn (No. 5). (Herald Photo by Gordon W illiamson) 10.— 1 0 0 expert identified him as a "specialist on folk medicine and spirit beliefs." In Oth(a' words he's Malaysia's version of the !Ilch doctor. - •;' - ' .' '" 00" - I () dividuals had purchased the 1. . / and that approximately S7,M0 ororth of planks for a boardwalk be returned for the rnoney. reques t, . — The Seminole County Parks Advisory Board Rozon also mentioned another cost involving the entrance road. He relayed information that the Stat e kpartJnent of Tran.sportat.ion DOT) will require a decelleratlon lane for the entrance road off U.S 17-92 which will t s000 r m teriaIs. He sald a meeting with DOT officials is scheduled for Friday to discuss postponing building the lane. The society originally requested the coun ty pay up to 150,0(X) ftr total vavjng • . -___•_ hanging in limbo. bought the . 'C'?'' __J_q1 _==__-~~-__-_____`~_ I i of ,,rn,. hnv No Risks use for three days leading up to the fight. He won't be identified until the day of the fight, however," Harun added. One official ofThnju Dunia (World Boxing), which Is promoting the match, was displeased that news of the Bomoh leaked out. 'People in the U.S. and Europe might think we are superstitious. They'll say we are just like the Africans with their witchdoctors ... Maybe only the Irish would understand because they are superstitious too." Although mid-May to midSeptexnber is known as the southwest monsoon season in Malaysia, authorities say that rain Is unlikely on the morning of the fight. One said showers are more likely at night and In the afternoon. NEW YORK tAP) — As far it's too tough to sell" to spon- team league when its first pee- kets. to sponsored TV coveage. as TV coverage Is concerned, sors following the league's well- season game was televised in "It wasn't tough to sell, and He says teams in th reirga. players in the new, reorganized publicized disarray last season. mid-July by Einhorn's TVS with all that publicity we sold nized WFL "are goinge to have World Football League may be But he says other options re-- networl., ,hich he says paid very well," he recalled. "We to get their credibility back by all dressed up with no place to main, including the purchase of more than $1 million for first- were in the black for the season playing a little first. If they get show when the WFL's second some air time by the WFL it. season rights to 23 WFL games. before it began. However, once through half the season, then I year of play starts on July 5. sell, an option he concedes The sum was a bit less than it started, we didn't sell think we can sell the second Eddie Einhorn, whose TVS might be far too costly for a the approximately $60 million anything additional and didn't half," Television Network aired league which insists it isn't try- the CBS. ABC and NBC net. make any substantial money eiopening game gaines of the old WFL last sea- ing tc go for broke this year. works will pay the National ther for ourselves or them." Jul 5 is a Ire-season joust be. son, calls this year's model "a The new WFL has the same Football League this year, but In April, Chris llemmeter, tough sell" and says "it's very name as the old. But it's a le- you gotta start somewhere, as head of the new 11-team WFI, tween San Antonio and Southunlikely right now that we'll be gaily different outfit, raised the saying goes. admitted It,s opening year was em California. Regular play involved with it at all." from the ashes of last season Einhorn says widespread In. the "biggest sports disaster in starts July 26 and ends Jan. 11 And a WFL spokesman says when $20 million was lost. Pa)'- terest in the new league in 1974 history" and said it was n- with the Wor ld Bowl champIontalks with the Hughes Sports days were missed and consider- greatly hclped him line up perative the new WFL have Network have produced "the able uncertainty prevailed, sponsors and get the games both stability and credibility. Will any of this be on the same general respon.e — that Hopes were high in the old 12- aired on more than 100 marEinhorn agrees that's the key tube' . ., th 5oP x1 . 4 WFL: No Place To S how -. 1'__~ .. ~ -_ - _, __. -If~ . , E___ __ ~V! . I SUNTAN LOTION 1 . . i ...:. •_ L- Witch . •?.• . 000 000— 0 3 Railroaders 1 entrance road off U.S. 17-92 to around the parking lot. But,, using the rtinaining $14,000 in the grant, Neiswender said that $11,000 still was — t A transparent plastic roof mounted on thick steel Dato Haji Harw3 IdrIs, 49, leader 01 the Uinno supports is being fabricated to cover the ring and Youth Group, which is sponsoring the Contest, said he several rows of seats in open air Merdeka soccer sta was confident that the Bomoh was useful. Umno (bull]. stands for the ruling United Malay National OrganIn addition, officials confirmed Wednesday, a "Bomoh" has been assigned the task of keeping the "We have been successful on previous occasions. skies clear for the mid-morning match. (Thanks to It's traditional and it often works," said Harun, The the international date line, the bout will be seen on Identity of the Bomoh picked to protect the first Monday, June 30 on closed circuit TV in the United heavyweight championship In this part of the world States.) was under wraps today, The Bomoh is traditional in Malay society. One "We will give him a secluded spot in the stadium to COPPERTONE Gal. ,.vw ' 4' -- $ gal. IL!ST - '% KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia (AP) — They are taking no chances about rain Interfering with the Muhammad ,A11-Joe Bugner heavyweight title fight here Tuesdoy. 94 I . I House è• t. .~r 5,jr;- I I V* All. Nat'l. Bank q, . . pAlft House Paint Sherwin-Williams! • I ../ - - V. I.I ? i LT ! , .._P :i4 _it_v*_ y.•.-d ; National mei::r; single. I - ____ . .. fm o$12. 82 V'wu.b Al , Bugner.11 . Great coverage. • Our best hiding. longest hstinj 11- t lalex hum, p.int • Resists mildew. • E.s, ck.mup .ith loap .ir.J wait'r -, t housepaints. - . • . ,' - • " i — A-10It -1 — - I j . . 1.. grants cannot be authorized to . -. ' I L- - - Mark Huainan led the Railroaders at the plate with 1 AR * CA' IN must be channeled through the local go v ernment because ". -. b, - — - ' . _.— -' , - - . - 4' 11 SOL ____ . - -I _-_-.. __ - 1.1-i =;!U j 11114610 5 ~ _TWKF_1_1 .should not required above the iginal grant request to adequately hurt the county's efforts to secure addiUonal grants for building other parks. The grant —a,' walked three. The Railroaders _______ L sidirrable expenditures will with federal requirements on the grant Is mishandled, it will - ' . .-'.: -.. __ _ :c _ , ,-Sa!-&_-&.: 971!1 K~ • •(;. • • 'i 4i,, - . III .f .1:.; , if~ i__ , ' . ~. , - on .- ,. ?h. - - if .' , ,,_... - -- *~#*, __ i_. W _-- 1 . 1 ,97 . , _ . ' _' L - __ - --- ------A --- I V 5 sawe - L .4 , . X Neiswender and county commissioners said they are concerned that if compliance I - -. -.,•.- (corgt s entered the tourney wi th the worst record of the three teams George's won the Continental League wi th a - ~ ,.4,••. -'... r '. ''j f... _• . -- ' I Continaed From Page A) and Inaccurate initial cost - 7Tic 741v, 4~~.-, ... _%9V I !~ - I #"___1.*_.1.1, - (), - - Atlantic - - SHERWIfl f - . I lake I y. 'i . :1 First Federal Savings and Loan building on Ist Street in San- 4th Ie--w o - - '". . a t*? - -- —1 I _______ ford. (Continued From Page 1-A) reporter Monday about his McCall's jail records indicate Herald this week said they The organization will report visits to McCall in the jail, that a Public Defender's in. couldn't confirm or deny on its progress since being June 9, shortly after a jailer Porter said, "I saw Ray McCall vestigator, Tom Scarpello, reports — due to the grand jury formed two months ago to told McCall his trial had again at least two other times that visited McCall at the jail on investigation — that Circuit combat deterioration of the St. been continued, the fire erupted aren't shown on the jail March 4, the day after his Court Judge C. T. Johnson Jr. Johns River. outside McCall's cell which has records." arrest on the indictment, and was advised in April, before J. T. Turnipseed, president of a defective food pass-through Porter called McCalj's case again a month later, on April 4. Porter's lone recorded visit, the FOSJ, said the Astor door. "a sure-fire winner" and said McCall also was visited by that McCall had repeatedly Kiwanis Club, from the Officials say McCall was the grand jury indictment probation and parole officials requested to see his attorney, fishing town of Astor north of "very mad and upset over the against him In the taking of a on March 25 and April 29, acJudge Johnson requested the Sanford, has printed leaflets continuance of his trial." grand jury probe of the jail fire asking. "Help stop the killing of purse "named the wrong cording to the jail records, When questioned by a Herald woman" as the victim. Officials- contacted by the along with Sheriff John Polk. the St. Johns River." Officials Work On Zoo Dea . . - - M __ ______ - d' Freddie Soloman fired a no- Railroaders 1-0 Wednesday battle George's tonight at 7:30 George's dropped Atlantic hitter and l ost And Billy Hea ps night at I' t Millon Iteld in the at Ft Melloi in the finals of the National Bank into the loser's tossed a three-hitter and won, loser's bracket finals of the three-team tournament, bracket Monday. George's Atlantic National Hank, Sanford Little League City Ft. Mellon is located near droppedhlank6-1, thendefeated behind heaps' arm and a Championships Sanford Nasal Academy on the the Railroaders 5-3 Tuesday. flawless defense, downed the A'lantic National Bank will Like Monroe waterfront The Railroaders enter ed the _____ lournamentwi th a20.Orcgularseason record They eajil,, won - . , ' Dividends On Railroaders .j1&i.t*0WW*1% - ~, -x:j,_W . ~. -'e't, .j' : Atlantic National Co/lects PIN ECREST SHOPPING CENTER i victim s Attorney' s Before Probers - _______ Set Ton gh t 1 - ^rd f ICE CREAM FOR FOURTH - - BANK PRICES N Thursday, June 26,1975--i B U I I t sit. Evening Herald, Sanford, FL i -'t-*, ' 1#_W?WF,_ i- - --- - ' ' • ' . . . , - . .. , -.— . . . ,. - i~,V.Dn ;T -- -. _____ Scheduled - 4, . ,. . • ; - - - . , V2:7', ' - '. ' •. . - - ' - -, - ,, 'T ' - Id : '. . ' -4 '' umr-t7: "c' W' - ? .r i, - - u..e - Ill$ - 5' ; "' ' '-' ' t : '- ~ir :-- ' " " '-' - ' 415% -' " - - Z. - . . - . . S A Meet S . 'j', II - I., -_ -.%, .ä1' -- .-. t, - J . lvl~ . '"•' . . -, -iI _. ~e - . .... i ''- -. . .- fIII - - .. -. . __ -- N_7' --- ' '._ .. - . . - - -. Tht Sn.1 ord Swim Association's 11th annual Swim Meet will k held here Saturday and Sunday at the Sanford Bath and Tennis Club ic'l. The meet gets under way at 8 a m both days. Robert Neville, Mark McIntosh, Tom McDonald, Kevin Smith, Alinda Lingle, Fred Tra.mell, Anne Smith, Charles Fraser, Chip Johnson, Tom Lake, Pat Stenstrom, Jason Lingle, Kevin A. Smith, Greg Smith, Bettie Pierce and veteran association swlmzr?r Mike Smith will head SSAs contingent in the meet. 11°-PP) Dea.c a star v' it- i Is uui rrep s swim team last ('P' iS 1'ptng to return to the pool alter a summer bout with mononucleosis Coach Peggy Smith has worked with the team all year Members of the meet management committee tKen McI ntosh Herb Stenstrom Dean Robert Schretber Flizabeth Schreier, Betty Woodruff and Jane [Angle) organized the meet. I . - . . ., - .. .. ,--. -. �28-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 1EXOREBOA RD Major Fir ecracker THIRD - PICCC.3_USC: 1 San juan Hanover (Cooley) 61; 2. Tern Mite (Rau) I-I; 3 KinniCkinniCk (Page) 3 I; 1. Sweethrart Voila (Drayton) 5) 5, Lightning Dream (Piper) 10-I; 6. Festive Guy (Vandervnr?) 7 hi.411A .1 i w T.. 7 t ss I I. tm neITwn.I (IhIenteld) 92; S. Double Steal East W i. Pct. os (Kucli) I 1 FOURTH - L M - Pare Ci Pittsburgh 39 21 .552 $650: I. Robins Kim (Bere:nak) I-); 40 131 563 i Phllpha 2. Hurricane Scott (Piper) 7-2; 3. 31 32 .515 New 'York Western Bev (Kucial S 1 I Bones Chicago 35 31 $07 Demon (5pnIgs) 101; 6. Pappefte 37 35 .471 7 St. Louis 3 •,., (Fags) 31; 7. Frostwrum (Wyatt) 79 35 Montreal 6-I; S. Doc Van (Vandervurt) 5.1. West FIFTH - I M - Pace Cimb 15 27 .673 Cincinnati $450: 1. MaJor Jones (Brainard) 5 7. Los Angeles 42 32 .565 i 35 37 .479 101 1 2. A!lSt Southern Silver (VanSan Diego derS.chaaf) 92; 3. Thunder Grattan S.Franclsco 33 39 .455 17 105 15', (Bourgeois) $ 1. 4 Oshkosh (Home Atlanta 27 II .360 19'i Jr.) 15 1; 6, Foolish Lad (Blood) $ I. HoustOn 7, Single Dillar (Larrabee) 31; $ Wednesdays Results Sherry Betty (Hartzier) 77 Cincinnati 7. Atlanta 0 SIXTH - I M Pace C.) - $630: Philadelphia 7, Pittsburgh 6, 1 Marion Sleek (Crank) 31; 2. Beth 13 Innings Dean (Beceznak) 77; 3. Lowden Montreal 12. Chicago 6 Lew (H.SeII) 6-1; 1 Carlton Time New York 2. SI. LOUIS I 400 -- -- -..- Fireworks - t - Houston S. Los Angeln 4 ''-'"nfl ,, . S Angeles 1Messer!'nith I) ,, c, IH.itr (Sica) 3 I; S Yankee Hobo (Blood) 41; 6 Doug's Dandy (Bridges) IL - 4S 26 - % M - Patilo (.-I __' Kansas City 40 31 .563 Texas 34 39 466 h7 California Cleveland I. Boston I ife A hamburgers sizzle and a crowd of weary figures gets ready here before this race. They sleep in the backs of trucks in cases little left for the refinements of a hotel or motel, restaurant meals or evening entertainment, As Sunday's 500-mile race for Indlanapolls-t e cars draws near, the motor homes and campers of the likes of Johnny Rutherford,, Gordon Johncock, Pancho Carter and o thers are parked in the sandy infield. Some head for motels at night, others stay at the track to avoid the mountain resort prices, Even those who shell out for the "luxury" of a motel often sleep with a crew member or a relative or two In the motor home in the parking lot. During the day, the motel room, rented for one or two days, will be the headquarters for up to a dozen people, using the showers, the swimming pool, game room or tennis courts. But many racers, especially the the events' committee of the the ones who do stay aren't always welcome either. A few inns near here where some racers stay charge a 15 per cent gratuity that is - while not uncommon - only charged by the establishments while racers ore in town. Usually racers are "isolated" In one section or floor of a motel. Asked about the gratuity, one motel employe said, "We learned last that If we don't charge it, we'll never get it. Racers are the chintziest people we get here, they're so rowdy and they leave such a mess." It should be emphasized that battle lines are not drawn be. tween racers and all hotels or motels. In fact, many offer special rates. But many racers are content to live the life of a nomad. As one driver put it, "At least this way, we beat the crowds to the track." a 2-0 triumph. Coupled with the Houston Astros' 54 victory over Los Angeles, the victory boosted the Reds' lead over the Dodgers in the National League's West Division to four games. In the NL East, the Philadelphia Phillies chopped Pitts- The Golden Age Olympics is burgh's lead to one game by defeating the Pirates 7-6 in 13 in- nings and sweeping the fourgame series. Astros 5, Dodgers 4 Roger Metzger singled and Cesar Cedeno tripled off Don Sutton In the seventh to brea k a 44 eenoe in the first iming and the &-*w added two more in the secorld on Bob Watson's double, Enos CabeU's triple and a growider. The Dodgers tied the score In the third on Jim Wynn's three-run homer and bo th teams scored in the sixth before Houston got the winner In the seventh. PhIllies 7, Pirates 6 Mike Schmidt drew a basesloaded walk from Dave Giusti with one out in the 1thtoforce In the winning The pfratesbada 6-0 lead after 24 innings. Jay Johnstone opened the 13th with a double and Greg Luzinskl, whose two-run homer tied the score in the seventh, was intentionally walked. Dick Allen, who tripled two across in the fifth, sacrificed and Giusti walked John Oates intentionally to load the bases, but then walked Schmidt on a 3-2 pitch. Mets 2, Cardinals 1 Tom Seaver and Rick Baldwin combined on a four-hitter and Rusty Staub blarnmed a two-riin triple in the seventh. It was the sixth consecutive triumph for Seaver, 11-4, who had allowed only one run in his last 38 Innings until St. Louis scored in the ninth. Expos iz, cubs 6 Pepe Mangual belted athreerun homer to cap a lO'runMon. treal outburst in the seventh in~. All the runs were unearned thanks to a pair of errors by Chicago shortstop Don Kessinger. Padres 6, GIants 2 Rich Folkers sopped San Francisco on eight hits and exGlant Willie McCovey contributed a pair of run-scoring Singles. (Wilsey Jr) (3) 11.20 500 400 2. Lake Monroe, said interested 1 2-17.1 SEVENTH - I. Potentate Pick (1.Udeil) (7) 17 *06101602. Watch Lusty (1) S SO 4.40 3 Summer Yankee (2)1 40 0 (1-7) $14001 (7 1- Sponsors should contact him as soon as possible. 7)16*6.00 DO (37) 1*6 1017:12-1 All-Stars EI3HTH - 1. Lc.ch Dhu (Warkhaiser) (4) 1360 500 3 40 2 Dandy Thing (5) 4.70300 3 Peoples I nd ians vveep Red Sox ......... ,n-. -. . ... -'.- . 'L9 '.. ' - Yellow Tail Snapper ........$1.39 lb. Blue Point Crabs ______ . .. . .c-... - -------- - . -. i David Pearson, above, ii 400 favorite. zw: PANELING ~ $399 STANDARD HARD BOARD 114"'' ~ V) ~( \ l'If# $369 TEMPERED HARD BOARD IN BRIEF $44 Is,, x 4x 8 STANDARD HARD BOARD Greer: Foolish Pleasure REAL WOOD ORLANDO (AP)-John L Greer says his Foolish 1'a" "boygirl" match race - unless she Jumps out ahead of his Kentucky Derby champion colt. think we'll win it," Greer, a Tennesscean who resides part-time in Miami, said Wednesday. ,,If I didn't, I wouldn't be In it. ' ti (' ,, ~ 11 , . \-i 75 , ~ x 4X8 Mediterranean l' ' $ Not A Pr Ple asure can beat the filly Ruffian In their upcoming n's sac fice y as New York slam home run e 12th Enri fl in th Fosse, Phil Garner a Bert nd Boston Is a nice place to visit moved 1 games ahead of sec- rAng to lift Kansas City over Campanerli drove in two runs Choice (3) 3.200 (S 6) $33 50 1 (6-S wid Cleveland Indians' Man- ond.place Boston in the AL California. Steve Busby went apiece for the winners. Fosse's 31 1111.40 1 2:13.1 NINTH - 1. Counsel Rice Falter; ager Frank Robinson wouldn't East. Munson tripled and the distance, spacing a dozen RBI were his first of the year. (Bourgeoi•) () 960 1 60 300 2. even mind living there for a scored on r single by Chris hits to raise his record to 11-5. Brewers 7, TIgers 6 Curious Note (1)6701603 vega I 1; while. ChamblL3s for the first New AlCowens had a two-run homer 6400 (1 5) 53740 1 (S 1. all) George Scott telted a pair of 17:133 "It's been a very pleasant York run. Sparky Lyle, 2-5, won for the Royals. Ellie P.cdrlguez soto homers, his 12th and 13th of Triumph TENTH - 1. Klllarns'y Knight said Robinson after his It in relief and Jim Palmer, 12- i!gle one Angel run and the season, as Milwaukee beat (SIca) (4) iø 50 3 00 3 00 7- Easter Indians completed a threegame 4, lost it. Jerry Remy scored the other on Detrcit for the fourth straight April (6)' ?C 2 20 3 Surtax 200 White Sax 5, Rangers 2 Sanford sweep of the Red Sox at Ft.e'ay an error, (4.4) $10601 (463) $11940 12:12)The baseball teamAll-Stars' played three time. Bill Freehan belted a two. ELEVENTH - 1 Western Scott Jim Kaat picked up his 11th Pa.k with an 8-5 victory A's 7, Twins 1 run homer for the Tigers who iTaylor' (4) 2560 5 60 1002. Red games ovei '.ikend and Wednesday. victory against four losses and Ken Holzman, 7.7, scattered dropped their sixth straight Clay CI) 1320 10.403. Hrtco (3) 4.10 won one of them. They traveled "We're definitely putting Jorge Orla drove in two runs seven hits as A ls,'ul :ff::: . 0 11 A? s'-" 2 - 144 $II $0 I II))) 166320 ' to DeLeon Springs Saturday thir4gs together now. rrus ripiif(thneth for the 10th time In 19 outings. A - 1,53*; Handle - ui.iii and were crushed 17-I, due to what I want, the type of team Chicago. Deron Johnson also costly errors and weak bats. play I've been looking to?' knocked In a pair of runs for the The All-Stars played a the start of the season," winners with a sacrifice fly and Harness Nite Harness RiLing at twinbill Sunday at the Sanford -. a single. Mike Bacsik, making ' Compare ' Our Prices And SAVE - ~ , -<'11i' F':.;.- i: - PANEL CENTER 100 PANELS TOCHOOSE FROM OPEN DAILY 9.5 SAT. 9.1 OPEN SUN. 1.5:30 307 E. 25th St. new teams will be stocked with players in the expansion Ph. 323.5676 Sanford ORLANDO, FL. 32807 PHONE 671-4140 excitement In recent years. 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FOR FACTORY SHIPMENT _____________ / .- _____ I__ AUWIGHT ,w O) • ww -, Q: . dropped Elks 13-5 in three singles in three at ba tS. the Sanford Junior Baseball Curtis Wolfe, who suffered the League and Police edged Chase pitching defeat, ripped a 3-2 in the Senior League in double. games Wednesday. 140 Ill 5-13 9 Rotary 104 000 0- S S Elks Rtar oy scored in every inning but the third in the one-aided chase 200 000 0- 2 S 3 001110 x- 3 S 2 victory. Elks managed its five Police runs in the first three innings. Ken Perry of Rotary blanked Elks the last four innings. He gave up five hits, struck out six / APID / 4' and walked six. Mike Harbour led Rotary offensively wi th three singles. Teammates Carl Presley 4 slammed two singles, Byron C, Brooks poked a triple and Chris I 0 Riggins slammed a double. "-_..--" Duane Lee paced El ks wi th a double and single, and Pat Reno Silver smashed a double. I 1 ' Rota _ 6 1,; . olice Prevails Mike Walker of Police picked up the mount victory, allowing five hits, criking out thre^ pnct wa1kir, In,*( t'. lie tic i. scoreless the !inal six innings. Five Police players ripped 5ingles. Nicky Mergo led Chase with IS THE PARTY OVER? After boot camp you'll get top notch training in a - -. - - GRADES 6-12 island of ~ P 'I SECONDS ________________ 8400 ALOMA AVE. game between aill stars of the two trouble generating S. PLANT ER S . handmadeandhand Tr*I nity Preparatory School draft. Seattle drew the 1977 game and the 1978 game went to Tampa. Both cities assured the League of sellouts for the But if YOU want to go p laces in life, you can. And there's one job that can sta,- t you out on the right foot better than any other we know of. The Marine Corps. , 1I (- & - NEW YORK (AP)-. 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We can make Seaboard Coastline and Lake come from behind and knock off and Gary Brown clobbered a Monroe Inn won Wednesday Famous Recipe, double for Auto Train. night to remain neck-and-neck Terry Cooper slapped a The Outcasts rebounded from in first and second place in the double and single, Kenny Hall a 6-2 deficit to defeat Eldridge second half of the Sanford belted a triple, and Lloyd Wall, Standard. Oscar Roberts and Fred Recreation Department Men's Rico Peterson and Steve Cooper Metro Softball League. poke] two singles apiece for the Washington belted a double and single apiece, and Ralph Seaboard Coastline dumped Railroaders, Famous Recipe 12.5, Lake Alan Buky smashed a triple Tillman collected two singles Monroe Inn toppled Auto Train and Nick Brady clubbed a for the Outcasts. 7-1, and the Outcasts whi pped double for Famous Recipe. John Lovin and Harley Ege Standard 11-6. Auto Train out-hit Lake Turner ripped twe singles Seaboard leads the second Monroe Inn 8-7, but Lake apiece for Eldridge. half with a 9-2 record. Lake Monroe Inn turned its seven Monroe Inn is 8-3 and Famous hits into as many runs. 020 210 0- S 7 Recipe Recipe is 7.4. Wes Rich ripped two singles, Fam. 200 205 i-I) II Seaboard Seaboard won the first half and Larry Helinan and Don 000 000 1- I 5 with a 12-3 record. The season Harvey smashed doubles for Auto Train Lk. Mon. Inn 000 304 x- 7 7 'ends July 9. Lake Monroe Inn. Bob _____________________ 104 1000-5 10 Seaboar-dscored eight runs in Lavender and Evans Bacon Eldridge 200 315 x-I1 the bottom of the sixth inning to slammed two singles apiece Outcasts Oak R. "not I know you have to stay with Ruffian to but her. There's no getting around the fact that your high A:hol "ears are some of the best you'll ever have. Good friends, good times, lots of laughs. Maybe even a little learning. But now that you're graduating, you really have to decides "Is the Party Over?" ^ -~-~ "N~,'%, 1 1 'I %.. ' 3 Can Beat Filly Ruffian II'' FOR YOUR SELECTION Wage Metro Battle All fish cleaned to yours pec If ica lion s FREE Master Charge & Food Stamps Accepted i - '- -' lb. IN FLORIDA 8 MODEL SIZES I Di%countto churches, clubs, charitable organizations 4' ?ir' I' _., '!'1 (i '?' . '............98c - Seaboard, Monroe 'resh .-.. __________________________ 1_, . . - ..: i - :I,, ' i Fresh Mullet .................29c lb. Small Shrimp ..............$1.49 lb. .1.. . I SAOFiiy,,, 0 411 winning run on Thurman Mun- Frank White cracked a grand 12 meetings this season. Ray so -l (standing long jump and 440(220 yard dash and softball Lawton-. Leroy Garrison GAINESVILlE At least Lowery, Chris Parker, Feda Yard run); Mary Williams one Seminole County Special throw) John Baker 150 yard (TOW). Fella, Barbara Fletcher, 1 &IIJ 04 CERAMICS (50-yard run and tog-of-war); dash). Olympic athlete will compete in Idylwilde-. Rufus Minor, Larry Delbra Johnson, Annette Lauretta Asbie (TOW). the National Special Olpic3 Junior boys' relay- Staley, B. Stringer and David Bryant Watson, Pearllne Williams, Rosenwald-. Amanda Borges to be held In August. Davis, R. Davis and Garrett. (TOW). and Bonita Kilpatrick. I IRM WITH (softball throw). YOUR OWN y mpic Joan Helms, Special Ol Tafeta- Theresa Clarron, Joan I county coordinator, said one Lakeview- Mahalia Smith SILVER MEDAL WINNERS Tobin., Ouleta Mcffam and PARTICIPATION I (TOW); Fannie Smith Crooms-. Mattle Dixon, Seminole County gold medal Leann Stevens (440 yard MEDAL WINNERS (softball throw); Eugene STAINLESS winner, or possibly a relay Lauretta Aibie, Regina relay), Theresa Clarron (220- Rosenwald- Jackie GoodSTEEL JACKET Staley, Bobby Davis, Robert team, from last weekend's state Oliver and Cynthia heath yard dash). FOR LOWEST mond. I OPERATING Davis and William Garrett (440 yard re lay), Cynthia Special Olyrnpicsat Gainesville Sanford Middle- Steven COST 1440-yard relay). Heath (standing long jump), BRONZE MEDAL WINNERS will be selected to compete at USES LESS Williams and Steven Gaines. I AMPI RE S Forest City- Melanie Thomp the nationals. Mary Williams (softball Croomb-. Lauretta AsbIe Tafeta- James Genton and I N,,, THAN ANY SOfl and Brenda Campbell SIMILAR Florida's quota for the throw), Loretta Cooper and (softball throw), Steve Peter Hill. SIZE KILN (TOM nationaLc is 80. Each of the Donald Hooks (50 yard dash). Urgent and Donald Hooks S state's 67 participating counties Lawton- Andrea Bowers Rosenwald- C he ryl Guth, HI PIPE (440-yard relay). - -.,TO CONE 1 1 160 (TOW) and softball throw). w!ll se nd at least on athlete to Anianda Borges, Linda Rosenwald- John Tolliver and I.. Idyhsilde'- Mary Curtis 50 th e nationals. Jac kson and Pam Parker S Clay Goodman (440-yard c' yard dash and TOW), A lis t of Seminole County FROM 1 440 yard relay), Linda relay), Riley Jones and medal winners at Gainesville's Sanford.Mlddle .School- Gwen Jackson (50 yard dash). Che ryl Guth (50-yard dash), S' 0093 J I 1 luo up Cody (TOW). state meet follows: RH-. Gordon Kulper 1 50 yard Linda Jackson standing long TICIST WITH j I-, Tafeta- Joan Tobin 1 440 yard dash and TOW,. jump). DAwSON GOIM MEDAl. WINNERS dachi, Leann Stevens ( 50 Lakevjes- Eugene Staley and Forest flL- Melanie ThumpAUTOMATIC 7 -. _1r I i-:t i D1i, ________ !L.' [1 P-, i 4..','. ___________ '' f £lL. ..¼ w'I'Y.: _______ Tafeta- Corrine Danserenu I 141 ti OLtC PATENTED PORCELAIN $44240 I ELEMENT HOLDERS and Leann Stevens (softball ' 213 IIDCEW000.OATIOM / I ELIMINATE TROUBLESOME I /.) 253-7109 throw). ELEMENT PINS AND CON. i 5S9 R US #1 - COCOA J"1"i TRIBUTES TO THE LOWEST Junior girls' basketball team- tY\ I 0PEATINOCOSTANDUP-KEEP I Brenda 053 It, Cynthia I OF ANY KILN OF THIS TYPE. I LARGEST FLOOR STOCK I ;b: .. C By ThE ASSOCIATED PRESS Area Athlete Eyes Nationals '.- ....SPECIALS OF THE WEEK r over 11 4 miles is scheduled for July 8 at Belmont Park. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS (t3olisiI) (5) 640 340 300 2 more events," Rathmell said. Tarlera (2) 500 320 3 Egyptian "And the more events the Wind (4) 6500 (2 3) $11601 (5-24) better." N"wport Valley (5) 340 6.00 3. ;. I Ile W000 match race between the two 3-year-olds Reds Str SECOND - 1. Primrose Pal Cumban Frisco (1) 6.000 (35) US.00 I 'I' You can't let her get out front and start galloping. She's got that long, loping stride." It's double or nothing when the Cincinnati Reds play the Rathmell said that 10 to 15 Atlanta Braves these days. The Reds reel off double plays and FIRST - 1. Singing Sam events already have been the Braves get nothing. (B.reznM) (1) 9.40 6.20 3.50; 2. Camden Way (5)7.004403. Barlowe picked UP by sponsors, and that Alter turning four double plays In blanking the Braves 3-0 Dutchess ((4) 6400 (IS) $41.10 T he would like 10 or 15 more. Thesdaynlght, the Reds puiied off five motewedne yfllgh t 2:16.1 "Thie more sponsors, the SIXTH - I. Moore Reilable Monroe Harbour Marina on - use the lodg er 's room to clean up. lithe participants don't welcome paying the tab at a motel, -i sponsors to take over the eventlit they want tø." FIFTH - 1. Heather Chance arts and crafts, billiards, (Crank) (5) 600 510 3 70 2 Hello tennis, horticulture and card Dare (i) 11.107503 Chet Heather games. (3) 420 0 (13) 13570 T (5 I)) Ratlunell, who works at the 1331.70 ., !( H waited until someone they knew walked out, then asked to And the search Is continuing. flebDard, a wheelchair raice, __________ _____ At Milwaukee two weeks ago where the mad show went for a 150-miler, one car owner and his v. ife slept across the seats of th eir two-seated pickup truck, parked in th e parkin g lot of Racing Results Ratlundll. "We are looking for 13) 160 0 (56) I" 60 T ( 5 6 3) 1500A0 T 2:20 j- a motel near the track. When race morning came, they some of which cost up to $100,000. W price tag like that just to compete, there is in most The search for sponsors by Honor (7)2600(4.1) 119.701 (11.1) country to Sanford for the Nov. $175.10 T 1:13.1 'FOURTH - I. Peppers Heel 945 games. ( ) (s)13406.001.007. Brand Include golf, ahuf(4) 5 203 40). City Man FRESHLY CAUGHT FISH LIVE MAINE LOBSTERS • POMPANO CLAMS & OYSTERS • TROUT RED SNAPPER • FLOUNDER --- - wash up In the restrooms. glamour th e drivers a nd th eir crews en joy when on the ra ce track, hovering around their gleaming racing machines, Slated the f!?19 - sleeping bags, eat out of an Ict. chest or the cafeteria and Life on the road in big-time auto racing Is far from the Olympic Howards Chief (4) 11.10 1,10 3. Truax citizens from all over WE CARRY A COMPLETE LINE OF . 'I';' shoestring operators, camp out the entire 10 days they are the track. Jester (Dennis (9 2; .4. Victorious derSchaaf) (I) 1.20 440 210 2. expected to attract senior S ___________ ~~_ - --- N omad Cleveland at Milwaukee. (n) GoldenAgeOlymplcsisflndjng Kansas City at Chicago, (n) swces& 'THIRD - 1 Easy Sweet (Van. TOP VALUE STAMPS _______________________ __________________ w . LONG POND, ['a. (AP) - At dusk, the hibachis glow, the retire to what is home away from home after a long day at ELEVENTH -7*4M -pace New 'York (Dobson $3) at Boston (Tiant lflö), Kansas City (Leonard 33) at WEDNESDAY i __________ -- Of and even some of the drivers who, along with their families, (VanderSch.aat) Si. more (Cuellar 3-5), (n, Harness ____________ ________________ ____________ -~ th e point championship for NASCAR's championship. Racing fans? Hardly. ThesE are the mechanics, officials (Bereznak) 92; I Victory Rally "We're not sitting down and making a long list of events" said Committee Chairman Jack SANFORD FAIRWAY MARKET P V GIVE __________________________ . Raceway. Detroit (LoItch 73) of BaItI. Events at California, (ni ________________ ________________________ It Is expected that the top cars In the South will join the already strong field of Late Models already running at VCS. . One "ECONO" KILN AND THE hold the Winston 100 with $1,5W going to the winner. to bed down in the infield of the Pocono International (Colborn 7.3) Detroit at Battimore, tnt New York at Boston. (n) i.... __________________________________ Cleveland (Eckersley 4.0) at Friday's Games Ml,ota at Texas, 2. (tn) Jperspceu'wr 10 YEARS AT SAME LOCA rION 17.92 AT LAKE ST. IN THE FAIRWAY CENTER MAITLAND- 547.14fl, Elton Paul, Manager - Oakland 7, Minnesof a I Today's Games California (Figueroa 4.3), (fl) Only games sch*dult'l in -E Steamed 17 innings Cago (Wood 411) frr.,-v, fl t in. NtSU's L'-ttmc eaaer - ______ Beau (Larrabee) S I; S. Adios Arcon New York 2, Baltimor e I A (lhlenfeld) 5-1; 6. Burns Guy Milwaukee 7, Detroit 6 5-1; 7. Golden Matador Chicago S. Texas 2 (Newman) 101. 5 Pyewackett Kansas City 6. California 2. (Newman) Texas (Jenkins 56) at Chi 12:30 iavng Is, Wdn dv, .!;ily Carl Adams of San Diego, Calif. Is second in the rookie stand ings wi th 170 points. Bruce Jacobi has 95 and Ferrell Harris has 85 points. To round out the Firecracker weekend, stock car racing will move to Volusla County Speedway with a 50-lap Late Model rt.tv' r' 'L1,r t...c,iv',, rt;n Friday nll1t after t he 4i (In the re ;'urda' night show a VC, rt' wtVi SEAFARE SEAFOODS I- ______ clmg 31 35 463 12 30 35 .441 1317 - $630: I. Hi Lintz (SIca) 31; 2. 5hehpraade (Kucla) 6-1; 3. Dolly Wednesday's Results Minnesota Chi.ago ),.)g, ,ycj$4r,,, mph. Pearson will be going after his fourth straight Firecracker 400 in the Wood Brothers' Puro la tor Mercury. Petty, who has never won the 400 at Daytona, but has won many 500s, will be a (crossin) to i; 7. otecs mas 5 34 36 .416 101-1 At Least - 220 Carling Rookie pointg Into the July 4th Firecracker 400. victories with 12, won the pole last year with a speed of 180.759 Kenyon (Benedict) 5-1; S Sandy Doll (Rau) 5-1; 6 H. D's Knight 634 - The Daytona Flrca'acker 400 Is Just around the corner and the entries have been pouring in. Johnny Rutherford, one of USAC's premier drivers, and Salt Walther, a daring upstart on the championship car circuit, are headed for Daytona International Speedway for a shootout with NASCAR's Grand National boys. I.II1. to t Volo (Whayland) 72; 1. Belie 76 40 394 I7'Well 3 July t, cle. seem to be the favorites, you can't county out Bobby and Donnie Allison, Dave Marcis, Richard Brooks, Cale Yarborough, the 1975 Daytona 500 winner Benny Parsons, or the newest sensation on the circuit, young Darrell Waltrip. The Paul Revere 250 Camel GT Sports Car road race kicks off the Independence Day fireworks at midnight, July 3. Sanford racer Bob Whitaker will be driving a Datsun 510 In the GTU class. Young Bruce Hill of Topeka, Kan., Es leading a four.man fight for th e $10,000 Carting Grand Na tio na l Rookie f the Year tide in NICAR'S Winston Cup competi ti on. Hill, a 25-year-old athlete who is racing a Chevrolet out of th e Hill Racing operation In Union City, Ga., was th e most active newcomer during the first half of the season and Is taking ANZURA rnrrry'- 5700: 1 Speedy Tracer (Raymond) Friday's Games St. Louis at Montreal, 2. (t n) 7 7;2 .1M Captain (Bourgeois) 5 Chicago at Pittsburgh, 7. (I 3 Princess Strong (Regur) 61; 1. Lisbon Hanover (Sca) 101; s. n) San Diego at Cincinnati. (n) Never Renege (Hobbs) 101; 6. Philadelphia at New York, Jayvees Boy (Vilar) 61; 7. Scotch Play Boy (Crank) 3); 5. Jeans Firs? (n) (Pat)) S t Atlanta at Houston. (n) NINTH - I N - Pace C.7 - $700: Los Angeles at San Fran. I Senators Tina (Crar.k) 92. 7 clsco, (n) Deano A. (Bridges) 6 1;). Bids Byrd (blood) 3-1; t Amy Girl Mercury American League (Rau) 5.1; 5- Shooting Signo East umpti't) 77: 6 Avon Ben I. PC?. 01 (Neely) 3-1. 7. Bonde King (Recur) New York 10 29 .510 Il; I. Enough Time (SIcs) 10.1. Boston 37 29 .561 1!7 TENTH - Li N - Pats CImb Milwaukee 37 32 .536 3 $450: I Getta Go (Sick) 31. 2 Baltimore 30 37 .445 Cleveland 25 39 411 11 Cousin It (Brainard) 61;). Birdie H. Oakland Pit Stop R.arsari, 1211351,171A f4allifirb 6044;wlej - . 1 '?rh M idn ig h Even though Pearson and Petty Rutherford, winner of the 1974 Indianrpolis 500, and Walther, who survived a spectacular fiery crash in the 1913 Ind.-, wi ll compete against the likes of Richard Petty, David Pearson and Buddy Baker In th.. $127,375 Firecracker classic. Forty cars will start the richest 400-mile event on the NASCAR Winston Cup circuit at 10:00 a.m. Friday (July 4) 7 Brockport Boy (Udell) 92 SEVENTH 1 N - Pace c. U0 1. Kingly Hal (Sica) • 1. 2 Gcnee Pla3y (Va''eventer 1; ) W A Diller (HlrseIl) 92; 4 Rebet,dge Rob (Tayicr) 101. s Bomber C', (Ihienteld) S 1 A Sc,',tt o s rong favorite o finally visit the 400 Vict ry Cir - San Diego 6. San Francisco Today's Games Chicago (Stone S 7) at P;tts. burgh (Canctelaria 11). (fl) St - Louis Gion I 6) treat (Frytnan 63), (r Atlant& (Thompson Oil at B egin -- - Oakland Thursday, June 26, 1975-38 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. League Baseball Detroit 0 Olymp ics Thursday, June U, 1973 '-' b , -, - !I .c. , �413—Ev.ning Hc,aId, Sanford, FL Thursday, Jun.2, 1975 BEETLE BAILEY Mort Walker G' SEMINOLE JEEP OER To r 6:R. cot ty t SENIORS Bv LYLE SUFFIELD JULY 1 SANFORD SENIOR CITIZENS, INC. — meet at the Civic Center, Sanford - noon — bag lunch — bingo — speaker afterwards: John Eardley on Cancer. ALTAMONTE SPRINGS FRIENDSHIP CLUB — meet at the Altamonte Springs Civic Center, Altamonte Springs, 10:30 a.m. — bag lunch and silly auction. SOUTH SEMINOLE SENIOR CITIZEN CLUB — meet at First Federal Savings & Loan Bldg., 500 W. Altamonte Blvd., Altamonte Springs —1 p.m. — Club will meet all summer. x I J LJT II to FIND Evening Herald, Sanford, III WIN AT BRIDGE CK, T1.4E' I,I' 71RE6 Ue4L 'sb.1EP4 i TURN 4 JCL.IBIN e NORTH £ K J 32 1 6-2 ALLEY OOP by Dave Graue .IF THIS GENTLEMMH Clubs, Addresses Acme Twin-Pak FLASHLIGHT BATTERIES L IUI) II \' &koiiic. I Central Senior Citizen (lub — Church of the Nativity - Lake Mary - meet the 2nd aid 4th Thursday of the Month at 10:00 a.m. Chuluota Senior Citizen Club — Community Fire hail — 7th Street - ('huluota — meet 3rd Thursday of the Month at 6p.m. Filly Plus Club — 7th Day Adventist Church - Forest City — meet 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. Greater 'Oviedo Senior Citizens Club — meet at Grant Chapel A.M.E. Church - Franklin Street and Geneva Hwy. — Oviedo — 3rd Monday of the Month at 4 p.m. Lively Socialites Club — meet at Highlands Club House —675 Shepard Road - Winter Springs - 4th Friday of the Month at 10:30 NARFE Club — i National Association of Retired Federal Employees I — meet at the First Federal of Seminole Sanford — 1st Friday of the month — 1:00 p.m. (her Fifty Club — All Soul's Catholic Church — now meeting at Redding Gardens Bee. Room - every other Tuesday of the Month - 10:00 a.m. Sanford Senior Cltizcs Club —meet at Sanford Civic Center — 1st and 3rd Tuesdays at 12 noon. South Seminole Senior Citizen Club — meet 1st Thursday of the Month at 1st Federal Savings & Loan Bldg. — 320 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.Niners Club — meet Sts. Peter and Paul — Goldenrod — 1st Friday of the month 7:30 p.m. Village Club — St. John's Village — Fern Park — meet 1st arid 3rd Thursday of the Month — 7:30 p.m. Young at heart Club — St. Andrews Presbyterian Church — 9913 Bear Lake Road — Forest City — 2nd Thursday of the Month — 1:00 P.M. CORRESPONDENCE ADDRESS 10 THIS COLUMN — P.O. Box 2541 — Sanford, Florida 32771. By LEW KOCH debilitating experience, they The Herald Services find that weekend baby sitting, Economists and television lawn mowing, grocery bagging reporters are breathlessly jobs give them the pride of announcing "the light at the end being real contributors. of the tunnel" as they talk about And those who are unema slight upward turn in this ployed are learning who their quarter. next quarter, next friends are, although the year. fthal 1976 or fiscal 1977. silence of the phone, day after Those announcements, day, has knotted their stomachs however, don't have the impact in pain. of the mailman who brings his But, most Important, we are ziatly quota of bills for gas, learning some degree of selfelectricity, phone, mortgage or sufficiency. rent. Those reportedly op. As Thoreau wrote in timistic indicators haven't "Walden," "The nation Itself mafle weekly or bi-weekly ... is just such an unwelidly trips to the supermarket less and overgrown establishment, costly. cluttered with furniture and The recession, inflation, tripped up by its own traps. gf1ati3n - whatever you ruined by luxury and heedless choose to call it — has had a expense, by want of calculation searing impact upon the and a worthy aim." By the psyches of most American thousands, people are refusim families Not as devastating as to depend upon the corporation, that of the 1930s to be sure, but the union, the technocracy for just as real. just as chilling for a their needs. Thousands are great many. leaving the cities and heading We are just learning to do for new and physically difficult ,without - something which, in lives in unpopulated areas of the end, may be very good for the East Coast, the Rocky as Mountain3, the Southern We are learning that a plain, highlands, the Middlewest, the ordinary bike can be just as rural parts of Pennsylvania, much fun as a three or ten New York, Oregon, the Ozarks speed racer. The local park or and parts of New England. picnic grounds can be just as ' Thousands more have inviting as Disney World. become permanently We are learning that we are disillusioned working their lives not devoid of fashion when otit for the company, 10, 12, 14 .uuwfl ear levis or men wear hours a day only to have the wash pants. The patch on the impersonal company, in time of parts has become de rigeur stress, info, them coldly that among the school set. their services are no longer We are learning limits. The needed. 1,500 or 2,000-mile vacation is Perhaps they are seeking rottcri aid in its stead. a hat Thnri';itt niQht at Wa1d'n \ White and colors for interior or exterior use. Dries in 1 hour. Reg. Price (gal.) ........4.22 ' ( Pass I • Pass I'ass 3 £ Pass Pass Pass P.i Opening Kid I - wQUART PACKAGE OF TWO D-1 1 L batteries for flashlights, battery powered toys, etc. .. - I THE BORN LOSER JU5T Lt4t '\ IRET2 '1 0 0. Q Q SQ. YD. 9 0 mrva ...LAI iic with DIMI) bUKNi BALLCOCK Misty Glen pattern in hi-lo cut SHAG CARPET :b :;g. lo! Reg Price (sq. yd) Reg. Price (ea.) ......... 3.69 699 Pressure Treated FURRING STRIPS iL - __________________ — Thehiddiflg has bv'n %S,'si North ljst ' South PisP. BY Ossald & James Jacob), h hold Back in the 30s a certain A 2v 7 5 A K Q J 4 AA 4 ic 99 44 so was :ivirtt'. — ui io r ilrurnp iuu applied that and said some bids partner ha .hosn were 9944 per cent forcing raise. He ma not hate an are so About that time the best )OIi ssanI to check, )ers, including young TOUV* s qtESTI0N ald Jacoby. started to play the jump raise to three as an You bid tour notrunip am % or absolute force. partner bids five hearts to sht to It took 30ears to get the cx ace3 What do you do not T 1__ s' , ' He i:c ' uj iu ut h, '!he' s a hard mar. c work!" FUNNY BUSINESS I ALLICO EVER DO IS jJ_4'4 TELEVI I DQUK _E_!_.L.. THAT'S AnssrrTomorross expertsuse limit raises. The raise from one to Send $t for JACOBY MODERN two shows support for partner book to'Win at Bridge," (do this and not much of a hand The newspaper), P.O. Box 48, Radio Jump raise to game sas"As CitYSIaIiOfl. Now VOIkNV_10019. — far as I am concerned we want 511551 API H I 511 RI R151 to be in gan The jump trim '1''1 '7 sf - By Roger BolIen '4kis HAPPENS 10 1 BE ALE • •: ,• .t I I 1' i. . _________________________________ ... . - :• by Garry Trudeau 77 j p 1"x2"x81 . .. loo cv way tttrounh r.nlleg 000NESBURy C Reg. Price (piece) .......32c EXTENSION CORD .• byLorryLewd L/rr 1 ISSES, PAvE iNSTiTUw POPULAR ATE -SNOwE SU9S'rrrt.rrE,,. EACH Quiet, easy to install. Fits all standard tanks. Model 200. 0 .. . M Fluidmaster ROyAL SCOT - ZI —' by Art !'urso, Instantly kills and removes midi For hOp7'jf!.. Reg. Price (qr.) .........2.59 IA 4a K '. _ Reg. Price (pk. of 2) .....36c SCOTT 'S 26 %est North East Suih — / . Yt.51R- a."'Y' .4V £4L &'M V LP I' wt U11.'AT V w .'/ ,5fi.UTjY AIM49YIficT /t45 /e 15, OX 185, JV5 CâV All V50MW sasf7M6 7A'EL4sTaW- , mi /Z4 ViV77k5TO&1W WN74 AM A /8416RA61 i'O?', / 1eE) 60t A0 -. s, 15 IT 15 A LU1 4r øo 8a18? ,jvle w/ kF1 at x cxi WWT IT? LIT 9_ i.'.si' lIT z't Pjr 00 N _9 ffl;I©o .4.'', .- .544j.j.— GS BUNNY by He,mdahl & Stoffel - 'z'" ') - :'• -. "'" . INFORMATION BOOKLETS Coping To Do Without: An Old Lesson -- MILDEW REMOVER Cool Cote LATEX PAINT - - one to three says, 'I want to be one in game unless your hand is a real horror South's hand is almost a minimum Take away that pck WEST of diJfllOflds and many people EAST 975 M,uld pass it But with that A 10 6 jack of diamonds. South should ID 5 KQ V , j9 41 • K 10nid the spade game after 83 North's strong, but limit, jump U 1076 UK raise, SOUTH 111)1 £ A Q 84 The game contract is not one V 9 32 for South to be proud of, but •JS with the club finesse working andk trumps breaking 3.2 it Kith vulrivrablo, 7 Mnn n ACME byDick Turner , 974 42 O Rising Prices! Altamonte Springs Friendship Club — Altamonte Springs Civic Center Magnolia Avenue, Altamonte Springs — meet 1st and 3rd Thursday of the Month — 10:30a.m. Augies Elders — St. Augustine Catholic Churh — 3 Sunset Drive - Casselberry — meet 3rd Tuesday of the Month — 10:00 a.m. ' Ram ToA ers — Sanford — meet 1st Wednesday of the ?bnth — 10:00 a.m. BXYZ Club — meet 1st Baptist Church - Activities Building -Longwood — last Tuesday of the month — 12:30 p.m. Casselberrv Sunshine Senior Club — meet 806 Mark David :ivd ( s'lhorr •. 1st Frid of the Month 0:00 a n. - CARNIVAL By ()SWAI.l) and JAMES JALOPY v. 01 Thursday, June 2,075-5B EACH .YF THfACKET'.'J' TUMBLEWEED by T. K. Ryan lMA(iIN 115 PLJSK. YUVE ANP A HUGE WAL-KIN& ThRJ&H A PP W0025 —A MIST IS RISING LAPS AT —AN EERIE HUSH HANGS LIKE A PALL OVER ALL.— 7 /HARK! A SOJNP 13EMINP YO W A HORFII. ROAR UKE , 6915E TO III v... 1 EC-10 Dirt/Rust EACH ii COLD WATER FILTER C2516-050 50' 16/3 yellow cord Reg. Price (ea.) ......... 5.75 1. MAVt ETHW Provides clean, crystal clear water. Complete with cartridge. DU Tif- Reg. Price (ea.) ........ 20.99 EC-20 TASTE/ODOR WATER FILTER Reg, Price 23, 79 Sale Price. . .18.88 Ten neseal V-Drain GALVANIZED STEEL ROOFING BLON DIE .: ,• 91 28 different projects are covered in these Dolt-Yourself booklets. \\ • —. . . Chic Young -- -N ____ 4?• k'S PRISCILLA'S POP :. ••_ • 4 . •..u. by Al Vans,.,, ••. I' THAT WA5 IT! LAWN EACH - MOWERS UI I ALL SIZES Red End® Wood Each piece covers 24" width. Its lengths from 6' thru 14'. Reg. Price (8'piece).....4.55 EXTENSION RULE Long wearing, brass plated with rivited lock joints. X46 6'. Reg. Prices of Reg. Price (ea.)........ .3.59 mowers Lui Lir , '-- 'e! ow WINTHROP all by Dick Cavolli IF "v(JIRE A Fief-fT< WlQ*4 rt.4.J CROW LJR, YOU HA' TO / LVEWP "rR ML15CLE6, / CHAR-BROIL® At U- IFTQHL.P'GJT? by Bob Montana ""SIGH! ! sr1I F&4A ."'TC,1'y II IELPST4EYv I MO OFF 'HAT JJ Y', OFF MY i( PQC&Es! Boy.' R I Ge-iT. I LT1 -' I.L GIVE hA WHIRL bcis\ rst.c USE . IT riu..c-sr -' TEMYM,DCF I _ I. -' GAS BAR-B-Q COOKER ) Big savings during this sale on all lawn mowers in stock. Examples: EACH Complete with tank, grill and mobile mount. 15" x 22" Model GG.-990 MTR. Price (ea.) ....... 149.95 LAWN MOWER 7122 self-propelled mower has 3.5 H.P. engine, 22" cut. e 30" RANGE HOODS Duct or ductless type in white, coppertone, avocado or harvest gold. Reg. Price (ca. )........24.95 Reg. Price ...........129.95 1 (L( 71 FEELING tJITE WELL ' ARE YOU. 5I R. )_._..... ...%ELL. E'JQtJ3H TO V C05T yOjJ 50ME JEW KINP OF BRiDGg, WI KNOCKOUT ---1 YOU FEE" __ Sale Price .... ......103.95 RIDING ! YOUR QUESTIONS WILL BE AN5WERE IN DUE COUR9E.CAPTAir, EAv:.., MEANWHILE I THIIJK TNERE, GOE' TWIW YC.IJ 5i4OuD KP1OW --_ LI LEK & MEEK by Howl, Schneider MAT'S ARE L:&1ELY TO "rtLR SELF. LAWN MOWER Electric powered, 36" cut, 8 H. P. engine. 4-speed heavy duty transaxle. 528533 Ce)) '-1 Ti'Il h _ �L_______________ LL _ 6B-Eveninj Herald, Sanford, Fl. Thursday. June76, 197.5 _________________________________________________ Revolutionary Artists Unknown EDITOR'S NOTE - The two one early New Englander This may well have been be- at the age of 22, spent three Gilbert Stuart. American artists of greatest wrote. "The Carpenter who cause the country's first artIsts years In Italy and then went on Stuart, whose portraits of stature at the time of the Reso' builds a good House. to defend remain all but nameless--Urn- to London. George Washington are lution-John Singleton Copley us from Wind and Weather, is ners, as they were known, who Hehad reached the top of his famous, was one of the most and Benjamin West-spent more serviceable than the painted likenesses of colonial profession by then, was named interesting of the lot-errant, moitoftheircareers in London. curious Carver, who employs personalities In flat, primitive historical painter to King witty, a drinker. West never overcame his his Art to please the Fancy." style.Somewereitlnerants,but ' George III, and enjoyed royal After studying with West, he homesickneu and his house beJohn Adams wrote: "The age others were undoubtedly prac- favor for years, even during the sj up his own studio In London came a center for younger art- of painting and sculpture has tical artisans who lent their Revolution, but had to leave for Dublin to ists sisiting from America. not yet arrived in this country, limited talents to such painting Copley became wealthy as a escape debtors' prison. He ______ andlhopeitwillnotarrive very jobs as came their way. painter in Baton. John Adams owed 80 pounds for snuff alone. By DONALD SANDERS soon. Artists have done what The first painters of stature said of his portraits: "You can He was the son of a Rhode A5soctated Press Writer they could with my face and came here from Eurone.- One with Tc1n,I a""" cn.f( irInr4r - scarcely hem discoursln2 " lv in colonial America, adher. stature and figure, and they ing to the styles of Europe as have made them monsters lit they did so, but reaching an for exhibition as harlequin or early flowering about the time clown." of the Revolution, But it also was Adams who The colonies lacked royal pa- said: "I must study politics and tronage, an established church war that my sons may have the and a rich aristocracy, the tra- liberty to study mathematics ditlonal sources of support for and philosophy ... in order to the arts In Europe. give their children a right to There' were no public art gal. study painting, poetry and mutt ;rt ceiuif.. t',(l p'c4ttc '' coigedOfl of any scope. Jofln singleton (:opley. one of i- urUei-, iJ*re wa virtually no the busiest, best and eaithiest distinction between fine arts of the painters in the colonies, and crafts, and the more so- complained on the eve of the phisticated artisans had no Revolution that "people represtige. garded painting no more than "The Plow-Man that raises any other useful trade ... like Grain, is more serviceable to that of a carpenter, tailor, Mankind, than the Painter who shoemaker, not as one of the draws only to please the Eye," most noble arts in the world." Lic 1 '1 g h t () B came in 1729 and held in lktstori the first-known art exhibit in this country. Another was Peter Peiham, a competent engraver in mezzotint from London. ,thd there waa Gustavus Hesselius, who arrived from Sweden in 1712. Itisironlcthatthetwoartists of greatest stature at the time of the Revnititio'i spent mDst of tt.er careers t'' was Copicy, who - iIs'eu troin Iis&.11; ule other was Ben. jarnin West, 1738-1820. Both were largtiy self-taught. Legend has it that West did his first paintings by snipping hairs off the family cat and drawing them through quills to make brushes. A Philadelphia Quaker, he left America in 17O a n ic I n g In c.ivi' answcrs," At the urging of Sir Joshua Reynolds, West and others, Copley sailed from America In 1774, and finally settled in Lon. don after a year in Italy. Both he and Vest aspired to go beyond portraiture, doing historical and other paintings. Neither ever returned home, although West and his wife never Soon he had to leave Dublin forthesamereasons, and hereturned to America In 1792, when he was 37. He claimed he came back to paint Washington, who did sit for him three times, reluctantly. The most famous of the three painting.sistheathenaeum portait an engraving of which adorn.c the dollar bill. Stuart (i'Ir ?iric''.--:'-. ' ii¼ ,S)fs. esL evcn tried Lu gruw' seliipg one whenever he needed corn in her greenhouse, but money. his daughter Said that with little success, near the end of his life Stuart :ot vt'r \Vest was free with advice, and his home became a school for Americans-Charles Wilison Peale, Matthew Pratt, John Trumbull, Ralph Earl, Rembrandt Peale, Samuel F.B. Morse, Washington Aliston and f o r rn a t I 0 11 could dash one off in two hours. Among Stuart's contemporaries were Thomas Sully, whose record books showed that he painted 2,631 pictures before his death at 89, and John Trumbull, who served briefly onWashingtonsstaffbutleftin a huff overa minor error in the dating of his commission. - 4._personaS Legau Notice t LcoHOLA PROBLEM? IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, Ill AND FICTITIOUSNAME IN YOUR FAMILY? P4oticeI%herebygiventhatweare FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, ALANON engaged In busnets at 100 Hilltop FLORIDA For fmilIe% or friends of problem • ACTION NO. S1133CA44A Place, Altamonte Springs, Seminole CIViL drinkers In re: the Ma!rIs9e 01 County, Florida under the fictitl. name of SOUTHERN HERITAGE GARY LEE PARKER, Husband, Forfur1hIri0f0tm01?)4S" ( write CHURCH FURNISHINGS, and thaP and BONNIE 0. PARKER. Wfe Sanford Al Anon Family Group P.O. we Intend to register said name with BONNIE G PARKER. Petitioner, FIa. 37111. the Clerk of the Circuit Court, and _ -__----------Seminole County. Florida In ac GARY LEE PARKER. ReipOndent. TROUBLED? Call Toll ARE YOU NOTICE OF PROCEEDING cordance with the provisions of the for "We Care"Free. 641 2027 Fictitlout Name Statutes, To-Wit: THE STATE OF FLORIDA T0 'Hottine" Adults or Teens Section I&S Florida Statutes 1957. GARY LEE PARKER. WHOSE RESIDENCE IS UNKNOWN A.fD - - YOU LONELY? Let us help 5: Janice Nichols PubliSh: June 17, 19. 76, July), 1975 WHOSE LAST KNOWN MAILING ARE ou to meet the right pel'$Ufl lust ADDRESS IS C 0 MR. AND MRS. DEO 7 l' YOU. NATIONAL SINGLES _______________________ JACK PARKER, 611 WILLOW CLUB OF AMERICA. Phone: )O5FICTITIOUSNAME HEIGHTS DRIVE, ATLANTA. 2737710 ______________ P4otice is hereby given that I am GEORGIA, 30375 engaoed In business at 100 Ichabod YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Yr., Longwood. Scminole County, that a proceeding for diSSOlutiOn of Florida under the fictitious name of marriage has been filed against you. AMERICAN nUSINES CAPITAL, and the short title is In Re: The and that I intend to register said MarrIage of GARY LEE PARKER. 0. name' with the Clerk of the Circuit Husband, and BONNIE Court, Seminole County, Florida in PARKER. W'fe. and these presents the F ictitios Name Statutes, sO Florida Statutes Wit: Section S6S 1937 5 - R lctijtrd L Simmons Publish June 3. 17. 19. 26. 1973 OEO 35 SEMINOLE 'C"NTY UTILITY BOARD Notice of Public HearIng The I3ord of County Corn misSloners of Seminole County titing as the Seminole County Utility Board will hold a public hesring in the County Comnission Ct,L't' r te r1t1(t C'. .,._... ....... LJ .,,.u',,. :,,,i..... . ,, , . C as soon thereafter as possible to your Answer or other defense or CLASSIFIED ADS Seminole RATES f __________ BAMBOO COVE APTS. 12 BR Curn, Unfurn 300E Airporl,373 l3iO j' tyti j 3 Room, ?nd ttoor rear Aparlment utilities included _______ Call 3739579 ______ ___________________ Sanford- Child Care In my home References 323 9447. Lonnie _____________________ 3l-Apadn'nts Furnished __________________________ Furn or unfurn Apis , large 1 & 7 bedrooms, carpeted. ar con ditioned No pets Moderate rent 377 15)0 ____________________________ Special Summer Rates: Open 24 hOurS; all ages. Swing Set Nur. sery Fern Park. 131 4141 ________________________ - 1501 W 3rd St , Sanford 3775017 3 rooms, bath, air, adults No pets Security deposit 377 3249 f 1 Bedroom, near shopping, 2617 - Kish Real 33—Houes Close fl. 1 or 2 bedroom, upstairs. air-US n'onthly, call 3fl 6261 1 Bedroom, Ig shady lot $I2Smonthly ADULTS. NO PETS 116W. 2nd St. Adults, No Pets, 513$ 295 State Rd IS C 31A- ipiexes Unfurnished Duptex-2 bedroom. 1 bath, large yard front arid back, 322 4519 3 Bedrooms, family room, 7 bedroom, carport. Children okay. DELTOPIA- New Duplex. Furn or unfurri, Drapes, Waler. Lawn Care 373 117$ or aia 8346 34-Nobile Hoi'fle'S OWNER MOVING NORTH PRICED FOR QUICK SALE nished, plenty of ground, children welcome-32? 5439. SANFORD LAKE MARY area,3 BR - WEKIvA RIVER • mobile 1iome village, under large shady oaks on the scenic Wr'kiva Mcdern clean interiors, from $140 5 Mi W of Sanford 377 4470 Adult _______________ Resort perty PfutChIsOfl Ocean front Apartments. 339 S Atlantic Ave. Daytona Beach Call 322 4035 37'—Busirss Property • ______________ BUSINESS PROPERTY FOP PENT 3 Room office suite. Hwy 1797, Sanford Only 51$ mo Call Larry Saxon, Realtor. 323 9410 - en1va G ar Luxuty • FROM Patio I, I 0 batP' 1-"r,',l yard air con ditioned. utility shed JUST REDUCED to 525.800 HURRY! - 171 6151 - '. . . . 182 Bedroom 7- -w- ___________________________ - HOMES OF DISTINCTION 'Close to everything yet awiy from It alIt Large wooded lots 'Street lights Paved streets •Siewerx •Sidewalks -- 54.(age Sales ________________ - Plaza. ANTIQUES - ' ' -. - . . ... - BEAT HIGH ELECTRIC COSTinstall a water to air heat pumpfree est , DYKES AIR CON DITIONING 3225*77. - - - - - I_____ - '. - React the Classified AdS Ill IflI'ce and tank, used $3.11 3 flTU-$lCX) Days- 321 0130, evIl rigs- 6430271 _.!JLL (4 , ,, !LYA - ____________ 11 '_ V'JILllI - Pest Control . ___________________________ A' 11 ttRO',',N'ET CO'.TOL 736? Park 3775*83 ___________________________ - Pet Care - PET REST INN (ltkIrdng & Groo"s.rg Ph 377 1057 - - ' . -... TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON (formerly Harriett'sfieauty Nook) 319 E Pine3fl 3147 ___________________________ SPECIAL' Permanent Wave. $10 Ask for "Glen" Bernice's Beauty Salon. 7633 Sanford Ave 377 7936 SLIM BUDGETS ARE BOLSTE RED WI TM VALUES FROM THE WANT AD I A'1) (I FAI, 'lG 1,11 ti.. lm'.8, ,i:cragr cleared We 15ev,' l,g Soil I'll dirt, clay, md shell ,iia lible Please call n.'?ht or day. 323395) ' ' _________________ -- P - F ST EPSON LAND CLEARIPIC. Pulldo;inq. Excavating. Ditch !Ac'rk F1l ii rt, t l 377 5913 CR.A Back hoe Service I.S) -- - 5Et.I'A'i, PHOTOGW t''-4Y le0dlnS1s, Ci Iii 0'.. Commr:al 1. 'al,Adverlis'ng Porira Is. SmmerWeo0 ng Special 67t 5l.i Pressure CIeanIng.,,_ ' lrM,flJ till dirt cl4. rock :.ii i sOs c - f d-ggno HOijS tral ir stored ,irsd mu,Pd 322 9147 or "ii to.'. A &A Ci FANS ALL t itI'r.r'r ic-''..ri. C '.',.rr rg )?) S -. COLUMNS Tr, "Moi,t' (jt5ide time" Get ph' md lawn furniture at a goou , I ., W,2Sth Sanford, FIa Call fo Appt. 322.3103 Remodeling kivestigators. Qrr'l need' 'Servea useful purpose "MAC" MCLUPIG, Bonded again whei you sell ltieni with a INvEsTIGATIONS ALL TYPES Classified Ad from tIe Herald ,,, 31.-) or 171 5715 Call us todiy' Don't deb,,' Just dxl 377 2811 or 13)9993 To pace Land Cetjjj', your low cost Want Ad Beauty Care t Jchr,'. River area Home, rIe'ir'.a, fish camp or acreage. Eti,ing wittilr, 60 days Wm, Ko:.'miol, 703 Ocean Drive. I, pier, FIx 33070 '. •Y, - A FRACTION OF THEIR COST FPOM TODAY'S ',V4T ADS' ''.'. -.-. STI.'S P"Y 46 FLEA MARKET Saturday & Sunday 3779119 -. 6- Hqme improvements Pilot 1 Idy Work GET THOSE LUXURY ITEMS FOR ' Kish Real Estate 4 body - 4 a.'. 516 IX) 'I Central Heat & Ar Conditioning. BUDDY'S I4OMEIMPROVEMENT VO have tried the rest now try the ALL TYPES OF CARPENTRY For free estimates, call Carl best Expert ran' & wOrk AND REPAIRS 377 133,1 Harris, at SEARS In Sanford. 377. 736 7306 after 6 p m , 32) 159$ 1771 Pick up 8. delivery - 'ENLvA ' ______________________ 321 0014 ____________________________ CASH 3234)25 Air Condltlonhig MAYFAIR-- 100'x II,'. 170.0(0 3)97,7° - - 323 _____________________ ________________________ _____________________ ___________________________ ____________________________ ___________________________ LAKE MARY--261'u)lo'. tb& 100 ;IHtsy 192OpenSat &Sun 9$ - 5.400 l9lORarnbIer Reasonable 1 Piece or Housefull ERTS READY TO SERVE YOU JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY 911 Pint'St FernPtrk for Sale - good running condition, DIRECTORY U vid Brokers. Inc ----.-.------....-•-- " 1967 Pontiac. factory air, new tires,, 67A—Feed -_____ — _____________________ _________________ ____________________________ Lawi, .'.Sowers We Sell The Best & S.ere TPCe Rest. Western Auto TI' '." 'st St "" ti 57.993 Call Duane McGuire. 3221651 Dealer new, _______________________________________________________________ .''""' 323-U7O Il•i.9,iAII 19fl Toyota Corona De4uxe Station Wagon, air, I speed, radio, like . 3*03 Orlando Drive Sanford 373 5700 .— Apartments Furnished or Unfurnlshed 2Santo ________________________ RABBITS' All Sizes Fryers and Breeders • 106? COLOR TV, $14 93 MONTH Sat 93 7436 Orange Ave 47—Real -Estate Wanted ______ — 30 Year Mortgages S pct. down ConventIonal Mortgages 7I?o -- 974 1946 Pontiac Tempest 4 dr Also 1964 Mustang. 7 dr V S automatic. 321 67 after 6 GREGORY MOBILE HOMES -- - 1.2 - Color TV'S from 550; 88W. from White German Shepherd Puppies, full blooded, five weeks, wormed $15 Service all makes HERBS' Glen. GIANT CARPORT SALE- Fri. & REALTOR 2:01 S French Ave .321 0041 Complex For First Month's Rent Only , all on July 3 _____________________________ 1764 -- 10' tOok ._ Move Into Sanford's Prettiest And Most Talked About Apartment - I Female Shepherd Collie, 1 yr. old, Ato Zoo new Central Florida Zoo. Read it needs room to run Pay for ad 323 ________________ c'VIarIner's APARTMENT MOVING DOESN'T tT/i11ge HAVE TO BE EXPENSIVE .1* Heated Pooi _i__Sr_.__n___ -- Come see the latest in luxury family living, the all new 24*6.1' - lIFtS 'I __________53..-W Red io.Stereo RENTAL PURCHASE PLAN DELTCNA 160'x1S, 57.030 ____._._. - - . ..... For VOurJunkCars 3739136 _____________________________ Th, complete story on Our - " - k-,---- Clothes Washer.Dryer 010 ' 7 full baths, lamily room & den, plenty storage, large lot 2 4(5,47 - Cash Shepherd. Collie Terrier, pups. 9 weeks, 2 female, 1 mate 55 each 373.1766 IV 1700 S. French, 372173.1 , - - Building service, used machines MOONEY APPLIANCES23-0697 NATIONAL AUTO SALES 26005. FRENCH. SANFORD 377.7079 ________ - _______________ W/W Shag Carpet ' 50' HUSKEY REALTY 1 lIPS PIOCREDIT CHECKNO INTl RE ST--PlO P ED TAPE 57 --.-.._.-- 1)300 REBATE -. - - KENMORE WASHER, parts, _________________________ SANFORD 645 73') MEAL TOPS PlO QUALIFYING New 3 P.1 home, all extras, I pct interes' 179.800 377221? . _ - Osceola Ave. REALTORS, Maitland Branch 6.47 5560 Open SI 79Yrs Realty Experience (DVEP8OPIICECLEANCARS TO CHOOSE FROM. EASY TERMS _____________________________ Yard Sale! Camper. bikes, dishes, Bingo Sw',t Feed, 12 pct., 5.4 57)2 E. Colonial, Orlando Mustang Pellets. I? pct. 1375; '71 PontIac 10 pass wan. AC, FM. toys, clothes, crib and furniture. 773.414) Other low prices Horse & Rider AM. AT, PS. POB. May need 119 W Woodland Dr 373 0372. ________________________________ Store, 2554 Sanford Aye motor $600 373 3932 YARD SALE- Sewing machines, Frontier X JIM DANDY JAZZ FEED 1969 Chrysler Newport. Excel Glassware, MiSc 1705 W. 19th Front kitchen, deluxe carpet, "Buy Direct From Boxcar" Cond. Gold with Ivory Top. AC. Court Thursday thru Sunday central air Delivered and set up, _______________________________ GORULY'SE 46 Sanford 373 '733 PS, PB. Autom.tic-434.3442 52995 GARAGE SALE Fri. Sat.. Sun. 10 EASY LIVING MOBILE HOUSING 1974 Dodge Van. automatic, PS. PB 4 30 Beds, Gas dryer, etc Exeter 68—Wanted to Buy 3737 E Colonial Dr .Orlando factory air, factory AM FM Ave. (Country Club Hgts.). 2736461 stereo, cruise control 12.500 _____________________________ ______________________________ 7494 mil. 1.4.200 322 4945 Will Buy or Consign MOBILE HOME MOVING Corn AmerlcanLegionAuxiliary,UnitS3, Any Itemol Value plete set up. I'll save you money. Ifl voa. 1 speed, mileage Rummage Sale, June27, 25. at old SANFORD AUCTION.323 Licensed Orlando 273 5.470 information. low. Call 66$ 57)2 United State Bank, Seminole I - -- . * * * * Lend Miint.aan Home Improvements --. ',, ...,, ..., —'O1)ile Homes H 1793 REALTOR 32') 3771 WE TAKE TRADES * EASY LIVING MOBILE HOUSING Harold Hall Realty SANFORD--? Bedroom home with deno, 3rd bedroom Vacant, right in with good terms $17,900 * German Shepherd Puppies dWksOld-110 ----- Refrigerator. Best offer accepted. fl21210. 110 JuanIta Court, Sunland Estates. 60*21', 3 bedroom. 2 bath. Fur. nithed $500 down with good Credit ____ attached. ts.jt separEe fru.,i ii'ifl'I house. Storage a plenty. (ill today There 5 Only one like I" i Arnie Li'..,, REALTOR Associ e WE FINANCE 64-Equipment for Rent GE Stove & ______ New Double Wid e • ?SS Park Dr I 1 .41i. - 373? 1 ColonIal Dr Orlando ___________________________ 1 Bedroom'.. 7 bath home is the answer, priced below 531.000 witri )h, 3rd bedroom nd apartrnert CASH For Your Junk Cars 323 1379 _________________________________ customers - - - - - Easy Living Mobile Housing QUIET, RELAXED LOCATION - . " s2—ppliances Family Special CALL OWNER- 323 II5, 710 Virginia, Sanford's exclusive sect IOn, 1' lots, carpeted, central air heat, all electric kitchen, fireplace, newly painted 5)2.500 With7'p lots. 537.500. or best offer REALTY 80—Autos for Sale __________________________- Woodruff's Garden Center 601 Celery Ave Sanford ______________ LAKE MINNIE- I Bedrooms, l'z Moving? Why Not Live In Sanford's Finest Established Residential Area? sect control. Gardenlarid, 1400 W. 1964 Ford Pick up. 1 ton, g'i 1st $t,37364. condition 117W Coleman Circe Payments NELSON'S FLORIDA ROSES - - Forrest L,reeflP, IflC. I -. Your MLS Agency Reg.RcalEstateflrok& 372)301. 76lOHiawatrta Ave at 1797 1 35 '-, good local credit. DAVE'S Thu is our lStb year at Animal FURNITURE. $00 Sanford Ave.. ______________________ Haven Grooming & Boarding 323 9770 _____________________________ Kennels. Thanks to you. our Convenient to stores. ChurCheS, maior highways Trim) bedroom, ____________________________ 43-t_otS. Acreage I' -, baths, carpeted wiPh central 7St5 PALMETTO AVE., 3 bedroom. and ar, 522,300 I', bath, kitchen equipped, con Beautiful S acres, paved road, tree's, veflien? to shopping Drive by and clear flowing stream, hones 0 K S ares ' 3 uedroom. 2 bath mobile call. $77,500 Terry Realty. REALTOR, 67$ home. 577.500 Owner financed SHADED LOT-- Overlooking lake. Acreage 54,500 PAYTON 3222090___,,) ii BEAUTIFULLY LANDSCAPED! See to appreciate, Sparkling clean, 3 bedrooms.? bath, lake front home, central heat and air, trees, and other extras, $39,000 - SANFORD SEWING CENTER REALTY : Anytime __________ bedrooms, 2 bath, pool. REALTORS ____________ 69 Ford 1 ten, ste.tl stake b'ty with lilt gate, $1,300 Aiso'67 I ton 'take body with lift gate 373 0690. After call 177 2151 19/4 Dodge and Camper. AC, PS. AM FM, Crse ccntrol & Othrr . .,,., -iili $3,7i3 se.arete 3270573 5oe'.rraile 'canu'es for lawn in _____________________________ io,w. lstSt..3fl 2313 IteautifLil oak shaded corner homes te convenient to shopping only $4,000 call Louise Rot We have many homes under 520.000, -tinghai,s. Assoc. Land Brokers. ______ very low down payments owner 5.500 down. take over paymntnts. 2 Inc. Realtor 531 2020, after hours financed Pieae call us' bedroom with den 323 2111 or 172 I 53 C394 1505W, 25th St. SANFORD ____________________________ 4 (2) 5 acre tracts, very low down payment, mobile home approved STUDIO 1,2, 'BEDROOM SUITES 2 BEDROOM TOWNHOUSES • TAFFER ens Apartments -. ., 322-2420 Very Exclusive 79—Trucks-Trailers KULP DECORATORS Manatee 65'x 17', 3 bedroom, front kitchen, new carpet and furniture throughout 53,500 delivered and set up Call Andy, collect, 273 6461. s,s.00 with 51,773 down Assume 19.300 5' pct annual percentage rate first mortgage at 187 79 per month and $11,925 7' pct. annual percentage rate second mortgage available at $11155 per month for a total 0(520634 monthly includes everything NO coing co'.".! Better hurry! 510.500 with 57.000 Cash down, completely fenced 80x1?S' lot. bedrrn, furnished rnoole home with 7 added rooms, cozy living at bargain price in residential sec tiori Call Shirley Hartman. Realtor Hartman Really, Inc Casselberry 530 1666 - 62—L.awn-Garden 3C7 East First Downtown 322 911) Eve 569 1114 Peg. Real Estate Broker 1101 25th St. 3726655 Why store it and forget it? Sell it and 1C Acres-? bedrm houie on Lake "SANFORD'S SALES LEADER" i forget it with a Classified Ad Dupont near Deltona, $37,000 SUNLAPID ESTATES- Excellent 1l Daytona Bch, 257 3165 condition,) bedrooms. I bath with 7 Bedroom, air condItioned, fur family room Plush carpeting. - duplex with in the ground pool. completely enclosed Appliances, air conditioner, drapes, area rug. 5130 per month including pool service All you do Is swim See this now Rick Moran. 541.6270 Rlty • office furn!ture me MOW or TILL your lot and or garden spct. Floyd Freer, 323 3191 _______________________________ . Two bedroom trailer, air con 3221991 19195 French ditionect, automatic washer, $130. 377 737k 372 1196. 372 1951 plus utilties 31931,9 3771939.37)4)64 BLAIR AGENCY Singer Zig Zag, in cabinet. 3 needle, front load deluxe sewing machine. Sold new for $34900. Pay balance of 55$ or 10 paymtnts Of $9. See at. refrigerator. $160225 Mo 131 CLIFF JORDAN, REALTOR "fl Sten stro 78itorcyc es - Peg. Real Estate Broker 321 06.40. 37'? 2745.32) 7595 MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR '' '' -- 372 2111 AFTER HRS. 327 06.45 322 w; - Motorcycle Insurance chairs, straight chairs, filing cabinets, as is Cash and Carry. PIOLL'S ('anelberry, 1797,1)0170'S _____________________ - - - WITT R EA LTY Central Fiorid.i's - Fight Cholesterol build up with Kelp Combination Get Lecithin vp'. tlorviatk 1eI F,r.a,,Pt57itflarmflry Assume ______ -- PeCOrtOitiofled Batteries, $12.95 Pwthnn. Di .'t . U,I(#t J n,jr, 1109 Sanford Ave IN ALL PRICE RANGES Rent Blue Lustre Electric Carpet 5)7, 1st St 3775441 Quality Furniture at Used ______________________ ShampooerforonlySl.S0pef day. Reasonable prices Twin. Full, * Rent Purchase Plan * CARROLL'S FURNITURE Queen & King Size bedding, chests, drser%, night stands, Modern and tharp 3 bedroom Split TV'S, Dinettes, Pefri3erators & plan, 1' baths, fenced yard, 65—Pets-Supplies baby needs We have terms for -_____________________________ gaage, carpets, stove and Stemper Realty --'' -- 76-Auto Parts _________________________ & chairs, secretarial desks & ____________________________ We steam clean carpets 1341 Lee Road. Winter Park 305 641 4344 JOhn SaggO REALTOR BROKER Company supplies hens, teed, ano material Grosses 51.50051,600 per month Good terms to qualified buyer Lake Mary,? BR Furnished ____________________________ Wood or '.teel desks (executive desk Double bed with oak bookcase, headboard & frame, chest & dresser. 575. AlSo Misc, ltimt 3fl Choice Listings - AVALON APARTMENTS Used 322-4132 For used furniture. appliances, tOots, etc Bu) 1 or 1001 items i Arry's Mart, 215 Sanford Ave. Supphes Blond Mahogany full site bed. box springs & mattress Good con diton. 160 365 92 BALL REALTY SYSTEMS FOUR INC. REALTOR 2201 S French Ave .321 0041 CASH _________________ ---- Callooa6Jll QUALITY INN--NORTH I lISP 134, Lor'gwood GOOdE ______ - _____________ Jim Hunt Realty 47)) ________________________ SUNLAND-3BR,2bath,Iargeden, fenced and POOL 531,100 FANTASTIC OPPORTUNITY FurniShed or unfurnished 3 bdrm bath, water, garbage and yard I acre egg ranch near Sanford. 3 bedroom, 1 bath home, ap HANDY man's best bet. 2 BR, 1 care furnished, fenced back yard bath, frame home. 110,500. proximately 15.000 laying hens - 373051$ Monthly Rentals Available $135 5150-Color TV e Estate Antiques. STAN'S, 372 9719 - ------ 37) 764 --- - ROBSOPI MARINE ?977Hwy 1197 - , Idyllwilde, tranferred, must sell, pool planned I BR, 7 bath. tamily EXCELLENT- 2 BR, 1 bath, air. rm w fireplace, carpet, cuttom cond.. home art large lot. 122.200. drapes, many extris 546.600 373 Furnished - REDUCED FOR QUICK SALE- - 7 Bedrooms adults preferred, 530 Week Unfurnished m 6470 ' . - Nice upstairs efficiency apt all utilitIes turn summer rate %97 50 Adulti 377 2396 eves 8. week ends - .— 7524 Park Dr REAlTOR Cash for good used Furniture & _______________________________ 73' Crltchfield Cruiser, 160 InbOard outboard power Ideal for family Kitchen Bathroom Cabinets, - . til,n I, 121 - fithina s.ounver tops, 5ik5. installation 5151 or 322 0221 available Bud Cabe4l 377 5057 _______________________________ anytime. In the Herald Classified ads are __________________________ black and whiti and riwl all Over - Fla. room, detached garage. Desirable home, lovely neigh bOrhood Large corner lot, ) What would you like to sell? spacious fiR's, 2 bathi, FIa. rm 373 5151 Nice 7 bedroom block home, fur- Call__________________________________ ClassifIed: 372 7611. ___________________________________ nished or unlurnished, S1'PiClPA SANFORD LOCH AR flOP 3 bedroom, 2 bath. 3 bedroom, l'j bath, nice, fully carpeted. corner lot, monthly rent WA N TED-D ES P E RATE LAKE MARKHAM- 3 bedroom, 7 Empty, move right in, I bedrooms, bath, family room, separate living & dinlng rooms, bib' screened SANORA- 4 bedroom. 7 bath, Days372 7171 Eves 323 O.4$3 porch, huge inside utility room, 7 1.45.000 Broker Associate car garage, 2', yrs. old, REDUCED TO ORIGINAL COST. SAPIFOPO bedroom. 2 bath. I County-? Bedroom Si in community pool Low. 531.900 $1?SMo low 3fl 7643 Elm, Sanford No pets. 3)96954. • . . I _øit 7621 Hartwell, Sanford. 3 Bedroom, 1' bath, air, carpet 5700 mO 5750 ' -- £.'x..4 ',',,-,. 55—BOats & Accessories - - - ' , •,'' La'.t 0 ,, ru .anlc.rd r..acro a ctas'.Iir'p motorcycle He ran the ad Ority sri The Herald 'The bike was sold t a Herald reader on the tourth day. Any C'uantity. NOLL'S Cassetberry, Hey 17 97 530 1206 Zoo. Don't misi it on July) _____________________________ fly owner, like new. 2 Bedrooms, JOHN SAULS AGENCY Irw flpql,n,,rn A,1ijli nnlv PARK AVENUE MOeILE PARK 7343 Park Drive. 570 up • I'. ,;'_'; -, t'rii'wttiu., 5th option to buy /.. 1' Summer Program! HEY DIDDLE DIDDLE DAY CARE 323 5690 PureHofley .rt SANFORD MAN SELLS BI K E WITH HERALD CLASSIFIED AD. CLIFF ____________________ JORDAN,REALTOR Inc. ______________________________ fenced yard $19,000 373 95,5 Oviedo-- Secluded on 1 acre with ____________ lots of 1 years old, I bedroom, 2 Full baths, air ani ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. heat. w w Shag carpet. Ig. eat.in BROKERS kitchen, tormal dining room, and Days 377 6173 lots of wall paper, huge family tdight3fl_Sl2IorIfl.7357 room with fireplace, and recreation room with wet bar; By Owner Lovely) bedrooms. I year 1.41500 363.33)6 old, ldrge family room with fireplace, very large lot almost 1 1ON;WOOD ' 3 bedroom, 2 bath, acre ldItwitde Setion ren heat & Mr. arpeted, fenced, 2 car carport,' A'1ei"m. '76YtI). MOSSIE C,' Av.&11.J 130 5.SS6 Real Estate Brok"r White Wanted to buy used office furniture. ____________________________ WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY SELL TRADE 311 315 E First St. 372.3677 1973 Bass Fishing Boat. 12' with '73 EVflUde 'S PIP, & Trailer, Only $493. Call Whitey Eckstein, 327 A to Zoo The Herald's special 1651 Dealer. section on our new Central Florid. mtg 323 5602. - Circle, Sunland Estates. Phone I Due to smoke damage, merchandise 7510 50 pct off Buttons & Bowl Children's Store. 26.40 Hiawatha Ave., Sanford flJ $170 -. Buy to RUGS WANTED EXTRA LARGE CARPORT SALE; Fri Sat. Sun.; 776 Baywood I 'W SI"d PS1U, UWO. any COf101tiOf' 641 5176.WInter Park SALE ! 3 bedroom, 1",bathon corner lot, 111,1W. Ixistirig, 516.500, 1 PCI. Larry Saxon, Realtor 68—Wanted 54—Garage Saks 323 3642 105 Sanora Ave 372 1721 SI Friday; 1 SSat.&Sun. _____________________________ -- Thuaday,Juni2. 11S-78 ' Bennett Realty '-'- Broker 107W Co:nmc'rc 5nford 372 75fl, Winter Springs, 7 or 3 BR. large family room Beautiful shrubs and trees $200 mo 53% 5777 I Bedrooms, 2 baths, large family room,membershipinrecreationat facilities Including pool and tennis Courts 143,500 - JOHN KRIDER, ASSOC W. Garnett Large 3 bedroom, 7 bath, includes disposal and dishwasher, membership In lunior olympic pool tennis court REDUCED THOUSANDS! Bedroom. 2 bath in Sunland Estates Freshly painted m&sonry home, corner lot. Quirk possesslon Out Of town owner taking BIG LOSS Was 326.900. reduced to 571,700 37) 3 Acreage __________ Patio Houses Acre Really REALTOR, 373 7150 _____________________________ And Unfurnished - Loch Arbor, lakefront,) BR.? baths, den, heat air, garage 5.49.950 Homes, Lots 7 Bedroomfenceci yard IlSOmo Adults pref erred 373 5431 or 3fl 6670 One & Two bedroom apartments 8. to'." 373 7730 P E AL TOP )fl 749$ _______________________________ Commercial Zoned, 2 BR, garage, fireplace, porch, low down, $14,930. Acre Realty, REALTOR, 37,, 7750 Commercial Properties - - MASTE 'S COVE ON THE LAKE ___________________________ 37) 7900 __ .Hew SefviceS Complete child c..re 9—G00d Things to Eat - . 1311649 — IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Clerk EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR PubliSh June 6. I?. 19, 26, 1975 CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE DE044 COUNTY. FLORIDA. CIVIL ACTION NO. 75•757.CA.O.-C IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE FEDERAL NATIONAL MOfU EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE TGAGE ASSOCIATION. Plaintif f. Trumbull went to London, COUNTY, FLORIDA T' _____________________________ DeBar1, Adults. Lovely large 1 bed 2 Bedrooms, living, dining, kitchen, room, air, ideal for retired persons. garage Sanford Ave , 514$ mo 32? l0S Peytofl Attorneys for Petitioner p 0 Drawer Z Sanford, Florida 37771 Publish June S. 12, 19, 78, 1975 DEO 33 ___________________________ _______________________________ _____________________ _______________________ 32—Houses -. fl, I l,iin MiCharde Deputy Clerk CLIV EL AND & Ml ZE . $11,930. Acre Realty. REALTOR, CaliBart Real Estate PlO LONGER USED CAMPING GEAR IS ltd DEMAND. SELL IT PlOW WITH A CLASSIFIED AD Sundoy - Noon Fridoy -' Pool table's: Pool room goin; out of business, must sell S professional tables, 1" slate, like new. This week only, $500. list $1,700; I ...nhiei,. e,w,h.r tahI.. tAhl 1?1. " 0I'7nrA4464j0. 7 Bedroom, I bath home, concrete block. good condition, $13,950 "Get 'Em While * New houses in a rural area No down payment. monthly payments less than rent Government Subsidized to qualified buyers Call to see if you qualify! M UNSWOR'TH REALTY Peg Real Estate Broker 503W. 1st St 3736061,37305)1 Eves DEADLINES Noon The Doy Before Publicotion -- Business.Home, zoned commercial, I lane highway, Great terms. reduced to $16,000 * They're Hot" * I thru S times 41c a line 6 thru 25 times 31c a line 26 times 24ca line (S7.00MINIMIJM CHARGE) 3 Lines Minimum 5:00 AM. - 5:30 P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9Noon -- -- SG—?,PsceI1aneous for Sa - * pjnIVigar! 64! Kelp! Now all four In one capsule Ask for V064 Faust's Drugs ______ ________________ - Iifl'tk,''i'h , , , ------------ I Bedroom. 2 bath, large corner lot, Herald, Sanford, Ft. Ev.nin 41—Houses -- Furnished Home 41—Houses 83 -9993 HOURS 41—Houses - - CLASSIFIED DEPT. (. Real Estate ____________________- Orlondo - Winter Pork 322 -2611 pleadingwlththeClerkottheCirCuit Court In and for Seminole County, Florida, and serve a copy thereof On Petitioner's attorney, Mack N 5-Lost & Found ________ CteeIand. Jr . of CleVeland & Mite, . P o. Driiwer Z. Sanford, Florida, — 32771, on or be4ore the 7th day of Lt- Black & Tan Male Hunting g wearing collar w name LOUiS July, A 0, 1975, otherwise a defautl will be entered against yOU. Hobby; lost in I 117 92 area; WlTNESSmvhandandsealoft'e S2500 reerd 372 lSlt. Clcrk of the Circuit Court on thiS 30th FOUND- Gelding pony. Celery 1. day of May, A D. 1975 Ave 373 59 C (Seal) - ... consider an application concerning chang's in water and sewer service rates in areas cerlif led tc be served by Sanlando Utilities Corporation. By: SId.ey L. Vihlen. Jr. Chairman Attest Arthur H Beckwith, ir, -- FACED WITH A DRINKING PROBLEM Perhaps Alcoholic Anonymous CanHelp Cattl73 491 Wr!tpPO. Box 1713 Sbnqd,Fiorida377lI vs. studied under West, and then CaSe No. 7S.IUI.CA.0a.D JOHN T APPLETON and MAR y Peas, you pick. black eyes and In re the Marriage of purple hull Ic' I rda , On 161 Old with Thomas Jefferson's enANN APPLE TON. hs te. Ryhy Co. C,tlis Monroe Rc.id. I mi west of NEW YORK (AP) -Despite 'If that were not the case," Defendant '. when banks refuse to grant limited only to 18 communities couragement embarked on a Petitioner Wife Sanford NOTICE OF SUIT mounting concern over the liq- explains a spokesman for the mortgages or other loans in dis- and he S3S public release series of paintings of 12 notable and TO JOHN I APPLE TON an (P-arle'. Alnci'r GO'. wdity and lending practices of comptroller, "anyone who advantaged communities-t- might appear inequitable, episodes In the history of the H—InstruCtIons___ MARY ANN APPLETON, his wift RESIDENCE UNKNOWN the nation's banks, federal chose to could find out who's here is some question whether Some routine information creation of the new nation. NOTICE OF ACTION Alt parties claiming interests bI ' banking regulators maintain a taking out loans, for what pur- national banking authorities kept by the comptroller's office RICHAR-O'S PROFESSIONAL There was no sculpture in the TO Ctitrles Alr.indnr Gil'. throt,gh, under or aganst John 1 BARTENDER'S SCHOOL Concrete M' Inc tight lid on what information is pose, for what collateral. It will voluntarily make full is freely available to the public, colonies as the term is now recAppleton and Mary Ann Appletor Day & Night Classes 3 Ml N Rnckinqham disclosed to the public, would be a gross Invasion of public disclosure on what but not much beyond what a ognized, but there was a great his wife, and to all parties having a Longwood. JunO. 17971 119 North Carolina claiming to have any right, title o4' So Immune to disclosure are privacy." 377 $756 or 377 113.4 they're finding out about this bank "willing to cooperate" deal of carving-tombstones, YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an interest in the real property here n some documents thateven state Other banking officials add practice. would give out voluntarily, ships' figureheads, portraits in action for diSSolutiOn of marriage described. been filed against you and you and federal Judges and other that disclosure of this Informa18—Help Wanted Deputy Comptroller for Motter says. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIE( wood, plaster and terra cotta. arereguirec, to servea copy of your that an action to foreclose a mom regulatory authorities usually tion might dangerously under- Banking and Economic Patience Lovell Writer, 1725- written defenses, if any, to it on tage on These Include a four times a tM following real propert V We have liStings We have buyers. are powerless to subpoena mine public confidence in the Research David C. Motter says year Statement of Conditions 1786, is often called the coun- Ruby Cox Glltis. Petltlorer, whoi in Seminole County, FlOrida' We need another real estate address is 17 Azalea Drive, them, banking system. 1.ot 70. Itss the South iS feet ani the comptroller's office and showing lump sum assets and try's first professional portrait Mattand, Florida 32751. onor before licensee to help us make sales. South 43 feet of Lot 21, Block 31 In the case of the 4,700 naAlso unavailable are so- three other federal banking liabilities in broad categories; a sculptor. Forrest Green.. Inc. June 30th. 1975, and file the Original SUBURBAN HOMES. SECTION 7 373 8353 37? 5910. eves with the clerk at thiS court either according to the plat thereof a tlonally chartered banks whose called Past-Due Loan Reports agencies have conducted a pilot once a year Statement of InS before service on Petitioner or operations are regulated Work your own hours Earn extra which the comptroller began to study on the criteria used by recorded in Plat Book 5, Page 92 come which contains broad inLegal Notice mrnetliately thereafter; OthCrwise a Public Records of Seminole County inCome as an AVOP1 Represen chiefly by the U.S. Comptroller collect bimonthly last October banks In 18 metropolitan areas come and dividend inlormadefault will be entered against you Florida tative Call 644 3079 of the Currency, highly detailed from nationally chartered in determining who gets tion; the ordinary annual stockIN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE for the relief demanded, in the been filed against you and yot EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. car plaint or petition. LICENSED REAL ESTATE, sates data gathered on each bank's banks, around the time when mortgage loans, holder reports required of are reouired to serve a copy of youi CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE person for YOUNG books and records, loan port- Franklin National Bank and WlTNESSmyhandefldthesealof writtencefemes, ifany,toitonvar PROGRESSIVE office No The final results still are banks with at least 500 sharethis Court on May 30th, 197$ COUNTY. FLORIDA. den Berg, Gay & Burke, P A a folios and quality of Security National Bank of New being evaluated and "no deci- holders, and information about (Seatl NO. S.114.CA4P.D presse, Congenial 01ce Left Post Office Itox 793. Orlando Arthur H 8,ckwith, Jr MORTGAGE COMPANY, talk management, among other Yozt went Insolvent arid con- slon has been reached to make stock dealings conducted byENGEL ttc. Florida 37502, and file the origina Clerk of the Circu'? Court a Delaware corporation. items, are rigidly protected cern began to mount over the such information public," sys with the Clerk of the above styler bank trust departments. By Lillian Jenkins Plaintiff, Kish Real Estate court on or before July 7th. IVS, from public scrutiny by the health of banks' loan portfolios. Motter, because the study was _______________________ vi, As Deputy Clerk REALTOR ofheise a Iuctgmen$ may be en Publish June 3. 12. 19, 76, 1975 WILLIE GEP,E LEWIS, et ux National Bank Act. And now that the public has 3701 S.French Ave., 371 0041 tered against you for the relict Legal Notice Defendants DEO 32 The Information, gathered at grownmore aware of the demanded In the complaint or Housewives- work at pleasant NOTICE OF SALE Legal Notice tit10n each bank In periodic surprise ing practice called redliningplace, extra money for yourself P4cti s hereby given that, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE See Mrs. Lee at Quality Inn North ezamninat.ions at least three ____________________ dR. PW'5unt to a final judgment of FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, WITNESS my hand and the seal ol IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL said Court on June 2nd. 197$ FLORIDA In Longwood foreclosure entered in the atove CUlT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE times every two years by the EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL ClR captioned actioo, I will sell the CIVIL ACTION NO. 7S1213LA20.A (Seal) COUNTY. FLORIDA. Legal Notice government's 2,000 bank examCUlT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR CIVIL NO. 74l2S2.O Arthur H Beckwilh. Jr. property situated in Seminole In Fe: the Adopt,on of FULL OR PART TIME SEMINOLE COUNTY Clerk of the Circuit Court BRADLEY MICHAF.L LAWRENCE iners, is also specifically ex- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. PROBATE described County, Florida. as: . In re: the Petition of DIVISION FIELD CREATIONS a Marshall By .oy Stokes NOTICEOFSUIT South32feetofLOTlandNortp,33 BEN B. STEWART arxt LeVEDA emptfromthefederalFreedon2 EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dIR. PROBATE NO. S.1M.CP Field family owned company has Deputy Clerk f& of 101$. BLOCK 13, BEL AIR. TO' WHOM IT MAY CONCERN STEWART, his wife, of Information Act, which per. CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE In Fe: Estate of Publith' June 5. 1?. 19. 26. 1973 local opening for an ambitious, Unknown Address according to the Plat thereof as NOTICE OF SUIT Pearlie Mae Marshall, a k personable lady FREE training. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED DEO 37 mits public acce to a wide COUNTY, FLORIDA. r.rcorded in Plat Buok). Page 79. of a Pearle TO BILLY A MAY CIVIL ACTION NO. 7S.1277.CA04-A Mae Hawkins unlimited earning potential. For the Public Records of Seminole that a Petition under oath has been Rc'sijence Unknown range of government dod'ti In re: the MarrIage of deceased personal interview phone 373 SI 70. fitedlntheabovestyledCourtforfhe County, Florida Address Unknown IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND merits. ROBERT S. GLAZE, Husband; NOTICE TO CREDITORS commitment together with all structures and permanent ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Houtekeeper wanted, for retired of FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. and To All Crditors and All Persons thatYOU the above named Petitioners, improvements now and hereafter on B R A 0 1 E V M I C H A E L FLORIDA couple, one semi.invalid No MARGARET J. GLAZE, Wife Having Claims or Demands Against BEN B STEWART and LaVEDA said Ind. and fixtures attached LAWRENCE, A White. Male child. CIVIL ACTION NO: 73.l130.CA.49.A cooking, good wages. Write Box NOTICE OF AC(ION Said Estate: Legal Notice thereto: alsoaltgas.steam,electric. born on November 77. 1973, in SOUTHEAST BANK OF EAST STEWART, his wife, ha'e filed a 2193, Sanford, Fla TO. MARGARET J. GLAZE a'.ater. and other heating, coolIng. Chicago, Cook County. Illinois, to ORANGE, k a BANK OF EAST You are hereby notified and Petiticn for the adopton of the 30.45 Mountan Terrace FICTITIOUS NAME Auto mechanic Apply ri person 701 refrigerating, lighting, plumbing, prospective, adoptive parents reguired t present any clams and minor thUd named in that Petition ORAPIr,E, a Florida banking cor Nc!c '. hCry given th,st te are Memphis, Tennessee 31171 5 French Ave , Saritord 37) /011 YOU ARE required to file tOur poration, d.mands which you rna' have and you are commanded to Serve a engageo lnbt.sinessat IC)) State Rd YOU APE HEREBY NOTIFIED against the estate of Pearlie Mae copyofyourwrittendefenses. itany, ventilating, irrigating, and Power Ai's*er of other pleadings with the Plaintiff, All. Longwood Village. Lortgwo4, that an action for D's%o'ution Of Marshall, a k a Pearlie Mae syStems, machines. appliances, Clerkaof the thereof above upon Court. and to fixtures, and appurtenance, which serve copy HARVEY COULTER, vi V730. Seminole County, FIor.da, Mirriagehas been filed against you, Hawkins, deceased late of Sem,nole Petitioners' attorney, whose address MARVIN AVERY now are or may hereafter pertain ' 21-Situations Wanted E WISDOM and REPIEE under the fictitious name of in which Petitioner Is Seeking a County, Florida. to the Clerk of the iS P0. BoL 3236. Forest City, I NE WMA P1 ani JON or be .• WISDOM, hi.. wife. AIPdTREE, and that we intend to divorce; and you are required to Circuit Court, and file the same in Florida. 37731, on or before the 10th used with, in, or they on Said ROSENBERG. premises, even though he Petitioners. SuiteAttorney for H'. CUT COST AND CHASE THOSE Defendants said name with the Clerk of serve a copy of your written pIicate and as provided in Section day of July, 1975, and 1144. CNA Tower, detached or detachable the MONDAY BLUES AWAY Call NOTICE OF ACTION the CircuIt Court. Semi,iole County. defittset f any. to GENE P. 73316. Florida Statutes, in their original with the Clerk of thefile Court Orlando, Florida 37501. on or before Refrigerator (GE TA125) Boy Monday Drafting Service $31 Florida in accordance with the STEPHENSON, Attorney for offices In the County Courthouse thplthdayof July, 191$ If you fail to TO AVERY E. WISDOM and Range either before service on Pelitionets' 7512. REINEE M WISDOM prOvisionS of the Fictitious Name Petitioner. Post Office Drawer One. Seminole County, Florida, within attorney or Immediately do so. a default Judgment will be at public sale, to the highest and thereafter; Post Office Box U Statutes, To Wit Section 16$ 09 Caiselberry. Florida 37707; arid file four calendar beSt entered acia nit you months from the time ofherwise a default may be entered bidder for cash, at the Front West Geneva. Florida Flor.d. Statutes 1937 tPi original with the Clerk of the of the 24-8usiness Opportunities WITNESS my hand and the seal of first publication hereof, or the against you for the relief demanded door of the Seminole County YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an S Paul W Stapp 8bove styled Court on or before Ju'y same will be barred thiS Court at Sanford, Seminole Courthouse in Sanford. Florida, at in the Petition actioritoforeclosea morigageon the Becky Stapp 23rd, 1973; otherwise a Judgment Flledat Sanford. Florida, thIS 20th business and related 11 00 a m on the 10th day of July, County, Florida. this 7nd day of following property In Seminole Taxi ca WITNESS my hand and the seal of Pbliih June 5. 12. 19. 26. 197$ may be entered again'! yOu (Cr thC day of June. 1975 June. 1973 Irar.cPi'.. Call Fa:iri 901 ?S3 7377 197$ the Court at Sanford, Seminole County, I to, ida 010 40 relef demanded in the Petition. Louvie Louise Rembert WITNESS my hand and the seal of (SeMI Cnty. Florida, thiS 6th day of PARCEL NO fl The South 573 WITNESS my hand and official As Adminustratrix Arthur H P.ckwth, Jr. June, 1975 this court on hi$ 73rd day f June. th. 19th dlv Of ft o the West ' of the Southwest Rentals 5.*alnf P.lrvvi?e NOTICE OF INTENT Clerk of the Circuit Court ..'. , . Drii'.v '-• 1975 ', of the Northeast 'a, Section 6. June, 1915. Attorney tor tstate TO REGISTER By Lillian Jenkins 1 Al'Itttji H fieckwitfl, Jr , TO.nthp 20 South, Rang, 37 East, (Seal) 110 E. Commercial St. FICTITIOUS N..ME ')f'puty Clerk Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr Clerk of the Circuit Court r'ss the East 3) feet of the North I)) 29—Rooms Arthur H Beckwlth, Jr. P.O. Oriwer 0 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that E NEWMAN. ESQ. of Clerk of the Circuit Court By' Joy Stokes feet for road and tublect to a 13 feet Clerk o the Circuit Court Sanford, Florida 37771 the undersigned, desiring to engage NEWMAN and ROSENBERG By: Elaine RiChard. Deputy CIer easement for bridle path on the By: Lillian Jenkins Publish: June 26, July 3. 1973 inbu$lr*ssunderthefictitiousname Suite 1416, CHA Tower MANOR WOMAN FOR ROOM AND Deputy Clerk PubliSh' June 17, 19. 76. July), 1975 East, South and W,st Sides Deputy Clerk DEO1S6 of GENEVA HEATING AND AIR Orlando, Florida 37901 BOARD. CALL ANYTIME, 373 DEC 79 MacLEAN AND BROOKE AND Publish: June 26, July 3,10, 17. 1915 CONDITIONING SERVICE at l0S Attorney for Petitlonert 9199 Post OffIce Drawer x ij PARCEL PlO 71 and South of Park Avenue, Sanford, Florida 37771 010159 Publish June 3. 17, 19, 76, 175 CITY OtCITY OF Jacksonville. Florida 37703 PARCEL Plo 26 The West 'of the intends to register the Said name DFC' 35 ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, ALTAMO)ITF SPRINGS, Attorneys for Plaintiff Northeast ', of Section 6. Township MILLIONS of dollars iri Real Estate with Pie Clerkof the Circuit Court Of CITY OF FLORIDi Publish June 26. 1975 FLORIDA l told daily in the ClaSsified As IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR 70 South. Range 32 East, Less the Seminote County, Florida ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, , Notice 04 Public Hearing 010 157 Notice of Public Hearing Nothing small about that! THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL North 157$ feet and the South $25 feel Ff.ORIOA DATED thIs 2nd day of June, A D TO WHOM IT MAY CONCER,'l: TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE also leSs the East 33 feet for road 1975 Neticoof Public Hearing NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE COUNTY, FLORIDA. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by Sublect to a 1$ feet easement on the John W Hill TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: X-Apartments Unfurnished the PlannIng Board of the City of the PlannIng Board of the City of EIGHTEENTH CIRCUIT, IN AND CIVIL ACTION NO. 7S.IIS4.CA-O.0 Weit sIde for bridle path PbIt$h. June 5, 13, 19, 76. 1975 SEMINOLE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by Altamonte Springs. Florida. that Altamonte Springs. Florida, that FOR COUNTY, DIVISION C AND the Planning Board of the City of DEO-39 s.aidBoardwillholdapub$ichearing saldBoardwillholdapvbtichearIrig FLORIDA. CITY SAVINGS BANI OF PITT. PARCEL NO 9 The South 66000 ,' Bedroom unfurni'ie' Altamonte Springs, Florida, that apt , air, to consider the question of CASE NO. 1S.329.CA.04.D to consider the question of cP'ang SF IELD. feet of the North 761300 feet 01 tast CITYOF saidBoardwlllholdapublichearing '.all to walt carpet S175 month Ing the toning classification from designatingandaloigningthezoning In Fe: the Marriage of Pllintitf 'of the Northeast '.of Section 6, ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, to consider the question of Commercial Neighborhood to classification of Commercial, BONNIE K CLEMMONS. $30 damage aeposit 70) 1 71st St Township 70 South, Range 37 East, FLORIDA designating andassig,'llng the zoning 323 4319 after S 30 CommercIal General. on the Neighborhood, to property as Petitioner Wife CLAUDE HARRIS eno MILDRED Less the East 661 00 feel Subject to No?icof Public Hearing classificat1on of CommercIal Neigh property as described below, as described below, as that and HARRIS, hIs wife, a 8600 foot easement on the East TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: borhood, to property as described MAKE ROOM TO STORE YOUR those classifications are described classification ii described In the RICHARD 0 CLIMMONS. Defendants and North'sides for Road and sub NOT'CE IS HEREBY GIVEN by below, as that clasificati0n Respondent Husband WINTER ITEMS SELL the conpriflnsive zoning or- comprehensive toning ordinance of er! to a 1500 foot easement on the MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE trie 'laning Board of the C'ty of deScribed in the SECOND AMENDED "DON'T NEEDS" FAST WITH A comprehensive dinance of thu City of Attan'tonte the City of Altamonte Springs, ,th and West sideS for dranage NOTICE OF SUIT ;.'tamonte Springs. Florida, that zoning ordnance of the City of NOTICE OF SUIT WANT AD. Phone 372 2611 or 53% Springs Florida, Plo 721 73 Florida, '40 77$?) TO CLAUDE HARRIS and and bridle path saldBo.rdwillt'oldlpublichearing AItamont,SprIngs.Ftorlda,No 225 as TO: RICHARD 0. CLEMMONS 9993 end a friendly Ad Visor will Sublect property is OeKri biect property is descrIbed as MILDRED HARRIS, his wife, AND ?øcon$idecthequestionOf amending help you Residence Unknown follows: follows: YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED PARCEL NO S The S,,uth33Ofp,t th comprehensive zoning or. Subi,ct jroper?y is described as YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an that The South IlOfeet of the S 'pot the Lots 1, 6. 7, and I, Block B, Little an action to foreclos, a mom of the North 1953 feet less the East dinance, No. 775 73. concerning follow's' action for Dissolution of Marriage 1 a of Pie NE ' of the NW ta (less Weklva Estates, No. 1, PIat soc* tgoge on t'e following property i. 640 feet of the' East ', of the Nor. Sect'on 6 "SC i"B.2. &dding "dry SE 1a of PiE '.of NW '.. of Section 50 lee' along East line and 75 feet Page 57, Section 9, Township 21 has been (lIed against you and ou Seminole County, Florida tt.iit section , TownshIp 70 Sand lewood cleaning package pfant for neIgh. 15, Townthip 21 South. Range 29 along South line for road) Section 9, South. Range 29 East, Seminole are required to serve a copy of yr Lot 1, Block 2. Lincoln Heights. So'th, Range)? East. subiect to a 15 t..,rhood service" as a permitted East, Seminole County, Florida. Township 71 South, Range 79 East, County, Florida. containing ap written defenses, if any, to it on Ston Two. according to the plot firt ei'.i'riwnt on VIe'.t Side for bridle THE PUBLIC HEARING will be Carmine M flravn, Esa of the Ia,9 Sern;rict (Ority, Florida prcsim,jtely I 50 acres ttil'rcol as recorded n Piat Book ii, path THE PIIRLIC hE..RlPIG will be held in the City H.all of Altamonte I).,P,iI Villas I, h. ,,-.'• k1,i .., ,, t b.d,Il,. Us.nn .,s uw firm of KORMAN R. RPAVO. r A ... -. ................. 'ii is, I'ubllt Necords 0, Seminole nat been filed against you and you t'aae -. of Altamonte lo In thu City Hall Springs, Florida. on Thuiiday, July th ' y 'a 'I of Altamoote Sprngs, the City' Hall of Altamonte Springs, $30 E Highway 134. LOngwd, Cnty, rlorida Nil I Af'p 1MEPIT are ne'ouirtd to serve a copy of your springs, Florida, on Thursday, July 10. 1915, at 7.00 PM, or as soon HOME'. Florida, on Thursday, July 10, 19/S. Florida, on Thursday, July 10. 19/S. Florida 17730, aid file the original hs been filed against you, and you written defenses, if any, to it on 197$, at 7.00 P.M. or ci soon thereafter as possible, at wh'ch time at 7:00 P M ,or as soon thereafter as at 7 00 P.M., or a ' with the Clerk of the above styled Unturnished soon thereafter as are required to serve a copy of your DONALD F WRIGHT, Plaintiff's 'tserecfteraspotsible.atWtllChtIme Interested parties and dihhte'i possible, at which time interested possible, at whith time l,terested Court at the Seminole County written defense thereto, it any, 6ttorney, whose address ' I will toning interested partiQ's and citiZens for proposid and against the part es and citizens icr and agaInst part le's and citizens fir and sgalnst Courthouse, Sanford, Florida 3771), upon Leonard V. Wood, Attorney * for South Orange Avenue. Post Office be heard. and against the proposed amend the proposed re:oni'sg will be heard. the proposed zoning will be heard on or before July 3.4th, 1975, other plaintiff at Suite 311, 2$) Maitland P01 3*7. Orlando, Florida, 32807. on merit will be heard THIS NOTICE is to be published This Notice Ic to be publitJse'd by This Notice is to be published by wise a judgment may be entered * Aye, Allamonte Springs, arid file or before 7th day of July, 1973, and Range'Refrjgrao1 by postIng one copy on thy properly THIS NOTICE ii to be published against you for the relief demanded posting one copy on the property posting one py on the oroperty the origInal wIth the Clerk 31 the filetheorlqlnal With tne Clerk of this aforesaid described and by ?osting aforesaid deicried by posting in three (3) PubliC places arid by posting aforesaid deScribed antI posting in in the Petition, above styled Court on or before tne Court either before service on f Aftamonte * inthree public places within flip City ,', thin the City Dishwasher.Disposai WITNESS my hand nd the seal of atthree pi.lic places Within the City three public places withinth. City of 3rd day of July, 197$, otherwise a Plaintiff's attorney or immrdiately of Altamcmte ?prings, Florida, at Spr4ogs, Florida. at least fifteen 115) of Alfam.ite 'prinqsat least fifteen Altamonte Springs, Florida, at least Said Court on June 73rd. 197$. iudarntnt may be entered against thereafter otherwiw, a default will dars prior to the time of pVbIbC least fifteen day's prior to the dale Of da * prior to ftte time of public fiffees', days prior to the time of (Seal) you for the relief demanded in the be entered against YOU for the relief hearing, public hearing Arthur H fleckwith, Jr. uubllc hearing hearing Complaint herein de'n,6nded In the Co.nplas,,t DATED 'THIS 19th DAY OF flAIlED THIS 19th DAY OF Clerk cf the Circuit Court DATED THIS 16$Pi DAY OF DATED THIS 16th DAY OF * Recreatwnal WITNESS my hand and ut of WITNESS my hand 1r4 seal of JUNE. 1915 A 0. .tLii 'E 1975 A 0 By Joy Stokes JUNE 1973 AD. JUNE. 1973 A 0. 'id Court. this 9th day thIs Court on of June 1973 30th d,iv of May. 1973 (OFFICIAL SEAL.1 'OiI '1AL SEAL) As Deputy Clerk IOFFICIAL SEALI (OFFICIAL SEALl ieI) (C(fltRT SEAL I * Phyllis Jordarit. ,'t h5 Jpr a , Carmine M Bravo, Esg Phyllis Jordahl, phytI:s Jordahl, Arfntjr H f$C(k*itfl Jr , Arthur H Be*:kwilh. Jr. City (kirk Ctty t'lefk KORMAP4 8 BRAVO, PA. City Clerk City Clt'f' Clerk of Circuit Court CIt'rk of the Circuit Court Altamont, Springs, * A'l't,nte 5-.'r.'.. 130 1. Highway 4)4 Bedroom Aftarnonte Sot legs, Attarrionfe SprIngs, By' Lillian Jenkinj fly 1Ilne R1Ch,srdc Florida L000wood. FIa 32730 Florida Florida CI Di'pi,ty Clerk Publish. June 76. 197$ , Pubfiih' June 76, July 3. 10. Il, 1,Jbtisb. Junt 74'. t975 PublIsh - June 76. 1975 Phlith: June' 76, 1973 PublIsh June 17, 19, 26. July 3, 1976 PubliSh June S 17. 19 76. 19/, 1MW /lRPUp'T I'LVD 010 163 0(0.160 OEO 164 010 16) , 010 '67 ii _____________________ - Legal Notice Cop!ey, VVest 'I/v'ere Leaders I Ex.eptlona 'y well tailored white lse5 uni'Orrri, size II. worn once. 11$ 377 ;:si Sears Riding Mower, 6 HP. 2$" Cuh. r*ci't'ent to vlllion, 1200 373 S7tS att" 5 - 30 p ni L.irg space heater with tank. (oniplefe. GE Air conditioner. Et,'rtrlcian's Tools. 377 3151 If your roof isfortheblrds Call the Bird— Allen Wrenn 32) 0707 lulIding, roofing and concele finishing, tree estimates _____________________________ Psi rsc Custom ha, R,,.k hoe *rk. tj,,rng, Light 3:? sa:' .i!ti'r S Expert roof rep.,rs. hat roofs or shingles All work guaranteed BR000EPI ROOFING 3736700 ________________________ Utlity Buildings Lawn C'zre :,Iurlrury1 UtI.?, (Lid sc', Mowing & Edging rig floor, delivery, installation 5,6 & up Also free est:mates on Sprinkler systems Call 37) 6050 Wally Watt of Orlando 775 1228 alter pm ______________________________ _ MAKE ROOM TO STORE YOUR COMPLETE LAWN SERVICE AND MAINTENANCE For estimate Wti'IIT ER ITEMS SEt.L call 37'? 7267 "rot'i NEEDS" FAST WITH A WANT AD Phone 372 61I or 1)1 9993 and a friendly Ad Visor will f lin,inatr tt'r highi trt of watering help you your lawn WI' 'nstahl S'winkIer at Its' 'nost reasonable SOLAR HEATING AND WATER rate' in Itt au-a est,rn,ates PURIFICATION SYSTEMS'OtitPif'rfl t ,awn S. tv'cr 322 9597 Call Phil Gonzalez 305 37) 33 Free ___________ Roofing __________ Carpentry, Remodeling. Add,tis, Nerd yn,r,'a'.' t'' Prompt and Cutpm Work Licensed Bonded gleprrxlrrt '.t'r,i(i' 57 .ind up 37? Free estimate 373 603.8 9597 Well Drilling ' WELLS DRILLED SPRINKLER SYSTM5 All tyoe's and sizes We repair and set vii' STINE MACHINE & SUPPLY CO 107W 2nd St 772 Ii? , __________________-. ('Sitified Aas are here to help VLU hut Sell, rent or swap at -a - w Cest let .5 help you place yrurS Call 372 73)1 or *31 999) _____________________________________ [_To List Your Buslness.,.Djoj 322-2611 or 831-9993] - �1 People I Ansq to Previous Pull LEISURE — — LEIGI tIoIT A1RIj1 I1 AIl. II 41 Caribbean. for Ni INIOI T RIEL one N U 1PAIDI 42 Sea tFr - L 44 Golf club C 'V E I TIAIR s Al LIS 46 'Land of the Wiliam -ok Free v Lyricist WE IT 49 Prices MEL Gershwin Comedenne 12 Singer. Ed I -Fabrays Aii:II nickname 13 Greek theaters M I Nti1 A 54 Submarines 14 At this time Nr IA!P!E1 "e ye IS Follower of 56 Powerful Nestorius 31 On the bnri 6 Redacted OPlOSiiC 7 Shakespearean 33 Ocean vtssel llConipass point Epochs 57 king 16 Come in 35 Unfounded 58 Underground 8 Bo1ng alleys 19 Handled reports pl an t part 1 Bargain event 9 Teaches 40 Dadems 23 Guinness'title 59 Halt .ems 10 ' Washington 43 Become 6i 1te 24 Candlenut tree Square miss mature. as 61 Lohengnin's 27 Bushy clumps II Filled with fruit 29 Btaiin reverence 45 Mother.of. mtrrlbr&ne 16 Speaker pearl 20 Military 32 Common 46 Poker stake DOWN Meiican name assistants 47 Educator, 1 Srigcr, Helen 22 Misplaces (p1) Horace 34 Tropical palms -24 Aced_my lab ) 48 Wa x 2 Prayer ending 25 Manufactured 50 Implement 36 Esteem 37 Hoopla 3 E x amine 26 Weapons 51 Ep.c poetry K&auer 28 Sword ? a sort 52 Bristle 31 Cotlege official 4 39 Plant pan 5 flocks 30 Chest rattle 55 Devotee ACROSI I Songstress Smith Archer. , - FTF1Af - Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. ttit 67th Year, No. 266—Friday, June 21, 1975 PItI Thursday EVENING 7:00 (2) To Tell The Truth (6) Concentration (I) Wild World Of Animals (13) Honey West (24) Intercom (35, 44) Star Trek 7:30 (2) Treasure Hunt (6) What's My Line (6, 9) Let's Make A Deal (13) Movie 8:00 (2.8) Movie (6) Waitons (9) Barney Miller - MORE Mang man M.JlllI i MMIHNIMMM l somma __ (24) In Search Of A Maestro (3$) Animal World (44) Sports Legends 8:30 (9) Texas Wheelers (IS) Movie on HINIM MOSINEE ! N JIMMINIUMEom J1Jl. Thursday, June 26, 1075—lB (44) Braves Baseball 9:00 (6) Movie (9) Streets Of San Francisco (13) Stonemans (24) A Family TONIGHTSTV At War (44) Movie 9:30 (13) Honey West 10:00 (9) Harry.O 13) lane Grey (24) Male Menopause: 1:00 (2.6) Tomorrov. Show (9) Movie 7:00 (2,8) Today (6) News (9) Bozo's Big lop 7:30 (9) Am America (44) Galadriel 8:00 (6) Captain Kangaroo (44) Tennessee Tuxedo Friday The Pause That Perplexes 10:30 (6) Political Telecast (13) June Allyson (35) Science Fiction 11:00 (2, 6, 6, 9) News (35) 700 Club (44) Night Gallery 11:30 (2.) Tonight Show (6) Movie (9) Wide World Of Entertainment (44) The Fugitive MORNING 6:00 (9) Sunrise Jubilee 6:10 (2) Sunrise Almanac 6:15 (6. 8) Sunshine Almanac 8:30 (44) Andy's Gang 9:00 (2) Phil Donahue (6) Mike Douglas (0. 9) Movie (44) Fury 9:30 (44) Petticoat Juncton 10:00 (2) Celebrity Sweepstakes 6:25 (2) Profiles In Education 6:30 (6) Sunrise Semester (0) Today In FloriJa 6:55 (22 Daily Devotional (24) Mr. Rogers Neig hbor hood (44) PhIl Donahue Hollywood Squares (6) Love 01 Life (U) Movie (9) Blankety Blank (24) Electric Company (35) Florida Lifestyle 11:5 (6) Newc 11:30 (2) JUl t(i I D glyt.01=1 TONIGni (24) Intercom 24 S i . " HIGHLIGHTS a NEEMEN ' . - 20 "I"WEl, Carbon, Fat 8.9 CBS THE WALTONS outrageous comedy. Some very Jill. . Jul "The Song" RERUN Jason's funny spots as the father By Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D. DEAR DR. LAMB I read musical career becomes the reappears after months of mon umma 717-1cOlUmn answering the local point and the root of a absence to find his wife is now lady who has hyperglycemia, . go ME controversy between him and dead and his oldest son and you stated triglycerides are brother Ben, who is more In. the family. 910 ABC STREETS OF SAN fat. I have been eating lots of MINEI OMMIUMMIMMIN terested In a certain young girl ''The ice ('flUfl and found my blood than Jason's career. Series star FRANCISCO . liiJllU Richard Thomas expanded his Programming of Charlie pressure up much higher. I involvement, making his debut Blake" RERUN Sharon Acker read the ingredients on the ice EN IiIiI JU1P cream box which said It had I as a director in this enIcM and Dean Stockwell imest star diglycerides. The dictionary glycerol is attached to one fatty 8-11 NBC DOUBLE Fascinating story about a rape FEATURE NIGHT AT THE suspect Stone and Keller are gives two definitions for the a'id it is a monoglyceride. If M OVIES First ball of the rerun convinced performed his pr efix di, double 0r two and di two carbon atoms are attached Hound Dogs CcFW R •• -double feature is "The abuses on women wIllie under II&CdlUJIg LU separate or uiiiuve. W hILLY acids IL IS U uigiycenue. I knew glycerin was a refined When three fatty acids are Specialists," costarring post-hypnotic suggestion. 1 NDP A A R 1 0 P I H W I) A C 11 animal fat. If it says attached, one to each of the 9.10 PBS HOLLYWOOD Richard York and Maureen diglycerides is It safe to go on three carbon atoms of glycerol, Reagan as young doctors In a TELEVISION THEATRE -The 0A MEAF N H MAR R I S I I C N frenzied career as health Man of Destiny" A fine version eating? I did gain some weight it is a triglyceride. U ft D I G h B ft F. A E N S B E S The important point Is the department associates tracking of George Bernard Shaw's witty eating ice cream. DEAR READER The characterics of the fatty acid. down causes of health problems play of an early Napoleonic era. S E -S ft E N D H 0 'N U H N H I I ft common form of fat in food and The fatty acid chain of carbon that threaten the public. The Stacy Keach portrays young SBEACLES% TESOI• INMC in our deposits is atoms long, short, fat may be germ of a series that didn't Napoleon, beset by romantic make it. Second hail is "Target problems, an unfaithful wife, triglyceride. This is a com• saturated, monounsaturated or X DHB F C 0BN0 H s u N ENAB E Risk," wi th the plot zeroing in who almost intercepts her pound of glycerol (glycerin) polyunsaturated. 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Ethanol or the alcohol are still consuming a lot of Robert Coote are featured, morality, fear, used in beverages contains two saturated fat. 8:30.9 ABC TEXAS English 1 0 E H ft T P R ft ft ft T A H R 0 T H 1 Unless you are using a carbon atoms and glycerol has WwI-FRs "wauin' Wheeler bravery, and the mentality of three carbon atoms. dietetic Ice cream, you will be E T T EOA I E E RON ft G CO lOP f Dead" RERUN This is a men and women in general in When only one carbon atom of consuming a lot of calories. own pithy way. series that had everybody N S E c E M N H R A i w A i i P ft c M rooting for it - except the ERSTAYKLENAIGEWROND viewer.r. 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You're able to convince others easily now. e a me Impression. VIRGO (Aug. fl to Sept. 22) Ccnsult with financial experts. Ideal day to add beauty, art and comfort to your home. Avoid large groups in the evening. Study. UffiIA (Sept. ZI to Oct. 22) Don't get emotionally Involved wi th the wrong person today. Tomorruisabet te rdaytn come to any important decisions. Smile more: be l rules which say, in effect, that ror Premiere '. Reservations 322-7502 .. . . :I c. BASED ON THE ni up with the right and come ni,lhin&, gfr:nIt,' to NATION'S BEST SELLER. icil anything ever happens me I want you YOUNGERCfflLOSLN ) AT 3:11 4:51 7:31 10.10 j [IT I .r,__,_S .&e _ _ 1AJ -®r L F own true . . PART 2 " 91 • . /., • /': 1 ' '., - -. v-1 '; ; -. •. i , . .' - ••, ''• • . t.. . - • • . a , ''• ' • ' • S' -. , ' - . I t, •.. . i" - - ,yii. • ' : I - ' -. , . ., : , ' - , '! '- r ..t - • ,' ' ' • ri.,. , : -• t,'., a -- ,, ii ' . -. ' '';• 'd. , p•.ds , - - •.- ! p':, " , • -. ' - ... . - . , - - VOYAGE TO SINGERS It was excited group of Central Florida Chorale singers who gave out Last cheery t' of farewell to their fuhlks and suPPcderl before bsdM the let Jar id"whiaked them away to Wednesday, to rotate forWarsaw,PoIand. The 15 women the ( horale, three husbands Will ttITC an friends will War PolmW for dilree weeks, prestaft concerts almost daily, before returning to Central Florida oil Juiv 18. (Herald Photo by Jean Patteson) Voter I Beas e Record F ave B) MICKLOCHRlDGE Herald Writer ,,.-r' . 5. • .: " o a r 0 . __ I • i. , . •. they ar e seeking to cooperate county officials on the matter, on insuring the proper Officials said at press time development of the park. that no meeting had been Jim Ryan, president of the A second meeting between scheduled. Central Florida Zoological county and society officials The BCC on Tuesday, conSociety, said today that the reportedly Is being scheduled, cerned the society would not societ) Intends to "pull our own but no time has been set ac- have enough funds to finish chestnuts out of the fire" cording to one county official, even minimum requirements regarding financial problems A meeting scheduled for on the more than 80-acre park, encountered in developing the Thursday morning to hammer asked for the society to stop park lands adjoining the new out a deal to offer the state and spending any of the remaining zoo site, federal government was grant money until the project However, Seminole County cancelled when zoo officials had can be evaluated. officials still are concerned an emergency and could not The society met the following about meeting all state and attend, a society official said, night to reject the BCC's federal requirements attached Commission Chairman Sid request and Instructed the to the $100,000 federal funds Vihlen Jr said this morning Executi 'e Director of the issued for developing the that if a i" eeting can be Srcie' Al liozon to continue Following action by the worked out'oday, he will with the Mrk davelonent. 'qt t : nn .'il a pcc4 3c,ar4 :f Counts Cri. r 1'"W"r; mi4 ILi rt rniuloners BCC) 'and the meeting Of le society trustees going to. alter our purpose. park. sodety earlier this week of. early next week to meet We're going to puli our own ficiaLs of both parties still ' say "eyeball to eyeball" with chestnuts out of the fire. This is Ov iedo efeats HaIscott In Council Race a personal involvement of the citizens of Seminole County," Rya said. "We're got a goal and we set out to do It under in, surmountable odds. Now we've almost reached the top of the mountain," he said. Meanwhile. Rown met with State Department of Traitsportation officials 1 DOT) this 7 regular city c ouncil meeting. strong mayor type government council failed by better than morning regarding the building The turnout t as , the big with the mayor being a voting five to one, • of a deceleration Lane for the ---.. surprise Cit) Clerk Nanc> Cox member of the council, ,f road off U.S.17-92 Question one The mayor asentrance had predicted a "fair turnout" questions on the ballot were Ron said that the DOT ofof about 300 or 35 per cent of the vaguely worded. voting P A participating ficia p originally had requested city's 849 qualified electors at member of council" passed by the Line be built prior to the Clear CU dd ecisioo ns were 208-86, t..it Question 5 of the t he city hail polls. She sa W'w•• • , July 4 zoo oper.ing. id made b the voters, wever . Mayor have strong author ity & — today Th ursday's tLrnout was ;T DOT now has delayed the 1 on . questions three and four passed by 55-129 in a sclueaker the largest the ty has seen I ip building of the lane until after since the 1967 general election, about whether the mayor This result could be changed if* r, the opening, but will install should be elected by the voters all of the 27 absentee ots.r Some 353 electors cast their or the city council, -" - '# ' caution signs along the highway against the proposal. . ballots during the hours of 7 and •' 'Lf Rozon said, flown said he Unofficial results showed the 7 Thursday and 27 more cast . The special election as prcmised the DOT officials that absentee votes prior to yester- public favored by better than called, ~i accordance with ti-,e the lann- would be built by the 'selection for a total t urnout four to one retaining the current current city charter , when end of July or mid August \s L rc"i1' ofda380 method of electing its chief Walter Rawlson resigned or 44.75 per cent. E.StlIfl3ted cost of the lane for from munici pa l executive. Results th the society will be $1,000 for e City Council. Jqf rJfl! While the city council had were 241.60. The co m pa nion materials and tome labor, "J( I f jj 1 j P% been considering revising its fourth question of whether the Beaslev's term will extend 14 RAY BEA.SIEY 1960's charter to nrovide a mayor should be elected by the months to September, 1976. (Continued on Page 3-At . By DONNA FSI'ES Herald Stall Writer government indicated the voters want to continue the five member city council, wish to OVIEDO City voters continue electing the mayor turned out In record numbers and are willing to have the for a special election here mayor as a voting and paryesterday to return Ray ticipating member of the ci ty Beasley to the city council seat council. — he held for three terms before Energy Crisis Story ) • ' , Inside Sunday i 'JsJOL41 S Bi.'D LAYER The only question passing in a . , - ' ., ' ' . • ' , ' C BU-RD 1 •, AV "the rancher who wants to retiring from public life 22 squeaker was number five, the months ago. "Mayor have strong enlarge his stock pond or Beasley easily defeated authority, which unofficial farmer who wants to deepen an irrigation ditch or plow a field" poli ti cal newcomer, William returns sh owed passed 155 to lials(ott, an assistant principal 129. must apply for a permit. The City Council is to canvass Congressional hearings on in an Orange Count) school Unoffici al re su l ts gave Beasley the election at a special pesti cide permits - part of t he tallies to 144 for Halscott. meeting at 5:30 p.m. today and Federal Insecticide, Fungicide The straw ba llot questions, Beasley will rece ive his oath of and Rodenticide Act will see king the people's advi ce on a office and officially assume his change in the city's form of new responsibilities at the July (Continued (hi Page 2-Al A a"Liali 1111111111111M • . • •, — to be sure y(yj finish telling my 12:30 2:45 5:00 7:20 9:40 MAY It TOO INTENSE SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) Investigate perplexing matters solutions. Please mate who want% more of your ti - If politicians at his Altamonte office, Concerning the 9:30 a.m. public hearing at Altamonte City Hall Monday, Kelly says there are two issues vital to Florida farmers, growers, One is federal regulations which require ranchers and farmers usi ng insecticides and pesticides to be tested and certified by the U.S. governmont before such products are used. The second, he said, Involves the U.S. Army Corps of il ...i f,u Engineers' new '4 dredge fl,.0 PM RECEIVE A GOLD SOUVENIR TICKET and ranchers and landowners that will soon be considered by the U.S. Congress. THE PREMIERE SHOWING TUES. JULY I t mayori r . Hotel then proceeding with hand shaking tour of the courthouse In Sanford. , / Kelly, who represents the ., fifth Congressional District • which includes Seminole, began his whirlwind tour from Washington where Congress is tin recess in preparation for a public hearing scheduled Monday In Altamonte Springs. L A Kelly aide said the , congressman was to be available at County Cornmission chambers here at 3:I5 • this afternoon to meet and speak with Seminole voters That session was to follow a noon luncheon at the Longwood BON Hotel. Following the eotrthouse tour, Ke lly's set to mee t wi th Seminole -. I•" / ,. , MOTHERS: '=5 Rya n Says Zoo • Mil l ca wInni ___________ County "Concemed . am Ms. Patte Martin, director of retribution from Mrs. Jean an agency in favor of legalized pamphlet claims. Schools. — legalized On the other hand Mrs. Doyle subject matter is taken into the Services, earlier this month Right to Life organization. Mrs. abortion Board members have been is a subject for says it isn't the "safety factor, somewhat noncommittal. If they pass screening classrooms, said she confronts Right to Life Doyle says all facts and debate among clergy, procedures by county school The fact is we protect the However, the board did adopt Layer recommended to the advocates whenever and statistics can easily be businessmen and females officials, two agencies — School Board that Bowe rs be wherever she can, second party, the unborn child, Layer's recommendation last documented, almost every coun try in the Central Florida Birth Contr(A allowed to "weed out any Societyhas to protect its unborn Wednesday to first screen the In a report issued to the Some slides, Mrs. Doyle says, world. babies." Service and Right to Life — will material d ee med unsui ta ble," School Board, Ms. Martin are "offe nsive," but "they're material before it gets into the be allowed to introduce Also, classroom. Layer stipulated called a Right to Life slide really no more gory than slides "Right to Life suggested Both organizations have programs into .,eminole County prsentat1ons be made by the presentation "ugly and gory" shown children in driver safety of women is their big sought permission to introduce Chairman Bud Feather inschools, school system's guidance and said much of the literature education courses." concern, but the fact is that if literature iio the county's structed Layer to "send a School Supt. I3wl Layer says personnel. presented is a Basically, Mrs. I)oyle's ab o rtion were as safe as schools. And Mrs. Doyle says letter" to both agencies ad''gross both agencies must submit The two aendes have' ntif. 4,!,,nhl.s,, '' r' s agairt &er: request4 uótii tern ot me Dars1's their matriaiito Ivan Bowers, feting philosophies. Her remarks brought swift tion, while Ms. Martin heads up be opposed to it," Ms. Martin's Oviedo and Lyman I 1ih positThn. Congressman Ri chard Kelly, R-11oliday, jetted int Seminole County today. meeting first with area businessmen at the Longwood 1.ATU 1t'1i J YOU LIKE FIVIS, YOU'LL LOVE CHRIST Y pupil personnel, before any Central Florida Birth Control Doyle, president of Florida's abortion. The topic 11 S w A director of the school system's Herald Staff Writer Tours County HOROSCOPE w B y ED PRICK ETF Kelly Club (44) Mod Squad 5:30 (2) News (6) Andy Griffith (13) Modern Home Digest (24) Villa Alegre (35) Lost In Space 6:00 (2. 6, I, 9) New s (24) Electric Company (44) Lucy Show 6:30 (2.0) NBC News (9) ABC News (13) Peter Loves Mary (24) Carrascolendas (35) Mayberry RFD (44) Get Smart ui*iil iiij1 j1 S " __ your NASHV LL. LL b ' ' Debate Centers On Abortion Issue 10 School Officials To Screen Controversial Programs (24) Se same Street (I) Jackpot (9) el (44) Mickey Mouse Club 4:30 (2) 9onanza (0) Mery Griffin (9) GIlIiqan's Island (13) Wlnti'' P'rk City Council 135) batman (44) Gltf,otn's ?sI.srcj 5:30 (9) Dlia (24) Mister Roger's Neighborhood (35) Mickey Mouse 12:00 (2, 44) News (6) Young And Restless ur Jill.. (35) My Favorite Mart Ian (44) Ilrwterdoa (24) Bill Mo"ers Journal 3:00 (2. 6) Anot her Wor ld (6) Price Is RIgh! (9) General Hospital (35) Cartoons (44) Addams Family 3:30 (6) Match Game () e Life To Live (24) International Animation Festival (3$, Uncle Hubie Show (44) Three Stooges 4:00 (2. 0) Somerset (6) Mery Griffin (9) Lucy Shcw AFTERNOON (6) Joker's Wild (a) Romper Room Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents Showdown (24) Sesame Street (35) 700 Club (44) Father Knows Best 10:30 (2, I) Wheel Of Fortune (6) Gambit (44) Green Acres 11:00 (2,11) High Rollers (6) Now You See It (9) Split Second %That are our rnajoroIlcornpanies doing and ,ha(will they do to help ease the energy crisis' What 1, needed in the tans of a ft. ral ci" ''s poll." "ri' ard P Hardin ef the Mobil Oil Company gives his siews in an in-depth intersieta in Sunday's edition of The Herald. - Sorenson Wants Budget Trimmed Paving Protect Deta led LAKE sIAIC'i Mayor Ironi the current )ear's $51,741 Walter Sorenson gave the City plus $1,500 from federal Council his budget message for revenue sharing, police R,515, 1976 last night. "Determine up from the current year's what ls necessary as opposed to $25,601 plus $11,72 federal Want to know how a paving project Is done" Read the detailed account of the current rity-wide paving program underwav In Sanford In the Seminole Magazine on Sun- what we would like to have," revenue sharing; fire SM,486, Department requests, In down from $36,844, building and eluding both general fund and zoning $23,206, up from $16,747 da utilities department, totaled i _M _ ,L'- I k - and administration $51,08, up Y ' .'. • . I .. - - - ' • .1 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1975 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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CARNIVAL Ti•sday, June24, 175 BEETLE BAILEY I%% II40,5 WIN AT BRIDGE Mort Walker 4' (. "\ b1 1 I ip ,4 N% / \. 1 r4 Nx i,iege ' \.__ - ,l%t " s AFRO - ON T4 v. c -- M L Y ALLEY OOP I NOItTII It) 24 £3 A K 86 4 A Q82 A'74 WEST FAST A7 A A K.1 9 ., ) Q32 VJ 1095 J 1064 •K7 4 K Q 106 A 193 souTn A Q 1086542 V V7 953 A82 by Dave Grauc I'mr-M U4lN3S SM 'FINES.,EXCEPT') wu.., IF W14V?Y'ThN 10 FIT M PRETTY FOR Z)40ES! 'n.4IRE R&t.) MV FEET ARE G,ALL"! HOW'D 1}4ERE AIN'T - BEEN $C*,, G", 1CD BG YOU MAKE OUT? ANY IN MERE! T1E'( POBAmy - -',M)ULDN'T ? 11 4 •• If, ... - - r r r' 'I - •- IA 11 11 Lw L • i Pals T: I AC Sjj, Both vulnerable HAVE FIT iOU ANYWAY! - . - Piss rI 4£ l'tn' bidding has been I U.~~~ ' l'..c Pass 3y I'ass I 11, 7 ~ ,--N ~--,~r l-,- ( %000' • op I BAB'? TO vat*Ezx M4t'1 1.'(/ 46C$MtRI %a$P.8 LLY. DJi4T LV A A \1 ' iv 3 • ______ ~ 6 i ,r ~ ' t'ii 'wp.,.S i L So, the Intertribal Council wants to sue for the return of the eatire US. • • with the exception of Washington D.C. " ' Layer said current salaries are 35 per cent, or 129-4.696, off counties have cut all travel schedule represents a A principal's salary is because of still unknown Hughes said he had asked for low and predicted the board requests, but Harris says a 13 expenses from next year's "negative approach on prin- determined by the number of budget conditions, the corn- a pay raise for assistant would look favorably on the per cent cut .s needed to bring school budgets. cipals' salaries." teachers he supervises For mittee, under pressure from principals in a recommendation The school system's budget increases, that portion of the budget Into Barker wanted a principal's example, a principal with under Bob Hughes, principal at Sable submitted to Cowley. But Ernie Cowley, the school review committee has voted to line with last year's 17.1 mIllion level ac20 teachers under Cowley's new Point Elementary, agreed to Hughes said Coley left it out of system's assistant personnel salary to start at a (I 0 recornmend a $312 pay hike for The Ceur,t," ! assistant committee meeting yesterday "DO you see any way to cut teachers the principal super. $18,096, while a principal who pay hike. It salary Index schedule for ordered by Layer and based on elementary school principals, in which Asst. School Supt. by $1 million?" asked Don school vises, regardless of the number supervises 100 teachers would principals. statewide salaries. If the pay raises are approved Roger Harris announced the Reynolds, a 11 committee of years the principal has been receive a ton salary of $22,152. The rake will require apby the school board, assbtant eiunty cvcI services portion of member and nrinci'l But that s ) 4u!,!rm. under in th . .-'. • ln' - .!'-' • irv . t ItWIue• assistant 'pñn;le high Schliol. "No, I fire 'fro .r" Barker, schedule asks Owt b Though no action was taken tWnk we can sell and eaei: a dgh of I'1,2L4 a1r highe r ttn t'd lil:e to that (the cipals at the elementary level don't," Harris -said, noting, Lakeview Middle School not reach (elI pay until the end on Cowley's schedule or raise) to the board" Layer told earn 113,6% to start and a high 15 years. School Supt. bud Coriunjmembers pared however, that some Florida principal, who said Cowley's of the fifth year on the job. Harker' recumiienJation the Commissioner. of $17.2.• __________________________________________________________ , By Roge, BoIIen __ FUNN'( ______ BUSINESS (ECEk'MIC )WA(44I )W R57 U7 M4 A TUK SAGW F *a,' A ___________ ----,TALd", J (4 ~v II; -.1 1, i 4 k ~ " MW W 17 - AZWfl45 AM.' 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''--- No Re From Shevi*n On Planning Law WINTER SPRINGS- The municipalities - Winter Sanford City.Manager Warren Monday night objected to the with representatives of the city is opposed to such waste. city, as yet, has not received a Springs In particular - must (Pete) Knowles are both of the Florida Department of Corn. local governments indicated Originally the cities and the reply from Attorney General abide by the Seminole County opinion th,e new statewide act to munity Affairs announced plan the planning muncil would be county had agreed the $10,000 Robert Shevin on a request by Planning Act of 1974 or the go Into effect July 1 has to allocate $10,000 in funding, the ideal third party to un- would be split up on the basis of the City Council for an opinion statewide planning act of 1975 repealed the local act spon- requested by the county and the dertake the study. population among the various on which planning law now or both. sot-ed by the Seminole County cities, to the East Central Dennis said the planning governing bodies with each applies to Seniinole County Confusion on the matter has Cormnission. Florida Regional Planning group could administer the responsible for its own section cities, developed since the Legislature The statewide law gives a Council for a study of goals and 110,000 fund and have actual of the overall study. City Attorney Attorney just prior to its recent ad. 1979 deadline for completing objectives of the proposed work done by a consultant or Dennis. in a letter to the Newman Brock wrote to Shevin journament passed a statewide development plans. The local comprehensive plan. could do the work itself. planning council, said the last week on City Council in-. planning act. act has a 1977 deadline. A letter from Jim Dennis of City Councilman John money split did not satisfy the structions to determine While the city Is awaiting the the Department of Community [)aniels called the plan a objective of a coordinated State Rep. Robert Hattaway whether the county's (D-Altamonte Springs) and Shevin opinion, the city council Affairs said a recent meeting 'waste of mnev". adding the comprehensive ç'an Says Order Not Violated V"I -- C 4-- ) by How,. Schn.ida, - ET iEjJr3 At)V - [ \ -. I ( "I -. _i - - '- Index .., %; . 1% Knowles Defends Paying '/ iBridge • . Calendar F By GLENN McCASLAND 'If financing and engineering dearly no priority Miles in the 'stuk su.tor of the Classified 4-5B i' . -s isIJj - / teesibility dictates, a series of established," Knowles said. Herald Staff Writer city, 14.85 miles in both black Comics 68 • OP P consecutive contracts can be let Alfred Del attibeaudiere sectors with . 413 03 miles In Crossword ' - . •. 4.,•• Stipulations to a 1974 Federal and the city could devise an president of the Georgetown Georgetown and 9.82 miles in Editorial 4A ,____k Court order concerning paving as sessment formula Dear Abby for Improvement Association, Goldsboro. 9A "( % !.\ -______ . ' ' Sanford city streets back the division equitably' of total costs. charged Monday- night the city' 413 The court also rules the city I)r. 1.311)1) i Sanford City Commission in The project was awarded to had disregarded Horoscope 413 the residents would use 1250,000 for •: _________ ', one cont,ractor, all at once. ) The of Georgetown when the struction and equipping a new Hospital awarding contracts to one SA -• ..-.--.-'-•. .• contractor and allowing him to contractor has chosen to Commission awarded the lire station and 110.000 for a Obituaries 5r\ schcdule his work on his own execute the work in multiple paving contract last month p01't 1.2-311 Previously agreed joint pasing I) ' . plan, City' Manager Warren sections of the city in varying In his remarks, I)eI.at- project with Seminole County Television In order dependent on drainage tibeaudiere claimed the city' on Airport Boulevard. The Women's "Pete" Knowles said today, .. Knowles released a three- work needed for piping; the had violated the court order by order on Page 4, Section 6, . • vriwit . page memorandum, drawn rainy season appeoachlng; and allowing paving to begin in the acknowledges a city-wide I .• yesterday, to city corn- to allow his pipe sub-contractor Goldsboro section of the drainage problem exists that Yesterday's hIgh 19; overmissioners after a black to Complete the community, pipe work 0 rather than the affects "all areas of -1a the city" night low 69. Rainfall trace. J community representative ahead of the construction Georgetown area. Partly cloudy and the city was to commit through crews," the city manager's accused the city of s1olttng On page four, section seven of •ItslI to ryn.ii' Ihe problem. tomorrow with scattered ('(Ir( order in th 1c:ti 'c h ,,, ; t e court order, Judge Young Knowles s-'id In his report thundershowers. Highs in the "If consecutive contracts are ruled, "In the event the con- that "the ('o'n:ms',lon has put mid to upper SOc. Lowi, in the miles of street paving contracts -----Il 4 tast month used, the city would give structionof the paving prog -am this toa public vote twiiti4jntl,t 70c Variable mnstls northeast -, •-The memorandum lists 12 Georgetown first priority. The requires letting of consecutive has been defeated both tiiiies' and e'at winds around 10 mph, city awarded 211 to one con ontracts, the section of the stipulations agreed to by at I ot stronger and gusty near The court case when filed torneys for both parties in. tractor and did not give out City of Sanford known as was not on paving, but the thundi'rshis-wrrs. i4ain The Child Evangelism Fellowship will be on hand at Saplord's volveti In the action and is contracts consecutively Georgetown, will, to the degree charge was civil rights pruhahilit ) per cent during GETTING READY Independence Day celebration July 4. Representatives of the covered by a copy of the court because of financing or it is engineertn.gly feasible, be dlscrmination on a very broad th at tt-rni,nns, 20 per ' -c-nt at fellowship shown are from left, Ricky Patterson, Stacey Cimç order, signed by U.S. District engineering. The contractor given first prior-.1y." field on all city functions," night hell, Mrs. Frank Frazier holding "Danny," Lordes Williamson Judge George C. Young, Middle then schedules his work on his FOR THE FOURTH Knowles points out that the (i'rnph'tt- dtIails aiid tides mi and Melanie Altlzer. (Herald Photo by Torn Vincent) own plan. In this case, there is streets tobc paved include 13.16 District of Florida, Orlando. iCnntinu'd 'ii l'agt' 10-i paiz. - - -- . ______ '-' _____ t , -T 6 / . ' 7fs N I ,~ 8 €'.,j1' ii' 1 i -4 .--owl' . r i..~ 7 I- 4i I . ir•' F)RE TOPS Pe ilrNKS BAD rC4! ,/' L VA ' "41 A.OARD - -- .' -' - -'4 '; ' , - :' ~ "11 ______ con. ______ ____ ____ _____ .' i ---- - - -, I L I . 41 1~. 4: 4 I 1 ...r-'---1 ~ , r 1~ - "v ( I r • I :-ç M. J '4. t -~ V-~~ n ,- SHORT RIBS - II u MAP RM3 -o---/ Ya-R Srx- Gkk~ i S EMPTy Im (011-AIN'APTER YA ~ i (F Irl S NTAC71ES. a__a, - T,IIg -- - S.. -- - - - -- ' " '. ,". ______ ____________ __, ~~~,, by Frank Kill sRn.. TO _ L J - - ----)il f.-J-5 SAW Z 1~ 1 " L 7•\\ oo • - ,1~I by Bob Th.vn \ 4 . ~ i ,u FRANK AND ERNEST if%-- -"/ ~\, -- - - , •,.t.4 F '. . CAPTA' EA5'Y..IM MR PLATO, FRU5 FLI N T 5TEWARC', AMC' HERE. YOUR PLEASE CC GET ,,, L A..- r ,ii~~ ]- i * CA17 '' .' ' t I 'j' , il. __, - . )R .('.1 A :T I WI'P-4 'VU - 4 5; -'. -i - 11 - r ' - The vote of the people would not be binding but Council members generally agree the nod of the voters would be sufficient m.andate for charter revision. Using the same method as Altamonte Springs state home rule law -to create a new charter, at) ordinance would be adopted and a ratifying vote of the people would be called at a later time, by Bob Montana fj ~ ,--Y ' i-, : !4 -A '••*' Under the conunittee's plan, the present mayor type government would be changed to B 3trong-mayor type format with the mayor acting as Council chairman and having a vote. Currently, the mayor does not have a vote and the five member City Council elects a chairmn from among its members. - I~\ PMU TOE bAiT C31 T-5 TM OFF L I AJD 1 WI4AI CA'J I vORE TEMPTINGA READY $EEN I ... 4OD • I L THOUAN( &JCk5 I RRA,J,EC 1 06 JECT TO SKiP- - r -WT M6; .; '''- In recent months, Councilmen Arthur Evans and Herbert McCarley and Mayor Leon 0111ff, acting as a charter study committee, recommended one councilman's office be eliminated in favor of a five man Council composed of four Council members and the p .uiaii P5 -.--- . - #,0 I 1 lands. -' (!,,,, paving project is $25,000. caused the money problems. -*'r 17 1 Roger Nelswender, director In order that the parks lands 'They've done the best they ..• ,...-.. ' I of the department of County can be further developed and can," he said ;. ' V' Development told the board the that the final installment of Nelswender's concern that ' " Society's plans for developing grant money, $20,000 will be the boggling of the grant could -. - --.-----.. the park lands calls for up to forwarded, Neiswender has cause future trouble in ob. '- • . .../," $57,000 mm'. than the qnM.&i, recommended 1 . , .5 ' fn the WV w t1rirni frIg,p,,l4 u sa1 ctn# -imr. .1 1 __ in iks ,,4p,,, nnl has available.• i' " • -. '1 - ,.. paving m ci, was 5.wrj shared.1y corn- ., ,. . 4. m&.11si, 4 , . ...A 1 • .? - •• was 4 for th •.-is J • y,. -..•.4 monerz, , I a' 4. .n a 4 j.s'.. ,VvA?1swe,der, relayng 4 Commissioner Mike Hat- pU"!"4 .:&- " " county and zoo officials to recommendations of the taway said: "We've worked jp4 discuss the spending halt and emino1e County Parka hard to develop rapport with '? - .discuss other alternatives to AdvIsory Committee, the state and 'feds' to maintain '' offer the federal government, suggested that in addition to the funds and a lot depends on the , -. .,,,.._; The Society, which leased the $4,000 from the county, the faith they have In the county." -t - 10~' • 'j,t': more than 100 acres en- Society return $7,000 worth of lie cautioned against getting •-rcompassing the zoo and park lumber intended for board on the "wrong side" of the '.. /1:. " j.. - ,_,,. 0,44 lands from the county for a walks which will total $11,000. government agency. ' i'.k nominal fee, has been using The Society then could spend Hattaway said the county j. $200,000 for developing the park the remaining $14,000 for the needs to take "certain steps and r' - . . 7 - --"-a; lands. Society trustees ac- total $25,000 for the road say tothe Society that these are •-" "i'. cumulated $100,000 to match project, he said. te steps that must be taken If federal funds. However, Neiswender said the county Is to work with them. But, in order for the Society to that this proposal is all ten"We've got to lay out a This Is the main road leading to the new Central Florida Zoo which The county has bem asked to pave receive the federal money, tative pending approval by the (Herald Photo by Bill Vincent) (Continued on Page MA which comes in separate Federal Department of Interior I 11 WINTHROP ., ,",-%~ # 0 _... The questions when answered by the voters will give the city government guidelines on how a new charter should be The wording which appears on the bauotls exactly as approved by the City Council, according to city hall clerks, A _J) A C4EAP r' FAMILY! T ' L"-r IS It BROE ) . 'r 8OR' MONEY, d '- - 4R (ir i ',vuQ ing H It Sp '' ,. 3. '.< is ()j ,g r Poll OuiCtai., are ii 5.,UA Edna Staley, Mae King and Eleanor Morgan. In the election, a veteran o two-year terms previously on . city coimu4, Beasley, vyin g with gs • W&I1I Ut.,,,,H - - 1 ,Jan • range .Ot*fly assistant principa' , • 4fWI, I W%. £5 mont hs remaining W III Urm w+u r4ünaI . t,I WaIV .-i. ilie straw questlonson the ballotareasfoljowa: "1. Mayor as voting and participating member of Council, "2. Five member Council. Mayor elected by voters. Mayor elected by Council. Mayor have strong authority." (444%44(_ _:_ - 'S UP7Ur*417 FACES, ThlRSTl?& FOR KNOWL.EPE, I.. A MEND, HERB— Z ' WN UPON YOUR 1 "OuE MORE fl4AP,J yr . Polling place for the election to name a new co jncilman and give advisory opinions on proposals to change the city's form of government is the city ball. The polls WEL.COM , GUYS.'_ GAP, AS I LOO K J .1 machines will be available, Thirty electors had filed absentee ballots before today. , IMt'-.,iJl..c: - j ___ OVIEDO - City Clerk Nancy Cox today predicted a 'fair" turnout of the 849 city residents eligible to cast ballots in tomorrow's special election Mrs. Cox interpreted "fair" as about 300 or 35 per cent of the city's registered voters. 11 LI. k payments, the money Is Bureau of Outdoor Recreation. IV F. -. . -, ) channeled through the county He said that the Federal Q government which turns the government may reaulre ad. ;, , J• The Seminole Board of money over to the Society . ditional projects be finished County Commissioners (BCC) Now, however, according to before the county can be ttiLi last night decided to call for the Nelswender, the Society has cleared of its grant obligation Central Florida Zoological spent $186,000 of the 1)0,0OO -"1( etswender, said that the Society to halt spending and still has not completed at road is an "absolute minimum" E4tremaining federal grant monje least one major project which for completion on the project !V for development of the park Netswender says will stop the The Zoo Is scheduled to open r.lands adjoining the new zoo federal government from July 4, with or without paved - , IIt site, pending evaluation of the closing out the grant and will roads The 21 acres of the zoo ' project by count) and Society leave Seminole County In a had property is being developed e' officials. fight with both state and federal with donations from citizens, The request to immediately officials, local governments and - stop using any of the remaining The major project remaining businesses. $14,000 followed a revealing Is the paving of the entrance Commission Chairman Sid -• report on the development of road off U.S. 17-92 and parking VihlenJr., said thattnflaUon hit -i2' 11,1111111111 16- A AM I VIOUR FR4 4 r', .:I ___ __ w 1) A Project Herald Staff Writer By I)ONA F.STF.S Herald Staff Writer cAlL ti 4'' MIX! 4IJJ_ I cc U Of ByMICK LOCIIHIDGE 0 BUGS BUNNY B ION Dl E 0 aZD Al5 awe I C~' , Li 'w OR E57EffW75. nty C Fair Turnout (N ; 7M 6O C Pending Evaluation I Clerk Predicts L?O() kMr To WVrCI-4 -- i THISP i HMSEHCLC)./T------1 L'41U(IltISE ASSS TAJ.A Ih //W W. 7AE$ VJ& &'ffN' 0 ByEDPRICKETT IleraldStaffWrfter by Garry Trudeau UU, AE iiA1W \jL.EEPJ /1 0 H*k iTO PUT MV\ ) 411~ _____ DOONESBURY S EXTREMELY t REPL.AV YOUR ' y GRATIFYING, 4R$. LECTURE EVERY NlGHT,)SAvO MY ZIMmER, TO SEE PO,cE$SOR 4if JPEARLS OF YOU RECORD MY ---' \ wi5osi LECTURE EACH A _ newspaper), "L"I5SPAI'ER CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS - 24 You. Si'ulh PIIilII lrr:p.ccti e of svttii 'oflit' £ v K J •AKQJ4 £ \ 4 players ilI Insist ofl pla'ing What do vxi 410 floW' the hand come hell or A - itidlour hearts. You rrr water. Th ey will not respect going to game In an rsent partner's sign-off bids TOlPty'S LF.sTlO\ When you are playing with Instead it bidding lhr.'i' h.'.irt somt one of that type you have only one defense against trou- ymir partner has bid thr(v spijt ble You must pass before you oser your thret' diamonds What do get too high. )UU do flOW' Anssrr Tomorrow We can't really blame South too much for his repeated spade Send $7 for JACOB V MODERN bids He thd have a seven-card suit and they don't show up boo.k to. Win at Bridge." (do this P.O. Box 489. Radio every deal. City Station. New York. N Y too 19 ______________________ At'the same time he migh t ( G!.E LL)MP-1M' fj to 2 Sanford, Florida 32771-Price 10 Cents _____ -- Pass PWPe! June ,1975 4 'imtk -- B Oswald & Jamc% Jacoby -1- 7AaUr AimI ) North I .i.t "t ri _ _ _ PEft6E... t CC*.3'T WA4T TO 67th Year, WM [lass --- ---- FICIF11ti ] A71 IA P.ics -- V;? I Pass I 1. J €p Pass Pass Pass 1)bk 1'is __ by Art Sons 'cc' I Open.ag lead - K A _ A FasI South 2 P-1 ks ME (dAT U\FCT TO KUDW n1 utu. i ~ North 4 3 N.T .f- * . THE BORN LOSER I 0 have seen signsof approaching trouble and quit at two diamonds. Not that there is anything inspiring about a twodiamond contract, but North might even have made it. hen, when North jumped to three I1rump, South might have passed The contract would probably be three down. but no one had doubled North Still. South went on to four spades and when this got around to East there was a dou• bk South might have gotten out for down two but somehow or other he landed three in the soup to give the opponents a nice, unearned 800 points ,..,......_-.' r1 ' , . By 05W1%l.I) and JASIE.S JACOBY I o1rr IT I t-- L I a ) aT'TT RJ,',iOR i -IE byDick Tumor 11 - ---= - - - ;-'---4.- -. .- -- --------'- - ._____ -----, -• - - ------ ---------- -: -- -W' 1 - . - ------------ ,- 'T . --- - - i1111111111111111111111111019 1---W IM .1 1,// ' 6k Y - -i 1.1 "(4i c' �2A—Evening Hirad. Sanford, FL W.dn.sday, June is, 197 I Ruling Expected On Status Of Principals Tools, Dogs, Clothes Stolen Deputy Nabs Cake-Eating Theft Suspect NA110N by smashing a bathroom reported he discovered the door. window. Deputy F. M. Stewart burglary at 3:30 a.m. wile Johnson said Horn was ob. reported $200 in jewelry was making a routine building Sheriff's deputies last night served Inside the More eating taken In a burglary at the 17 check. arresteda Sanford man inside a two 25-cent "Mickey Cakes." Candlewick Drive, Altamonte Janice I. Mathes, Masts burglarized grocery store In The deputy's report listed a Springs, residence of Joseph Cove Apartments, reported a Midway after responding to a vehicle used In the burglary as Levy. $150 citizens band radio was a red, 104peed bicycle. burglar alarm, taken when an auto was Booked at county jail on TL ..J4 bL.J Beer Stolen burglarized police said today. $5,000 bond on a charge of II IeI I F I VIJeU Terry Lee Reynolds, 19, of breaking and entering with A Waco, Tex. man reported electronic "crack finders" Fairmont Ave., Sanford, Sanford police today were Orlando, was booked at county intent to commit a felony was that tools valued at $1,681 were were missing from his vehicle, reported a female German investigating an early morning Jail on 1,500 bond on charges of James C. Horn, 18, Sipes Ave., stolen when his auto was In other sberlfrs reports, Shepherd dog and six puppies, break-In at the New York Beer driving under the Influence and Midway. burglarized at a motel parking Patricia N. Maddox, of Fox. plus clothing, total value $720, Garden, W. 13th St. and Olive possession of a controlled Deputy Frank Johnson Jr. lot near 14 west of Sanford. croft Apartments, Winter Park, were taken In a burglary at his Ave., In which money was taken substance. Jail records In. reported deputies responding to Deputy David R. Smith said reported a $600 man's diamond residence. Deputies said neigh- from vending machines and dicated Reynolds was arrested the burglar alarm found the Donald Fortenberry reported ring was taken from her bors reported seeing two $450 in beer and wine was by deputy David Duguld on Eastaide Country Market, SR. four air drills, three air ham- residence, Do'.'gles Avenue, Altamonte persons enter the houze by a rexted missing. 46, Midway, had been entered mets, a sales kit and two William W. Thomas, 300 window and Later leave by a Patrolman Carey Herndon Springs, at 2:30 am. By BOB WOYD HeraldSiaff Writer IN BRIEF FBI Campus Disruption Tactics Are Disclosed WASHINGTON (AP) The FBI secretly tried to get three teachers fired, distributed phony right-wing newsletters on two college campuses, and wrote anonymous letters to the parents of student antiwar activists during the I%Os, newly disclosed FBI documents show. Those activities were part of the agency's coimterintelligence operation against the New Left. The FBI says the operation, dubbed (XIINTELPRO, began May 9, 1938, and ended AprU 23, 1971. The 256 pages of documents were the latest COIN. TELPRO files obtained and made public by the Socialist - flu*,it.a., rulIy all *I.a %4"IS06.- 04"1 D5QUi$ "Jr. a a... ala. igency turned over the files In compliance with a court order. 04 the completz release cf all eat files will tell us 't n'.anv more the FBI ratLrockd out of J(J.i ani !..'I sd in ccr s thtr p1itial vv[; u unpopular witi the FBI," said Syd Stapleton, national secretary of the Political Rights Defense Fund, which is providing legal assistance for the Socialist Workers suit. Robberi Jail Term Red'u' ced'T* 30 Years WASHINGTON (AP) An alleged plot to kill Cuban Premier Fidel Castro in the early 1960s was the only Instance in which the Senate intelligence committee has found evidence of collusion between the CIA and the underworld, according to Sen. John G. Tower. Tower, a Republican from Texas, commented Tuesday after three hours of cloned-door testimony by underworld 'igure John Rseth about his role in the alleged pict which authoritative sources have described as an aborted attempt to poison Castro. Today, the committee was scheduled to bear from William K. Harvey, a former CIA official who also has been linked to Castro assassination plans. Committee Chairman Frank Church, 1)-Idaho, said Tuesday that Rseth's account of the alleged plot against Ca 'S life did not differ substantially from the various press reports of the scheme. Rosaelll "filled us In with much greater detail and a much more complete understanding of the exact nature of the relationship (between the CIA and the underworld) and the chronology of events," Church said. - By ED PRICKM The ruling has statewide possible, Pelley said, that the cipals may organize units appeal to PERC. organization of public employes Herald Staff Writer implications In that whatever board could file a suit against separate from teachers for Last month, Pelley flew to which seeks to bargain with The Public Employees PERC tells Pelley will apply to the commission should the purposes of collective Tallahassee to assess the effect their employer. Relations Commission (PERC) all school systems In Florida, ruling go against the Seminole bargaining, of the resignation of PERC's is expected to decide Saturday Though Pelley's final hearing Seminole officials notably County irluest. In Seminole, the Seminole first chairman, Charles whether principals and school board member Allan Pelley says he's looking for a Education Association (SEA) Freeman. Initially, Pelley has been postponed several asslst.antprincipals lnSeminole Keetti— became alarmed when favorable ruling because represents the county's feared Freeman's stepping times, he says he's confident County are "managerial" or they found out PERC would principals there have always estimated 1,400 teachers, down would delay his request. the commission will hear him not, a school official said today, allow principals and their been considered a part of the librarians and counselors. out this time. But a second commission Harry Pelley, the board's assistants the right to form "management team." He also Principals may not join that chairman was soon appointed, As far as results are conp chief negotiator, said he will units and bargain for wages noted that principals hire and organization, PERC says. and business got under way as corned, Pelley said only that journey lo Miami to appear for just like teachers, fire and make budgets, two Pelley said principals here usual, "I'm hoping to get a ruling." a second time before the The alarm was sounded and things done almost exclusively have indicated no desire to PERC Is the state agency Other counties with similar commission in an effort to win school officials considered a by management. form any type of organization charged with setting up requests before the commission agreement that principals and suit against the commission, However, PERC officials in for collective bargaining guidelines for collective withdrew their petitions to wait their assistants are but decided instead to await a Tallahassee told The Herald purposes. That's another bargaining In Florida for and see what happens to the "managerial." ruling on Pelley's plea. It's still that the law stipulates prin- argument he's using in his teachers' unions and any Seminole County request. - _. 'I County Directs Utility Action By MICK LOCHRIDflE Herald Staff Writ." left- Crc-..L C'rt JuUge Uavii U. 6trawn noted that with the 3.} riduced to one year. —Henry Preston Oglesby Sr., Davis told the court, before a Sinolt Golf Course, E. E. Strawn has reduced a life years sentence Corey will A circuit court jury found Williamson Road. Layton told PSI and custody were ordered, 45, High Banks Marina, sentence given a convicted possibly be eligible for parole in Rocky Ray Darnell, 20, of the court he was drunk and was that he broke Into a dry DeBary, accused of grand robber to 30 years In prison a year Instead of the longer Sanford, guilty of the Lake trying to steal "some beer," cleaning establishment at4l8S. larceny In the theft of catfish. after telling the defendant he time he would have been Mary robbery and he was Wayne Eugene Foy, 24, 401 Judge Johnson ordered a pro- Sanford Ave., Sanford, Nov. 23, "wanted him to live with It (life required to serve on the Life sentenced to 30 years in prison, sentence investigation (PSI) 1974 with an unidentified man to Myrtle St., Lake Mary, term) for a while." sentence. But the court warned A 17-year-old Juvenile also for Layton. Maximum sentence steal clothing and money. carrying a concealed firearm. Judge Strawn had Marion Corey "unless there's a tur- pleaded guilty In the case In on the plea is one year in Jail. The dude ran and I got Lee Corey Jr., 23, of Sanford, naround in your life you'll end Juvenile court. Sylvester Davis, 17-year-old caught In the building when the returned from the state prison up in prison again, maybe for Elvis Howard Webster, 27, of system yesterday for the brief life." Columbus, Ga., pleaded guilty Midway Juvenile transferred police came," Davis said. hearing reducing his sentence. Corey pleaded guilty April 11 to attempted accessory after from Juvenile to circuit court Davis faces a maximum five trial as anentering adult on a "When I sentenced you to life to the Feb. 24 holdup In which the fact of robbery in the holdupfor breaking and with year prison sentence on the (Figh t Cancer ( May 21) I believed you needed $66 was taken from a Lake and was sentenced to six with a checkup a guilty plea. to commit the burden of a life sentence to Mary drive-in grocery store, months in county Jail after Intent and a Check misdemeanor and escape Other defendants scheduled live with for a while to help Strawn later told the Herald testifying in Darriell's trial. to the for trial this week before Judge effect a turnaround In y that he'd used the "shock efIn othe r circuit court actions charges, pleaded guilty breaking and ente ng. ri Johnson include: AMERICAN life," Judge Strawn told Corey. fect" sentencing technique before Circuit Judge Clarence Corey shook his head once before in Brevard County Johnson Jr: CANCER As part of the negotiated plea William Bradly Fuhrman, negatively, indicating he had when be felt a defendant needed Lawrence Layton, 19, the stale dropped the escape 41, of 911 Ballard St., Altamonte SOCIUY nothing to say, when Judge actual time in prison to see the Lockhart, pleaded guilty to count and agreed not to Springs, attempted breaking Strawn amended the life sen. error of his ways. In that case a attempted grand Larceny in the prosecute Davis for several and entering with intent to tence to 30 years in prison, man's three-year sentence was April 2 burglary of a building at other burglaries. commit a misdemeanor. - Castro Plot Said Only Link J - Tc IWIlilikiiv i1ir6 'j LOU() 'jt 'iI.otr PUc. yesterday initiated several measures to scrutinize utility actions by the City of Casseiberry. The BCC established a public hearing to consider General Waterworks Utility's compliance with county rules and regulations. The action comes in view of the fact that the City of Casselberry has Initiated proceedings to purchase the utility firm. According to Director of County Environmental Services Bill Dale, before the utility system can be purchased by the city, a public hearing on the transfer of certificate must be held. Also, the BCC instructed County Utility Attorney Ned Woolfolk to file an injunction in circuit court to prevent the city from purchasing the utility without complying with county rules and regulations the public hearing. Meanwhile, a law suit filed by Casselberry appealing the county's $2.4 million bond validation for purchase of two utility firms is expected to be decided upon next week in the Florida Supreme Court, according to Attorney John McDonough, handling the county's utility acquisitions. - Parker Ready To Appeal Conviction By BOB LLOYD Herald Staff Writer ..•i., ' p,,.,. ', ...: Parker had also been accused psychologist" In a Yellow and "Doctor of Divinity In of a felony violation of the state Pages ad and termed Parker's Metaphysics" tn the College of a..iz...., - .• t' . -. ,• "t'I1$.,' $111.11 Pitch SANFORD: 950 State St., Sanford PL.sza A taala, GOOD TNIU SATURDAY! CASSELBERRY: Seminole Plaza and 1431 Semoran Blvd. EARLY! SOME ITEMS tiu1vt1 FLORIDA IN BRIEF Most Doctors To Pay More Under Malpractice Plan TALlAHASSEE (AP) A state program for medical malpractice Insurance will coat most doctors more than the private plan that sparked a healthcare crisis. The Florida Medical Malpractice Joint Underwriting Association Board of Governors approved at Its organizational meeting Tuesday the plan of operation for the JUA. The' agency will begin operations July 1 to provide coverage for doctors and hospitals. The plan establishes rates up to $9,000 higher for doctors to buy $100,000 coverage. That amount is required for doctors to receive protection from the Patients Corn- V'.,4 • ._. ,I A.f•' U 'F7 wJ I AR( IN t'MITID SUPP t y Insurance Commissioner Philip Ashler, board chairman, had approved the plan last week and it drew little comment Tuesday. tut irisurare ('nmmis'foner Thomas It. Brown #:r' rC'i5&i) the th: legislature required that the fund be actuarially sound. The JUA Is self-liquidating in three years but must be able to pay claims for seven or eight years, he said. Union Fight Expected' TALLAHASSEE (AP) A "highly sophisticated mudslinging campaign" can be expected this fall by opponents of union representation for state university teachers, union officials say. Ken Megill, United Faculty of Florida bargaining agent, said Charles Freeman, former Public Employes Relations Commission (PERC) chairman, has been hired by a group of faculty members to lead the opposition. Freeman, who quit the state post in May, is a master promnanagement organizer who has been effective In keeping unions from being organized in other areas where he's worked, said Dick Hixson, collective-bargaining director for the Florida Education Association-United. MeglU said he hopes for a vote this fall by faculty mem-bers on the three-part question of whether they should be represented by the 1.1FF, the American Association of University Professors, or should have no union at all. UFF, which is an affiliate of the FEA-United, Is confident of winning that vote, Megill said, PERC Is still in the process of determinating the size of the university system group that will cast ballots, - Jurisdiction Challenged NEW YORK (AP) Officials are investigating the possibility that lightning struck a jetliner attempting to land during an electrical storm, causing It to crash in flames new a crowded highway. Authorities said 110 persons aboard the flight from New Orleans died. Fourteen survivors were hospitalized. Firemen said early today that 108 bodies had been found in the marshy area at the edge of Kennedy International Airport where the Eastern Airlines Boeing 77 plane, nonstop flight 66 from New Orleans, crashed late Tuesday afternoon. Two other persons died at a hospital. There was still confusion today on the number of persons aboard the jet. A spokesman for the airline said there were 116 passengers and 7 crew members, a total of 123. But the hospital where two of the victims died said a total of 16 persons had been admitted and the 14 were still alive. Added to the 108 bodies counted by the firemen at the crash scene, this would make a total of 124 aboard. TALLAHASSEE (AP) The right of professional employes such as doctors, lawyers and nurses to form bargaining units is being challenged by the state in a key test of union jurisdiction. Asst. State Personnel Director Mies Dean said Tuesday that there should be one bargalnkg unit for all professional employes "because of the number of different contracts we would have to negotiate" If each profession had Its own bargaining unit. Ben Patterson of the Florida Nursing Association has argued at a Public Employe Relations Commission PERC i hearing that has been going on for two weeks that the interests of a particular profession would be submerged In a single, statewide professional employe unit. "Registered nurses are also concerned about female Issues such as child care and maternity benefits," Patterson said. "They're concerned about many items that men just don't seem to be too interested In. The majority of professional employes are men and these Issues would be submerged If they were lumped with other professional employes." - - UAF I 1%A_ 14% Tent City Closing Down AGANA, Guam (AP) -,,Tent City," the first home on American territory for more than 90,000 Vietnamese refugees, Is bëng pulled down. The temporary shelter's last 3,300 residents were moved to permanent buildings elsewhere on the Pacific Island after a tropical downpour drenched the camp on Tuesday. There are still more than 15,000 refugees on Guam, including 1,00 who have asked to return to their homeland. Fearing Tent City would be flattened by a typhoon, officials became anxious to shut down the camp when the storm season began in May. After Tuesday's rain, the last residents of Tent City were moved out. Seabees began folding 50,000 cots and d1mantllng 3,)0 tents today. A Navy spokesman said It will take about a week to dismantle the compouM Early Gurney Advice Told Edward Gurney was told in July TAMPA (APt 1973 by a close political friend who had spent four days investigating allegations of illegal fund-raising to seek legal advice, according to testimony at the former senator's bribery conspiracy trial. Texas newspaper publisher James Allison, an unindicted co-conspirator and close Gurney ally, wrapped up two days as a defense witness Tuesday in the trial of Gurney and three others. Allison told the jury that Gurney hired him to go to Florida in July 1973 and conduct an inhouse investigation of fund raising, but Gurney never revealed what he knew. Allison, now a publisher of newspapers in Midland and Plain view, Tex., said he spent about four days on his Florida investigation, then reported back advising Gurney to seek legal advice. Allison said he asked an attorney If he had any responsibility regarding Information on criminality and was told that he did. The witness testified that the lawyer said if Gurney didn't go to the Justice Department, then Allison should. - 2,000 Refrjg e ii:; To REst i;rn CAMP PENL'JfON, Caif. (AP) Hn:nei'ck a worried about isivs arcl parents kit mire than 2,0(Y) , ,,; ith Vietuiriiese ithn e.si:apd to 1u United States ing 11 teturri to the'. tni'iland and an un re j,r certia fate. The çccsçec; Iat .gne rtsa'i be killed by the new (cnwuiist tsut.' of their ! aiieland was mentioned qiutay by some of the prospective repatriates, but most generally avoided the subject. "I like it here, but my family Li net here," said Ding Van Ngau, a 30-year-old American talned pilot In the South Vietnamese Air Force until he fled the Communist takeover in South Vietnam. He adds, "if I talk too much, I will die when I go back to Saigon." - State May Use Defoliant HOLLYWOOD (AP) It may take the type of herbi cide once used in the Vietnam War to rid South Florida of an invader that officials say Is squeezing out other plants and torturing people prone to hay fever. The invader is the hardy melaleuca tree, whose pollenfilled year-round blooms made it attractive as an ornament during the early 1900. Now the tree grows wild and so stubbornly that officials at a workshop here Tuesday said it may take potent herbicides, outlawed for war use when suspected of causing birth defects, to stop it. "We may want to ask for some special kind of permission to use defoliants like those used in Vietnam," said Willizn Maier, state game commission biologist. "We are pretty certain that something like 2, 4, 5-T would be effective against melaleucas." Officials said the melaleuca must be stopped because it uses so much water it can literally dry up wetland areas it invades. - Council, Firemen Plan Meet On Mutual Aid - ______ ' UIU,,,.Mj.4 Sanford, today said he was connection with Yell ow Pages ment was a "referral LiII' to a III., not-for-profit corporation. readying an appeal of his advertisements in the 1973-74 larger ad for his American Fulenwider said the current conviction yesterday by a Sanford telephone directory, School of Mentavivoiogy as president of the corporation, crtt court ju'y on i misxj"- bt' .JclFe Jnp'71 ooered a 'hoiwash' Sticltv Maxwpil, su'd th p. ciinur 'itlutci. ul ti.c 3tak direkJ r aj.ia a trra::iuit-:l Parker, o llo dgrec were for corresPsychological Practices Act. the felony charge before the acted as his own counsel In the pondence courses and that the Parker had indicated he case went to the jury for trial, "a very intelligent man" 'college" is now operated out of would appeal even before the deliberation, and a "sharp cookie" but said it Maxwell's home In Nebraska. jury returned the guilty verdict Judge Johnson said the state is the duty of the law "to ferret Fulenwider testified that Maxyesterday afternoon after had failed to present enough out quacks and charlatans who well, "who remembers Merle deliberating 45 minutes at the evidence that the felony count hold themselves out to the E. Parker," said that he too got end of the one-day trial before should go to the jury. There was public as what they're not." his diploma from the same Circuit Court Judge Clarence T. no testimony of first-hand "This case is about the school. Johnson Jr. knowledge by witnesses that misuse of advertising media in There was testimony that the Judge Johnson allowed Parker had ever practiced as a representing Parker 'in yellow Yellow Pages ads in question Parker to remain free on $,000 psychologist in Seminole and white' as something he were renewals of the same ads bond pending completion of a County, according to the judge Isn't," he said, published In the 1972-73 Sanford court-ordered pre-sentence Assistant State Attorney Bill Heffernan referred to "mail- telephone directory. investigation (PSI). Heffernan, In closing order universities" as "garParker, who had earlier In Parker faces a maximum 60- arguments to the jury on the bage." 'A l(-cent stamp and thk trial Indicated he would day jail sentence on the second- misdemeanor count, told the you're a doctor," he said, testify for the defense along degree misdemeanor count, jury that the case was Chief State Atty. investigator with two Casselberry houseJudge John.on indicated he "technical in nature" and Jack R. Fulenwider testified in wives, decided when the state wants the PSI to determine If "clearly depicts white collar the trial that he traced Parker's rested Its case that he too would the offense is one in which crime." He said Parker had degrees as "Doctor of rest without presenting probation could be granted. "held himself out as a Psychology in Metaphysics" testimony. Lightning May Have Hit Jet The City Council will hold a A work LAKE MARY session has r.een scheduled by special meeting at 7:30 pin. the City Council for 710 tonight Thursday at city hail to take at city hail with mu'ners of the action on the results of tonight's volunteer fire deaient and work session, to colder a fire commlssiociei:i 'rn a budget message from Mayor rcpoeed mutual aid a'wntnt Walter Sorenson for fIscal year with the Seminole Couy fire 1971 and to consider appokft a pollee àadeL department. County Commission Cr. man Sid VIhien Jr. and Qx%%qy, EJpflpn,Itl 1 Fire Protection Admlnlstr&.'.r Published Da i ly ar4 Svndy, Gary Kaiser met with the Lak' I t*f SJ$.wdyfld Clwtsfm.i Mary volunteers last wçek and 118 y Or The Saniwd Herald. 1-1c., thrashed out d1ffefnCe3. A0 N f ,ticP, Ave, Sanford. Volunteers present at the I meeting indicated they wished Clas.~ Postage Pd at to work with the cuuntyflrernen 041117"d, 1:100,110 3771) on an Informal basis to me lithe t'h(W1 Ri1ft by C*jrii' two groups can work together before a formal agreement Is 'tor 121 40 I L executet .. Wednesday, June 23, 1975-3A Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. POLAROID COOL-RAY SUN GLASSES OPEN ALL f.11TE ... OUR STORE 11N CASSELBERRY (CORNERS HWY. 17-92 AND 436) IS NOW OPEN 24 HOURS EVERYDAY Former Priest Marries MIAMI Former Biscayne College president .ionn MetAxinell, a itornan Catholic puest for nearly 40 years, has been relieved of his vows so he may marry a socially prominent Miami %onian. Ellen Knight Whiteside, part owner of Biscayne Kennel Club, said Tuesday that she and McDonnell will be wed Thursday in Rome's St. Sussanah Church. McDonnell, 57, and Mrs. Whiteside, 64, new to Rom p earlier this month to present his application for dispensation to the Vatican's Office of the Congregation. "The matter was considered by all the proper authurltles, right up to the pope," she said in a telephone interview. "There were no shortcuts of any kind. We went through every chanre! that was required. - r..J .,lr_. .,,. OPEN ALL NITEIISOUR STORE IN CASSELBERRY (CORNERS HWY. 17.92 AND 436) 15 NOW OPEN 24 HOURS EVERYDAY �Evening .S "Anything that I am today, Iowe to my mom." Those were the words Doug Marlette used when told he had been named among the top 10 editorial cartoonists in the nation today. Marlette, who Is only 25 years of age and already a veteran cartoonist, feels deeply about Us mother, Billie, of 704 West 4th St., Sanford, and the part she played in helping him attain success In a difficult field. While attending grade school at Durham, N. C., Doug was encouraged by his teacher and his mother to draw because he had a natural flair for it. He continued with his art through his secondary education days in Laurel, Miss., and right on through to Seminole Junior College and Florida State University. While attending SJC here, he put in many hours working for The Herald and later hooked on with the Orlando Sentinel-Star, where he understudied Ral ph Dunagin, creator of "Dunagin's People." Pursuing his career even further, Doug later worked at the St. Petersburg Thnes and In 1972 he took over the post of editorial cartoonist at the Charlotte, N. C., Observer where he succeeded Pulitzer Prize winner Eugene Payne. Earlier this month, he became syndicated by Herald 300 N. FRENCH AVE.. SANFORD, FIR. 32771 Area ('cle 305-322-2611 or 831.9993 Wednesday, June 25, 1915-4A Around WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher WILLIAM D. CIJRRIE, Managing Editor ROBERT C MARKEY. Advertising Director 9 ___________ -_ 11'tue Deliver): Week. S5 cents; Month, 12 40; 6 Months, 114.20; Year. $28.40. B Mail: In Florida same as home delivery. All other mail: Month. $2.70; 6 Months, $16.20; 12 Months, $32.40. c' I I _________ ' 6 10 Foreign Aid Role The Clock Should Be Settled President Ford is hoping to breathe some life into the U.S. foreign aid program in the coming year after the bruising it took in congressional appropriations for the current year. His budget requests in. various categories of economic and development aid add up to $4.4 billion, which is IIIUIV III eepuig iui Inc ievei ui those programs before Congress slashed them recently by nearly 40 per cent. 'or&'ign ('OPi'I)I j survived for 27 ve ars i basic parr L.S foreign policy in spite of frequent controversy over its effectiveness. The subject promises to be just as controversial in the year ahead, if for no other reason than the fact the United States of America is in a deep recession and there is the prospect of a federal budget deficit that will run to at least $60 billion and could reach $100 billion. Moreover, there are changes taking place in the world that is the beneficiary of U S. aid. Some of the historic recipients of that aid — West Germany, Saudi Arabia and Iran, for instance can now be considered rich in their own right. Others such as South Vietnam, Cambodia and Laos have gone into the Communist camp. Still others, like Portugal, stand at the brink. National interests and priorities are shifting everywhere. Europe is assertive and competitive. In the Middle East the Soviet influence ebbs and flows. Communist China is showing a benevolent face in Asia. The Russians apparently are preparing for a summer of detente. In Latin America it is becoming harder to find a friendly junta. Foreign aid is surely involved in the effort to sort out our new role in the world. As Mr. Ford has declared, the size and direction of our aid programs must reflect "both current realities and continuing uncertainties." The aftermath of the Vietnam war even finds the North Vietnamese arguing that the United States of America is obligated to send them reconstruction aid under a 1973 truce agreement which they themselves never honored. Their threat to refuse to help trace missing Americans in Vietnam if the aid is not forthcoming is both cruel and illogical. The uncertainties have been felt by congress. The spirit of bipartisanship which guided U.S. foreign policy since the late 1940s is being severely tested. Congress interfered mischievously with the administration's efforts to influence Turkey in its dispute with Greece. Seventy-six senators signed a declaration favoring Israel, which undercut Mr. Ford's bargaining power on the eve of his meeting with the president of Egypt. Clearly it is time for a frank public reappraisal of our foreign commitments, and it is also clear that only the President can assert foreign policy leadership because of the diverse nature of '. King Features of New York and recently attended a convention at San Diego, Calif., where was received the tribute of being named one of the country's top 10 editorial cartoonists. "What makes Marlette tick" the King Feature Syndicate brochure asks. "He's a product of the '6 — one of the Kids come of age. He's been influenced not by politicians, but by Kurt Vonnegut, Bob Dylan, Martin Luther King, the Beatles and the New Testament." Much of his work has been distributed to 250 college newspapers through the College Press Service as his biting cartoons have special appeal for the young. Subject matter means little to Doug as he deals with inflation, unemployment, crimo, energy shortages and "the Jittery International situation," as described by King Features. C. A. McKnight, editor of the Charlotte Observer, says, 'Doug Marlette came to the Observer in January, 1972, with limited experience and unlimited prcmise. In the three succeeding years, his knowledge of issues, draftsmanship, use of humor, caricaturing and his highly pusonal style have continued to improve. WILLIAM L. RYAN - " U.N. At 30: Congress. Among the questions to be settled is the role of foreign aid in this time of change. There is nothing in recent events to suggest that foreign aid should be abandoned. Despite occasional follies of maladministration, the aid program has been a useful tool of foreign policy since World War II. As an honest, if sometimes misguided, effort to construct a better world, it needs only to be redirected. A Long Process . Ti2 Y WORLD .. J i;n Far Short 1. t. V 05; !~..~,_ _`_~.,_,%;~~ _ -~#.,' , I "_-~ I , - BJ [) Border Fire Exchanged Farmer For Of Ideals Food Costs 10 C4..(t',_. Oh. you're a Hemingway fan, too. eh or Margaux?" - Ernest - By The Associated Press Arab gunners in Lebanon exchanged fire today with Israeli army patrol across the border, the Israeli military and said. No Israeli casualties were reported. A communique said the Arabs fired bazookas and small arms at th e patrol in the vicinity of Zarit, a kibbutz about 11 miles east of the Mediterranean on the Lebanese border. The Israelis returned the fire. The border Has been relatively quiet since June 15-16, when an Arab terrorist attack on the Kfar Vuval kibbutz was followed by Israeli air raids into southern Lebanon and Lebanese firing at settlements along the frontier. bloc. Nations with 10 per cent of the world's population that produce 5 per cent of Its goods have a voting majority In the General Assembly. The "Third World" can and does push through the assembly any measure it wants, even if in. violation of the charter, as was the case in the last session when it suspended South Africa, a supposed to rest Only Wi th the Security A . . - iimuni.si uuna, a memner now o years, is an Important factor in the new look, claiming as it does to speak for a Third World demanding blgg.'r shares of the ear th 's weal th. £ - / I ~11':.. . - I'-.; I ti . I I'' ': -, 'p..;' .. :' - • . ' "' \ )' : Back to Earth ___________________________________ Letter To The Editor New Downtown automobiles and pedestrians, All of these methods require extensive The conditions of our downtown business planning and participation of local and county dIstrict are not unique to the city of Sanford. government officials. The success core revolves M downtown areas of older cities after around certain basic steps which are conduci ve flmching WAY 100 per cent development, have to recovery of the downtown Pxea arxi include a tendency to decline or deteriorate. These metro government, tax equalization with a)ndltlons are brought about by several cir. provisions for enfnrcement, an efficient Irancizmnst.ances. Some of these considerations are sporta ti on system and the reestablishment or eslate and absentee ow nershi p, income factors, revitalil.atlonofclose-in residential areas Sound I operty taxes, the local economic picture and like a big job? It is! the ready convenient access to these pla ces of There are those who say "we aren't ready islness. yet" and that more time Is needed. Each bt Merely beautifying and face li fting will not their own good reason, however. I say that even so Ire our problems, also we Just 'can't cover as we Live in the era of the spray can, we them up with Paint. Mr. (Jeno) Paulucci as an can't have instant everything. There are stW sentee owner and successful buslnes&naj, has many projects that require long careful planhad exposure In the areas we are confronted ning. wi(K He is correct In urging our do wntown Let's join with the many others and urge our bu inCa owners to meet and grips with downtown business leaders to sit down and at se problems. least get started on these plans that will take There have been many efforts made to much time, money and effort to implement. re vitalize other central business districts, Some Sanford is my ado pted hometown. My of the nInnnr. i,t,.l,.,i,., fnmjl,, n..,l 0 *. ----- ,. methods A,.'aitahbs fniir r"" wiii,j, JJU154 JIUL.IUI%M VII I V III UU.3 ALCd. II 15 a Shopping malls for pedestrian traf fic only; place where I can dash Into the corner drugstore Redesign . -. . Mocrnuzauon through modification of our people while I am on a br eak. Sanford is home, zoning requirements; ne grouping of "same Please don't let it continue to detffiorate. use" businesses; Provisions for central and-or FrankS. Kish peripheral pa rki ng for optim um service to both Sanford - - II.3U4 • I No one can deny that food prices have gone up. They have — by about 64 per cent between ti 1953 and 1973. But during the same period, wages I increased more than 142 per cent. Moreover, Americans are spending a smaller percentage of their incomes on food than they did a couple of decades ago. In 1953, food took about 22 per cent of disposable Income. In 1973, it was . down to 16 per cent, and the Department of Commerceestlmatesitwasl6.lper cent in l 974, despite the fact that the consumer price index — the cost of everything -rose nearly 12 per cent. f 0 ~ This is less than in any other UfltrY. Worldwide, the percentage of Income spent on ..:w According to a report by The Coderence Board, a New York based economic rerearch organization, total consumer spending 'after inflation is subtracted) rose $350 billion, or 7 per cent, In the United States between And while 9 per cent that Increased spending went for food, this compares with 14.5 per cent more spent on luxuries and 15 per cent more spent on automobiles. Nevertheless, everyone thinks food prices are too high and that somebody is get ting rich because of it. Well, it's not the farmer, according to one lie years, it Is still low, says F. I. Wooten, ice president of Kaiser Agricultural Chemicals. In 1971, median income for all U.S. families was $10,285, he says, but for farm families (and 98 per cent of all farms are family operations) it was $5,712. In 1973, farmers earned approximately $3,300 per person, but national per capita income was $5 0 . Then where is the food do llar going? The farmer receives less than half the money spent for food, says Wooten. In IM, he got 46 per cent of each food dollar; in 1974, 42 per cent. All indications are that it will be even less this year. The remainder goes for transportation, processing and retailing. America's fartners remain the world's most productive, feeding more than a quarter of earth's population. They have played a Large part In improving the nation's balance of payments situation and are co nsta ntly working to achieve greater efficiency. Ano ther example of the federal government's right ha nd working at cross purposes to its left is the case of the surplus whale oil. According to Rep. Charles A. Mosher, R-Ohio the go vernment is paying $38,500 a year to store mnlllionsofpoundsofwhaleojl It was put into the national strategic stockpile — some of it as long as Z years ago — because it was an ingredient of lubricants used by heavy industry. AREA DEATHS MR&MAMIEMAPPBIR * - t,o FREE ESTIMATES School Board To Study Black-White Ra SOUTHERN AIR ' CALENDAR '' ' Grand Jury Resumes Probe Jail Fire Funeral ipev ALL MOWERS REDUCED HOSPITAL NOTES . Yankee town, Fla two nephews, Frank S Catlin of Shalimar. ; _" _ olual _______________________ T I' J Sa nford -- H .0 Fla . and Col John E Catlin ir ef Falls Church, Va; three Qrandnleces and thre, grand nephewS The family requests, 'n Ieuoflowecs, that contributions be made to the Good Samaritan Flome Disposition wilt be at a Itq dale Gramkow Funeral home' ;n h,jrp 111 -. - ' . i ' 'i Wk.eg " 00* ... because we understand of effects the we make bereavement every effort to provide thoughtf ul assistance in 0 Ok Eunice I. Wilson Direc Press every way possible, wi th dignity at all times. quoi . P I Sa nf ord: Gordon Brisson Allen Coleman Barbara A. Dench Bernard Eisenberg Mollie B. Eplin Kenneth B. Kroog III , . , -JUIBC5 DISCHARGES ijeU Nee(L - ADMISSIONS Apryl N. Scott Thelma T. Steele Shirley Ann Wright Edwar d Thurau, DeRary Ruth 1.. Fellabaum, Deltona Ca therine E. Golhick, Deltona Thelma I. Mills, Deltona Daniel L Peters, Del tona Donna S. Dun-ant, Geneva Dosha Salyer, Geneva Herbert G. Behrens, Lake Monroe Wayne M. Hamm, Orange City Barbara A. Dense, Osteen .0&. . . _do - __ , - - Hand-Held . ' The community cnter-park necuisary in the facility berc Thm, prcjct as previou5ly the East Central Florida 'ihe Planning and Zoning development project was acceptance is granted to approved called RegionalPl.anning Council for a Board, alter a public hearing selected by the city's Bicenten- builder-contractor AgarJu- 1,000 units to be built on the "Development of Regional last week, recommended denial WINTER SPRINGS — The nial Committee with the full ergensen. Impact" (DRD review and of the variances in the alllarge-parcel of property. City Council Monday night un- blessing of the governing body. The city hail staff and the fire If Western Land plans to approval, residential area. animously approved a resoluThe city project has also been department occupied the develop the property under In other business, the — Authorized George Wool to tion seeking funding from the approved by the Seminole building early in January, but PUD now, it must submit a new Council: work 12 hours weekly fogging state's Bicentennial Commis- County Bicentennial Commit- have been plagued with minor plan. Accepted the resignation of for mosquitos In the city areas. sion for a new community tee and Included In its lists of flaws In the facility including The original plan submitted Dave Moreland from the Voted to split the city's 1976 center-park project and pledg.. approved local projects drainage problems in the side. by Western Land Planning Co. planning and zoning board. membership dues to the East ing matching money from city designated to be completed walk-driveway areas, for the tract called for nearly — Set a public hearing for Central Florida Regional coffers, during the nation's 200th birthThe Council agreed to stick 1,500 housing units, a mixture of 7:30 p.m., July 21 on the Planning Council Into two equal The resolution asks the state day year. with it previous decision single homes and apartments. requests of the Seminole payments of $500 each, the first organization to allocate $19,875 In another matter concerning denying a time extension to This plan, however, was with- Baptist Church and the to be paid now and the second for the city's Bicentennial year buildings, the Council placed on Westem Land Planning Co. for drawn when it was noted by the Jehovah's Witnesses for instalment at the beginning of permanent project and promise next week's agenda lists Its planned unit development City Council more than a year variances to permit con- the new year. an identical sum will be set prepared by Building Official (PUD), Crooked Creek, in the ago that *project of that scope, struction of a church and a aside by the city from its Ray Bradshaw and the fire de- Moss Road area behind In accordance with state law, Kingdom Hall on adjacent Cool Yourself building fund account. partment of corrections Hacienda Village. would have to be submitted to parcels off Moss Road, Quietly With Carrier B DONNA LSiE Herald Staff Writer One major critic — the Concerning the report's criti- according to Layer. The ft, with the organization. need to desegregate Midway cisrn of the ratio of black to the Seminole Education AssociThe chief spokesman for the Elementary School -"can't be white educators, Layer said ation (SEA) already has group is Mrs. Audrey Bolger, a of Sanford, Inc. solved now," according to school officials again will need received formal recognition bus driver, Ph, 322-8321 Layer. "time" to get the ratio in line, from the board. Also on tonight's agenda is a 100 N. Maple Ave. Layer said Seminole officials Also, Layer says Stenstrom Layer said the'Bus Drivers scheduled report on Woodlands ...1II sI....t. 4 V,,pul,,r,,'. lr.a,I.i.4,,. I...,. ..t •I... (.1.. .t ok.. ..eI..., eI.1... ik.. ...k..i t J ,_in .. UI WV I.J(UVI UI WV U5IVI (IlIII3 F. kiIUVi Will i25I. lvi WIIV (Al Ulili WIU WiLl mention euom-is maae here Association, which claims 135 Elementary School. daughters, Mrs. William T. Eastern Star, Rachel Chapter system's ratio of black to other criticisms mentioned in to recruit qualified black members, seeking __________________ is (Carolyn) Cassidy Jr., of 308. white educators, the report which also gave the educators. Layer says the recognition from the board and Sanford and Mrs. Billy Joe School Supt. Bud Layer said school board permission to $7,800 starting salary Just from the Public Employes ReSurvivors include her TI-i 200 (Brenda) Clay of Sorrento, four husband, Raymond Morris of today that board attorney Doug convert Rosenwald Elementary doesn't attract black ed ucators lations Commission (PERC), sisters, Mrs. R.O. Craven of Casselberry, one son, Carl A. Stenstrom will reply to the Ju.s. Into a school for the specially to Seminole. The reason Is the state agency set up to . Franklin, Ga., Mrs. Ted Morris, Warren, Ohio; her tice Department criticisms. handicapped. blacks armed 'ith college monitor collective bargaining Electronic Guerdes and Mrs. Donald mother, Mrs. Emma McDonald degrees can secure be tter across Florida. Calculator Farlow, both of Cold Spr ings, of Warren, Ohio; brother, paying jobs In the private Layer said the board "might N.Y., and Mrs. John Hill of William H. McDonald of sector, officials say. , delay" recognizing the bus Pensacola, two brothers, Frank Milwaukee, Wise., two sisters, Also at tonight's 6 o'clock drivers until certification Li Adams of Wellesley, Mass., and Mrs. A.C. Thomas and Mrs. meeting at Altamonte City Hall, forthcoming from PERC, but Wendall Adams of Stanford, Mildred Strickland, bo th of a second bargaining unit will other than that he said he —4 Qt ) Conn., and six grandchildren. Warren, and three grandask the board for recognition, doesn't foresee any "troubles" h' J an1 new rvfrt a'th. s,t'-'.' ..-e's and Grainkow Funeral Home in children. infl' 2 Seminole Singles, 7:30-10 Seminole Singles, 7:30 p.m., charge of arrangements. Fairchild Funeral home, Just 5'..' s 2 1 i'. Or"'s ftcr 9 volt a ' QI d _. Orlando, in charge of P*m., Stepping Stones Center, Stepping Stones Center, across bit'e'y Coy '19 95 pis '1 53 for ba'y. ""I" across from Sunland Esta tes from Sunland Estates on 17-92. arrangements. I _______________ _______________________________ 17-92. c.w P.4'-d MRS. CAROLINE CATLIN JULY 5 P. P. ',,rn HO WARD rage 12 .~ Central Florida Mineral & " Of NoticeS ______________________ Sale," charity event, 10 a.m., to — Gem Society Auction, First Caroline Catlin Howard, 6 p.m., Blair McGarvey, The Seminole County Grand go before the jury this of. CLAIR, MRS. MAMIE MAPP— _____________ FederalSavings&LoanAssoc., 80, of Rt. I, Sanford, died Funeral Services for Mrs coordinator. Jury was meeting again today ternoon. 2424 Edgewater Drive, Orlando. Th ursday. A na ti ve of North Mami e Mapp Blair. 55. State Atty. Abbott Herring Car Wash, U.S. Bank, San- as a Lengthy investigation conWacassa Trail. Sorreetto. who • Carolina, she came to Sanford has tinued Into th e county Jail fire said the jury's probe of the _______ by Grace Plaza, sponsored Tuesj,,, will be held at 11 ford JUNE 26 1951 from Sweet Springs adiCd m , Friday at the craveside in that killed 10 I inmates and a fatal fire could extend for - SISTERS Inc., luncheon at United Methodist Youth, 10 W.Va. She was a Presbyterian. thr Oak Hll Cemetery, P4ewnan, jailer June 9. several more weeks. The a.m.-5 p.m. Cavalier Restaurant, noon. Ga The family req,ests that . She is sur vi ved by a brother, However, observers noted Jurors, in their third week of the fb0',er s please be omitted and JULY 14 John E. Catlin Sr., of thoSe wi thin may make con probe, have been meeting Child Evangelism Fellowship this morning that the jury na JUNE 29 Yankeetown , Fla., two Seminole County tributiOnS to day camp for ages 4-12, Lake be considering other matteni as usually two days a week. i Fr. Lyons Council K of C, Chapter d It* American Cancer ~, nephews, Frank S. Catlin of well. The The speculation stemittd grand Jury was in session Society Gramkow Funeral corporate communion at JessUp Park, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Shalljnar, Fla., and Col, John from the fact that several law yesterday and heard, repor-Home in charge of local Nativity Church, Lake Mary, No fee, bring sack lunch. E. Catlin Jr., of Falls Church, arrangements Mock. enforcement officers tedb' from not known several witnesses in followed by breakfast at the Child Evangelism office Va., three grandnieces and to be connected to the fire probe the Jail fire probe including HOWARD, MRS CAROLINE day-Wednesday to register. clubhouse. ' t i 31 ftee grand nephews. CATLIN — Mrs Caroline Catlin were seen apparently waiting to flerring's chief investigator U1 Howard. 50. ol Pt 1, Sanford, The family requests in lieu of a go before the Jurors. % Jack Fulenwider, County died Thursday A n.'tiveof North flowe rs contributions be made Public Sources Safety also reported that Administrator Orolina, she came i') Sanf or d " to the Good Samaritan Home, fire investigators from several Gary Kaiser and at least one 1951 from Sweet Springs, W Va Llts)OSItlOfl will be at a later She was a Preby?er an agencies probing the jail fire former inmate of the county 5'e 5 survived by a bralhtr, da te. Gramkow Funeral Home apparentIv were also waiting to jail. nobody in the go vernment wants the whale oil any longer. But they can't dispose of it because that would be In violation of the Endangered Speci es Act. For the sake of detente, Secre tary of State 'Ang, the General Services Administra tion has is a private conversation and we don't want The responses were similar Henry Kissinger is helping the Soviets establishIlled ar, environmental impact statement cal-ling to go into it." Our sources, in fact, are whcliy (lub, Play Le In rnation from le a Dial-A-Date their embassy on high ground, which will give S k ratifica ti on "in the spirit of detente." Failure familiar with the incident and we have conInternational. - them a better vantage point for electronic to approve the proposal, says the GSA, could fidence they gave us an accurate report. espionage. The most candid of the operators was Hal "create an international situation." O'Brien, At the same Lime, the Sovi ets have offered the Not only have the Soviets provided the U.S. Sex has become ibooming backdoor business "outcall" who runs Selectra Mate and other U ni ted States an em bassy site in a low area embassy with a low-level location, but they have services from a suite high over In Washington. A silkstocking call girl service, Washington's famous Dupont Circle. He gives along the Moscow River near the present U.S. objected to every construct ion plan the United for example, pro vi des thapely "masseuse he s" for clients chancery. "It's Just a little further down the sUrnlsary of Washing States has subnttted. The latest set of plans, diplomats, di gnitaries and visiting businessmen law on t sub ject, wi th a specific rning that intercourse slope," said a sour ce, according to sources wi th direct knowledge of seeking 175 thri lls, with the "masseuse" is i criminal offense. The two nations agreed to exc ha nge new the situation, weresent back with a list of 27 Th girls can be ordered to specification itot he adds meaningfully that his girls "are, chanceries over six years ago, but they have objections. telephone from dial-a-da te outfi ts, w hi ch adbeen bicke ri ng ever since over sites and plans. over and we don't control t he ir acts," lie has Rep. Wayne hays, D.-OhIo, who oversees the vertlse in the yellow pages. "Let your fingers do never21, known The Russians, wi th American concurrence, State Department budget, has held up appr oval t one of than to bring charges he street-walking" might be th eir motto, agai ns li t a c ent. ha ve aettiedonau. crewoodçd site on Mount of UflWvict he em b&ssYUnWU the nitedSta They off er Alto, one of the highest pot'dz in Washington. is permitted to go ahead wi th its construction. Washington's finest m servi ce at some of One tactic used by the masseuses, hotels. The girls will accept acknowl ed g ed They plan to erect a five-building complex, As a result, Soviet Ambassador Anatoly payment in cash, travelers checks or, if th O'Brien, was to strip for action at e the same time they refused to submit4 which 'gould resnwe a walled fortress ,,-e- -.$ •k •.•.. Y5.e _Dotvinlnrw.ntk- "." -------fii sometimes by 'll.!chnically, Vrom this prominent perch, according to our this protects them from pi-osec'jtion ment and notified Assista nt Secre tary Arthur tiankAmtricard. fo soliciting. Th sources, the Soviets scill get better results with Hartman that the Kremlin hed dropped all obe ensujn sexual act then: One of our reporters, posing as a potentia l becomes rape, but th eir soph is ticated electronic monitoring jections to he U.S. construction pla ns. the "victims" never file.' client, was quoted rates f rom $2C for a simple complainti. eqdpfnent. This is used to tevesdrep on long$ The United States couid even use "black manage to $75 for a more titillatirig experience. distance te1eph,ne calls which, for the most part, Other Wmhington prostitutes ope bricks," said the frustrated Dobrynin. : The massage promoters were careful not to&Uer luxury apartments. They also are transmitted by microwave, cater t the ci ty's; Foothote: A State Department spokesman outright intercourse. But the inuendo was clear di gnItari, wth price scales running as high asl Kissinger has strongly urged approval of the said the Soviets had not ralse'l "objections" but that sex was the real service for sale. 8200 a night, new Soviet embassy, altho ugh he has full had merely offered reco.ntiendations. The mode of sex, said a man at Grecian Dia l. Washi ngton police are too lxisv natrnllini, thø knowledge that it will give the USSR a superior Another svokesman in Iiartman'r, cifk said tIir A.Mstuwø ,, -sit rn,,,,. UP LU WV • —, streets to keep a 'atch on philandering list en ing post to the one that the Soviets are un acco t of the conversation with )olryoln was ma.cseuse." At Di versified Outside Calls, a in hotels - and apartments Even if t permitting the U ni ted Sta tes to build in Moscow, "inaccurate and i ncomplete," But he refused to woman answerl"ig suggested "if he girls are arrested,: you talk to the the police have found it Reportedl y wider Sta te Department prod- explain the alleged inaccuracies, claiming it masseuse," he "might" difficult to get con-: agree to intercourse, ons. 1EVELYNLMORRIS t5i,centennial Park Frolect FUnds bought Mrs. Mamie Mapp Blair, 55, ' Mrs. Evelyn M. Morris,63, of of Wacassa Trail, Sorrento, 239 Sunnytown Road, died Tuesday morniag at Casselberry, died Thesday, in By ED PRICK Sem1nole M, , morial Hospital. Winter Park. She was a HemId Staff Writer She *of as a na t1w of Ga)rgia and member of Good Shepherd had lived In Soui'r'to for the Episcopal Church of Maitland. School officials tonight will past 21 years, moving there She was past president of the discuss a U.S. Justice Departfrom Miami, She was a Baptist. Casselberry Woman's Club and ment report which raps, among JACK ANDERSON -. c tn , ,,t.' The British government denied a report in the Londoa Daily Mail that it had put foui Royal Air Force transports on round-the -clock alert to evacua te Britons from Ugrrx1a ! J'.' e*mr:ntatic*n with Ann w' r:r::. . .. BERRY'S WORLD NAIROBI, Kenya (AP) — The Ugandan government char ged today that two British warships have arrived in Mombasa, Kenya's Indian Ocean port, with troops to rescue a British teacher sentenced to die for describing Ugandan President Idi Amin as a village tyrant. The charge, attributed to a Ugandan military spokesman, was broadcast by government radio In Kampala, the Ugandan capital. A source at the British High Commission in Naitobi repeated earlier denials that Britain is planning military action against Uganda or has any forces in Kenya. He said British frig'ites patrolling the east African coast to enforce economic sanctions against Rhodesia refuel in Mombasa,buthe could not say whether anyofhefrig85 . '. UNITED NATIONS. N.Y. (AP) — The United Nations Charter Is 30 years old tomorrow and the anniversary finds the membership, swollen to thrice its original size, toying with a potential self-destruct mechanism. • Many residents of the glass house on New York's East River have been throwing stones; recklessly, say some Westerners. Conceivably such activities could start the organization on the sort of path to oblivion taken In the 1930s by the League of Nations. A charter, supposedly supreme law for all, was signed June 26, 1945, by 51 nations still reeling from World War II. Among the stated purposes were these: to shield successive generations from war; to reaffirm faith in freedom, human rights and the dignity of person; to promote social progress. Article VI provided that a member continually violating the charter should be expelled. Today, a United Nations bursting with 138 members, many of them mlcrostates with less population than a good-size American city, remains far short of the ideals enunciated In the charter, and indeed, if Article VI were enforced, considerably more than half the members would have to be tossed out. The United Nations is not what It was meant to be any more than was the League, perhaps because dreams Mdom come tnt. The euphoria that had much of humanity talking in terms of brotherhood alter the big war long ago faded. Three perilous decades have passed without another world war. The balance of nuclear terror may have played the key role in that. Still, the United Nations has demonstrated it Is eminently useful. Even now, the physical presence of U.N. soldiers as buffers In the Middle East is a measure of assurance against sudden and tinmense world crisis. Butt b much on the deWtside, jncudj the fact of the United Nations' division into blocs, blocs within blocs and overlapping blocs. A majority, about 75 nations, likes to consider Itself "non-aligned" with either the Soviet or the Western camp, and thus a "Third World." In reality, there are live or six worlds, often at a variety of cross purposes. There are an African group of 42 nations, an Arab bloc of 20, an Asian bloc, a Latin bloc, a Soviet bloc and a Western Try . - ByMICKIA)CHRIDGE The action followed the public departments. appears that you are not ac- Granvllle Alley, the two unions (Vihlen) on a -day-to-day" Herald Stall Writer hearings, when Vihlen was In a June 13 memo to Vihlen, complishing responsibility which have approached the basis. "Alley need.' somebody Seminole County Corn- absent from the commission Kimbrough states "there ap. of the chairman," the memo county, and the citizens, and he can get In touch with," missioner John Kimbrough was chambers and Hattaway was pears to be no leadership or states. Vihien said. employes. appointed last night as corn- acting as vice-chairman, action coming from you Vihlen responded to the Hattaway says that the Hattaway said that the choice mission liaison for the county's Commissioner Dick Williams relative to the union activities 'charges saying that a corn- for liaison commissioner was resfx)nsibUlty of coordinating union matters, removing the made the motion to appoint or the labor attorney's efforts." munication breakdown had between Kimbrough or Harry such county matters as union responsibility from Chairman Kimbrough, and Kimbrough The memo continued: "My occurred between Kimbrough Kwiatkowskl because they both dealings always becomes the Sid Vihlen Jr. seconded the motion. Corn- understanding of the chair- and himself and that Kim- have more than half of their chairman's responsibility, The recommendation to missioner Harry Kwiatkowski man's responsibility is to brough had not done his four year terms remaining on unless a commissioner is apappoint Kimbrough, made by was on vacation, represent the board on this "homework" on the matter, the board. He said he chose po inted to handle the matters. Commissioner Mike Hattaway, Hattaway, who suggested the subject and actively coordinate Vihlen said that "everything Li Kimbrough The county has been apinstead of comes one week after a charge need for a single commissioner and keep a handle on the on schedule." Kwia tkowsk i because proached by the teamsters and by Kimbrough that Vihien had to act as liaison two weeks ago, direction the attorney and the In Hattaway's recom- Kwiatkowski is still in the carpenters unions Interested in failed to initiate leadership on said it is normal procedure to county is taking. mendatlon of Klmbrough, he "learning process" on the unionizing county employes. union matters. But, Hattaway appoint a liaison commissioner "Due to the fact that all I said that the liaison corr- board. Kimbrough is serving The board has passed a says the recommendation did to handle major county mat- have seen from your office are missioner will be responsible to his second term on the board, resolution stating the cornnot stem from Kiinbrough's ters. He says the same method memorandums with in. coordinate county etforts with Vthlen said that Alley, of mission Is opposed to any charges. is followed with various county formation from the attorney it the retained labor attorney, Tampa, is in touch with him unionization of employes. fr Uganda Claims British Warships Plan Rescue trn,li t'ntinn,. After a meeting with EgyptLin President Anwar Sadat in Salzburg, Austria, President Ford promised f urther "consultations that I trust will lead to the overall objective I seek of a pe rmanent peace. ." The Egyptian lea der conceded the difficulties in the agonizing search for a peace agreement, not the least of which is the uncertain role of Palestinian refugee grou ps, in declaring that "the peace process will bea long one." * I fl Resumption of traffic through the Suez Canal was sch,-Juled mon ths ago at the height of uneasiness over a possi ble Middle East blowup that could trigger a third world war But the recent pomp and ceremony that a ccompa ni ed the first ships to sail along the waterway in eight years took on an unexpec ted symbolism, coinciding as the obser vance did wi th the renewed optimism over containment of strained Arab- . I Kimbrough Replaces Vihlp.n A.c% Liaison IN BRIEF ~'J I Wednesday, June 25, 975-5A Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Switch Comes After Critical Memo. , . - "Now at 25 he Is one of the most effective U.S. political cartoonists, frequently controversial but always read, with a special appeal to the young readers." Other accolades have been heaped upon him. Of Doug's work, Joe H. Stroud, editor of the Detroit Free Press, said, "He is, I believe, one of the more'talented young cartoonists to come alono In recent years. his cartoons have added pungency to the pages of the Charlotte Observer and I am sure he will be a refreshing addition to many editorial pages across the country." And, when it comes to passing out praise, Mrs. Marle tte says of her son: "What more can I ask for than a sop who appreciates what you've tried to do to hrlp him? lie's a good son and I'm awfully proud of him," So is his brother Chris and sister Marianne. And so are all those in Sanford area who knew Doug Marlette when he was a teenaged youngster running around The Herald newsroom learning what it's all about to grow up in a newspaper atmosphere. Kudos to Doug and we wish him the very best with his syndicated editcrlal cartoons. -Bill Currie MORTUARY 1110 Pine Ave. Since 1935 Ph. 322.5212 - - - Sanford: Kenneth B. Kroog III Jean S. Adams Anne J. Burkhead Beulah Childs Bernard Eisenberg Clyde To. Ellison Eugene Gilmartin Terry Hart Frank I. Jones Patricia Lang Jame.i M. Lee Vicki I. Peake Reathel I. Williams Edna Reilly, Deflary Frances M. Ring, DeBary Daniel L. Peters, Deltona Jean Whito, I)eI.ario I Dorothy Jaeger, Deltona Janet M. Miller , Deltona Marguerite Miller, Deltom Eugene O'Day, Deltona Phillip Plnuto, Deltona Cader G. hart, Geneva Dorothy I. Blankenship, Lake Mary Linda R. Schaidt, Longwood Rufus Wilkerson, Winter 1% Irstallation Available I L1t o9 1 - . - 22" Doluxe Ad ustahki Wheels Re S124 ~ --.& _1* " gas Type Gvttsi* Inivri 1GM,' Oufler LII. OaIvan:a. Rt R•itt•r,t , 31 Oatg, keeps Out Leaves. P,M NeidI.s & Ott.r D,ov* Easily Itt•lIed -eith Sp On, Sell Io<kir, Nrq, Springs Mrs. Debra A. McMann & baby, Sa nford 215 S. OAK AVE. SANFORD 322.4731 WEATHER __ LOW AUTO RATES I -, ..L - _. Yesterday's high 89; overU nder 25 SR-22's night low 69. Trace of rain. Cancelled - Rejected __ __ through FMI19 Partly cloudy E.Z. Payments - Quotes Thursday with scattered th undershowers. highs in the 322-0285 831-9774 mid to upper 80s. Lows in the 7G. Variable mostly north east .2417 S. French Ave. and east winds around 10 mph Sanford, Fla. 32771 JON and stronger but gusty near thundershowers. INSURANCE AGENCY Rain probability 50 per cent dur ing the afternoons, 20 per cent at night. MADAM KATHERINE Friday Forecz4s Extended PALMIST through Sunday. Partly cloudy PAST- PRESENT-FUTURE %slth scattered mainly daytiirt' CARD READINGS. CRYSTAL CALL READINO$ thundershowers. TempratuNs HILPPUL *DVIC ON ALL APPAIII near seasonal normals with LIFL OVE highs near 90 and lows mostly in MAIII*OE •$USINESS lower 70s. IN PRIVACY OF MY HOME LONOWO')o Daytona Beach tides, highs NOURSIAM —IPM DAYS 831.4405 cne Sr'tdlys 10:38 a.m., 10:59 p.m.; lows, 4:19 a.m., 4:25 p.m. Il-Cl? mI,s SovTh I ta,,hord - Nest Ii Port Canavetal highs 10:03 Whole life readings: $5 with this adi am., 1(1:40 p.m.; lows, 4:02 CALL for APPOINTMENT ilfit., I:'i tim. S -. TRU-TEST I p $ , , - $ * Y_1TIuss Supreme 22" Bicycle Type Rear Wheels Briggs & Stratton 4 h.p. Motor Easy Start Req. 169.95 Now 14991 $ Drastic Reductions on Riding Mowers Open Ii' 4 P M Saturdays orida 520S Maple Ave. Sanford ' --'-" : -, ." 1-.- �— ________ — - - - - -- 1__._ -_1 - d.A-Evenin Sanlrd,Fl. 1011 . Rege Zui ' w;nt '%ie t student lees in a $5O.million building program ca mpus, thus combatting mounting opposition fro", some sludent and faculty elewts. available student building fee revenue but future fee collections. would offer limited benefits to students. Students pay $2.45 per credit hour in building do further damage to the quality of education in the state university system." House Speaker Donald Tucker, D- lees. Tallahassee, has proposed that Florida , Florida Unit ed Faculty of Florida President Sam But the Council of State University Presidents A01 ard the University of Florida use most or Andrews charged in a letter to Regents Chair- unanimously endorsed the building plan at its meeting Tuesday. Charles Perry, Florida International University president, said 'we ought to move forward post haste." all of their share of the funds, a bout $28 million, man Marshall Criser It is "inconceivable t he and ot he r fund! raised by local officials to build regents would consider using the $25 million civic centers in Tallahasseee and Gainesville. surplus in student fees on nonessential conihe proposed Tallahassee center could cost $25 struction at the same time it Is raising tuition, ___________________ I- Williams, mw~~ii _o ii-7:~L~-L--n~-,,---~-7~-! :I TAL.I.AHASSEE (AP) - Lt. Jim Wihams says vacant for three or ',ur weeks duced spending plans, but in. alter L.nployeS qiti.. Besides, East ua the in Gov. f (retar) el State Bruce Sm.a Mali. in are banned July 1. Sinathers and other agency , - -.,- . - - ~ - F salary hold do,Ams this year. ,- Williams said Tuesday. But f g Just one possibiuty. Yo" level, Th e department spent $2.5 average oltsthfl(!ing ratings. prOvIdedforbycctlon 1655. Title 21. f. _)a - 0 0 . Tv,o can ride cheaper June 1,, ; 5th • 8 y of CHIEF £ DONE AND OR '1 id75 a I certify the foregoing to b ma 9 • denomination of 15.000 rach; to mature as provided in the resolution Clerk United States authorizing the issuance of the Bonds not to exceed 40 yar1 from the stated date or d$eS 04 ISSQCnCC, i an t F N A N C I A L Bonds and the (U I t t I I NOTICE C - It t I I I t s ARS 17 %L3 eam LA. 0 1 U so "1 • i• 11 . . much a part of our always that , everyday lives, way. II ' t. The f enlightening. example, when Florida Power & Light first started ' nearest FPL office and pick up a copy of our Watt Watcher's Guide to Economy and Efficiency. It'll show you ho%y to use electricity wisely and at the By 1950, most families had over 15 different electrical same time shed some ( eectriclt) I 1 pp hnces..,man ', )f which u st quite a L I ,1 vitO, ,i,,1t On '7 0Ur Items like water heaters, refrigerators, and electric )es. And today, with air conditioners, home freezers and colorTV's most homes have nearly 30. 01 . -light" bill. III pollution r 1,( ft - 11 I. -I - . -L - Even when you figure inthe extra costs we're all paying .. Customer Service Representative FPL N%9 _-________ - Pan- 41" -^if% 0^ 6§~ ]S-, /I -- ____ __ ---. . - -__ 1 - ~. - . MLJ/I -1 ~,_ 1~o v -fto ,,,I,. w.4 , __ ____ I - ORDERED IN Chambers itt Tallahassee Leon 11 - I ..I ~ Z ~_ - 1 ._ 0*ners and C111tens thereof, In. cluding Nonresidents owning subject property - affected — -- -%~_ ~ ~ -- __ ____ - . a _ ____~ . -- -_ ~~_%l __ - -__--_.-7 - _=..- - ~_______ -1. -..---I- -=- -- - z - - - __ __ _ . _ __ - . - _____ - - M -_ -i ~i __- Attorney for the Thirteenth Judicial Circuit Of the State Of Florida, Philip SPtail.r, State Attorney for the 4 L fz____ .i~~__ -- T - - - ri - . . --. -v ~L_-__~__""""`ii`i"`1i1"AAAIF , t" _. ____ _-~_ - .- - - - - . . - . . . . — —-- rTr— -- - -- ___ I SUNSHINE HARVEST SHAMPOO ,I I14Bff,ftKrd* %Ak~ .. - - Solub4n FOR BRUNETTE ONLY S COLD 13 312 -OZ. MAM CHEF W" ' " ; P ". . ,..J IR tions. Large bottom . . . . 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O OF 8 I FAIR HANGERS ~~ 2 '' N '" 4E:; ffv ?Z~~_Celv?~_17441,9~_M E6 A 2 PACK OF 3 '-' ~~- - '4_(r l. I - ~L requires the city to publish ckylark package sewer plant of proposed ordinances In their $4 50 monthly Sewer con The new w(,W()D ctateanne 1ntion law, passed on entirety four times when an nection fees are to be retained the laM day uf the recent nexationsareinohed Council at $, a $3 charge skill be Citlei attorney had interpreted tit new law to repeal the for. net statewide annexation t,taf.ute and the Mooney bill as Julian told the Council he has Onnie Shomate to order a recommended to the owner of pr ivate eontractor to repair the the property at the rear of city hall air conditioner. tract on the southeast corner of ore'd. Palm Springs Road and SH 434 IF closed on / AOL. 4U4 w, "r __ property owner lj~z-it the parcel Day by city civic tirganintions. separated from Roffing Hills j 1 I 0(0 75 cit i es' request in the a narrow st t be homes rezonedbto a business r - LIMIT 1 - _; GARDEN 1. J 40-COUNT PINT SIZE 0 _~ FREEZER B S __ r vinyl ~z* inside diameler, 50 feet long. .'&11"L , 1V_!.1'1,;1_ i_zt1?1_~_1 !L'!~rJIA~.~;j~:;`;v W I -_ 15-OZ. ~ - &.oz 411111111111111 am== . _!10-_%"-__ 7~ U ~ --- 09 - I -'___ "I \ ~ ~ 4% LIMIT I Kills flies. - --- I rwn,nfr — ft~~ - I - jLJ D CHES i mosquitoes ______ 0111"i'd OR.0 h- .Ida 86X I a OR g,ats 09 - 818" COLOR ENLARGEMENT and other , , %, klt_s ___' _7~11. ---- _~ ii -, _____ ~-?~-,L __---_ -- --~ r--7= =_ 1-O-_... z__ -_ - _ - VAPORTT __ - -_ r _1 -_ k_,ii - K-, D AIR S .. NN,*=~ w7v__:t-iM -p~-:-- I-- ,._ ~%__ 0_ - -~3~L FR SH N R BOTTLE OF 100 - _.~'____, t.~__ ~_Z_ . BORDEN'S .;, !.-,. GLASS REG. hi G -, _- -_ - - - . .. _... QUART . lt I 11 ow - , I., - 113~2-0Z. ':'. '1j,4 [I WIZARD ,,, ARRIVE AUVE SUNSHINE STATE . I ~--~5 r zg ~- ,.-z t i- GARDEN 44 ( .. , I 16-OZ ~I%P_M — HOSE C I 1 2 I 100 CAR WAX itli1 HOUSE & - t 149 RAID I 12-EXPOSURE LIMIT 1 C / -''r ACIN district IrFLORIOA spring to the Seminole County r,hen annexed. In other business, the I.egislative Delegation for Council: repeal of the bill sponsor Aiopi.'edonfirstreadlngan oo ney exit'p. Eugene M I 7% _-~, July 4 for a wners both In and out of the ç 110 FILM t - - Heard an announcement It has been requested by the celebration of Independence and rezoned ' KODACO R II CflflIIJT ' ' Act r_ (A TJ ( , MARSHMALLOWS personaIly notifying property takes effect. Be,ty oppi(y5 FOR PLAINT F ROOM 627. LARSON BUILDING TALLAHASSEE, FLORIDA 12)04 Publish. jt-" 11. Ill. 2S, 1,75 _______________________________ NO LIMI 14 0 - .__ I . - I 1. , -- &minole cities to the Mooney nexation and rezoning petifion that Witrna Stree . -- ----- ________ e qu ?ity of Several years ago was denied. ordinance setting the Julian said the new law residential rate to users of the Id ROBERT E NIRO __________ Ii 71 r LIMIT 1 -More than 50 per cent be. epea e IC 4 - ) (0) ,(I r ~ re " PON (0to(214*6 COUNTY ','eet of territory being annexed , 0 L : 1~"' A- be con- percentage were y ARNOLD L GREFNr-IELD -. - i-e -----. ~ - - government has been hurt by surahine, but a much larger Sa s c-I ty whose lands are within 500 . - Jul • S R0bfrI N;ro (I)11IUjt . r._.._ up"Put 1k 01C I .4 , " % i 11.J I A motion by Connell to ab. council members more suscepcommunication had occurred. Grant said he wanted Council solve Sgt. Woodward of any tib)e to public opinion, the reto know Owt the overpayments blame died for lack of a siecond. port said. . A . A - ~. . --=,:. C ( C , M '-:r77~ _7 _. r---i Ir I 1~ One of the objections by that he withdraw his an. from Mayor James R. Lonnann (Seal) Leon COunlY, u Florida I -. HALF GALLON .•; Connell adding, p.m.. July 14. ID-Allatnonte Srpings lo said 10 Gerard days ago the Florida I,eague of -TallahRssee strikes again." Instructed City Clerk h By (r , . k-.-1-..1-_ 'VI I - .1~_ __' - . -_ I. celve. Is to urosd and pervasive In Its scope than Its Proper interpretation would allow." Florida Chairman J.R. Grant said the made by the city for cwtomers' sesslo,i of the begisliture, did not repeal the city may have to raise its an- checks returned for insLifficient hloorv!ybill, City Attorney Ned nexation fees to cover the ad- fu nds a nd a $15 Is te cha rge will be collected. Juliaa Jr., told City Council ditional costs. -You ar- stuck with it," A public hearing on t1lie or- Attest %* WMngPC0Pk - z;__ - . ' I ' State Attorney f, intern? Herring, Eig teenth Judicial Circuit of the In any way thereby, ( 1-110 / `0~ LIMIT I TWIN PACK — t Sherebycertifiedthatacopyof 0i - I __~ ~_ - r CEQYIrICATE the Bonds described In 14-OZ. BTL : _________ a written report made by City Tallahassee are those of Henni However, more than 64 per Bookkeeper F Use 011.iff and Sgt gan and Cit) Clerk Onnie Sho- cent agreed that the sunshine Woodward that a breakdown in mate, Connell declared law has made the actions of By IXsNNA E.FrES -alI StallI Writer property or to taxation vPntNnth Juoicial Circuit of the therein, and All O'hers having or State Of Florida. and Abbott M ¶,a irnnnv,rio!.:,i;i.o.. issuance Of ij's ('Dr A U Mir _ June, 1975 DIVISION OF BOND FINANCE. 81faChed a copy of The Complaint e, has been fur DEPARTMENT OF GENERAL nishe d to Harry Morrison, Stale Attorney for the Second judicial C' cu" Of the State of Florida, Plaintiff. James T Russell, State Attorney for - - I! CoIinti. Florida, this SIh day of SECOND JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF BORDEN'S _. ~ ** .~ ~ DONE AND FLORIDA IN AND FOR LE COUNTY FLORIDA — . * IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE — ~ I and Hilithorou gh Counties, Florida. Statuts. ToWit Section $65.09 Florida Statutes 1CS7 I Clrctt Judge -- ANTISEPTIC , n , I ( I ", — 'under the current Interpretation of the law. boys on the road that they had ments either granting the addi- pontrai circulation published In s.. BATH TISSUE been paid too much." tional, but unearned, money or heved the diccussion of long t fie first said there was no way on those sent to TaUahassee. range goals and planniM has I .. of establishing blame and cited The names on the reports to been Made mcre difficult. I A : the Circuit Court, Semin,oi County, In accordance owith the Provisions of the Fictitious Name SL B. D Simpson Publish: June Is, 2i. J uly 2, 9. it7s Joan Roubicek LISTERI E I granted poUce officers from Sgt. Woodward was not to -Nearly 59 per cent said the state revenue sharing funds, blamie and that her signature law has made the resoludon of said it was not the "fault of the was not on any of the docu. controversies more difficult. fictitious name ao SIMPSON Shall not be lets than twenty (70) REALTY and that I ntend to daysprtortotheoat,satfo,th,u;d register said name with the Clerk of heVtng herein in newspapers of p for electricity today is less than it was back in the 20's. --__ ~ - -. ~ ---____ ay:Or 4 restrict their answers to the one and only situation permissible Sit Nearly 70 per cent ward. Director Thomas Hennigan), agreed that the 1 has Grant , in his first public but that the fault was In Sgt. a knowledge report on the audit ordered in Woodward's bookkeeping. , M arch of the incentive pay Connell insisted, however, revenues consittl(tr; of charges and fees to be recewic from the use of the Pollution cco,wo Project to be constructed trorr fp a Proceeds of the Bonds, business 'a'i • ~ . LONGWOOD - City Council were much Wger than in- law when questioned about spe~ Chairman J. R. Grant and dicated in the 0Ufff-Woodward cifics, Ow report sa,id. Councilman Gerard Connell report. -More than 64 per cent clashed Monday night as blame Grant saild it is usually the ftught discussions of issues for the pohce Incentive pay case that blame is laid on the has been dampened by open $ mixup was laid Grant at Ule one in charge who has left (in meetings. ad once each week for tmrte (3) consecutive week%, commencing Seminole County, ;:iorida undef the with the first publication. *hicm electricity I, _----r inhe DELSEY feet of Police Sgt. Betty Wood. this case ex-Public 1,1111, PRESCRIPTIONS WE PtsLvt THE MIGHT TO Limit GuAxTT;Is I 'A I- sponded, he said. Brings Council Clash n ONE REASON WHY WE FILL 28, 1975 I .\\ I. I, FICTITIOUINAME - . 1-7__~ - Twenty per cent of the rwanr tc loan agreement bet DEO 73 PRICES GOOD THRU SAT., JUNE LIMIT I members thought we"the Sfa%, Agencies and the City , John Sheriff Seminole County, Florida Publish: June It, is. 2s. Jul y 2. 191s Notic e I than three. But actually, the amount we all pay per kilowatt hour di E' lation of more than 10,000 and in-depth Interviews with officials in 20 cities. Nearly 40 per cent of the council members re- I of Indian and the undersigned as Sheriff at Project will be rep tsbIe from the Seminolecounty, Florida. II 11:00 ArM, on the 3rd day of July, revenues of the ptx iti,Nn control A.D, 197S. offer for sate and sen to Project to be con%tructo fro.,n the Proceeds of the Bonds. the highest bidder. for Cash, subject tIs of the B 'v:a ' b (West) DoorFront of the Seminole County Courthouse in Sanford, Ptfvdtd 10 complete the linan,.ing and construction of a pollution Florida, the above described pof control Projeci in the City of Plant Wnal Property CITY In Hillthofough County pur That Sold sale Is Wng mad@ to I . , __~4ie- much to figure out that 30 appliances use a lot more, In / based on questionnaires mailed the eve of the final committee and out3ide parUes. Project to I r\\ t' citizens," heard from only a half dozen or making by prohibiting private "M so federal agencies and now, on discussions be tween agencies ~ I . -ROLL PACK to city council members In evcry Florida city with a popu. Spending, Efficiency and Open committees and federal Government last month. agencies to be open and further "it seems a bit strange that increases the public's during all this time we have knowledge of agency decision . -' - 16 1 1972 and hearings were held on then set July 9 for the mark up when presented with a series of it Last year. The bill was session, hypothetical situtations to reported favorably by the Chiles' sunshine bill requires which the law mi ght apply, Less Subcommittee on Federal meetings of congressional than 10 per cent were able to agreement with the City of Polk — 1191 ~-_ . - 5 *V%wr I ~ take I satisfy the terms of said Writ of want to a loan agreement with the Ci ty of Plant Cit'i The B4fldS for tNI5 Execution , - sh,rl:,: appliances homes today, there are ways to economize. Go to your had but three different appliances: a toaster,' an electric iron and perhaps a vacuum cleaner. it doesn't did and to -1 member expressed concern ,WTo Despite the fact that more that federal agencies had not Um 60 per cent of Uxe council had sufficient time to reply. hearing, the night before Ute members surveyed said they The Justice Department, the bifl would have been reported to had been thoroughly briefed on da y before the mark up session the floor, we have these federal provisions of the law, it is 0 had been scheduled, sent the agencies saying they have not "clearly confusing" to w,ost of committee a 31-page letter had sufficient Urne to Mly," them, the report said. expressing its concern. over Chiles said. -Thie questionnaire reveals various aspects of the The committee agreed togive tistoniyone council member th legislation. all federal agencies another 10 is able to correctly give the The sunshine bill was seven days to submit reactions originally introduced in August to the proposed legislation and proper interpretation of the law," the report said. "17hat Is, ~ ~ DISCOUNT %. PRESCRIPTION PRICESI 2 /1" "There is a need to clarify the meaning of the law to officials 4 mittees ranking minority control Project in the city of Altamonte Spring% in teminole County pursuant to a ioan i Division of the Sernino County . n our ' producing electricity, homes with electricity usually If you do some simple arithmetic, it I - .. OVER 52,000 DETERGENT Mills been scheduled for final committee action last week but was delayed after the com- #4 I, , far from perfect," he added. up date, 71* legislation had originally ) Of , lift your . LAUNDRY 4" _. ever, that Florida's system Is to reply as to how the legislat.ion would ffect '" Chiles said . in agreeing to the July 9 rn.ark defendant medical Directiom Inc constructed from the proceeds of the 2111 Maitland Avenue. Suite 110, 11,420,1XIO of the proceeds of the Altamonte Spr;mgr%. Florida All properiy being stored at BOWS to be valWated will be ex penJt1tofinanceendcontr,cta Adams Transfer s, St pollution control Project for the city Sanford, Florida Additional in of a Shores in P;nellas County formation ava la ble , c , today the average home uses twice the electricity just '10 years ago. July 9. A• -4 -4 1 -1 " ERA ceiiter. "This time extension will give nifvre and equipment Including Altamonte Spring% The Bond% for desks and chairs. waste baskets, this Project will be repayable from filing cabinets and typewrit er, taken the revenues to be received I rom the because of the intemational fuel crisis and inflation. So, if your bill is higher, one reason is that you're probably using more electricity . s. In fact, ";"41 ri -pr ELSIE BRAND ernmental deci.Mons,- , sz id Jun and construction Medical Directions. Inc_ %aid Property being located in Seminole County, Florida, more particularly descrIbIrd as follows ? 0 It' k- (D-Fla.) Government-in-Vie. Sunshine legislation and agreed to take final action on the bill on fl • 1.1 .J ! PHONE 322.8270 &its.hlne law has resulted in 'icr public impact on gov- In described property owned t i t St When you think about it, the electric light is just one of the inany things we use that depend on electricity. Let's face it, the comforts provided by electrical energy . . The report also concluded .. - each federal agency and department still additional time nd for this Project will be International Business Machines repayable from the revenues of the Corporation Plaintiff.; .vs. Medical . Directions. Inc.. Defendant. which poiii.ition cuntroi Proieet to be aforesaid Writ of Execution was constructed from the proceeds of flit delivered 10 Me as Sheriff of Bonds $1,U0.000 of The pfoc"Vs of Ilw Seminole covAty. Florida, and I Bonds to Kave levied upon the follo,wing pended to be validated will be @it, from the office of the within named ; . r LL . . I e • w ,i r1 . "The study demonstrates the 4t, of Various and assorted office out wasn't . 110,05,ODO of the proceeds the by virtue of that cerisin Writ of . Execution issued out of and under Bonds to be validated will be ox the Seal of the County Court of pended to finance and cofulrvcl a Orange County. Florida. upon a final pollution control project in Broward judgment rendered in the aforesaid County pursuant to a loan agreement between the Stale lh AQenCIpS and Broward County. The : ': : Bo s 01 ' ~111 rer I - - your J '-i that while a majority of council members said they were more aware of citiun's views since passage of the law, many were still wary of discussing govern. ment Itfusiness in the open and would li ke to see the statue re- II & A)I 4 . r,t projects to be NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that I to I FFSSALE r r stricted Government Operations Committee ttas t*p1xoved a I Bro*ard County, the City of Altamonte Spring%. the City of In than Shores, and the City of Plant City Certified Copies Of Said R esolutionsare attached t and made .part of the Complaint heroin as Exhibits 1(A). 1(B). 1 (C ) a nd ' . I L drug ine Law WASHINGTON - The Senate e° control 5pr0ojs EO 6 0 a it . aggregating theprincipai amount of Thitleen MlIllon Six Hundred Forty Thousand Dollars 11111,64,000) and bearing Interest, payable semi Annuaiiy on the first 001 day of January and the first (ISI) day of Florida Statutes 19S7. Edward E Hurif Publish June 11, 11, 23. July 2. 1915 a *YOU Lgt-d.d , But I RETIREMENT, and that I intend to financed with the proceeds lh)rftl register said name with the Clerk of appearing by reference to the the Circuit court, Seminole county. authorizing resolution% aclopled by Florida in accordance with the the Plaintiff authorizing the I ss uanc f the ct provis i ons Uin % -. ;1 obtainable when the same are sold, FICTITIOUS NAME Notice 11 hereby given that : am provided that such Bonds shall not engaged in busin"s at P.D. Box i9i, bear Irilefest At a rate greater than Casselberry, Seminole County. the highest rate permitted by law., a com I ct*ion Expected On (ffIrmVd correct copy of the original Weiley R. Thies, AMEPICAN 0 -. --- Health and Safeguard Budget with SuperRx... I I A " 6 Florida under the fictitious name of mote particular description of said ctric ran . to be dated July 1 or January lot the which Issued; in true year in - very ! July of each year, at the lowest rate ezer, tI fr- t FULL FAITH AND CREDIT POLLUTION CONTROL BONDS 1915 DEO-116 ~ t - i.'i derstand not particularly li ke Responsibility at the University meeting mandate might apply. "government in the sunshine," of Florida Law School reported It was the first In-depth study but t he y acknowl ed ge th at the Tuesday that "only one council of the law since it was passed in law has had a dramatic impact member in 10" surveyed could 197. , 813.610000 STATE OF FLORIDA, Middle District of FW106 By: Mary Ann Godell Deputy Clerk Publish: June 10, 25. July 2. 9.16, 23, 0 I n AFFECTED IN Marshal In a newspaper of general General Services of the Stait of circulation In Seminole County, Florida, are to be designated, dated, Florida. once a week for six (6) inderiomin3ilonof, and to maturtas cons^cutive weeks. commencing on 104lows, Am=* Co nfuse d i$ - ,6 --s air c s • 1" e oecome -- 1 fl The Center for Governmental tical situations where the open. Un,ff-d States Cadr it ii forpho., r~.,,,J Jr.e rond% to t',t% ISSU#0 by I District Court e fi I GAINESVILLE (AP) on public opinion, researchers correctly interpret the law Members of city councils say, when confronted wi th hypotheacross Florida neither fully un- A M. arid show cause. t an' .ou f the he Mw th PraYe ,eO, the Court wilt proceed to the hearing added. cent. 1 u1 -. 1 bout Suns 90 b --. it I . Ev,nlngllsrala,dnnnu.r. I ., not Inhabitants of nor found within the State of Florida and have not AttorneyS of the Second, Sixth, id E BE toot easement of West side of Road. OTHERS TO — A - -. A - York urged the presidents to submit priority and it eppearrngfo the Court that the ANY WAY THEREBY: You. and each of you, and the defendant. Johnnie Lewis Jones is lists by Friday. through the State ministrative aide, Charles The increases do not violate cause of loser state revenue ment actually gave smaller inEast, said the increases can be the legislative budget for this that no merit increases be creases by holding the boosts to - loff icia y RIGHT. TITLE OR IN Vluate In Ih;% District and described the TEREST IN PROPERTY TO BE a follows: The St $7' North 10881 of the East 210- of SW t~ AFFFCTED BY THEISSUANCE of NE ' o Section S,Townsfflp E REVENUE BONDS South, Range 31 East. Subject to IS DESCRIBED HEREIN, AND ALL projects such as unions, theaters and auditoriutns and that mass seating centers were " The leti.sji"r ordered in the ad- • CITY) money would be spent on non-academic student lig plan or a reduced plan if the who serves as Secretary of Ad- UEDSIEF :kEICA. CITY OF INDIAN for The legislature figures thi.5 This was just the tN[v of in- Lcr,noiny doesn't (mre itself ineansanaverage 5.25 per cent liea&s were told that We mone'y crease that the lieutenant gov- right quickly could subject increase, but it only provided pinch next year may leave ernor sought to prevent in a themselves to an awfully tough money during '-'A- -, s-75 fiscal them unable to pay the raises, March 7 letter, said William, situation," Williams said -., - - )ear for an aver ige of 4 per - 1 I- z- , - Like If Don't SHORES, CITY and adjudication of this suit as yled Johnnie Lewis Jones hmd been compi3int I iied in the ings, 7.5 per cent for those million less than Its $13 milhon served with process in the State of cause should not be granted and the above satisfactory and 10 per appropriation this year, he Florida but Only to the extent revenue bonds and proceedings (i5c!!! yezr, he said. Itsial limb b) granting merit at a cost of $3,000 a month are "An, agencies not able to op.. raises to some employes before Just designed to catch up on crate uidr th I Most JONES. ef ux, Defendants. - o:: ERSTATE OF TO: ORDER FOR SERVICE By SEVERAL The UFF asked time at the Regents July 7 PUBLICATION On VT anon and FLORIDA, AND THE meeting in Jacksonville to "argue against plans affidavit of plaintiff In the atx,ve 'TAXPAYERS , CITIZENS ent it led cause by Kendell W. Wherry OWNERS r AND to spend $50 million for civic centers and 5J)f INCLU DIN G • Assistant arenas." : cflofla gainst the d:n NONRESIDEN T S OW N IN G fanl(s), Johnnie Lewis Jones and PROPERTY OR SUBJECT TO But York said that possible uses of the buil&g Martha Lee Jones, his wife, and 10 TAXATION THEREIN, AND ALL funds were widely misunderstood. He said the enforce anen upon real property HERS HAVING OR CLAIMING creases now will have their creases of 5 per cent for emmaximum effect in the 1975-76 plo}cs wi th satisfactory rat thers n)av be climbinIZI Out Or? a crpa,"4t nvPrsv1ir - t ar, twr ornt __ -- *1 Call No. firing facWty members, freezthg ellminaN faculty positions.1, athers Out On Lto S I _ - 1 voluntarily appeared herein, and Thirteenth, Seventeenth and that personal service upon him is not Eighteenth Judicial circuits of Pracilcal because his residence and Florida, are hereb whereabouts are unknown. it is app#3r before this Court In the ORDERED that Johnnie Lewis chambers of the undersigned cir. County Jones appear plea d to the corn cuit judge at the Leon Flo ri da, plaint herein by the 18th day of Courthouse n Taiiahame, State rules permit merit in- aZijusting back to the 4 per cent August. 1973, and in default thereof on the l7th day of July, 197S, at 9 00 0 _-I&I . from a $25 million surplus in student fees paid A key point of contention is the plan to con- into two existing bond construction programs struct civic centers that would consume half the and by floating a $25 million bond issue based on program Tuesd.ay. accusing the Board of Regents of an "edifice complex" that "can only - York sa11 the construction funds would come - Gainesville and Tallahassee. The United Faculty of Florida denounced the z . - 1 UNITED STATES DISTRICT FLORIDA FULL FAI oniPI ex IC E.T. York urged the million, wh ile proposed Gainesville center has the building plan on been priced at $17 million. presidents that could include off-campus civic centers at EEJI f C1'v'e nts Legal Notice Legal Notice S l union is - - Wednesday, June 25, 1975 I 1.J I:1 ii , upio3 I 10 loot 116AIL M11 i ~PIAES EXPIRES Uc -a jiii �- _______________________________________ - - - - - - -- - - .- - -,- -— . . 41. I -_ Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. VVOMEN I Evening Herald, Sanford. FL I Wednesday, June 25, 17S-1A ___ = ___ - - First Ladies Reunited __111111111--____ ,; '__ 7'& Don't Cooperate With Freeloaders DEAR ABBY: I can't believe agonizing as too little. The thai I am actually writing a trade you offer Isn't possible, Dear Abby letter, but I need to bats competent plastic surgeon know how to solve a thorny could whittle down your problem. watermelons to cantcloup I have an acquaintance of site. =Y . _______ S '.L— - arnin g E e ir r. eep !i- : ores. They returned with several longstemmed roses, beautifully crafted from colored paper. Shyly, the girls explained they could makesimilar flowers frnmsilkandothermatej Both girls were college freshmen in Saigon, studying for degrees In commerce and business administration. They hope to continue these studies next year. Nug) en's wife, meanwhile, brought in a sampler of exquisite embroidery. She would be willing to decorate table napkins and other Items with her me handiwork she could ne an ouflet, Ngun A un1ersity graduate with a B A Degree in English res to the fact that he imd his family cannot step immediately into the kind of jobs and lifestyle to which they were accustomed in their homeland. "it will take us a year before we car, rebuild our hves,"hesaJd 'Aftertivit,we will have some rnorey, I hope to have a better job and my children car. con~in their education." his family is adapting well to hic in America. It iad always been his dream that his sons, at least, could study in America some day. And the whole family is diligently tutelage, eluding the youngest daughter, Hong-An, 12, and Ngu) en's attractive wife. For Army, for seven years an employe of an American company In Saigon, and then for two years, a iorker at the U S Embassy, Ngu)en is convinced that neither he nor his family would have survived had they ;i "Weareahard rking fay. Wewanitomakea contribution to American society, not make a burden." With this attitude spurring them on, the Nguyen family is determir"y going about the business of finding jobs for all its memberc and working diligently at those Jobs "We'll accept any work until we are on our feet again and can find more suitable employment," said head of the seenembe family Vietnamese refugees, Nguyen Tan Phuoc, in his excellent English Seated in the sparsely furnished yet Immaculately clean living room of his Country Club Manor apartment off 25th Street in Sanford, the former ftwisportation ofFicer for the U,S. Embassy in Saigon related with pride the various Jobs at which he and his children were working to help make the family self-supporting. ' 1~e work at the bank (Flag,ship U. S. Bank) in the e v ening, me and the (our older children," said Nguyen. "It's only cleaning work , dusting and polishing, but it's a start oldest technical high schwl in Saigon iast May, had the end of the war not cut his education short weeks before i I - automotive department at J. C. Penney's in Sanford. And is doing well, according to his employer, and learning English rapidly. He plans to study mechanical engineering in college once the family is better established. The second son of the family, Si, who is a 16-year-old ninth grader, helps swell the family's meagre savings by doing maintenance work about the apartment complex and swimming pool Suminornng Ins two oldest daughters, Cam Nhung, 20, and Thu-Thu , 19, the father bid them fetch examples of the handicrafts the girls were hoping to sell to local -- , ~ =* __- _1 _______ ____ ___ IL; . r" _t I -11 - -1 - I I . -- :- .1 -_ r! i I - . .71 - - - . . . - - 4. - I I % ! I - - ______________ _____ __ , I ______ I. _____ _____ ____ - - - 1 - - -________________________ -ik_*TUAV* I 1 " --' -1, - 4 I . P I -1 I . am - '-'i- t'--iT . . - .. ____ 7— . .,- . . * ... __________________ £ I . 19 - ,-.~ _____ _____ .. _____ I e . i .-.. 1.j -Z-, -_ - __ zmfiiz 1. . ............-, - -. - t - -. . . -- .. - .- IVas it - -f- . . ' ..y_- . - , / I ; s-, - - -011 _ "r y' vi ç' -' ,- ~Wf ,,,', t -,, ' j - . - ,, ' .. .-. - .•"......... .. - rl i - - . '- .-' I -'' ' - ji Z. ______________ - U . ________ r... - , - P r - . I I, a . . ., - .- T_ •FI. - (above, second right) and his four - __ l- - - -- ••- . L1 W 1 _. . i ll' t . k I i,%* _k - - C ' t! - ' . IL_ . -_--__--_ _I -- . I -1-=_- _ I - I _____________________ I - I - .41- W . ,_ . _ - -- A . ".. _ ~N .?,~~:! _& . . -1 .v I _~_§W _ t 0 IzV_A 'hI.'"nP'1 -.---- a I _J_J6-;, . _A~ ,i_ A;,&_ rN t:15 ?-~~ -r.* ,34_:_.' I *%t_ - " is V0 Thi Luu, assisted • daughter youngest by . Hong-An Meanwhile son a Duc is engaged as an auto mechanic ____ a automotive department. 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A, ~ I -__ Freezer. 1 A ,% 17.0 cu-ft • £ neurigeraior- ' 8 ____Jt Frost-Proof WALL ' _________________ - June . I _: I * or 1 . r .I 19 i - ,.. N.C. The wedding will be on ,at4pm inthegardenof Mr and Mrs. John Newkirk Golden Gate Circle. I I Frigidaire 100% PLUMBING HEATING, INC. 1001 Sanford Ave. 322-6s62 0 A 322-261 1 - . - I . i Series E ~_JL Savings Bond With this " - 2$JIO$ 157$ 0 I Call - .. - .. ., . 4 iiiiiiiiiiiiiii-ii I EveninewC7 Her.3dW .?Z i t hOUSBhold a i Quitman. - -1 . . (n?r,! Bond 'hid' cc nc I __ I- Ii aiire A .L trousers. Edge slits with di ng. A classic Chinese sheath Is a lutist wi th its standup p collar slits and frog closing. Make it with a raglan shoulder li ne and Wnple-bell 3leeves. D . __ • -0 and good fashion and will make opulence of the Forbidden Cit ~. sewing more exciting than it Choose rich velvets, daniasks has been In years. and broca les and look for Where should you start? Try patterm with Eastm motifs. a quilted coolie jacket over Use wide matching pants or a broldered trims. Lacquered is sophisticated Ma - the word most used for colors collared jacket over a bamto- That means bright Chinese here ev"nlng e green, celestial blue, If you favor China, make the imperial gold and "y black. pants straight and the trim If you can't find real silk, use mings understated If you the silk hand synthetics like 1 1k it preer wO u Mongoliiian effe ct, qiana nylon add some barbaric ms and tuck your pants Into your boots. ------------Side slits are everywhere. NOT HOUSES Make a slim coat with a frog. Are For Flowers buttoned side closing and slit It NOT PEOPLE to show its matching skth or Jumpsuit Make a narrow tunic " - money Mry dity. _-i ~ . I Mrs. Eartha Scott Joseph, 'M. Scott, Sanford and King V. 1415 West 7th St Sanford Scott Sr Oviedo, and Mr. and announces the engagement o Mrs Willie le Allen, Sanford her daughter, Cliinita Henese Her (lance, horn in Thomas Allen, to Pfc. Charles Reynolds, County, Georgia, is the grandLucille Reynolds son of Albert Reynolds Sr., son of (,a. He graduated 191 We.t 18th St., Sanford. BorntnSan(ord,thebrideto- From S&minole High in 1974, be attended Seminole High wherehewasacthctnfootball School were she was a member and baseball He is presently of the FHA, FlAl,a% Clubs. She is sotioned at the Marine Corps, frig, I I P; rz_:-_i_iU la.niI II p!In lbal- lbe whole use 4 a rehearsal of "Lucifer," the new Graham ballet premlerW this month (top left). At top right, performerswarmup in yoga-like exercises. The entrance of Night (mid-left) lin. Prcuesspectators at the rrharaaoIJUer. Betty Ford (mid-right) enjoys a scene from the ballet thottom left) as does Martha Graham (right). __ - 1 , - .- __ _ .:r -W~~fLr - 1= Area Engagements ,'-''. , ; . -- ' ft 11 "I f igure. even when times are tough, 'r 4 ' r ~.,11`144 Ile Herald Services How are you $oing to get the mysterious East into your fall sewing? The Oriental look is the single clevest fashion mesuge to come out of the new collections. I t's Chinese, or Tibetan, or maybe Mongolian, or enigmatic combination of Far Eastern looks it's week at JAC. Penney's " ' $ z ---I- 'uiures vevv '.rIenia Look F ll 'a several days - ' -!.--. ) ..#. , . 7 -- #"~" A Buy both pieces for... ~_., .zi .- V-- ..,.' Iasi... . Busying nerseir herself with household chores j- ,_ ••' - __ Al 1_. --- .-;- -1- ...-,-V: ---- - . _'_ _': - '1 First I.-idy of the United States was briefly reunited with a grand lady of ballet when Betty Ford visited her former dance teacher, Martha Graham, at her New York studio, Mrs. Ford ls Honorary Chairman ol the Martha Graham 5Oth Anniversary Celebration Committee which held a special benefit performance this month. The two sat briefly to watch - ___I,r . !IL = - _T ,_-- - i, - .- _2_ = 4 1 ' . - ____ __ '•:- '" I . . . I .---- - 0 I -. . - , - dosngn'ialntenancearoundthe I k ; *,.-.) the day , Si (left) earns a little extra I' 10 - / - I . A. I A kI-- - =W _+ .. , Hong-An,Cam..NHungandS, During . !_1 _ j' 'I' ie . - - r *4 around all this excess produce you two run off to Vegas and All it attracts is fruit fl s! elope? Under the dr. "FUTU RE cumstan, I don't think a WATERMELONS" church g is teeddit9iiie DEAR FU.IJ RE: My ; cirtells me that too much of a good cumstances" being that I am thing cu be every bit as not a virgin.) She didn . ' oldest children (from left) Duc, ? _il i, - . -- I ;.. . j1 : 4:;-- . • . '-, ,'- . - -___ .wi 1 - M =11- - - each night is Nguyen Tan Phuoc - _i JI f/' * 1. -- 1... - _____ __________ - ' - I -V . - - kI% - - I 911. ., - -- - .\, I suggest that Mrs. "Saint" overcome her bias. She may suggest I treat this man' find a fine friend in the topless JUST WONDERING dancer. Who are we to judge? DEAR JUST: Don't wise uz POLICEMAN'S WIDOW anyone. And treat him like DEAR WIDOW: Amen. you'd treat any other DEAR ABBY My parents freeloader. No one can take got divorced when I was 12. I advantage of you without your lived with m mother un cooperation. went away to college. After DEAR ABBY A girl signed graduation, I gota good Job and 'Grapenuts" wrote, "My my own apartment. I am now mother said that for her 40th birthday she wants to have Dad remarried, but Mother 'tic surgery.td to to have herstayed sbigle. She's attractive about 'grapes' enlar I and has had many men friends grapefridtslze,butDadsayshe She gets a generous alimony likesher driedraisins'the way from Dad they are" Now for my problem I've Well, please Inform gone with David for nearly two "Grapenuts" to tell her mother years. He's 28, and we want to that I have a couple of get married When I told my honeydews I'd gladly tra& for mother I wanted a church 41M - ...: ______________________ , fv , 9". AL DP'e'E-fl•PED(( the &. Should I wise ame but I - -. = .; ..'r" yo ______ ._ _ -. ______ I . i. ,'A By ABI6AlI VAN he spends his meet the topless dancer I summers traveling around the reminded rw of Incident . DEAR WANTS: Have the help me plan a wedding ° country (and, indeed, the my own life. %eddllng you want Since world), freeloading on his My late husband, a police your other obviously has so friends. detective, called one day to Abby,Idon'texpecttowa& gowm Interest In helping you plan It fie writes to say he'll be in the infom rm that he was bringing down the aisle in a white (or pay for It), Invite her as a neighborhood, and asks a couple home for dinner. I and veil, but I want a church whether he nmy "Visit" for a found them to be charming, wedding to remember, and so guest. A church wedding need few days Then he moves in and intelligent and good company does David With my mother °° stays a week or longer if he can After they left, my husband having expressed such a Everyone has a problem. Whirs get away with It. He's wined told me that she w a negative attitude, am on r or :Psair1pty,writ. and dined, and he never, never "madame" and he w a pimp! spot What should I do' Enclose stampod salf . reciprocates.In fact, when he is Some time later they were WANTS A WEDDING ddrned envelop plea se. out for dinner, he alwa)s finds marr 4 ed She quit her an excuse to get so deeply irt. profession and so did he. YS volved in conversation with Subsequently, we became very someone at the table that the good frie nds. ckcou1dlaytherecoilectng E When my husband's illness moss before he'd pick it up. was diagnosed as terminal, the IN fie is cn Ws way here, then former pimp was the or~y .3 he's visiting a mutual friend friend who offered to finance i and after that, another mutual Inn to the Ma Clinic in . _____ , 1~~ . . . - lf4 ' ___ riTC .d I ,_1 MI (1 I;7 LAST 4 D AV h .. ______ _ . X .±- ,~ - -11 I ?'' - '.' - - - *L_4`;__ I _!. -:,-.- ,~~. ~ INN - 7. .4_.4 10 __ . I _____ \ - -.- - . - . . .,~__~F -7 - V7 L V' ___ .,~ . I 14 . - Dear Abby : ___ # ( I . - - — :: : :_ an I,, 1. __ _____ *_ .__ I ___ __ .. I I __ I. - ______ Proud, disciplined and Optimistic, Nguyen asserts he and his family have no real problems "We are by the Christian Alliance Churches of Sanford and Orlando," he explained "We know that they will help us meet ourdall) needsforaperjodof threemontha and they are working to find me worthy employment so I can once again support m family" ••••• _________ *W ( . .im .. _V. ___ _. . • . . 14-- - __ BYJEANPAITESON - Wednesday, June 23, 1975-4A - - - - - - - - -__ - - - - - �— .-.—',-------. . - 1OA—EveningH,raM, Sa nford, Fl. Wednesday, June 25, 1975 1 SPORTS H eview By BOB LLOYD Herald Staff Writer Ling the slaying of a burglary orts Death Burg lar Susp _ Evening Hera ld, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, June 25, If75-1B burglaries in the county and wagon loaded with burglary duty near the St. Johns River, has up evidence of a second niij, in the air, holstered his service been assigned to of Investigators today said the suspect by a sheriff's deputy to that a search for a possible loot and fled on foot Into a revolver and chased Bouey on pending completion of In. been halted and that no the Seminole County Grand second suspect has been halted, swampy area adjacent to a foot into the area of head-high veatigatlons into the shooting. evidence has been found to station wagon abandoned by A spokesman for State Atty. Jury. Clifford Charles Bouey. 29 of house west of Sanford where a weeds on the edge of the Investigators today said a substantiate a theory of a Bouey turned out to have been Abbott Herring said today that Meanwhile, loaned to him by an Altamonte sheriff's Altamonte Sprlr1gs, was shot burglary had been reported in swamp. Polk said Stallworth search for a possible second second suspect. Herring is reviewing in. detectives said today the slain and killed Monday afternoon by progress. A search of the area with Springs man who was i shot the suspect after he lunged man Involved ln the burglary at vestlgative reports before suspect has been linked to at Deputy Luke Stallworth after Sheriff John Polk said at the officer with a tree limb, the Robert C. Dorn residence on police dogs following the Georgia at the time of the Dorn making a decision on presen. least two other daytime Boucy abandoned a station Stallworth fired a warning shot Stallworth has temporarily Orange Boulevard, west of 1-4 shooting of Bouey failed to turn breakin. , __ Manager .-11 . - He was almost like a little boy in his excitement for life and love of being a r -M=M*& aedv nrnfcc iririril Iric l4'c,J1'r,II riIrvirr j.iiayr.a. ' r11;4-J %/,...., Lf....... .i,... . :.. L,'uv,u vuivi, riiiiiury uiiuiii -- - I — jt'iie'iui rnuriugeu Defends r,_ n____• oaaruan Nets ' Ladner Believed Dead In Crash 1 bu 4 Continued From Page 1-A) NEW YORK (AP) Wendell Ladner, basketball's biggest little kid, a dynamo who attracted and loved attention, Is presumed dead in an Eastern Airlines 727 crash that killed more than 100 persons. Ladner, a forward for the New York Nets, was returning from a two-week visit with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Ladner, who raise cotton ir Necaise Crossing, Miss. 1k as di ivi Ly f;..., kiini, where he tjoaidcd Flight 66 Tuesday ;'fternoori Two hours later t "jetliner plurimeted to earth in a thunderstorm, sparing the lives of just 14 passengers. Ladner was not among them. In the inspection of the crash site, police found a body with L.adncr's championship ring on it and Ladrier's Nets traveling hag was discovered nearby. The bag bore the No. 4 number In his Ili years with the Nets. - 11. Knowles said. The city managet points out that after the suit was filed, two attorneys from New York, a city planner and another man Writ several days going over city records and files an1 ;rul enjed • up with nothing to substantiate the charge. "It finally appeared that th. city had actually made more public improvements In the black sectors in recent years had been made in the white sectcrs. The records bore out the statement that paving in the white section was done wi th the property owner paying a third ., si.... kI...t. U'U Vr.kib. I&II UI M UI4CV th I1*fI sec r, no costs were paid b the abutting property owners," Knowles said. In Judge Young's ruling, he stated that "after lengthy discovery procedures, the nartles thrnuh their -.t. --U torneys, recognized that, although there had been no discrimination on the part of the Defendants since the advent of the first Civil Rights decisions, it is in the best Interest of both Plaintiffs and Defendants, and all citizens Of the City of Sanford, to upgrade the community through the appropriate utilization of Federal revenue sharing funds." Knowles concluded his report by noting that Mayor Lee Moore "was absolutely correct" when he answered DeLattibeaudiere during Monday night's City Commission meeting. "Since others may be faced with questions concerning the court order, I have prepared this report for information purx)ses," Knowles said. fI?aaI I , - - 100 " TABLETS ..- . .,.. Victor "Taco" Perez of Sanford, left, takes a glove to the throat from Eustis' John Wayne Mil e. Perez won in the third round. - - -, , Good June 25 thru 29, 1975. 13O —: Limit 1 — II WIkicI—J : Rag. 49' .• - 71 WALGR tin Ladner played his college ball at the University of Southern MLssissippi and broke into the ABA with Memphis in the 1970-71 season, where he immediately was chosen to the Aliflookie and All-Star teams. Over the next three years, he also played with Carolina and Kentucky before coming to the Nets. - Iui sI IWIFERINI _ Nets Coach Kevin Leughery heard about the plane crash on television, "and I kept hoping he wan't on the plane. There's just no reason why a young man like him, so full of life, hnd to rIo' at 77 - , BUFFERIN P "Nob H cashew - January and then saw action in only 25 games, scoring an average of 4.12 points a game pulling down 2.72 rebounds a game. And he drew 68 penalties. Vincent COUPON WALG 89 in good taste! Positive identification of the bodies by the New York Medical Examiners office continued into the early morning hours. 'They called him "Wondrous Wendel," a 6-foot-5, 230-pound forward who played basketball like a combination tractor-tor. n;ido, 1k 'me to Ilu' ?eC #f (ia A; - jcjjn Riisknttiaj[ Aswida'ti III January, 1974 from the Kentucky Colonels in a trade for Nets guard John Roche. Also coming to New York was guard Mike Gale. "He was almost like a little boy in his excitement for life and love of being a professional basketball player," said Kentucky Perez I ICE CREAM Smooth, always assistant general manager David Vance after learning of the crash. "If he played for you, he was your favorite. If he played against you, he was the biggest villain. The midscason trade that brought Ladner to the Nets was a surprise. The Nets had given up a starting guard for two reservc, though corL'ide'red top Irosrt'CN. ot oIl if, it r'ai' start and, as NLL, l'r i dent Roy Boe said, "he helped us to a title two years ago." But last year was a disappointment for the sometimes tempestuous forward prone to fits of temper on the court but a gentleman off it. Even before the year began, he was sidelined by a torn tendon in his right leg. The twotime All-Star didn't get in the lineup until • v without coupon 78 I' , I'. R OiLL.ON 2 types. June 29 '75 t I 'I 1 I 1/2.'gaIIon Ladner's U Jf ;u BAN 11J ban 25 I —..—i._ — .i I ' GLADE SOLID ROOM DEODORIZER Ass't Scents , Good June 33 Joey Vincent of Orlando, right, misses with a right to the head of Roy "Thunder" Thornton of Jacksonville. He did not miss often, . I 7S 29, 1975 I M. - - WALGREEN COUPON White Paper Plates Vii M County. I PAK8O .REG.79 .1 tDINNIR Halt Zoo 7~ — --• U Good June 25 -29, 1975. Limit 1. Heavy sunboth I. sizi w $1.9c I j RU owl 1•. WA*LGREE Spending ________ iCoatinued From Page lA) - a program to exactly what the board will have to have done," L • SHASTA _ I I - K _ I •IIUI -U _____ He said the county's parks department has other top priority items, which have been in planning for a long time, which must precede total county commitment to parks. QUAKER I STATE : MOTOR OIL Ik 30 W-HD 4 9 Good June 25 29, 1975 Limit 6 His opponent, Charlie Grimmett, jumped Into an early lead as he busted Ross around the left eye. But "Mad Dog" kept coming until he earned an eight-round decision. The Perez-Battle fight was a rematch of an affair three years ago. In that bout, Perez had to get off the canvas to stop his younger hard-punching foe. Tuesday's bout was almost a repeat of their first encounter. After a close free-swinging first round, Hattie took control early in the second. Using his left jab and hook, Battle shook up Perez several times. Midway through the round, Rattle caught Perez high on the head and sent the local fighter spinning to the canvas. Perez was up in a flash, ORLANDO - Victor "Taco" Perez, Joey Vincent and Edgar "Mad Dog" Ross proved Tuesday night at the Orlando Sports Stadium that they are not only top drawing cards, but also great fighters. The trio of Central Florida boxers headlined one of the imest cards ever presented, before a near record-breaking crowd. All three earned Impressive triumphs. Perez, who is from Sanford, got off the canvas in the second round of his brawl with John Wayne Hattie to stop the Eu.stis lighter 52 seconds into the third stanza. Vincent started slowly in the first round, but came on in the second to beat a bigger and stronger Roy "Thunder" Thornton of Jacksonville. I U U I U IS w e! ___________________ WALGREEN-C______ Tr i o: Pere z, inrant, Ross Of the three co-featured main events, Ross had the toughest By LOUIS SAPSIS Herald Boxing Writer I U 0 I Reg. or Diet. Cola. Root Beer I (Limit 6) Good June 25.29, 1975 I . I#IIIIJ I • Finnfi n 0 1 cry ,ni&ii# qI- Nelawender also e.ath that when the county leased the land to the Society the agreement provided for the Society to develop, opera te and maintain at its own cost and without expense to Seminole County both the park and the zoo." Herald Photos by Louis Sapsis -. Trapping Battle against the ropes, Perez unleashed a twofisted attack that dropped Battle to his knees, The Eustis fighter got back to his feet at the count of nine. Only the bell saved him from going out in that round. The one-minute rest period was of little help to Battle. Perez went back to the attack at the beginning of round three. Finally, an accumulation of bead and body shots sent Rattle down for the fatal 10-count. Vincent's KO was sensational. Outweighed by more than 10 pounds, 150 to 161, Vincent spent the first round feeling out and staying away from his wildswinging opponent. Midway through the second, Vincent stepped in with a picture-perfect straight right hand that caught Thornton. The shot dropped Thornton flat on his back as he head bounced like a basketball on the canvas. Thornton managed to get back to his feet and tore into Vincent with both hands. But the flashy Orlando fighter bided his time while evading Thornton's powerful shots. With 1:39 left In the round, Vincent caught Thornton again and put him to sleep with a rapid left-right-left combination. floss' win was revenge, for Grimmett is the only man to defeat "Mad Dog." Grimmett, a look-a-like of Muhammad All, danced around Ross early while popping him with an assortment of punches. In the middle of the third round, Ross began to bleed badly from a large cut over his eye. It appeared the fight might be halted because of the location of the laceration. Undaunted, floss kept after his man, digging both hands to the body. This tactic paid off in the later rounds, when Grimmett l Continued on Page 3-B) UU•UIUIIIfr W' COUPON pot Inexpensive Jail Cell IIJ TwIn.pak "1 REG. 99 Seminole County Port Authority SCOPA) Director Jim Ryan said today that a -. Freell ment of Corrections, SCOPA members were told at their Monday meeting. "Seminole County is In a tight spot now for jail space and right here in our county Is something we can make use of," Ryan said of the prototype. Mernber were also told that the second phase of the authority's fuel tank f arm Is about 40 per cent complete, affrr last week's transfer of two large tanks from downtown Sant,rd. ____________ ________ With Any New Prescription: Limit 1 per family thru July 23. 1975 •U The bu 'f IUIUUUUUUp a • U TRAC II , , I • ( . ADJUSTABLES Gillette cartndges. 20'EXP, SLIDES or MOVIE PROCESSING PAK4 p 83 C 2 U • a 35mm, 126, 110 Kodachrome 9 Ektachrome lide, Super 8, 8mm Kodachrome. Woigreen process. L imit I I Irl. 1vp.ø I with 111111 th,w 7.3.73, 31-I.e. $2,3 A new heart throb is WIMBLEIX)N, England (Al') being pursued by Wimbledon's tennis teenyboppers this year. His name is Guillermo Vilas of Argentina. that's what I'm working for," he said quietly in near-perfect English. His best appeals to hundreds of Wimbledon's young girl %%Wle Sweden's golden-haired Bjorn Borg, 19, still cap- fans who encircled him when they had the chance, begging for autographs. Some brought him presents which he smilingly accepted. Tuesday was not a happy day for the No.7 seed, former Wimbledon champion Stan Smith of Sea Pines, N.C., who suffered a shocking defeat at the hands of South African Byron Bertram 61 6-2 6-1, Bertram, who failed to qualify for Wimbledon a year ago and then underwent major surgery on his arm, called it the match of his life. He plays Andrew Pattison of Rhodesia in the second round today. The first three seeds in the women's singles all advanced to the second round: Chris Evert, Fort Lauderdale, Fla., Martins Navratilova of 0echos1ovakia,nj Billie Jean King of San Mateo, Calif. Miss Evert, strong favorite to retain her 1974 title, plays Elly Appell of the Netherlands today. Other second-round matches In the men's singles Wednes-. day: No.) seed Jimmy Connors vs. Vijay Amritraj of India; Borg vs. Milan Holocek of Czechoslovakia, and Vilas vs. Ray Moore of South Africa. — - - - Taking Girls By Storm Ii1 _____ spirt , u I Fever Thermometer 7 The prototype has been toured and approved by offi clals Of the Florida Depart Wimbl 9 01 June 25-29, 1975. Limit I INSECJ REPELI SCOPA tenant, Standard Systems Inc., has completed a prototype jail cell that "would cost about half of the normal cost," 77 Muhammad Al''i edon I Pringle' _ _ Developed 1 tures the hearts of many fans at the championships, it's Vilas is taking the girLs by storm. In one year, he has emerged from the tennis netherworld, winning the Grand Prix and Masters titles against the world's best to arrive here seeded No.4. On Tuesday he finished a rain-interrupted match against New Zealand's Jeff Simpson to win 7-5, 64, 64 and advance to the second round. For Vilas, 22, there was no clowning on court or off. Quiet and polite, Vilas is a lover of poetry, music and natore. But on court he is a muscular left-bander, his long brown hair pegged back by a broad blue headband. He believes in practice and more practice, which accounts for the accuracy of his ground strokes, forehands and topspin backhands. "I'm working at adapting my game to grass For Wtnibledon," he said after practicing for the Simpson match. Was he worried abut the big names he could meet in the Connors, Ashe, Nastase? final stages and notwxly. I can only do my best everYt.XXIY fear "I - t i ound Instant KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia (All) Heavyweight champion Muhammad All says he expects to make the first round of his title Fight against British challenger Joe Bugner a carbon copy of their first fight in 1973 by cutting his lace. "Most likely I'll cut [urn in the first round it's effective, All told newsman Tuesday. "It worries a man to see himself bleeding." All opened a gash over Bugaer's left eye in the opemng minutes of their non-title bout at Las Vegas on February 14, 1973. Eight stitches were eventually needed to close it. "Joe Bugner's been cut once in his life once ... I mean stitch cut, not scratch cut," said his manager-trainer, Andy Smith. - - .,. "That's why we don't think the First Ali fight goes down as the best fight or the most satisfying that Joe had, because he couldn't do his things. If Joe had gone back to Britain having been stopped in any of those 12 rounds, he'd have been crucified. The thing then was to keep the fight going." Smith said. Despite a cut so deep, in the words of one ringwtse observer, "You could look down into it like the grand canyon," Bugner wa.s not bleeding when he answered the bell for the second round. The wound was not reopened and Bugner finished strongly. Some speculated that if the match had gone 15 rounds .\h iiug,.t have been defeated. The speed with which Bugner was patched up surprised All's handlers, "I remember thinking at the time that the cat that did that repair work would be a good guy to have around in a knife light," said Drew "Bundini" Brown, one of All's cornermen. "He's in a class by himself," agreed the champio't's trainer, Angelo Dundee. "He" is l.ondon-bo,-n Danny Holland, 64, rated by Uviry U. be the best cut man in the business "He is cool and calculating by the ringside. There ir q? one minute to work on between rounds and he rlwa' ' r t able to patch up the datnagt'," said Smith. Holland thinks Bugner has the edge on Ji". ' ! gt :t .' mut'h more experienced than when h 'i:' i - '' said, .', . ' I - - --------------------- ----- -_- ':'" ------ ' -- ----------____ -r-=-r - '=- -, -= ---'-=-c==r -- ---'----'--- f--' -==:r-' -- -- ----= ' ---- -- -- —' --'- ---="- - .--" ---- - ?'=-=: ---==-=-=-------._.------'--------_ -- '----- -- -- --c --------.--=-. Rp.nlav ==-.C-. -=-= - -- ==- - -- --' -.--=.-------- ==;--:---- -- =-'----: -- - -_- - -_---.- -- --- -_ - - - - ------------- -. -=-- ----- ---- - -' --- fl ------ --- -------- - ----r--_= -- ----.' - - -_ - - -- -- " ---- - ---------------- ' ------ - -------- --- ''---'' - ------------_ - -- -' '-S �28-!v.nlng Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, June 2$, 197$ Evening Herald Sanford, Fl, MAH~l SCOREBOARD .iItles e ~~~ ___ (Regur) 3 1; Major League (Hobbs) 01 28 3S A" Well 42 31 6, 10 Catf Pittsburgh Pittsburgh i 'os h Yanks Land , By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Yankees into first place, finally did it Tuesday night. The three-million-dollar man checked Baltimore on four hits two In th e first inning, two in the ninth and the Yankees ick's ftee-ruri homer capped a four-run ninth for the Indiam th e Yank ees climbed into first place in the American league's In other action, r t I urn LI* Mtruil, t igers " and 4-2, We Oakland A s edged the Minnesota Tivins 6-4, the Kansas City Royals defeated the California Angels 5-3 in 11 innings and the Chicago White Sox shad ed the Texas Rangers 7-5 • SIXTH -IM-PactC.2-fillis San Diego 7 San Francisco 1 1 Cumban Frisco (Larrabee) SI 2 1st 10 utnlnq nd y Spitfire (Spriggs) • San Diego 3. Sat Francisco 0 Ta e Reliable Jr.) Ind Freight (Crank) Yodaç'sOJtmes 3 r*,Tt Vt ,,,;,W I 1, f, P. 1"! f,;,% r at Ph;1ad*1r,h,a (Larborp Quaker Cbt tWerkm'-ser) 72 e t.5). SEVENIM - I M - Pace C-2 - I a almilk L.V)'y Y n Chicago (Revschel 56) at Montreal (Blair 1$). Ut) St. Louis 7.5) at New uJ..I. rD Summer . Yankee (Humejr)1O1 (No Driver) S. I. (Kucia) 41; 5 CutasA (Porter) 31:6. Kssirnm L os Angeles (Sutton I16 at Flath (No Driver) 51; 7. Potentate Houston (Konleczny Pick (Ude(l) 72; 5 Cind y Lumber Son Francisco (Caldweli 46) lack (Hobbs) S at Diego (Folkers 74), EIGHTH 1M Pace 3-3 Thursdays Games $1001-i. Bonnie Sumpas (Wll$iy St Louis at Mon treal, (n) Jr.) 61; 2. Joyous Move (Niel son) 9. Chicago at Pittsburgh , ( n) 2; 3 Peoples Choice (LeVan) 52; 4 Atlanta at Hous ton. ( t) Los Angel es at San Fran Paprika Lobell (Brainerd) 3-1; (Taylor) 7-2; 6. LOch cisco. (Forsch A. Bombay p. , -W." " after a Torrez pitch came cIce to Munson in the top of the intiiiig. Indians 8, Red Sox Hendrick's second home run of th e game was a two-out, They got another in the sixth on a walk and Bill North's dot,ge and Gene Tenace walloped his 13th In theseventh Royals 5, Angels 3 ft Hal McRae delivered a tiebreaking single In the 11th in - •' . . . - __ '' " rTrffT Phi'611i* es Aipo"bush D" F. I -- 9 - - ;- is V -.tv.- -- .2 a pair of run - - - .. _ ftk-"4 4 0 . - -.......'". • - T -- ~I,'1 = law- , . - . '-" . - . f t A P"" I4iiii r ~_- ,,., .-:, I 2%7 ._ 90-DAY GUARANTEE 323.1329 Re ''C A. third. Badcock Tops .., ') Close Gap To Two Games __;-- 1T__T__ r ~- "ac" it By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Chase 9-2 4: __________ - - II Dandy Thing out to " ,- - . - $755 - MIXON AUTO ,.%''" r ------- --- , -- ..: a -' 4 . - - ' -; - . s. . - 222 Magnolia Ave. Sanford 322-0808 323-6404 alm of the All-Stars permitted three hits. Both Badcock and Chase scored mates 1)at.ld L1eb and Jeff pitchers walked five ______________ early, but Badcock also scored Patton also poked singles. Veronica ui1 Annette late for a 9-2 Sanford Senior I Nicky Slergo was for Baseball League victory three with singles for Chase.Thompson and Lone Adamets Tuesday at the Sanford Hobby Robinson, Ken Brown, singled for the Seniors, and and Rue oone singled Memorial Stadium "j Tom Hunt and Reid Me______________________ for the All-Stars Badcock led 5.2 alter to Lauchlin also belted singles. ---r- Innings, then added three rt.ns .. Badcock 320 003 f- 4 I All Stars 001 002 0- 3 7 6 e six an n e Chat, 200 000 0- 2 7 6 Seniors 700 030 x- 6 3 4 I seventh. Joe Ervin of Badcock blank ed Chase af te r the first inning. He struck out three, walk ed two and scat te red seven hits. - Drries our. r Conditioning Parts - -_ one i - ~ Greg Latour of Chase gave up , I -, J • Railroaders' Coach Bob Graham huddles with players. (Herald Photo by Gordon Williamson) t I I: Louie lively led Badcock LI ...George's I.. !Victory • Leaders Turf Club Thank You Night Set AmorkAw League BATTING (150 of bats)- Kansas City flBvsby 10.3 or Carew. MK .376; Lynn. Bsn, Lemard 3-3) of California *345. (Tanana 5-I). Ut) Bu; s' Mlnr*Wa (CorWn 43) at R WhD. NY Oakland (Holtzman &I or Beh. T ex. ". RUNS BATTED I N-Lynn. - ise. "), (n) Thvrs4a'Ys Gain" Kansas City at California, (n) G-Scolt. Mll, 49 H I T 5-Munson, NV. 57; Texas at Chicago Cartw. Mm. 13. C.Wath,ngtn. Cleveland at Milwaukee . Baltimore. DOUBLES-Chalk, Singleton. Bal. 16. Cal. The Itailroades' 20-game wi nn ing streak was snapped .' • qqqw L Tuesday night. GeorgE's stopped nn auto center t - 1 . - - The "- . Department Store Mellon NY, Night* 116; R-Jactson. Oak, I#; Morton, In addition to barpins in food Dee. Burroughs. Tti. S• and drinks, patrons will be StOLEN BASES-Rivers, admitted at half price to Ca KC.fl. Racing Resuits PITCHING TUESDAY Blaze (I)()3K3 (3)3503 20 3 Flyer s 0 (2 4) 11,600 1 2.00.2 SECOND 1. SpeedolIle (Crar*) (1) 6.50 1.10 2.50 2 Regal Eden (3 Farong (I) - 1 311.7 THIRD -1. Jeans Winter (Sica $77.20 1 (7-4)1) $16 20 1 2:11.1 FOURTH 1 Satin Grattan - (7 Decisions)- grandstand and clubhouse. Palmer. gal, 12 3, '00. 1 53; Rosle 0 Grady's Good Time Kaa? Chi, 101 714 291 Bird alyi,n: Jazz Band also will entertain . i.,. 714. before the 11-race program. Mm. 52. 714. 3 Mickey Bridges, leading NatlI League driver of the meeting, gained BAITING (150 t bats- his 41st victory when he piloted Chi. .367; Morgan. Walkon The Wilciside ($t40) to RUNS-Lopes, LA. 55; Ca. her second' straight win HUt, Tuesday night. Victoria Ha Vo (5) 7.3 0 (4 6) $2500 I (I S ) 1123 40 1 137.1 deno, HITS-Madlock. Ctn. gamts begin at 7.30 at #P:##lv NINTH 1 Baud 0ev. tD.nn) - (1) IS$03 40 1.003. Oilier W (7) 5O Dan Way(S)) 100(4 1 (473) 195010 1 ;13 3503 7) 133 60 1. 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It was like a voice from the past of th e WFL and Jacksonville Sharks of 1974, both wi th many still unpaid - Tue size I Price Reliant Belted Features 2 • 2 COflSttuCt,on no ,55 ,1 pol,slev cords In the wide 7$ se,es profile Whitewalls Only No treds.rn r equir ed led fait Tire - .. -.. I, '1 size Puce - led Ian 878.13 2900 195 878I3 2500 1.86 178-14 3500 244 178.14 2800 2,32 F78.4 350 256 F18.14 3000 2,47 274 G7811 3100 262 21 678-14 3200 '69 302 H78.15 292 two Daily lO-lO-Sun, 12.7 SANFORD /Kls$IMMCE/ WINTIR ft /DAyYONA lEACH iI.Qeap 1713 VneSi at I Bloc k PIOVthOfC5pr555 AVEN 0pM.ii atAipo,t Nova Rd Bnm,da Ai.e fllt,d U 517 :at 9, , - .~ 78 '' . -. 71.00 47.33 Requests Express: No Dummies our 1109. our t*9. ORLANDO EAS J/ Cnlon.i sai d. Enforcement toelirninatedisWA.SIIING1I)N IAI') criinination against women in the nation's colleges and universities universities won't come until new federal regulations are implemented, a representative of the National ijIfll?atl0lI for Women says. 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Thien, a national champion, emerged victorious on a split decision but only alter a hard-fought slugfest. -Clark is the finest I iiter I have ever fought," Thten said alter baut. "It was the toughest fight I have ever had and I ;UII very happy it is over. I don't th ink I would want to ever get tick with him again." 1'1liTsW1 _____________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________ - Quaker State UVY or 30W motor oil iraignt weight oil to help proct Your engine from wear and Corrosion at least 960 per More - limit 5 ____ non? - . . - . Clark and Tuten put on a fantastic three-round exhibition. our ur automotive department, information, L . qt, ____________________________________ __ where they'll sit. With their memories. But if you want to go places in life, you can, And Collect . 15 u,v in ______________________________ __ If you think you've got what it takes, a job in the Marines is a good place to start. Cal; now for more FIRST IM -PaceC*-1415: I. Singing tBt4e:nal 7.2 Pence (LeVaSt) 6 I; 3 Sir Hempotn (Sical) 1 1; 1. Bar kiwj Dutcttt (Piper) $.); 5. Camden May tBenedict f 7; 6. Space Conqueror (o'I&t) 3 1. 7 lack Es Coffee (rrçp) 7. 1 Star Hostess . $ ___________________________________________________ _____ jobs and if you qualify, you can take your pick. Jobs like Air Traffic Controller, Telephone Technici an, Air' craft Mechanic, Even Criminal lr.,.tstgto, Jobs that offer you a challenge. Excitement. And real future, in or out of the Marines, TONIGHT . •' When the be ll sound ed ending th e eigh th and final round of th e fight, the crowd rose to its feet and gave bo th battlers a standing ovation. A contest between Lyman High's Scott Clark and Georgia's Terry Tuten for the Southern amateur welterweight title almost P stole the ShOW from the pulsating pro card. - _____ _ - ,, . -- OVER?. aren't going anywhere Owl - IF STATE. lots of lauis. Maybe even a little learni ng. But now that you're graduating, you realty have to decide, "Is the Party Over" settle - ' - .- times, For some of your classmates, mission. , There's no getting around the fact that your high school years are some of th e best you'll ever have. Good friends, . . . of Racing Entries - IS I • ______ boot camp you'll get top notch training in a specialized career, The kind top notch lraininq only the Marines can gi ve you. They have over 400 different Harness (P4obbsl 70 7 SECOND S _____ After Colleen (3) 2.400 ( 2) 57310 T • • £ I I _)<'< FloydLivelyand Wayne Pace doubled for George's, and Jack "I cou ld have used the mont i ,i niggins, am Griffith Wiggins, .J1llLII andi t?, u'-iOOi, ,J-pOUflu, Kei th Whitney ripped singles. year-old Long said. "I'm get. Kevin Human, Hardy and ting marri ed this weekend." F'reticl.Ie Howard singled for the To accept the check, how. Railroaders. ever, he would have had to turn The Railroaders won the professional. And he has no National League with a 20-0 plans in that direction. record. Georges dominated the "I just play golf for fun," he tIrtI. From the fourth round on it was all Ross blood and all. lie chased Grunmett around the ring in a search-and-destroy ' there's one job that can start you out on the right foot better than any ot her we know of. The Marine Corps. (37 5) 544 50 I ,%.:s. , (ContlnuediromPagel-B) - ..,?, - - - Zt~ r~-,-. walking two. Soloman Hardy of National Open Long Driving the Railroaders gave up five Contest. hits, struck out nine and walked Long won a check of 112,000, one. which to the 0 1 , - ": 1960s, outhit the publicized in the fifth, touring pros wi th a massive Little of George's permitt ed bl ast of 322 yards, 2 feet, 4 inthree hits, striking out 11 and ches Tuesday and won the 1975 It. Fight.in Tno ~ - ________________ L RI 0 oo o u n 1$2 oo 1 2:09.3 I .%. - - 2 • ______ (3) - WV third In the eight-horse field. ,,, Cash. Phi. ; Garvey, LA. II 6.00 3 E1re sire 1.60 Q (31) HOME RUNS-Luziniki, Phi, $6110 1 (432) 12.00220 1 7.11.2. 76: Bench, Cm, 13. SIXTH 1. Wenevir Bert (BoisIoli)(7)9706$05502 Spanish HeIds (4) 3601103 Freedom Trail SEVIINTH Citans Comet (VanDevente,) (2) 420 320 300 2. Clever Trip Ii) 3 20 3503. Befthas Boy (5) S.00 0 (1 7) 11660 1 1*7.00 DO (7-2) $31 SO EIGHTH -1. Walkn The Wildsid. (Bridges) (7) 1 10 3.10 2 10 Vic for Is Hnj (6) 5 00 120 3 Drunoi(2) 2 $10 (67) *13 60 1 (7-4-2) 154 Jo 705 2 tiiAI fl I EN er c r a Pgtt. (4) is " 7-so 4.4a 2. mike r ill 4,go ..dl , DOUBLES-Bench, TENTH . . 140ME RUNS-Bonds, J"-,;7;ii!t~~--7-!:~----.--,-;,, OAK BROOK, Ill. (AP) A one-time major league baseball player, now a 15-handicap golf bracket for a 7:30 game tonight the against Atlantic National Bank , Harness f our steel radials. Streak Ends Long The loss dropped the Mellon, w hich Is located near Railroaders Into the loser's Sanford Naval Academy on the field. I'I 33y3% Lake blonroe waterfront. In Tuesday's game, George's amateur with no thoughts of Railroaders 5-3 on Tony Little's of Sanford, 6-1 losers to jumped ahead 3-0 In the second turning pro, is the nation's top dista n ce hitter. *hree-hitter to reach the finals George's Monday. inning and 4-0 in the third. The Jeoffrey Long, who played for of the three-team Sanford [Attie The survivor of tonight's Railroaders cut the lead to 4.3 the St. Louis Carthrials and the League City Championships. game will meet George's in the four th, but George's Chicago W hi te Sox In the mid. The game was played at Ft. Thursday In the Finals, All stre tched the advantage to 5.3 - CASSELBERRY Racegoers will be offered reduced 20; prices In admission and food night when Seminole Turf Club , Now York On games - " _ .. .."o 11 ..'' 4 Triumphs; Long , imore ) " /% Tools Fan Clutches Fan Blades - - ,, . - , 't 'oos) PARTS - _. ' - tnt says..Ivnoróg .1 Fact... eMlrs only two . ¶' i. .Ia '' fr -- DPtu (Werkh.lser) 4. 1 Texas • FREE ESTIMATES countered with IWO in me Si x th. a __ = Reds 3, Braves 0 Joe M organ acco un ted for a ll the scoring wi th a three-run homer in th e th ird inning as the Reds won for t he 10th time in 13 The Philade1hia Pniilies threw a pnu of 2-year-old pitchers to the Lions but the Lions turned games. It was his 10th of the season. Pat Darcy, Fred Norman be pussycats. Only games scheduled ---------------------Larry Chr is tenson and Tom Underwood, th e Phils top two and Pedro Bor bo n combined on a six-hitter wi th Darcy, 2-4, NINTH -1 M Pace C-I getting draft the victory. Phil Niekro, 7-6, took the loss. -7. ch Curious Note oices three years ago, tamed (Benedict) $1; 2. e fearsome Pit th ts b urgh Amertcaa Leave Chief Mercedes (Plealy) II; 3 Mets 5, Cardinals 1 East I. Pct. 03 Smoke Bear (Brainard) S I, 4 Vega to pull to within two games of the f irst-place Bucs in the National Jerry Koosman posted his 100th major league vi ctory wi th a (Hysell) Ii. S Counsel Rice New York 39 , five-hitter as the Mets snapped a seven-game losing streak and League East, 31.6 Empty ComputeiBoston 37 75 ., (Kucla) 7-2; 7. Winning Tina 35-inning scoreless string. Milwauk ee 36 33 5 79 3 Christenson, 2-I, allowed six hits and two runs through seven (Regur) Si; S Virginia Cha rm Baltimore o • Dodgers 8, Astros 3 (Soldiers) 41. innings in the opener, while U nd erwood, 8-5, went th e distance Cleveland 77 31 .409 n Do ug Rau hurled a six-hitter, collected three hits and drove In TEPITH-IM- Pace Aa.1 1-2Detroit 76 31 wi th a five-hi tter in the nightcap. twonmsforLosAngeles.SteveGaz-.ey be lja threerun homer $1,255- I Really Royal (Udell) 1; West Elsewhere in the Na ti onal League, Cincinnati blank ed Atlan ta 2 Bombay Trooper (Larrabee) 61; Oakland in the first and Ron Cey followed wi th a solo shot to put the 41 26 629 3. Good Morning Love (Brainard) 3. Kansas 31 31 Dodgers on top for good. 1; 4. Killarney Knight (Sica) 7.2; S. Texas i 8-3, San Diego swept a pair from San Francisco 2-1 in 10 innings Padres 2-3, Giants 14 Surtax (No Driver) 92; 6. East er California 31 3$ .471 1 ) and 3-0 and Chica go routed Montreal 13.1. April (Neely) S., Handy Jones notched his 10th victo ry in the opene r, scattering Minnesota 31 3.3 470 The Pirates swept into Philadelphia Monday night with vicELEVENTH-IM-PaceC-3Chicago 75 3$ 433 )3 11 hits over the 10 innings. Enzo Hernandez scored the winning 1151-1. Red Clay D'Amato) 101; torIes In 12 of their last 13 games and a five-game bulge over the Teesdays Results run, racing home from th ird on an error by second baseman 2. Don Br ewster (Blood) 9-2; 3. Milwaukee 5, Detroit 0. 1st PhIls. But three straight losses ended Pittsburgh ho pes of a Derrel Thomas. Hireco (Crank) 5 1; 4 West ern ScOt t Milwaukee 1, Detroit Ind wway , for th e time being anyway. (Taylor) $ 1; S. Mity Clip Away New York 3 lt In th e nightcap, Brent Strom fired a two-hitt er for his se cond 1 (Bridges ) 7-2. 6. Mira Life Cleveland L Boston 6 011ie Brown's tie-breaking do uble in the seventh was the big victory In three decisions. Willie McCovey homnered and Mike (Reynolds) 41; 7. Nifty Lady Byrd ChicagO , blow for the Phils In the opener, while Greg Luzlnskl drove In Ivie contributed a run-scoring double for San Diego. Kansas City S. California 3, (IhIenfeld) Ii; I. Irene Vo (Kucla) three nms with a pair of singles ln the finale. 31. 17 Innings Cubs 13, Expos 6 Oakland 6. Minnesota 4 IAlzlnskl's first single, atworun poke, came off Bruce Kison in The Ctitis pounded four M on treal pitchers f or 15 base hits, Today's Gaines the first inning. Kison also surr endered four walks and left three by Tim Hosley who drove In three runs. Chicago bro ke It Cleveland (Harrison 02) at Baseball wi th out gett in g anyone out, the second straight start he has open in the third with six runs, two on Andy Thorton's double. Boston (Pole 13) failed to retire a batter. New York (Miy 7.3) at Bafli. I Winn ing pi tche r Bill Bonham, 7-5, contributed a two-run triple. more (Palmer 123) ustrot? (Ruhte 63) at Mil. wauk (Broberg 7-7), Ba • 24 HR. WRECKER SERVICE _- 11 ________I ___ I I -_ INSTALLATION 4O8MATTIEST. SANFORD ' ' \ If Connie Echols of the Seniors -:4 :-A 0- ALL MAKES • NEW & USED PARIS I -.1m, - ' il 1 - - - The Lassie Senior League Lassie Le, The lAssie Seniors Jumped team scored five times in the Tuesday in a slow pitch softball ahead I-Oin the first inning and fifth in ni ng to knock off the game the Li.sie All-Stars tied the __ c. ht J - I REID'S GARAGE .. I Malone tripled, and Larry Turner and Johnny Wyatt all Quinn, Jerome Davis, Charles slapped hits for extra bases to Sen iors Zap ' Stars I .._:_.-- ,,- T:~ - I.... -I -- --:~l I 2 -1U -.1 . - .1. . .-__ "- U tP. . I ; w- -- s 003 320 I I 104 001 0- 4 Seaboard Monroe inn 11111111111111111111111111 S 1~_. i* Monroe Inn Games start at 6:30, 7:45, and ~ I . L---- _____________________________ , , _________ ______________________ ) 00000-,"I" - . Fingles. helping (laude Osteen notch hL,; second vlctor-% of t,~e skaskln ,,* 0220300- 013 700 3-. • I(t1MAI(5 playing the outfield for the first time in almost a year, hit a two. California took a 1-0 lead on Andy Etchebarren's run homer in the eighth to put Boston on top 64. Hendrick, who homer. The Angels tied it r, ith two runs in the seventh on a wak ta gged Bit! Lee for a "ircttnnuig homer, connected off Dick Bill) S!m th 'ssingle, Mickey Rlvers'single and an error. YhIte Sex 7, Rangers S 1rtrru ()rta dr v ' Chicago and sacrifice fly and Bill Melton ____ 7 Seaboard Coastline against Fam.R.cil, Eldridge Famous Recipe, Eldridge ____________ 177 020 0-') Standard against the Outcasts, Outcasts Auto Train 320 007 Oand Auto Train against Lake . Rico Peterson tr ipled and Kenny Hall smashed a double, ..: A ~ San - ' . York (Saver 10-4), - -. - f4 Minnesota's Joe Decker in the first izinin 9 t o sicor e four Drago in the ninth Charlie Spikes also homered for (leveland line. Evans Bacon and Randy Don Harvey ripped a double Brown knocked two singles and triple to lead Lake Monroe Auto Train. recordto8-2.LakeMonroelnn lnn.WesRichcrackedaslngle fell to 7, and double, and Donny Famous Recipe's Bob Bray In ot her games, the Outcasts Anderson added a two-bagger cracked two hits Including a dumped Auto Train 111 and for the losers, tr iple, and teammates Nick Famous Recipe edged Eldridge Eddie Jackson bashed a Brady and .Jim Gibson collected . r ~ . Jim - . - Bill Travers scattered eight hits for his first complete pn* k Byrd (Crassin) I 1. T. (n) . Inn Monday night. Seaboard edged Lake Monroe 8.6 to boost Its second-half - '' Atlanta tAqoefop? 7 7I ( .. 11 A bottom of the second and zeroed in on Bobby Grich in the sixth - Ohio Dream (WelthtiSer) 12 I; I Stoney Key . the majors. Jim Slaton fired a three-hitter for his 5ecor secutive shutout and third stralghtvictory In the opener, A's 6, TwIns 4 Th e A's took advantage of fuw walks and two wild pItch downed the Orioles 3-1 in a baseball-beanball duel. Coupled wi th Boston's 8-6 loss to Cleveland George HendrEast Division by onehaif game, ending the Red Sox' month-long stay at th e top lu WW I orok I 31 Lou!% I Nettles and Terry Whitfield. They scored two in the fourth cin - Chief Heather HueyP 6 1 Bud (Bridges) 61; S Heather Chance (Crank) 3 1. 6. Tar Dapple East Lead AL singles by Munson, Chris Chambliss and Nettles and Whitlield's sicrifice fly. The beanball fuss began when Torrez clipped Munson with a pitch in Inc second inning. Hunter nicked Elrod Hendricks in the - FIFTH - 4 M - Pace Clrnq 11,65111 - 1. Hello Dere (Kalathas) S I. eye eye Beeler (Sic&) 6, 1 3 Cincinnati 3, Atlanta 0 LISUU U 9 p.m., respectively, at the Ft. As the season draws near a Mellon field. close, tonight's games feature the second-half Metro Softball UoydWall smacked two singles two two singles apiece for the Out. lead from Lake Monroe each to lead Seaboard Coast- casts, Theonly Baltimore run off Hunterwas Ken Singleton's leadoff Brewers 5-4, Tigers 0.2 homer In the first inning. The Yankees tied it in th e second George Scott, who homered earlier, drilled a tie- reaking t, against Mike Torrez on a hit batsman and singles by Graig run single to cap a threenm seventh Inning in the nightcap Catfish Hunter, who was supposed to pitch the New York City Man it Ist PhlI,delpltIa $ - FOURTH - I M - Pace C-3 Crazy Goose 1; 2. BuziIe B Quick (Ihienfeld) I 3, 3 (Ford) 31. 1. Beatrice Way (Blood) 61; 6 Brand (Crank ) 101; 7. Mutiny K B. (Kysell) $ 1: 5. Or-phrey (Kreiger) SI, j; Houston Tuesday's Results Philadelphia M - Pace Ctmg • '..1IJ IVllI .,J rd Coastline wrestled while Jimmy Williams and Duhart and Willie Bailey added aid Eldridge Standard. $415-i - 31 37 171 33 3$ 445 11 iS it •U 13. Montreal -h 1i.. I AA (rriki, .i -, derkhaaf) 3 i.•. Ch:cago Pal Ind a 9111 ii 27 630 Angeles Primrose Wills 32 31 .413 7 Cincinnati Los an Diego S.Franci,co S. $415: 1 Camden Jody (Larl-abee S 1:2 Shirley IO (No Driver) 9. 2 3 MaronCdy(B,reznak) 4 Hars Chief (Blood) It. Charter (Werkhir) I 1; 6 i tang (Benedict) 6 1; 7 Tru ax HOflO (Lupo) 7.7 S. Easy Sweet (Van ' SS7 $15 SOS S 3 31 35 33 13 32 St. LOUIS Montroist II) (Neely) C;. THIRD C%imt1kf%nrr4 - - _ Ocala 2; . (Piper) $1; 7. Wildwood Rosa 72: I. Miss Ocala Naftenal LCau, last Pittsbtgh PtlphIa Chicago New York P I a Ce ________________________________ Egyptian Wind (Bolsioli) Baseball WLPcI. 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Your MLS Agency CALL OWNER - APARTMENT c ?4ariner's MOVING DOESN'T G41hLge HAVE TO BE EXPENS # -s 372 4195. 210 Virginia, Sanford's exclusive section, 1' lots, carpeted, central air heat, all electric kitchen, flreplace. newly painted. 137.500 With2' 3 lo?t, 1)7,300, or best off er Move into Sanford's Prettiest And Talked About Most Complex For c.I I,L 12 OR Fur's., Unfurn 300 E. Airport,)?) 1140 - ..l'. .- .t_,__,_ ._ _ '.. J . •' .' M_ ___ '. _0 _ - „, _....' ”' - __'. -__,__ p,,.'. .•.. '. ti',, a_ - First Month's MASTERS COVE ON THE LAKE Rent Oni FI,iflbA flPFAP.A I,InAAç,,.,, -. in style, in thiS custom I bedroom I - 112 Bedroom Apariments, F Unfurnished lakefront country home on one acre tree shaded lot. 115,300 3234670 air con I Terms. I _____ - L•A•_4•A IIk_AL: . . ,,... -- fl ,,, VA—NO DOWN i -: - , - 5733E Colonial Di' .Orlando 273 6161 ___ ST. -OFF 11" T0,1111.11XIII11111000AVE. m FOLLOW SIGNS __ I,•,, r'.,, , ,,, ______ 11111111 ______________ Service. MOONEY_APPLIANCES);) 0697 ,,vw Bedroomaparlments I, ~ ord's ~blished Residential we_F Esta I... Attached. but separate from main house today There's this Area? only __ HUSKEY _____ _ BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT 3 Room office suite, Hwy Il 9?. Sanford Only US mo Call Larry I 411. t - ((,') . F- ~, ~* - ~4 , T ,., finishing, free estimates n , ,,, ,___ V311,lOTfl . Kish r,.,., ll - rates PURIFICATION SYSTEMSCall Phil Gonzalez 305 323 3919 & Accessories _____ ______ rtnd Furnished - in the area Free estimates Bob 9 ' ..' . ',' '.: .'.' , . . - ,' I or ,.\, ' - ,,., -' "-" .,L.!' ' - , ... - .i..••- ., ,' _:_A_. . • -a'- ., ,,,, Dance - 1. " ;~ - "' ",V J'1 'c,'..t. f'' 7 . ' .i i. v Service ~_ I ,/' - I :t(cjt 1"L ,j4'I .,tjl,' --,-i. #,_L An..-,...4i'--r~i-11 Lz~-w%. i, - 1%1-. - - ""- -''--' 'I IF : - - I it • :- (American . RWGEWOOD ARMS . 0~ ONE BEDROOM FROM p135 - '' 'i • - IND ' __,._.t. - . . - . ---:--. . . 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'C ''i ; - 0)1 frsrs- I The Leader In Sanford, Fla. 211 W,2th Remodeling Call for Appt. 322-3103 ,\ ;'.-.'','.'- ..' ('),Ct, '1,, IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII CONSTRUCTION Inc. I - .. .. - N:l '')"a 'Lii VI.III _-.. Visitors. Lease An Apartment And You'll Receive A Large Plant For Your New Apartment. Q\f' 4ffivu It W. Garnett White, , '0 'J ,: -----------.--,---------------,------. rIassefled Ads are here to help yu, buy. sell, rent or swap at a cost Ii? us help you place 10jrs Call 32'? 2631 or 531 9993 Has Strengthened His Fight Against Inflation With His Service Specials, 47—Real Estate Wanted •'.' .- -lir~--Aliti~- - '__P_ `- F_?~,-c'4.1,~P:,~, , % -- Real Estate - -A 1973 Bass F 5hing Boat, 12' with '7) Evinrude 6 HP. 5 Trailer, Only U95 Call WhOry Ecklilron, 341 7 ., 33 Year Mortgages - S pit. down Brok er 101W Commercial J ,,TI,UJflfall STINE MACHINE & SUPPLY CO Carpentry. Remodeling. Additions, Nerd your grit' -ci,!' Prompt a nd Custom Work Licensed Bonded dependent Service 17 and 372 Free 5trn,tr I? 9 -- All types and sizes We repair arid Seti.it' area t-ree HOMES OF DISTINCTION .Clse to everything yet away from it all! 'Large wooded lots 'Street lights Paved streets 'Sewers 'Sidewalks JOHN K RIDER, ASSOC Furn or unfurn Apt%, large t&7 badroom, Carpeted, air co's ,Jlilofled P4r pets Moderate rent 373 titO --.--.-, _ - Commercial Propertie s Homes, Lots And Acreage Apartment; utiiitie's Inc luiea Call 373 9579 ______________ SPRINKLER SYSTEMS ___________________________ ROIISOPI '.'ARINII 7977 If,s, 1 I 377 5961 ___ __ COMPLETE LAWN SERVICE AND -' I Av,APIA kISPI fif - - ______ _______ 377 7767 "DON'T NEEDS" FAST WITH A WANT AD Phont- 332 2611 or I)) 999) ari1 a friendly Ad Visor will Flir'iira?c !b h'gh Of *i8te-fiNJ he-la you your lawn We nstall wr.nkie'' . .. YARD SALE - Sewing machines, Glassr,' W 19th _______ . Real Estate - Aluminum Ulility BuildingS ndluci ing floor, delivery, installation Willy Watt Of Orlando 7964726 lee U%I -t, a•'sw a,,., .. sprinkler systems. Call 373 6050 after S p rn ____________________________ ',SAK( ROOM TO STORE YOUR . 160'xt7S'. 17000 - Mowing & Edging 070 luitdlng, roofing and concrete _____ ____ Yard Sate! Camper, bik es, dishes, oys, clothes, crib and furniture 119 W Woodland Dr 37) 0)72 13) 0391 Land Brok er s, Inc 911 Pine St Fern Park Utility Buildings Lwn Care Allen Wrenn _____________________________ Ave. '' t:ai,ri Call the Bird- __________________ Johns River Plonie. marina fish camp or acreage Buying within 60 days Wm Kothiol, 70) Ocean Drive, Taverner Eli 3)070 REALTY REALTOR S . Midland Branch 6.17 5560 Open II 29Yr Rg'allv Experience __ __ - 2640 Hiawatha__, Ave 3 ktm, Ind f(iar rear _''_ .-•.'--" If your roof Beautiful Socres, Paved dci' flowing stream, horses 0 K Expert r oo f repairs. fiat r(X)!5 C' s r.gIr, All ACrk g'r.iC?i" BROGDEN POOF'iNC, 3?) I - --- e Cut Arnie Levy REALTOR Associate 11, 41—Hou es Roofing I -;r'? ta, l ite r dr r cy; ______________________________ _____________________ is for the birds COLOR IV, 5)195 MONTH RENTAL PURCHASE PLAN ,., in, GENEVA IAcret $16000 Bedrooms 2bMh home is the answer, priced below 131.000 with Finest 37-8usmess Property Payton Realty - I QUIET RELAXED ? Why Not Live Pouses 3771t. ___________________________ MAYFAIR-- l0`*vI47'. 120.000 t --- ALA CLEANS ALL Exterior pr(ssurecIednnq 373 0865 flack hoe ,.r,rb ing •' Off , Pressure Cleaning,, __ fl5( 's' (' I Color TV's from 5i B&',%'. from I 515, Service all makes HERBS' TV 1700 S French, 3721734 I -- SEAMAN. PHOTOGRAPHY Card ds Ccmrrercal 'ed.1'n Por?ra-!S Ar.il, A cir" tSfli3 5mmerWedclng Special 876 5586 - Land Maintenance___ Home Improvements - A I,jrftfl,a Hutchison Ocean front Apartments, 3)9 S Atlantic Aye, Daytona " , -- C&A Backhoe Service _____________________ _______________________________ 53--TV.Radio- - CallBart Real Estate Saxon, Re-alto'. 37) 94)0 _______________________ " otogi'ap1iy ______________________ i,P,ork __________________________________ ____ ___ Osceota ART ALLINC, 1.'W CLEARING All types lots & acerag, cleared We he top SOil, lilt dirt, clay, and shell available. Ple-aSe call nght or day, 373 3953 __________________________ F STEPSON LAND CLEARING Puiicioting, Excavating, Ditch Fill dirt , foCi soil 37259 43 . _____________ J 43—Lots-Acreage - DELTONA I At we a 6.17 2359 -- GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3lO3OrIando Drive Sanford 373 5700 ____________________ Pet Care PET REST iNN fInancing I. Grooming Ph 371 1057 Landdlearing. liii dir?, clay, rock All Inds of digging House trail BOLSTERED WITH VALUES ers stored and moved 3779142 or FROM THE WANT AD 831 IllS _________________________ __________________________ COLUMNS ______ ____ Come see the latest in luxury family living, the all 11*61' Glen Nook - -. KENMORE WASHE R, MOBILE HOME MOVING. Corn plete set up I'll save you money. Licensed Orlando 773 5170 R E-AL TOR 3n 14W SMI W OIS&Iford in - linahaus, Assoc . Land Birokem, -__ Inc - Realtor 131 2020. after hours 55—Bwts ,,. - -- 2567 Park Dre Land - .- APT BROWN PEST CONTROL ___,_ ' Frontier 50' x 10' Pest Control Investigators Beauty Care TV's. Dinettes, Refrigerators & ________________________ baby needs We have ter ms for TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON 000d local credit. DAVE'S FURNITURE. 500 Sanford Aye, (formerly Harriett's Beauty Nook) 9370 S9 E Pine 37'? 5112 ______________________________ SPECIAL Permanent Wave. $10 52-Appliances Ask for "Glen" Bernice's Beauty --- --- -------- --Salon. 2635 Sanford Ave 372 3935 GE Stovn,& Refrigerator Best ffe-r accept ed 322 1210 ItO Juanita _______________________ Court, Suntand Estates. SLIM BUDGETS ARE - r & deliver, !L°' Don't need'" Serve-a useful purpos, "MAC"MCCLUP4G Bonded again when you Sell them with a INVESTIGATIONS -ALL. TYPES Classified Ad from the Herald 5115 PH 371 c.sr or Call us today! Don't delay! Just dial 3 72 7613 or 131 9993 To place Oewiig your low i- os? Want Ad Used Furniture at k - A FRACTION OF THEIR COST FROM TODAY'S WANT ADS' _________________________ Queen & King Size bedding. chests, dressers, night sta nd s. cr ed it EASY LIVIPIG MOBILE HOUSING 5732 E. Colonial. Orlando 273646) w - GETIHOSE LUXURY ITEMS FOR DIT ION ING. 372 $177. Reasonable price's. Twin. Full, Beautiful oak shaded corner homesite convenient to shopping bedroom, 7 bath, family room, fireplace, beautifully landscaped privacy fence ii . -14 ty 26065 Hwy 1192 R EAL TOR 371 3714 F ROM , . Harold Hall Real 11 2211`1 11111k*1 I 0 1. Quality Terry Reilly. REALTOR. 621 0111 HADED LOT- Overloo*ing lake. 16.500 ______ -, - -.---------- - '','- y p',e tnej the rest flOA tes? Expert paint & bod y, or 7367)06: after 6 pm 323 3595 ALL "YPES OF CARPENTRY AND I. 'AIRS 327 1336. BEAT HIGH ELECTRIC COSTinstill a water to air he-it pumpfree c's?, DYKES AIR CON We-steam clean carpets ' __, _ Apartment 11-92 Sanford NEW SMYRNA BEACH- Beach. front, pOOlsd, luiurv c on domlnlijm apt. CompletrI RCisO.ibl Sday IDtdlal or by -- Upstairs apt, kitchen equIpped. 3 large rooms, porch-ItO. 322 0)3-4 7515 PALMETTO AVE . 3 bedroom, t'* bath, kitchen equipped, venient to shopping Drive by and call $77,500 I - vi %,, 1771 KULP DECORATORS 409w. 15? St 3227333 Mobile Housing 5737 F Colonial Of ,Onlando EASY LIVING MOBILE HOUSING REAl TOPS 2365 Park Dr _______________________ __________________ __ _: BAMBOO COVE APIS " For free estimates, call Carl Harris, at SEARS in Sanford 372 front load deluxe -sewing machine Sold new for $349.00. Pay balance DISfI or l0paymentsof $9 See at. SANFORD SEWING CENTER 307 East First Dow ntow n 3" 9411 Eve 669 1116 Front kitchen, deluxe carpet. central air Delivered a nd set 322- 2420 Anytime 322.2090 Beach Call 377 ag — nso -' I Central I4r'a? & tit Conditioning BUDDY'S IIOMEIMPPOVEA'ENT Assume Payments Singer Zig Zag, in cabinet, 3 need le. New Double Wide I : washer, nice-trees, corner lot, plus 60'w24 ', 3 bedroom, 2 ba!? Fur lots more fished $500 down with good SANFORD - 7 Bedroom unfurnished apt, air, wall to wall carp.? $175 month dame-'pos, 203 E 31st St 7231369 after 5:30 . - _______ Manatee 65'x17'. 3 bedroom, front kitchen, new carpet and turniture throughout *3,500 delivered and setup Call Andy, collect 6161 "SANFOPD•s SALES LEADER" 1505 W. 25th St. 36—Resort Property __________ 7170 - - Easy Living Apartments - FROM , __________________ SAPIDLEWOOD VILLAS - - Family Special • Realty • Patio ?BEDROOM I WEKIVA RIVER • Adult moblIe'f,ome vIllage, under large Shady oaks on the scenic lo'cimilloO -- _____ - 42-!obiIe Homes Sten strom -. TOWNHOUSES r.lra S.'..,, a OR. aloul ____________________________ patio, fenced, SIlO ma. Plus deposIt 167 1176 - . -... Peg Real Estate Broker 32106.40.372774,3737193 Luxury Additions . . After 5--)?? 7 11t-373 7642 eneva nished, plenty Of ground Children torelcome-322 Sat __________________ II I1L'HJ U rnurnss ra 'IA A..A. Il_I .n?-M5 viwi 5tudy new Plan before pu( operation, Stop acting uppity --------- -- MAP4 ORWOMAN FOR ROOM AND BOA -'- SCOR • - . - 322.6457 ____________________________________ rxisv nfl nil th* ,IAr.I,n,,I tert,alnments in p.m. PIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) SCORPIO Forget anxieties, New activity makes the future look rosier. Know w ha t you really want to accomplish in the days ahead. SAGITrARIUS (Nov. 22 to f)ec.21) Get into details of your regular job and avoid a temp. tatlon to ruin your repu'atlon In some way. Make collections cou.'teou.sly . CAPRICORN (Dec. fltojan 20 Get advice from expert and PER COUPON PER CUSTOMER OFFER EXPIRES JULY IS I - - REALTY -. volth a Classsfo" Act )22 -...-.- - - . Catselberrv — - where to make changes for improvement. Get wardrobe in detrimental to advancement. are devoted to you. Avoid en. I 4 pint gravy is 01 Rentals- ' ' _______ - 16)1 -- Taxi cab business and ralated IrAnch;se Call FAdf1 904 2S] 2572 -. .a inprove your appearance with • • 1 pint mashed potatoes ' i a greater Importance. Drive with tasks you have been postcare. poning.CIveagjfttothow 12 eces chicken _ Con- next to godliness." TAURUSApr.toMay20) I5i.f./5 4 to 6: - 5 • 5 harmony WITH THIS COUPON e . Unnecessary expenses, Sider hnt fit t'inr.n "' comfortable, Establish true '6.91 41 , L- - I I . "'o ~IFw lit 'servos 5 to 7, I - 11• WITH THIS to ' - ver -. 373 2970. - forget It - C ... 'I Why store It and forget it,Sell it and 24--B,usiness '- v' . - - P4ut utilitiet 3.49 5429 , GEMINI I May 21 to June 21) Plan to make repairs to any Find some new system that will ProWtyr__. w XFS. Li) mane your name more unctional, cleaner, and more Study your appearance to see 5 COUPON 9 NOV/1 d ability to derive benefits Put creative (July fl to Aug 21) Update budget to eliminate LEO --:' - _____________ ______________ __________ ___________ - -- - Gardens difloned. automatic Wa"f, 11)0. Cerfilled Teacher Call 37') 3757 _________________ ahead of you of any kind. Make MOON C1111.1)REN (June 22 best fnr no, sure your home is in fine order, to July 21) Get chores done to . - LIBRA (Sept. 23 to Oa 22) bUttef lastin tiscult-, - - double. work In accord with alli es overcome their anxieties. ARIES Mar. 2110 Apr. 19) Get into the details of any work COUPON Family Budloet I' done wise to itIlLL COUPON III time them. Help ditJ1I % your actually been - introducing FAMILY DINNER VALUES ~Ve ve put our best selling indi widual items honey-dippe-c! tried chici,en n.a... and you would be checking your views and plans to see if what you have done has .iu q.- tot your dollar is mcirc im,rtart? now than ever r'9'hr.r1 rrtft,tn now spend your money., tur -. ' ,q'i Two bedroom trailer - Jim Hunt Rea y STUDIO 1,2.3 BEDROOM SUITES _________________ I . ______________________ 291 Stott Rd is _ ________ . GENERAL TENDENCIES: expert care so you can Ifl)pI'eSs . - - -- who have heart attacks is about i ----------wv' , - A ft AA... . - , _______ _ Women in the childbearing years usually do not have heart HO ROSCOPE Wanted attacks, unless they have ____________________________________________________________________________________ __________________________ __________________________________ Auto nechanic and auto salesman. diabetes,kidneydjseaseorhjgji LII Aflfllv in ,i.,'t,,u, lriI ( r.. uwou pressure. Alter er the Ave., Sanford. menopause this changes, and _____________________________ For Thursday, June 26, 1975 Iutoringlnmyhorne byage65thenumberofwo iv - -- Eves 371 0415 Assoc iate ., - SYSTEMS FOUR INC, - 2 Bedrooms, adults preerr.d, $30 FIELD CREATIONS M,irttiall us. -- -a Marshall J4JJJ, J44' Field family owned company has ________________________ u70. local opening for an ambitious. ___________________________ personable lady FREE training, 3—Houses Furnished unlimit ed earning pot en tial For per sonal interview phone 323 $4 Furnished ; ursfurnithed 3 bdrrn,3 Housekeeper wanted, for retired batis, water, garbage and yard couple, one semi invalid No care furnishtd, fenced back yard cooking, good wages Write Box 373 O$II 3195, Sanf or d. Fla Lakeuary,78R Furnished Adults, No Pets, 1135 _____________________________ failure, - _________________ FULL OR PART TIME '' Wlll Buy or consign Any Item of Value SANFORD AUCTION, 3237)10 Specreacicic' granules for lawn ri sect control C,arcjenLand, 1100W. 1st St , 323 6630. -- JOHN SAULS AGENCY Broker - -- _________ DSyt 322 7171 . on c Kish Real Estate 3 bedroom, t bath, nice, fully Car pe ted, corner lot, monthly rent - - .. Nice 2 bed r oom block home, fur- pIac, extra money for yourself See Mrs Lee at Quality Inn Nor th in Longwood . - Housewives- work at pleasant - g"MMMIMMMIMIDIX" - 77 6 REALTOR 2)01 S. French Ave., 321 0011 OVER t43 Pll(F CLI API CARS TO CHOOSE r RUM. EASY TERMS '----- - - . nislSid or unfurnished 68—Wanted to Buy --'- SALE Do to smoki dsrnage. rrer(iian(1se 25 to 53 pct. off Buttons & Bows Children's Store 76.10 Hiawatha Ave., Sanford 3238120 I C ounly-2 Bedroom Estate Kish Real - -. CLIFF JORDAN.REALTOR LICENSED REAL ESTATE, sales - WE FINANCE WANTED-DESP E RATE -- Work your own hours Earn extra 7631 Hartwell, Sanford, 3 Bedroom, income as an AVON Represen. i'i', bath, air, carpet $700 mo $34tative Call 6.41 30,9 $ilO ___ -, Winter Springs, 2 or 3 OR. large family room Beautiful shrubS arid trees $ mo 1311272 We have listIngs. We hivi bu yerS We need another real es tate licensee to help us make sales ForrfltGrne, Inc. )l36lS3,322 silo, v - JIM DANDY JAll FEED "Buy Direr? From Boxc.ar" GORMLY'S E 16 Sar,f or d 373 173] _______ F. [.9.1 - -------- PlO LI'S Casselberry, 11 97, 830 1204 - ', -T --7,.- .& . 3 Bedrooms, family room. 7 carport Children okay 37)7U7 -' speaking of heart attacks? Women have them too, LAJ even some womer. who don't TNL*T*1 sm ok e cigarettes. Commonly, smoke. I had a myocardial th ESCAPE TO ough, before age 60 it is the infar ct ion three years ago. WITCH MOUNTAIN ir who is at greater risk of DEAR READER Many 5I's,TIme 0 having a heart at tack. people have taken Coumadin or W Ma?in,, 7)1 DEARtest other anti-clotting medicines B.M.N. DR. If a Is LAMB I =U11111111 (or years wi thout ill effects. The of normal on the high side for a woman 59, what decision must be made on an foods, etc. should or should not Individual basis. Obviously, '' be eaten to bring the count you ha ve been on it because normalP Would a cup "go t 16 your heart attack and as long as down to Pivi 1.1. 101K IN of hot chocolate made with %Z - ~~__ J you are doing well and your water every night aggravate blood clotting mechanism is the condition? What is the normal, you should have meaning of B.U.N.? problems wi th it. DEAR READER The blood The Lanoxin Is a purified form of digitalis and is used to W1l rn tr ogen is abbreviated as strengthen the heart muscle. RUN. When we eat more Your doctor apparently thought protein than our body needs, the O.CIW&O, Up, Qow:), Of aiWUUY 1.11 the putle. Find nth nitrogen-containing part is you needed it to prevent het )jd4en name and box it In U.wn: stripped off and converted to failure from the damage to your FUNGICIDE SUGAR REFINING BLEACHES urea . The area is then heart after your infarction, GLASS CA.BTIRON TANNING Some people need It after a eliminated In the uri ne. Most MEDICINE CEMENT WATER PURIFICATION people in Western societies eat FERTILIZERS MORTAR WHITE WASh heart attack a nd Tomorrow Hound Dog. do not. If you neei far more protein as adults than they need. doctor has prescribed it, you Enjoy much larger "Seek & Find" puzzles with over 50 When the kidneys are funcshould never, never, never stop discos-cries per panel in an all-new series of 24-page booklets, honing well, the excess urea Is it withou t your doct or's advice, To order volumes I. U and III, send $1 for each, making checks easily, That can lead to serious eliminated payable to "Seek & Find" in care of this newspaper. problems and sudden heart - - -- chairs, straight chairs, filing cabinet s, as is Cash and carry. - _____ -- - '---- 80—Autos for Sale CASH F or Your Junk Cars 3?) 1379 62—Lawn-Garden - - __________ -- ------- ___ when room with fireplace, and 67A—Feed :j(% ! I, 31A—fXiplexes to Eat Wood or steel desks (executive desk & chairs, secretarial desks & antique snooker table, 1600; 373 0857 or 641 6.16.0 1 BPS, 7 lutI baths, family r oom & den, plenty Stora ge, large lot, 377 40-17 - ______ 0.25 mg. daily? Why is it that women are never mentioned kitchen, formal dining room, end 37)3111 Mus tang Pellets, 17 pct., 1)75, Other low price's Horse & Rider St or e. 2651 Sanf or d Ave Used office furniture __________________________ lots of wall paper, huge family condition 117 W. Cute-man Circle Bingo Sweet Feed, 13 pcf., $4 Pool tables: Pool r oo m going out of business, must sell I prof es sional tables, 1" slate, like- new. This week only $500, list 51,200; 1 i ton, good 1966 Ford Pick up. 83.1 1067 _- Price Read the Classified Ads 105 Sanora Ave 3721121 S Friday; I S Sat. & Sun bedroom, 2 Full baths, air and heat, ww shag carpet, 19. eat in RABBITS AlISlies Fryer s and Breeders 60—OffIce Supplies - Spring is "Move outside time," Get Patio and lawn furniture at a good Bennett Realty Inc. lots of trees. P years old, 3 low ', Uses Of Lime Oil Furnace and tank, used 3 mo., $5,000 BTU-1100. Days- 371 0730. evening s- ais 0274 i _s In the Herald Classified ads are black and while and read all over. 339-29)0 - 25,1975--56 Wednesday, Jun. 139,000 recreation r oom with wet bar; NO CREDIT CHECx' Convenient to stores, churches, 141,500 365 5)16 -, NO INTEREST ?l)kF.TJ TAPE ANTIQUES major highways Trim) bedroom, Let me MOW or TILL your lot an,jor 3 bemnnm. 1', ba th orner lot 1' Da1FI5, Carpeted with central LONGWOOD 3 bedroom, 2 bath, l Piece or Housefull garden spot Floyd Freer, flI.900. Exi%tiflq,%16,500,; pc? Lawn Mowet We Sell The Best & * ** heat and air, %22,soo cen heal & air, carPeled, fenced, 2 CASH 3n 43n 372 S191 mfg. 373 8607. CLASSIFIED AD Service The Rest. Western Auto car carport. FHA terms. $76900 _____________________ _________________________ NATIONAL AU TO SALES 301 W tst'Sl Last Mr P 0 01 Sanford S acres • 3 bedroom. 2 bath mobile Wanted to buy used office furniture, 830 5856 NELSON'S FLORIDA ROSES By owner, like new, 2 Bedrooms, 7600S. FRENCH. SANFORD Any placed a classified ad to Sell hit me. 177.500 Owner finance'. Quantity, Woaruff'tarcl.ntq NOLL'S STAN'S HWY 46 FLEA MARKET Casselberry, motorcycle He ran the ad only n Hey I ! 17 97 130 (rt. / i*vP S.ntcid 4706T Cash S)0O0 _________________________ Saturday & Sunday Acreage The Herald The bike was Sold to a Kish Real Estate I For Your Junk 3729719 Cath for good used Furniture & I erald reader N1 the lurth day REALTOR 64-Equipment for Rent .nflQues STAN'S, 372 9119. (7) S acre tracts, very low down _______________ ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. Exceptionally wetl tailored wtite 2301 S. French Ave .32) 001t payment, mobile home approved Vt0z00 Theompletes?ory on ott Whit would you like to sell? ___________________________ BROKERS dressunform, stall. I Florida Zoo flei ______________________ .-e' ".•' CASH 3'-4i32 FEOUCEL) tO( L)iy -]fl 61)3 We have manio homes under $20.000, Call Classified: 327 2611 lo ery For usCd furniture, appliances, clown payments owner __________ Seers Riding Mower, 6 HP, 25" Cut, CA'ROLL'S FUPNITUPE borhood I.arge corner lot, 1 r i 1966 Pontiac Tempef I dr Aist I AR BOR flu, 1 or lCt3l tems 't'd Pra'.i 3 bedroom 2 bath C,(t'Iii'nt Condition, 0.tr,'r L orJ, 1200 323 57)5. ____________________________________ 3 __________________________________ i 5('tA) b4, 7 Fla rrr Mu'starq, 7 of VI automatic ;11, ittpr 6 30 pm I old. tarce family room with 373 67 after 6 65-Pets.Supplies _______ __________________ I fiI'plCf', large lit almost 1 PAYTON REALTY Lane space heater with tank, I tttE MARKHAM 3 bedroom, 2 c NOPA SANFORD acre ldyllwiIde Section 373 9461. 1973 Toy ot a Corona Deluxe Station 76-Auto Parts Peg, Real Estate Broker complete GE Air conditioner. bath. 511,000 ___________________________ Ihit is our 15th year at Animal wagon, air. I 5 pe , radio. tik 322 1301, 2640 H ia*aths Ave at 17 92 Electrician's Tools. 372 3IS), Haven Groomin SANDRA- I bedroom, 7 bath. Kennels Thanks to you. our Pr(orrgltoned Batteries, II? 95 The Herald's Dedication 327 1651 Dealer, 54S " move right ri, i bedrooms, range REEL'S BODY iiop. MAIER FURNITURE CuStomers. 372 5752 Issue for our new LAKE MINNIE- I Bedrooms, I' z SELL- TRADE ___________________ _____________________________ tI Sanf or d Ave family room, separate living & Central Florida Zoo . 967 Pontiac, factory air, new tire's.. baths, fenced yard, air con SANFORD- 3 bedroom, 2 bath, 372 S67i dining rooms, )O'xlO' screened Publication date July 3. Gef man Shepherd Puppies good running Condition, SAOID 323 1 ditioned. utility shed, JUST ___________________________ porch, huge inside utility room, 2 1355 6 Wks Old-SAO REDUCED to $75100 HURRY' 78-Wtorcycles It A to Zoo. The Herald's special car garage, 7 i' yrs. old, 372-7G79 -_ WE TAKE TRADES — section on our new Central Florida REDUCED TO ORIGINAL COST SANFORD 7 Bedroom home with Shepherd, Collie Terrier, pups, 9 MotorcyCle Insurance AM, AT, PS, PDB May need Zoo. Z.on't miss it on July 3 Swim in community pooi Low, den or 3rd bedroom. Vacant, move wet-ItS. 2 female, 1 male 55 each. REALTOR BLAIR AGENCY motor. 1.600. 373-3967. tow clown 7571 Park Dr 372 2111 right in with good terms 5)7 900 '173 1766 7701 5 French Ave .371 0041 373 3166 Kitchen . Bathroom REALTOR AFTER tIPS Cabinets, 1969 Chrysler Newport, Excel _________________ Sinks In%tallalion Female Shephefd Collie. i yr Cond . Gold with Ivory Top, AC. old, Forrest Greene, Inc. ajalable Bud Cabell 3fl 1052 Stemper Realty 79-Trucks-Trailers PS, PR. Automatic-614 3442 nee-dIs room to run Pay for bd 373 anytime 1561 Lee Road, Winter Park 32) 61) REALTORS 6-15 73)3 BALL R LTY 1766 _____________________ ___ (,-ntral I lQrcj'5 _________________________ 30564.1 434-4 __________________________ irMn Sao .________________________ Choice Listings '9 Ford 1 inn, steel stake bOdy with 1974 Dodge Van, automatic. PS, PB MUL I IPLE LIST 'PIG REALTOR REALTOR BROX ER White German Shepherd Puppies. factory air, faCtOry AM FM 11500 REBATE lift gate, 11.300 Also '67 I ton stake 322 1991 19)95 French 51-Household Goods IN IPI ALL PRICE RANGES full blooded, five weeks, wormed stereo, cruise control 12.5.. NO QUALIFYING body with lift gate. 323 0690 After 322 373 1196,372 )914 USED CAMPING $17 W Is' St 372 it New I All hnn',s ll a ' ISO In 9701 (-s" AAc idl At" UtP( I IN UtMAND SELL IT Blond Mat- ogany full size bed, box __________________________ -_____________________________ .._____________________________ mterest$79.RO0 NOW WITH A CLASSIFIED AD. * Rent Purchase Plan * springs & mattress. Good ,-nn cli ti0 160 3633192. In Lake Mary EXCELLENT- 2 BR. 1 bath, air. Modern and tharp3becSroorn spilt On Lake Mary " cond . home on large lot 572.200. P. 11 baths. fenced yard, Double bed with oak bookcase, t' BUSINESS DIRECTORY garage, Carpets . Stove and he adboard & frame, ches t & 11. Beautiful large home on Lake Mary, IiJ refrigerator. 5160 223 Mo. $31 $777. dresti'r, 175 Alto Misc, items. 372120' on the beach. 3 screened iri SUNLANO- 3 BR,? bath, large den, EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU 004 CLIFF JORDAN,REALTOR fenced and POOL. 131,100 porches, large vera nd a, ov er acre lot .2j JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY HANDY man's best bet: 2 a. t JOHNNY WALKER Fight Cholesterol build up with ' 'I TAFFER ba th, frame home, $10,500 L ec ithin REAL ESTATE INC. Kelp Combination. Get Reg Real Estate Broker Norwalk Led Kelp caps at GEPIEPAL CONTRACTOR WITT REALTY 110E.3SthSt. 3726653 Fairway Plaza Pharmacy. Air Conditioning Hqme Improvements 1 Paint & Body Work . . _______________________________ ______ equal to the men. More women rr-, I Peas, you pick, black eyiiT Thursday , Oregon Ave, mile DELTONA- New Duplex. Furn or north of SR 44, lust west of -unfurns Drapes. Water. Lawn Care 373 III or 661 6316 ______________________________ 11-Itntructjoin 32-Houses Unfurnished RICHARD'S PROFESSIONAC '.-. -. BARTENDER'S SCHOOL 2 Bedrooms, living, dining, kitchen, Day & Night Classes 3 Mi. N. garage Sanfor d Ave. 1)4.3 mo L ongwood. Junct. 17 97 & It, 134 1649 32-2- 0756 or 32-2 1134. 2 Bedroom fenced yard SlSOmo Adults preferred ,, if) Wanted I 373 SISlor 372 4420 mi lligrams daily over a long period of time? Also Lanox.ln - - '.fltflfl -- AVALON APARTMENTS ADULTS, NO PETS __________ FIND' 'WCVS -- -- - - - t.TLAND FLEA MART 1911 Hwy 17-2 Open Sat. & Sun.9 - 4 bedrooms, 7 bath, pool, Oviedo- Secluded on I acre with 73' Crifchfletd Cruiser, 160 inboard Outboard power. Ideal for family camping, skIing, & fishing 372 Slit or 377 0721 ------------------- Special Summef Rail": Open 24 Unfurnished DuPldi bedroom. I urs; all ages. Swing Set Nurbath, large yard front and back, wry, Fern Park, 13% lilt _____________________________ _____________________________ 372 45ft I _____________ Attack J 55--Boats & Accessories - I Ia neSale ' 50-h - •nA - i. Pme References 3239467. Lonnie. - I5 lOAcr.j_.. 7 bedrrr,. hO5,o Cake Commercial Zoned, 3 BR. garage, Buslneu Home, zoned commercial. Dupont near Deltona $37,gg fireplace, porch, low down, I lane highway. Great terms. Daytona Bch, 257 3165 514.950 Acre Realty, REALTOR. 511.950. Acre Realty, REALTOR. fl) 7750 32) 7130 OWNFt MOVING NOflH PRICED FOR QUICK SALE Loch Arbor. lakefront.) BR, 3 baths, Patio Houses clan, heat air, garage. 149950 with 52.000 cash down. COmpletely fenced 10*175' lot, 2 Acre Realty REALTOR. 3 Large 3 bedroom, 2 bath, includes bedrm, furnished mobile tome disposal and diwasheq, mem BEST bUY A YARDI with ? added rooms. Cozy living a, bership In Junior Olympic pool. bargain price In residential sac Just listed 3 bedroom, 1 bath older tenn is court S3l 500 Sanford home on double 171' deep lion Call Shirley Hartman, lot Block garage has lull bath, Realtor. dining room, pantry, hardwood I Bedrooms, 7 baths, large family Hartman Realty, Inc room, membership In recreational floors 522.000 373 9410. Casselberry 130 1666 facilities including pool and tennis Larry Saxon, Realtor courts $ 43. 500 Very Exclusive - lII5R43'4,Lon9wood DIDDLE DAY CARE. 323 3690 — 45 47 54 'r'r week - __________________________ I 45 0 - 5335 1150-Color TV Complete child care services. New 'i.CvO .'.?x..ieu ?.4AxSs - I apt., FOUND- Gelding Pony, Celery L Cameron Ave 373 69 39 40 - -43 44 r'i- ritr r Evening Hera ld,Sanford, Fl. Merchandise SANFORD MAN SELLS BIKE WI it-f HERALD - - ________ wv ," uC Sanford- Child C,e in rfl DR. LAMB Is it dangerous to take Coumadjn, 5 __ APartmentS Furnished 31_______________________________ - - 36 42 I I I - 28 2n 127 31 DEAR (0) Movie (9) Blankety Blank (24) Electric Company (35) Florida _______ alt four In one capsule Ask ccii' Nice upstairs efficiency utilities turn summer rate sty-SO. 1a,ls _________________________________ Adults 32 726 eves I. e4k r's .___________________________________ Close-In. 1 or 2 bedroom; upstairs. 5-Lost & Found air-US monthly, rail 372 ----- ________ _____ ______ fi - '-: — _______________ MOSSIE C. BATEMAN BEAUTIFULLY LANDSCAPED! See to appreciate, Rag. Real Estate Broker Sparkling clean. 3 bedrooms, 7 bath, lake front home. central heat and 3fl761) air, trees, and Other citras, _______ _____ Lecithirif Vinigarl B61 K44PI Now ByTenImb,LD, (6) Love Of Life Life ______ _________________________ __________________________ _ "' ________ 2 OR vacant, block, wall wall car peting, fenced back, clean, close In Consider renting Reasonably Priced. $16.900 ______ 1 7 Bedroom. Adults only ARE YOU LONELY? Let us help PARK AVENUE MOBILE PARK right person lust ftie to meet yflu 3343 Park Drive. S70 up NATIONAL SINGLES for CLUB OF AMERICA. Phone: 305 ___________________________ _______________________ 3 rooms, bath, air, Sodulls. No pots. 273 2140 Cunity lepit 322 3249. FACED WITH A DRINKING PROBLEM I Bedroom. ear shopping, 7617 Elm, Sanford No pets. 339 6954. Perhaps Alcoholic Anonymous __________________________ Can Help I room furnished apartment; gas 1 Call1734517 wrier paid -'hild and pet OK; 533 Write P.O. 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Sanford, Fl W.dn.sday, June25, ins BEETLE BAILEY ?Mrt Walker tr.E OE4'l % t.'8E iT by Dick Turner I CARNIVAI. OJR z 4.WE N& MCIZE sIFa AT BRIDGE WIN NORTH \%90 DOC-6NIT ANYTHIN&' II PA - WELL, WE'VE SEEN THE EAST - COAST AND D5NEVMR1.D, SO WMT HAPPENS NOW ? ARE 'TO MAkrzI FIRST, %Vest North Fast MEAT The decision turned out to be a very wise one. East's five hearts would beat a heart grand 4A73 AA9 East-West vulnerable NO, WE HAVE THE / ()LJTI11) Dove Graue RK missing aces, South counted to bab K J 5 10 7 4 3 by Wednesday, June 25,175—.1C rrfE per1ectI °satisIied to stop at game The bid also solved all South's roblems for him. fie simply Id a Blackwood Four notrump. 9 109765 ALLEY OOP EvenIng Herald,Sanford, Fl. Iseeveo, too many 25 Q9865 UANTITY RIOHfl - By OSWAI.P and JAMES JACOBY PEOPLEI slam A heart lead by East would heat a spade grand slam South - A - DISCOUNT _____ £ - PRICES - / - .. I C AND ORVILLE tRAiL IN .-iii)N v , ()pning lead j i . vA*..AnOl4 IN FWRIL. -... by Art Sansorn North Fa Pass ~Tclz7 .5obm N* mmm-Alav 1 I 1 is )m sklu THAT to the opening heart bid was a lnstt-d 1 bidding three sitli-s game force. South's three-heart %,our artner : a: three dianirinds merely ruealedtha t he over held a rebiddable heart suit. It What d voudo mw' said nothing lb()Ul how good his Aflitr Tomorros hand was In the language of bids of that Send S1 lot MCOBY MO DERN particular partnership. North's book to: "Win at Bridge."(clo this jump to four spades conveyed newspaper). P 0 Box 489, Radio the niessaiAl that his ga'MeForcing bi as based largely k L - By uog FUNNY BUSINESS f 3011en $ 40 16 trp) FELT LC04ELV4 — 4 ____ -' 'i, \ • y • ____ FRESH L CAN _ Link 4LLY? ' Ground Chu€k........ orMORE 1e17 ..... Smoked Sausa LB $ fJi Kibb — 10 17 go24 01.$ 69 - — .LB. - r Steak .................. LB. 1 .37 Round Steak LB. $1927 Sirloin . J - - 4 • % AV) 1 .... .......... 4 87 L.B. $ .................... 87c Wieners Club Steak 1.27 LB chuck Steak 77 ..................... LB. SHURFRESH W Grade by He,mdahl&Stoffel 5 by T. K. Ryan TUMBLEWEED _____________ CTN 884 KRAFT 5LICD NATURAL Swiss - _____________________ W FIRST PEALS WIN SURVIVAL Pork Steak 97c - ' LB $ LEAN N TENDER BABY BEEF '61 - - 2207 lI e, NOW $ 1*47 FRESH 100 PCT. BEEF V"If /14 caw Af . a W - Meaty Bologna WiLLYA1t, YAW i - CAMPS ALL BEEF FRESH SLICED ,øz-.• n-us is ............ LB. ROUND BONE ax- (j BUGS BUNNY - Round Steak Shoulder Roast ____ AV 145- STUDENTS 1 - HEAVY WESTERN-LAZY AGED BEEF _1 FULL CUT by Garry Trudeau - 4 -MX I DOANO-.1 Nsr TODAI 'S Qt'f--%Tl()\ AM 7?UMq4VYq -i---- li -- . bJ;iki by Larry Lewis \ STAMP COUPONS lb ' b LOT OF HIS GRAD - - . DOONESBURY CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS osso e:eptfle:M ut Wellim all unresse br bed this old shoe! 3: game is reachedL North's two-spade response II T4EY srn S Tuesday Evening, July 1, 1975 b-zS / ' — Y our partner has shown a m2timum heart raise with the ace of spades. Ju%l bid six hearts. - ding until 1I South Pass You, South. hold *2vIl7c,\l\QJs*4 ding spectrum from the sign-oil i the rune force \titfl 1 bd the prtnerhu FOR W e dnesday Morning, June 25 Thru rJ 4* On the opposite end of the bid- G(lU1 THE BORN LOSER K.IN GIMM PRICES EFFECTIVE: The bidding has bcen CCDT s iPit ibJ.... 7 NT Pass .._ .. MILE ALLEY Pass Pass 5 P.ISS Piss 4 SEMINAR WXXrS 7-HE VEST m-mcnoN Cheese............................................. ,?, 68 P5RAFTPARPAY • IL1 , ."- r C IL RAT AMERICAN 008 MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE ~3 A BLONDIE ART5 GATORADE...........32oz. BTL. (HERESA PENNY ISN'T NEGOINGT000) FOQ 'VU (A OJTE LJTTLE ( FOR A PEN NY, CUE LLCCY 4E PJ'r A TR,Cg OQ ME? J—" RUFFLES byAIVsrm..r PRISCILLA'SPOP REMEMBER WHEN KIDS TIMES RAVE (E Pota to NOW THE'Y DON'T WANT . FOR TWO HOURS! - & 384 t&i I I k .484 NABISCO NUTTER BUTTER — .-- CTN.ó8C • "" lot ......................2ooz 8,/2 oz L..flIpS ......................... • 2oz. .............. CAN ORANGE-LEMON LIME Chi Young J POTATOES CATSUP .................... 1LB. CAN88C LIMIT 1 WITH $7-W FOOD ORDER, EXCL. CIG5. A 45 REG-DRIP-ELEC. PERK'' • 131/2oz P'nut Butter Sandwich.......PK3.784 -i -------------- -- INSTANT . ' Maxwell House Coffee....................... JAR Cut Green Beans ... 4CANS 1802 $1 SHURFINE tinURFINE VAC-PACK by Dick Covollt WINTHROP CF cJLJL? A.4 J4-j OF SiMMER V1AC&TIQ,J. _-d ._ SHURFINE WHOLE A I KRAFT ARCHIE WOW E NE W NEEDS HELP FiO S ( THIS IS THE EVER SEEN OM I FOUPQ O I _-' 4Z$1 SHU9FINf ' E 58 Sliced Beets Pound Cake SPARKY $1 4 SHURFINE I - L) 60z. 2JARS25t I '-.-\ i -'0 L Irish Potatoes MUSTARD by Bob Montana AL SHURFRESH HAMBURGER & 4 C1 A $1 ASSORTE D F LA VORS - 78 10 LB , F 38 PAK Hot Dog Rolls ~-;l ~MWM CHEETOS FLAVORED HEINZ ASSORTED S iefti - Relish ...................................................... TANGY CAPTAIN by EASY - HE IL )OJ OU rRE'T' Y' 4RFRtJY - THERE '-1 C'OE, klPPER.Ri(3Hr ONCHEPtJLE' 'VU,CAt.J TAKE OFF AP.rI TIME'. MEANWHILE. / Crooks & Lawrence / HEHOpETu.H5 VINTAGEBUB5L.Y LT'' 1 - - I UK & MEEK by ie How Schneider .. Ii I - ..- it 0 7'A M N. 2 wv" I Ern1e ~ Cleaning Laundry ,. GIVE - ORT RIBS _____________ 7JThEFuT u'u. Houll ONE HOUR Box 4 8~ Wesson Oil - -- ' ____ ___________ by Frank Hill V ~ji OFFER Cream Pie , u1 I __ NLY _0OOD4. . . ' _________________________________________ . - . ,. S - -_ I - . - -1 --__------v_--- -. . . - = tL I -__ _-_ ___-__. -_-_ ____ ---__-_ j*-- .. ..-_._..._ - . ____j- _ --__- _ . - 'j-- . -. - .- .4 4 -_ _ - s I —. , r- -- - CALIF — I, .= •— -- -. . . , • _ -- $1 .6R IcENDALL REGULAR OR PINK Lemonade ...................... ......6CANS $1 STOUFFERS ASSORTED FLA VORS Nectarines ....................,..L6..48C - I- -._'_- ••'ISI.aSSISS...e.. PKG. .23C caroiinaPeaches..,..,...,.....LB.38C __ j -. I 1001 4 PKG Green Peas U.S. NO. tIQ78 !± SHO - -' SHURFINE Cello Car-rots 1111111- __ - 100z. f) 0 PKG. L0 ..... ........ CALIF. EXPIRES JULY ,Zz* E 484 ORE-IDA FRENCH FRY OR CRINKLE CUT OFFER 48C'T. I - .............................. Coffee Creamer I TEA BAGS I ,_i -_ REG PET ASSORTED 4411 TETLEY OKAY - '- Mixed Vegetables WITH THIS COUPON 11 A*14* -- -. ASSORTED Pizza JULY 1. 1975 coo I L1V\ -- - IQ S17° CRISP MOVIDflVS _______ - CT ' SERVICE -- 38 ISLB. BAG OLGOOD ONLY WE IIJ I SHURFINE FRANK AND ERNEST Frank and i EXPIRES EXCL. CIGS. jmlk-&~~ F_ -k t3 ASSTED 2PLV LIGHT I• FLOUR $7.50 FOOD 1 545 PILLSBURY LIMIT 1 WITH 2 60 CT 2W PLAIN OR SELF RISING 001000 WITH THIS COUPON - WHITE -.-.------ - -- • unc eon Napkins -. V"'L, `Z; i_ mu-sir .M.N.1-t P 58 SOFUNASSORTEDOPWTE -. F. Yta 38~ -. . i -- -- . •.% •, ----- _____ ='-- - - . -- . - Cup Cakes----------------------------- - sizE'784 . - Ck '------r------------- ................ •-- -_-.-- , a - .---- — -- ------ - - ------------------. - . - �--- - ----------- -- 2C—Evening Herald Sanford, Fl. ------ Widnesday, June 2S, lflS Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Wednesday, June 2$, 1f75-3C OOKINd IS FUN: i# I & I tco L By CECILY BROWNSTONE Associated Press Food Editor MFAT1ESS SUPPER Vegetable Soup Potato Pancakes with Sour Cream Cranberry Tea CRANBERRY TEA Add more sugar if you want a sweeter drink. cups boiling water I (up sugar I cup lemon juice I cup cranberry Juice cocktail 1 quart club soda, chilled 'teep tatvgs in boiling wa ter for 5 minutes; remove hags, qucezing out liquid, add sugar, lemon juice and cranberry juice cocktail, stirring to dis- - IL L 'I . I L .. ._. -. .'.. ..- -n in !fl over ce c_ -1 i Makes 2 qu.arts OUTDOOR SUPPER Grilled Burgers on Buns Pear Bean Salad Ice Cream PEAR BEAN SALAD Our tasters thought the fresh fruit was a happy addition 2 tablespoons salad oil 2 tablespoons red wine vinegar I ii teaspoon onion salt 1-16th teaspoon white pepper 15ounce can red kidnev beans, drained and rinsed ' cup finely diced celery 2 tablespoons minced scallion 1 tablespoon finely diced dill pickle 1 tablespoon (mel>' diced pimiento 2 large fresh Bartlett pears In a medium mixing bowl with a fork beat together the oil, vinegar, onion salt and pepper. Add the remaining ingredients except the pears; COVCt and chill thoroughly (even over. night) to blend flavors. Just before serving, halve, core and slice pears; toss with bean mixture. Makes 410 6 servings I FAMILY DINNER Chicken Vegetable Pie 1 • Salad Bowl Hot Biscwts Mike Roy's Cinnamon Rhubarb MIKE ROY'S CINNAMON RHUBARB ) CEF PE'-) 3J(j,5 GOOD THUL JUNE 26 THRU WED. JULY 2 MAXWELL HOUSE or ASTORa. — ' - Bacon Kale IlotBiscuits SPARKY I - COFFEE Limit 1 Maxwell House or Astor Coffee with $7.50 or more purchuse excluding cigarettes - - BAG \ CAslihetliT 1401 Chili tll)() ''ltnr • • • __ or DOG . . . o: OANS S •$v HAM I IOAFTI I 113u se THE EGG SALAD TEAM PINEBREEZI USDA INSP. GRADE "A' FRESH FLORIDA ALL WHITE EXTRA LARGE EGGS / -r-/ 32-oz. 9 I W-D BRAND USDA CHOICE BEEF LOIN . 5 ' 0 24 of )AN $ DOZ. STEAKS Limit 1 with S7.50 or more purchase excluding cigarettes %I_KEY_BUY xwi iitCut Sauces. los • *o*2 5TS KEY BUYS- - I CHEESE 09 LB. STEAKS KEY BUYS. KEY BUYS 40=9 - $ 1 00 AllOw 100 CT Paper Plates. • P K G 88 CIACIIPI 0000 TWIN PACK Potato Chips . °' . p'c, ---- BLUE RAY LIGHT W-O BRAND USDA CHOICE BEEF TENDER MARGARINE CHUNK TUNA CUBED STEAK 608 $100 5 I $ 29 THRIFTY MAID CUT FRUIT COCKTAIL GREEN BEANS 88C sg GREEN 4 8& 3 t qi1iL'JLtA114 LB. LB. 25 W.D BRAND USDA CHOICE BEEF JUMBO RIPE HONEYSWEET ALL MEAT STEW HONEYDEWS 79c EACH W.O BRAND USDA CHOICE SOP4IIISS SHOULDER ASTOI CUT BEANS 16.0*. 88c CANS $ loo CHUCK ASTOR COCKTAIL 16-ox. 34I CAN i7..a.'Qc CAN U, LETTUCE GROUND $1 Limit 3 Star Kitt or Blue Bay Tuno w/S7.50 or mo4 purch rid DII MONTI FRUIT I W-D BRAND USDA CHOICE HA N DI. CHUNK 3 6½-oi. TUNA CANS 19 CANS I 3o'l..s.$i 1-LB. PKGS. FRESH, CRISP (NO HEAD OVER 35c) _ CHICKEN 01 THE SEA lIGHT 58c KEY BUY- -" SUPIRBRAND (QUARTERS) 16-ox CANS STEAKS 1' AII I Ulm I U) Plus DEPOSIT COCA-COLA (1_,, -tSP ii.. ... •11I I.,, ie..i. 99c 1715. 8 $ 3 CATSUP LB. Saltines CIACIIN GO TOASTE, to • 2 P105 Pastries.4 o 9 to., " Qut ( fl 0 73 c I Parkay . ALL VIGITARII - - .. -.--. -.--.-#-. 4A..4 .-, CAN if16 H0*u t Canned Ham..... . . . MIXED VEGETABLES ' - Mix OR MATCH! ASTOR BROCCOLI SPEARS CDADC FORDHOOK LIMAS, 2 18-ox. POLY BAGS BRUSSELS SPROUTS, OR BABY WAS • 3 ,20 "'t , A 1 1°° $479 '1iRISP4 -- I P401 #it AD Ovi Green Cabbage. . ...... 12c 1 0-ox, PKGS. • Turkey Wings .......... -4 011111 OAII,P4C. ninnar Rn11c. ' GRAPEFRUIT JUICE -w Family Bread . . . . • THRIFTY MAID APPLE SAUCE $ 1 00, $100 •. .'..y :•'.u-.' - -- -- ..-.• -- (peeled and smashed); cover tightly and refrigerate while beef and stock are chilling. Remove garlic before using. FAMIIX SUPPER Fish Fillets Potato. Snap Beans (drrotSlas; Bran (.offeet.akt 1I11A\ LOFFE CAKE From the SOs and ,t P .it r ltcuprt1:a:;r:: 2 teaspoons biking teaspoon salt cup butter or mar't 1-3rd cup sugar I egg "as L'. 3i.iivu otdflgt rind cup re.ub to-eat bran cup orange juice cup milk 1-3rd cup chopped nadjuni- ,& ,Jj' l i THRIFTY MAID .. . 81ACKEYE PEAS or LB 89c 79 :• -- CUT CORN, GREEN PEAS, PORTION 'I - . - - II DIXIANA SMOKED HAM SHANK PORTION BUTT 49-ox PKG. SUMMER BUFFET FT Butterfly Shrimp Rice !3oeuf au Persil French Bread Strawberry Cake Beverage BOEUF 4. U PERSIL KEY- BUYS - AMW EACH $ S9 MILD CURED (WATER ADDED) HICKORY DETERGENT 31 CRACiIP4 0000 -. GIANT ARROW 14-ox. BOTTLES 28-ox. CANS a - I I • DEL MONTE THRIFTY MAID -tw ' Marinade: Strawberries,. 3 ; 93c cup olive oil, 14 cup red wine vinegar, 1 teaspoon salt, Is teaspoon white pepper and L cup of the WATERMELONS •- R W Topping0 •••. TOPP RIO RIPE LB. -. Place a 4-pound beef pot roast I preferably a cut that Is slightly U I marbled with fat) in a 4-quart casserole; add 2 cups water, a medium onion stuck with I cloves, 2 large ribs celery (sliced 2 medium carrots IA i pared and sllced),6 sprigs ii parsley, 2 bay leaves and 's I V teaspoon dried thyme. Cover tightly and bake in a 325-degree EARS oven until meat is so tender that a fork inserted in the center will 8 twist easily - 2Lt to 3 hours. Remove beef and chill. Strain - stock and chill. (Discard bay SuPERBRAND leaves; vegetables may be in an electric blendtr FUDGE BARS, TWIN POPS and used in a soup.) Cut away fat from outside of beef; slice ICE CREAM SANDWICHES thin. Remove hardened fat from broth - use the amount of OR ICE CREAM BARS broth called for in the Marjnade below and freeze remainder for some other use. Spread a little of the Marinade in a shallow uteril — weuseda 14 by 817 by 2 inch baking pan of porcelainized iron; add layers of the beef, spreading each slice with a little of the Marinade. 12 Cover and chill for to 12 hours; using a large fork and spoon PACK turn beef slices, a batch at a PKG. time, once during this period. 8 8 Let stand at room temperature about 1 hour before serving. then arrange on a large platter SUP(RB9AD WHIPPED and sprinkle copiously with minced parsley; surround with 98clettuce. cherry tomatoes (2 2 i pared, scored and sliced thin i. Makes 10 to 12 servings. I DELMONICO N.Y. STRIP I JAR 00 49 r E L LOW 2 LB. Cup L'' heat, mixture boils. Add tuna and salt and pepper and reheat. Makes 4 trsini. Y 1 COTTAGE W-D BRAND USDA 39 CHOICE BEEF BONELESS IILNCHS Mustard. ol— alive .r# M I SUPERBRAND CREAMED COOKED - KRAFT MAYONNAISE ktV.vp Dill Chips 3 DINNERS W-D BRAND SLICED LB. IS -- q • ri t-.. W V -.. In a medium sauccpn gradually stir the milk into tht . U. S. FANCY stir I -' s—.-__ AFAT r iffy CHARCOAL D(IP SOUTH H&iull PR ICES GOOD GOOD THUR. JUNE 26 THRU WED. JULY 2 RMLAND (EXCEPT SLICED BEEF & GRAVY) WHEN YOU 'BEEF PICNIC TIME BACON KALE A Georgia family's specialty. packages SUNDAY BRUNCH Fresh Pineapple Creamy Tuna on Hot Biscuits Nut Cris CoffceorTea IiU-1Mv TllA GROUND 1-LB. CAN ASTOR COFFEE Peach Ice Cream 2 tablespoons butter or margarine 2 tablespoons cider vinega1 teaspoon cayenne pepper Two 3-ounce packages sliced Canadian bacon 3 tablespoons light or dark brown sugar 1 teaspoon dry mustard 2 tablespoons water Cook kale according to package directions; drain if you like. Stir in butter until melted, then vinegar and cayenne. Turn Into an8by8by2 inch baking dish; slightly overlap bacon slices over top. Stir together the remaining ingredients and spoon over bat-on. Hake uncovered in a preheated 375-degr 1 minutes Makcs ;urvins USDA IN5P. W.D BRAND PURE (NO ADDITIVES) 1-LB. BAG MAXWELL HOWL - THIRTY MAID A lovely recipe that we enjoyed trying arid hope you will, too. Pork& Beans 2 pounds fresh rhubarb I'-- cups sugar ' teaspoon cinnamon NISTIA 1 : cup water Wash rhubarb well .and slice it into I-inch pieces. Place In aINSTANT crock cooker. Mix sugar and cinnamon sind sprinkle over rhubarb, along wth the water. JAR Cover and cook at Low for 2 to 3 TEA nours. Serves 4 to 6. From the recently published "Mike Roy's Crock Cookery" - Ward Hit"1 chie Press. i SUNDAY SUPPER TUNA CHOW DER It's hearty, nutritious and tastes good. 1014-ounce can condensed cream of potato soup 2 cups milk 'i cup minced celery ' cup finely grated carrot, not packed down 6'..-ounce can chunk-style light tuna, drained Salt and pe taste L IL - •--- --- By CECILY BROWNSTONE Associated Press Food Editor FAMILY SUPPER Tuna Chowder Toasted Cheese Sandwiches Fr esh Fruit Cookies " Perch Fillets. .. .. .. 'A'lI 0 1A 89c Turbot Fillets . . . . . . . . . . 89c Franks . I 5JP4PYlA'.t) ...........•• Pork Sausage - .......... 59' Florida Limes ....... 12 FOR 59C tiII Bl ot $]00 .. 69c Citrus Punch . . . . . . . 8 DttI1ICUS II 19 l's 99c 'au $1 Fresh Mushrooms . . . . so • j AAIY ('SD AAATeUI ivsu, MATCH! I1 • ASTOR GREENPEAS, CUT CORN nrar n 1i)Ii, -- ----- I T - -----'-. • -L._±_ L I -3rd cup raisins I' k .' -. • . •• , -- Topping, see helos Thoroughly stir together the Ilour baking powder and s.ilt ('tt'ui butter and sugar; beat in egg .Ini orange - rind, Stir in _ - -• :.',t �- .raid, Sanford, Fl. - - .----- -- - v.- - - -----.... --- -- •:---- - Wednesday, June 23, ifS Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, June 25, I15-5C TING NOW YOU GET THE EXTRA BONUS OF TOP VALUE STAM PS! 'I 1 1 11 I I WI IIUIVI 1141 I RIGHT TOUNIT PURCHASE QUANTITIES - ------ - '•• __ 3301 Edgewater Dr / 4205 Curry Ford Rd. / Hwy 1792 Maitland / 170W. Fairbanks W.P. / 925 S Orange Ave. PLEASE NOTE THESE NEW STORE NOUNS ng auvii vrn wi -wy • Rom* .i 5300 Silver Star Rd. 1 5730 Lao Underhill Rd / Hwy 1792 Sanford / 1601 N Bermuda Kissimnioo / 5471 S. Orange Piriecastle ' 11 4 S Semoran Blvd W P oft Au STONES ARE OPEN SUNDAYS 9 A.M. to $ P.M. f1/FEXTRA SPECIAL IAL MRYV EXTRA ') rJT11i AN F ;i;;L SPECIAL FAIRWAY CALIFORNIA ARGO ICEBERG LETTUCE CHUNK TUNA 1/7 oz. 6CAN $no WAfl9 U.S.D.A. GRADE A ROYAL CROWN FRYER DIET FLAVORS QUARTERS DRINKS ic bAS15: SNOWY WHITE MUSHROOMS I.B. 79 I . . .4 - ... L•J C 320Z. BOTTLE PLUS DEPOSIT W L.B. ir FAIRWAY FARMS"COR'N. FED WESTERN -BIEF -MEAT VALUES' COUNTRY PRIDE BRAND CUT UP FRYERS I.B. SPLIT BROILER5iu. COUNTRY STYLE BONE IN 0c C 58 ROUND STEAKS . .............LB. C LYKES C 0 CHUCK ROASTS . . . . . . . . .. . . . . LB. LB.65 C SLICED BOLOGNA GWALTNE BIG 8 BEEF FRANKS MONEY SAVER FAMILY PAK CHICKEN PARTS LEGS. BREASTS, OR DRUMSTICKS LB. GROUND CHUCK ••• 88 UNDER BLADE CHOPPED SIRLOIN PATTIES '.. ,'..I ROUND BONE SWISS STEAKS In 3 LB 3 LBS. $1 OR MORE . I —. : - _._.- _y . . 1801 HAMS .. ..' •---- . —.---. . . . .- SHANK CUT C 22 69C NAPKINS REGULAR SIZE 10 . ... —P-- - • -. ---.------ -.— --- . — . ...AND HERE'S WHAT 1.38 OOEXTRA VALUESTAMPSIII TOPVALUESIAMPS II CAN DO FOR YOUI CHOOSE FROM OVER 3200 BEAUTIFUL GIFTS FROM THE BIG 13 2 PAGE TOP VALUE STAMP FAMILY GIFT CATALOG! [8 29 I . I I I 1U.iAII I i r ii I J I I I I I I I - - - - - - — - - - - - - - _. - - - - - - - — - - - mm mm - mm - - - - - - - - - - W MA I I I I I I WITH PURCHASE OF '7.50 OR MORE AT ANY FAIRWAY MARKET Coupon Good Ihru Tues July 1, 1975 85 C BUTT CUT 73 - GALA s BOX 4Bc BAR SOAP ' FRESH MULLET GROUND BEEF W000BURY 1.•- .08 FRESH YELLOWTAIL SNAPPER LB 1.39 CUBE STEAK 59c PALMOLIVE I-------——-------------------—-—---------------- .. 1.18 STEAMED BLUEPOINT CRABS to 98 LYKES SMOKED LBS. .98 SEAFOOD SPECIALS SMALL PINK SHRIMP to. p1.49 FAIRWAY FARMS LIQUID SALTINES .. J 1.48 CHUCK STEAKS 1 .48 , FRESH DAILY LB. KRAFT . .. . 3 LBS. OR MORE $ BARBECUE SAUCE FAME OR FIRESIDE $1 33 MONEY SAVER FAMILY PAK STEW BEEF - .... LB. CROSSCUT SHORT RIBS .....LB 98C ENGLISH ROAST . 189.38 PRICES EFFECTIVE IN THIS AD JUNE 26 TO JULY I t 1975 uI U rINW1111L. U U 5UI . HAM SLICES BLADE CUT LEAN MEATY 95½ oz. $ PATTIES I am, OR R •,••• LB. $ 1008 CENTER CUT CALIFORNIA ROASTS COOK OUT SPECIAL 80. 1.10 LINK SAUSAGES PKG $ I BLADE CUT c CUT UP ........ RATH . ALCOA HEAVY DUTY FOIL WRAP 140 COUNT 18 INCH FOOT 49C KRAFT DRESSING lit 49C 8o 1000 ISLAND BOTTLE KRAFT 2L8. 99C C GRAPE JELLY JAR -. . . _-.--.--_—____----______-.---.--.-----... .• . . . . —.--__. _______________-__---_._ .-_-_ --. - TAMP .. . -. . . . . . .... . - .. ..--- - I-. • r%_ ,. • - . I - -. L. .. _!- -•-_._.;..----------, _ . . �6C—Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Wednesday, June 25, 1975 This s effective . Publix Markets SCasselberry. Sanford-Seminole Coffeecake Adds I To Cool CO Eating By CECILY BROWNSTONE sugar; beat in eggs one at a Associated Press Food Editor time along with the vanilla, Stir A big coffeecake that has a in flour mixture in 't additions, baked-in filling and topping and alternately with sour cream that stores well may be just and milk, just until smooth each hat you would enjoy having on time. Turn half the batter into a hand during warm weather to greased 9-inch angellood cake serve with iced tea or coffee, pan: spread half the Streusel fruitades or milk. Here then is a over the batter; add remaining new recipe for that all-time batter; top with remaining favorite, sour cream streusel Streusel. Bake in a preheated coffeecake. 3504:1egree oven until a cake This version has cinnamon tester Inserted in the center flavor throughout the batter in- comes out clean about 45 stead of just in the streusel and minutes. Stand cake In pan on a it's more economical than the wire rack for 10 minutes; with a usual recipe because it calls for small metal spatula loosen cake half sour cream and half milk around edges and tube; turn out instead of all sour cream, on wire rack; with another CINNAMON ('OFFEECAKE rack, turn right side up. Cool 3 cups all-purpose flour, completely. If desired, stir stir to aerate before together 2 tablespoons conmeasuring fectioners' sugar with I 1 teaspoon baking powder teaspoon water and d r ibble 1 teaspoon baking soda over top of cake.) Store in a teaspoon salt lightly covered tin box if I Jnnamon retrigerdtor-stored, bring to : n r&uJ nutmeg r3um temperature before i cup butter or margarine serving. 3 cup su,'ar STRE L' SEE. 2 eggs 4 cup butter or margarine 2 teaspoons pure vanilla 2 teaspoons ground cinnamon extract teaspoon gound nutmeg . cup commercial sour cup firmly packed dark cream brown sugar " .ijp nulk 1 cup chopped (medium-fine) Streusel, see below walnuts On wax paper thoroughly stir In a small saucepan or skillet together the flour, baking pow. over b's heat, melt the butter; der, baking soda, salt, cinna- stir in cinnamon, nutmeg and mon and nutmeg. In a large brown sugar; remove from mixing bowl cream butter and heat and stir in walnuts. •• V • I . EveningHerald, Sanford, Fl. I • so 0 •• • Plaza, 0 rd.' reat Week. % Publix THE* * . , Kids Love Eml Surishin. $ L-. ' IlIJi\IN n Publix Tuna 5aIa Great for a Picnic S - to have triecrall AJxjmo,e GREEN ErrAMPS Prices Ribs Boost Meals F Ou flt Dot. "°1:' Effectiup I %._v June 26th Thru Tuesday co.lond Dinner Franks...................... C July let, 1975. Closed - • 1' Horn Patties ....................... '1 _ 't. \ .. - ' . '1.) STAMPS! Swift Prsrniumor Lazy Maple ."'" Of $150 ' $ 05 Cooked Salami............ G _r i i- rill Franks.................., Boneless Ham........ . v•44 i :1 , Fm o 6 N4 Pept- ii j_• .".- 1 00 89 - Drink Corn Oil Margarine............ - &I ChwI Aim 59 ,1L Breakfast Cl u b (T win-Pock) Pot Roast.................1" ' 59c.. SAVE lSc, Pi llsbury's DelioousOes,ent Beef C3oixs 1 1 3 art OvIl 400 1Lvl on 1 p.ivkj i1uf Cuoes 2 & 3 &', .tla SO ft1'ç i f tZS tt 121p 1 21 3 #it vwtN (01 SIM on 1 pwelt ato of S30 00 of "to SAVE 1c, Red M119•" orange Blossom 89' D0rt Dessert Topping Beer 'hal No-own : - • / 1. im o, 99 • /jI i IkJI ii ffiJiJ x • Copp.don. . Suntan Lotion 1!-------- W 1it;1 lilt Prices Effectivo 4j - - - - - 11:, LA4 . tit ri i 'i . m -. $ be ' M Mouthwash................ 1 July let, 197.. • [1c Is r d S 7 Toothpaste Instant Coffee . Thiu Tuesday 9 iay..... . 'r 3 • ', ----- EX R A ol Gree Tntamps -'.s Tropical Taste Treat Golden Bananas., 2 t 33 •:..• ------.. Moxw*N House 10 . ()C Ott Label) Oral Antiseptic, List.nns IISc Off Lobel) For Cleaner B,eath,Colgate ;iliII .1): I Serve with Hollandaise Sauce -- FVM Funt Ow,. Gvn V~t- Publix reserves the right to limit quantities sold (Jwt F,wt FL C)qit. . . -'. SAVE 12c Libby Bartlett 3 01 394 Pear Halves.. can IAVE lOc. Fron'n Corn iouffk,, Spinach Souffle, l.allOp4d Potatoes or Mcarori £ O..s. 1741 11 ou er's It frees pb o 59 .. . ..... . V .."_-.. -- . '"• . , A J 49c iX200 EXTRA where shopping is GREEN STAMPS $14,99 a iole asu e c Cocktail.. 'VE 20c, Stouffer's Assorted Frozen Cascade............................. r S AVE ac. eiting Kraft's i,UCIOVI Sala d i AI1 i i . 1 fixplres Wtd., July Fruit SAVE 20c (13c Off Label) Electric Dishwasher Detergent . •..u....e 1..àII IC?s) 4 44 '•---:: ::::::_ Tor gy. Refit', hin.) $•• .................1. 49 Butter 1911) - '-i' 'p Cakes.......................... , SAVE 1 6c, Sure Lee Frozen 79 89' SAVE3Ôc,Mak,sGreatPeonut8uttel& JellySandwich.Krafts • J l y ...... — e.................. Hunt's Rich Thick Grape el 89 , ........ Tomato Ketchup 83' GREEN STAMPS se purf's#1101i l.I.J.i 5*5.00 SI t*acto *. $1111 podvcts Garbage Bags.. SAVE 26c. Easy Day 19-inch slit) Design Plates.. Design Plates SAVE 26 BONUS PIK.N,slaI.S Delicious Tailing (Expires Wed., July 2, 197S) 4O wVFWuV lix 3011 pk"' 041 'flig 494 4 99 P49 99 , '7-si $169 Instant Coffee.............' SAVE 20c, Serve Hot or Cold, Lipton's Tea Bags... '.., , 1- 7-is ,_.11J 1(ISOf'lflO ........................................... SAVE I4c, S'robnoo& Farms Assorted Frozen ( , - •.\ Poly Bag Vegetables.......... SAVE 6C,Pn-swe.i Frozen flr,,I $ 39 /1 • liii )\,,'. -- "• -__----_-- IO•i p5, _ JY -'- ' Shrimp ticks..................... 1' keel Kim Zucchini Squash------ '' It Fkrida Formula 33 Salad Perfect! Fresh . 5 sp aS.,.,. IliTil .. ' SAVE2Oc,BthsF,ozen Delicct..Flovo,,d.fi,ch • _____ .0_ i,,, --_L. -------.5.---.' gCivenStamps rl FvyorBohe,PIumpPt.rpl. _____ 29' Grapefruit Juice.... 89 4 1 .." - EX TPA ' , . II111JWGreenStamps • Fr esh Eggplant.......... Tasty, Refreshing Kraft Brand - ....'s.,..-. -keel .•-.._ . sU oo(h & Ant Bomb Ilvwssf—&#fl, torsi EXTfA JAreenStamps Pi Kraft Dinner Defuse 01 Mocaftni&Cheirso I S SAVE 2&,Glad Small Sanford Plaza 'I - . SAVE 14c, Peter Pan Smooth or Crunchy ------- - sons Baby OW 1Ooz. site • reiia 'ea n&. ............. 7. I'- Fresh Broccoli........ Crisp T,niisr Fitch " • tea ... .s -an.. zoo pwrtbotts to III "as I I a 00 to :_-:-::_ EA T RA • vierchasot 110101148 $5.00 I. $551 ..cl ng •11 tobacco pred—I ___ lilt ' .:::: XTR21i REEN STAMPS (Expires Wed., July 2, 1975) '' • NA & 1 . I o I) FXTRA '. .' C chef Pierre Feos.n Pies Apple. Peach, Rhubarb or Cherry l. . ' :' Citrw Punch .................. 2 $119 for Stew.. p PV ,_* 49c Sour Cream .................. - "_ -_-_ SAVE6,Cirj.F,,th Short Ribs..................17 'LILIII -_ . .•..' ,_ 49' I T ip Roast................ -_ ' I • .J • 1callI - Soft Margarine .................. - ) Shasta JR[et Breakfast Club Try TtwcO..v,I..Ii.w'd S & H Green Stamps limit quantities sold •I_ • — r %W!uIjjfL Medium Cheddar 1i1. the right to t kL 1 i TiT-'ifl.--1 — Wiscontin Cheese Bar 89' U reserves Wis(onsinChe.ssBolndtviduotFjWropp.d 6 $139 V. -__: 95 'P' 1 . t Publix * Kraft ___ - _ -_- . . 99 Ground B"f _ I '.. Round Steak...........1" Rib Steak extra I'."_— ••, Sliced American Got upto ' - Tast y $.il Won u, m,$1 2'9 Short Ribs . " "Selected Baby Beef" ... Inflation Fighter Chuck rIau.ven,oast,... - -- - SWIFT'S PREMIUM PROTEN GOV'T. Sw4 ': II- .... • 69c 6(8eef Chuck Shoulder Roast . Sirloin Steak Jet Marshrp.eiows...............P hi' 49c Kraft's Flavorful ,. 1. V . H.rm.lCne-$1 (3.S-lb. overage) $3 Kraft's Delicious PI 1114001"s 160f fJjj.] where shopping 14-es. pI pleasure - E X T 14A JWGreenStamps THII AD GOODc. THESEW LOCATIONS ONLY: - SANFORDPLILZA,._SANFORD LONGWOOD VILLAGE CTR.— LONGWOOD SEMINOLEPLAZA—CASSELBERRY PY ig.nov, I _ 1TD1KeLs Wine et G" 12-,z. bet. . _•.— ,,__ .......... . -"--a.. - Fft t Cw4O e4E __ $199' — 59c ' Chuck Blade Steak...... -_,., I tJ _.1.1 1 . SwJi j_ a_ ..;. Br.iquets - . - kfl. - I_ _ Swift Premium Tasty Sliced Bologna or Lyk.sSugorCiesktab.l - 99 __ Ir Easy Day (i6oz.size) Publix"The . C Islas son sod leone I Ii of . ns Trout Fillets.......................... Pi" k 99 --- 0 phe INSPECTED HEAVY WESTERN BEEF SALE Seafood Treat, Tasty Fiction a ____ Pr FOOD J Seafood Treat. Tasty Froi.n Trash B Sweet Chips...................... ... 49c • ___ WE ACCEPT U.S.D.A. 39c . Jet Marshmallows.............. 7 1I Food Wrap.......................... SAVE k. Smvckor's Fresh Pocked enjoyment cheese goes SO well with your picnics and summer cookouts! \ - ,•, We've got a great array I delicious assorted ieeses (both domestic rid foreign) at The Do! * (Prepare with Onion Gravy) Swift Premium Tru-Tender Slited - .)k - SJ pit' SAVE 6c, Glod your sum'ertimo m ,. - 341 CHEESE FOR SUMMER I ! . Swift Premium Full-Cooked - flu 'jD Whole Hog Sausage ............ " Sunciays,.,, • b - . W T.nn.ss,. Pride i” 1T : Swift Premium Sliced (Peppironi. Genoa Salami or Hard Salami) - 1 -: * I I , Cold Cups • T hurs., -. - -'---.-_-1 — - SAVE 3O,Glad Fruited Gelatin........ ' 49c IaI S*!!! I . inc Johnson's Diapers.............. - SIALTI -- g SAVE 70c, Overnise Styli c 'alt' ndwich.... Hoag H . ie a Delightful, Assorted • -' ' u... 1 Johnson's Diapers Shrimp Salad.......... IZH 99 Arid whofl a Coo k 'oul wdtout some of those debcious All -Aimerican bocis like hot dogs, hombtxgers, potato chips baked beans, solods, plenty of sodas and a big slice of apple pie fo r dessert You can COtg'iton Public SAVE ôc, Hunt's Rich Thick SAVE 38c. 69 Great as on Appetizer, Fresh : ' I C5 e.................... . Nw Born Style Johnson's Diapers.............. ' s n- fitch Ch d.n o Charcoal Grilled is . ato Salad............ FibPot Fla, wfu( n tili c. o 1110"J, Por k SOUSane --- qy lb fJc?i i Tomato Sauce .................. 3 Cooke d a. F 35 ",' 59c IPO ked Beons...................... SAVE 17c, HunisTasly qvoitw Flavorful Sliced (Great with Pancaltes) Sunnytand Outdoor cooks have taken to with the sauce, until chicken Is charcoal-grilling popular fresh tender and both chicken and pork spareribs. But because ribs are glazed —30 to 35 mmchicken Is less expensive than utes. If ribs are glazed before the ribs, one old hand at bar. chicken Is tender, keep warm at becuing thought of stretching the side of the grill. Makes 8 to them with a thrifty broilerfryer 12 servings. and evolved the following LEMON PLUM SAUCE recipe. We tried it at our house 16owwe can whole purple and found that its Lemon Plum plums In heavy SyrUp Sauce nrndttt'wj n n1trartiun q „i_i.,.._.--W2IJIjJUUfl3 011 glaze on both the ribs and bird Medium onion, chopped ( and imparted a pleasant, cup) slightly sweet-and-sour flavor, large clove garlic, minced CIIARCOAL,-GRIIJ,ED 6-ounce can frozen lemonade RIBS AND CHICKEN concentrate, undiluted 1 4 cup soy sauce 4 pounds fresh pork spareribs 's cup chili sauce 2 teaspoons salt i teaspoon ground ginger 3-pcsind broiler-fiv e r 1 teaspoon Worcestershire chicken, ':111 up sauce Lemor Plum Sauce, see 2 teaspoon dry mustard below Drain and pit plums, saving Cut ri:nibs into I or 2-rib SyrUp. In an electric blender pordov. Flace in a large puree pbwns with their syrup. and cover with water; In a medium saucepan heat oil; 0di s,, Bring to a boll; sun• add onion and garlic and cook overed, until ribs are gently until onion wilted ternie: 30 to 60 minutes, de. about 5 minutes. Stir In plum pri r.g on their size. Drain puree, lemonade concentrate, ribs. aving stock. 1 Chill stock; soy sauce, chill sauce, ginger, remove hardened fat frcm top;' Worcestershire and mustard; use stock as a base for soup.) bring to a boil; simmer, stirring 1$nish ribs and chicken with hot several times, for about 15 lemon Plum Sauce; grill about minutes. Use as directed in 6 inches from medium hot Charcoal-grilled Ribs and s.'oals, turning often and basting Chicken recipe. Cream Style Corn.............. 'too 35 SAVE 1OC.B&M Oven °, Genoa Salami 1Q4 39c , With f " 79 SAVE c4l Monte D.dQusEarly Taste of Garlic, Sliced Franklin Salami 1. 11111111 69 , Great Fell Dessert or With Cottage amm 303 Arg SAVE 7c, Green Giant ' I A. ano-~ IOu Cheez.lts.......................... Great With Soup, Sunshine Hi-Ho Crackers.................. - - Wednesday, June is, 197s-7C • a.... �-- I- IC—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. ~ Rer%ackaging WtJ ; I . . Wednesda y, June 25, 1975 . lp s Save Costs He ____-r I . I-:-_- EVefling Hed ii, tt--. , - Culi nary I De igIi fs Fc r c I i e _____ — -_ I 67th Year, No. 265—Thursday, June 26, 1975 1 thbl,,00 light and beat well. Add molasses soda baking soda, salt, cinnamon, ______ The Herald Services and mix thoroughly. Add i teaspoon salt allspice and nutmeg. In Those who niustfiit. ook for two l•t teaspoons cider L1 teasoon ground mashed banana alternately medium mixing bowl, cream lace a numr vinegar I with flour mixture, mixing just cinnamon bitter and sugar. Add egg and stacles. Few recipes are 1 tablespoon toy until blended after each soon ground atwen _________________ Writtenfortwcomnd sauce dition. Pour batter into a well allspice stir until blended. Add flour upermarkets stock focdstn Dash pepper greased 20 ounce can teaspoon ground mixture alternately with milk, ________________ quantities that mean constant 1,s teaspoon circle ofw:dp with in the 1~ nutmeg mixing just until blended. Stir leftovers. Although so tablespoons butter ;popped walnuts. rP ____ _______ supermarkets in New York 1i cup —J PP arine by teaspoon onto greased City, for example carry canned . .chunks and 2 tablespoon3 minutes. Cool 5 minutes. % 4 cup sugar cookie sheet. Bake in a goods that offer individual liquid from can Remove from can. Cool comrn I egg reheated 400-de 400-degree oven for 8 servings and package such _____ ______ I. cup light molasses teaspoons pletely. Makes 1 loaf. to 9 minutes. Remove cookies things as corn - on - the - cob. \\\ \ cornstarch Next time you make scrambled I tablespoon sour and cool on wire rack. Spread onions and potatoes in twos or Wash and pat chicken dry. eggs, add the leftover egg white milk about a teaspoon of glaze in Pill threes, markets in suburban 1-3 cup chopped center of each cookie. Garnish areas tend to the larger size Combinenour, salt and pepper. to them. . —— walnuts their Coat chicken. In hot saind oil, with a piece of nut, if desired. -. N :; I ~ NUTrYDROP or pecans Makes 2 dozen cookies. shoppers usually have children saute chicken until browned. : - -7,1i . -.---. -, COOKIES Vanilla Glaze to feed. If you're a determined Remove pieces to a 1-12-quart I below) Healt along with the rice, and 1 duo u,h, your super 1 [f ',,,, -' -I; .,. . tablC4ii00fi W14A %A jFIr_•lIJ•l_•lfll•1I drippings and saute onion and all-purpose flour ( optional i until butter melts Remove or break up large quantity I teas poon from heat, add Most greenpepperuntiltender..crjsp teaspoon packages for your Swee$andsourchfckenwlthr1cenkesameaIfor(wo Onto I C d taper, sit Add chicken broth molasses an1Ua anu 1 cup silted con will & Buy just three • — teaspoon baking together flour baking powder, fectloners uga.r mtr 1tefl , ,--------Add — - ____ — apples, chicken parts unless garlic powder; mix well. drained pineapple and heat . I A freeze leftovers in indi%idual until Dissolvemixture simmers. 0! cornstarch in portions for use later. Here are i pineapple juice or syrup. Stir into sauce mixture and simmer alone or for :singlejrsonw 0 4 A . until sauce thickens. Pour over wants to share with a I Sweet and Sour Chicken is a chicken and rice. Cover and WC C"IDLY bake in a preheated 35(~degree mini lid oven for 45 minutes. Makes 2 . r001D STRINIPS rice. Serve with a mixed green semngs with some left for SAVINGS YOU CAN SEE, _______________ i::,~~ salad. While cooking the second meal, chicken bake a Mini Molasses iiNi MOLASSES. Bananaflreadandal.i'whjpup EACHof,.,. advertised '.' BANANABREAD I some Nutty Drop Cookies. Store io,ec bolohe advertised price cookies between layers of ' I AP 2-3 c sifted spec.hcolly I noted in • waxed paper in a tin box or ad BUY all-purpose flour cookie canister. 34 teaspoon powder SWEETAND SUPER RIGHT TENDER BEEF U U I I 14 teaspoon baking SOUR CHICKEN soda . 2 teaspoon salt I U -, M I 2 chicken drumsticks • with thig hs or 2 chicken c c a shortening breasts, split I I tablespoons I tablespoon floor sugar I I 44 teaspoon sall I egg yolk I Dash pepper . I - vwjblespoons light 1-% tablespoons I molasses . . :U4111411161IMM49411 F 1ill gaud oil 41~ . NORMEM-1111 15 ' , 4 cup mashed MERMIA&I e -A UPS ripe banana rice "SUPER.RIGHT" DELICIOUS FRESHLY 1i cup sliced onion 3 LBS. Onto waxedp Groid Chuck a per,, sift $1 •08LB. L4 & OVER diced _ together powder, i SUPER.RIGHT TENDER BEEF sup I . green pepper baking soda and salt. In Cbvck 'Stook ........ blade cut ......984B. I cup canised medium bowl, cream rBUY chicken broth 'SUPER. RIGHT" TENDE R BEEF BONELESS ng sugar. Add egg yolk CHUCK ROAST or STEAK......SII18LB. I • I . of ______ - - - ---I-- s __ * . - eve N - tter , A dessert that requires no baking or cooking goes (tOlfl refrigerator to supper table or backyard for spooning onto paper plates for company. An incredibly good dessert Peanut Chs layered blend of Peanut butte_r, cream cheese, brown sugar, apples, whipped cream and graham cracker crumbs. serve well chilled. I cup graham - o a MENU b aileen Fresh fruit-cottage 14 Chill frankfurters 'Peanut butter cream cheese dessen Stilk __ ~ TUESDAY Bran muffins Shah h f d Strawberry shorte2ke . ____- ___ -. - W"i ~_W~__o _-1 - MENU by aileen (jarden lettuce salad Vegetable Cblcken mousse Iced tea THI..R'sDA'i I :. = _1 II -1 MENU by aileen Orange-onion salad Tamale pie flUI C = 1. FRIDAY -1 cracker crumbs up firmly ickd iroma kugar cup crunchy Peanut butter 2 tablespoons melted butter or margarine I i cup confectioners sugar 3 tablespoons crunchy peanut butter I package 3 ounces) S - • , LB• Iced cofice 1: I ,% I Um - MC Bill Pickles LB, 0 I SAVE I JAR • 40C witipped to 1 can (1 poui4 ouriced) pie-sliced Ground dunamot,, L4 easpoon, as as destret; L B. M~"w SAVE 20C SilC8U . — lul 10 IM17. until crumbly. Mash cream cheese and but in sugar gradually until mixture is very soft and creamy. Fold in whipped cream. Sprinkle two. I*& of the graham awnb I mixture over the bottom of a 6 I x 10 x 2-Inch pan. Prta crumbs into place evenly. Spoon half of the cheese mixture over the crumbs Carefully spread cheese Into an even la>er. Place apple slice evenly over Cheese Sprinkle with cinnamon. Sprinkle two-thirds of the confectioners sugar mixture over apples. Top with remaining cheese mixture spreading cheese evenly over crumbs. Top with remaining graharn cracker crumbs and rwudaft confecidweirs =W mixture. Cover pan with foil and chill 24 bows before ser ving. Cut into squares to serve. Makes one 6x)Ox2 04 pan (ILlquart capacity;, !J1 ON 6 UICK FROZEN DELICIOUS BULK CANS 0 aily Dou Food REGULAR 11111 0WIIH 17,10 1511I OZ. CANS EACH CAP 'N JOHN QUICK FROZEN FRENCH FRIED I I I 4 PURE QUICK FROZEN DELICIOUS BULK 1 Co ___ • . I I i .ir_____ JO __ - ~, --•— I • ' I ____ . .- -- . __________ TipsOntitsese .t isnwmb.rIo put ctwnonyuid.*.It con be th.e stan of many delicsoin Wt T1w &Iicwn rutimi (hr,or actwu is bes*mamtain.dwhenIhuchwj,k,pt . orwfw polyfilm cv"nrid CW in S plastic wisp Shauul rIons dry out. they t*fl be frujwn. but Own thatirod will often be II .iimj — _ - -lamr,ff-1111F 1,11 SAVE 10t WITH THIS COUPON WHEN YOU I A BUY A 5411. SAO OF I PLAIN, SELF-RISING ON Wisen you're planning your food bucipt. a UNBLEACHED I Pillsbury Flour C NO*I 00 '4 OtMIlPdICLt __ Ill$ VALID - telt U We Owe You More 0 Titan Just Food * 11 I 1"1V JV" NMI " I lii'L11uI(,iIDR I aiiT,cov.ow wit OUPOPiI Sri 'j CI ( I I DrId MIX WITH THIS I $1.99 COUPON I O•$i$S$ Ught - OTIOCk --------- . I Folger's Coffee wn H Y i..t THRU SUNDAY JUNE 29 ITEMS OFFERED FOR SALE ARE NOT AVAILABLE TO OTHU UT I ' 9C cou,ow 1,OUPONl of IN afoo;f IVLLttj 1.99 'OT, -. VACUUm CAN I Frank At Saidwich Coffee You $ WITH I HIS I PAY ON, 8.0lim11% it I COi.Pc)N , 0101114 OVIC044,11 Is 11(k —- a I I ONE 348. BAG I I CIGARIttlS VA110 Tm1V SUO# jUril I Folger's Instant WIT11 Imls You $1.74 AY - I Chlorl-Ald Ill . _____ I-----___ -11111F 1111 33-ox. CAN you PAY BOTTLE Wi _____ 111111milly'll ' • 4 , 110S 9 lift DEALERS OR WHOIfj o Wo rkTur ne d cr I;S - _____ ON S $IIR 3 - OF ' PRICES GOOD IN ALL A&P STORES II k 1,. — 7=263M I I'_ r "*' -t . 1 T. - _:tz~__- U - _____ .•- Day For Lamb - -. it Board Okays Consent De r S - - . By ED PItICKEI'F Herald Staff Writer ask permission of the courts the uthol brd and the De''ne who hndJed the Ro,'mprior to oonstruction or renm. Partnwnt of .Justice," Keeth -& board ksuuM rxmtr . tiori of any schools in the objected to handing over his aco ctun1essacIausejst 'i sub ALTAMONTE SPRINGS county. decision-making power to the In which says the contract La (D ougherty) doesn't UnBy a 3-2 vote, 0* Seminole The decree is the first part of co ur Ls. subject to approval of the derstand the full impact, and I County School Board last night a required reply to the U.S. Jus. Kee th said his objection was courts," Stenstrom said, question the entire validity of adopted a consent decree which tice Department report which to "some of the wording not the Sims objection was of a the document" Skins salt' board attorney Doug Stenstrom okayed the conversion of decree." Specifically, the different nature. Sims backed the "Lake says will help him win a pen- Rosenwald to a school for wording he objected to, gives "It bothers me that Mr. Orients Plan" which asked ding court battle in a federal special leart,!ng. Stenstrom the courts the fmal say. "I think (Burt) Dougherty doesn't fully that some 207 Rosenwald black .dt to halt the pliaseout of Ros- said he'll have answers to the we're surrendering," Keeth understand the circumstances, students be transferred to enwald Elementary School. remaining thr'.e criticisms In said. He had hoped Stenstrom He did not contact the people Casselberry. But Justice D.'At the board meeting in the t ir future, would change the wording to who made the determination pa ent officials ruled that it city hall here, members Davie nwugh Stenstrom says the say the courts would have the such as members of the board," transfer the students Sims and Allan Keeth voted in decree "resolves the Rosen- chance just to peruse con- said Sims, who all along has schoots closer to Rosenwal : opposition to the decree which wald issue" because "I do not struction plans, not act as a objected to the ruling handed also stipulates school officials tNnktt)e judge will rule against mandatory (I. i Continued on Page l(I-A i ,cision making do%iin by Dougherty, an at- I — - - s Attorneys Appear '-4~, I I. ,`. ~f , ~.. ', T, 10 1.1 ror Fire Probe Testimon y I - 0 I-1 - :? -~_ - d_ A -_ - ~Z . - •. . - • W . t.> " -. 1 . r, f U 0 - l. I .I 1 Drivers nion t __. :4, I II ?, I .7 1 I ~ ~, I ___ Request Tabled By BOB LLOYD Herald Staff Writer represented a juvenile that was in the grand jury room for -._. officials believe set the fire. . nearly two hours. ALTAMONTE SPRINGS — rf The issue was resolved w1wn :-_I I The jurors recessed at 6:15 Assistant Public Defender .- `7- ~-- . % , The school board last night Stenstrom told the board he'd s'-, 1 Seminole County rand pm yesterday until next David Porter, who was tabled a request from a bus 'like to ha%e a little mOrt ~. Jury has recessed its probe of Tues&y or Wednesday after assigned to defend McCall on i the June 9 county jail fire that hearing attorneys for 16-year- the grand jury robbery in. exclusive bargaining agent for Though board member E.C. ~ft~ M---~_, killed 11 men after reportedly old Ray McCall, who (fied in the dictment, was reported inside ~ -- - i the county's 131 bus drivers. ~ - - -I . _,_~?t Harper Jr., said he didn't me r-v I& , hearing lengthy testimony from jail fire. McCall was facing trial the jury room a shorter ten gth The request from the "anything wrong" with . -- tv-4 L , A i t court-appointed attorneys who as an adult on a robbery in- of time. tie w 4: '~ Seminole County Bus Drivers' recognizing the drivers, he said -.i-7" ~ ~?§_ , . , ~ dictment. p.m. Association was put off until he felt Stenstrom should be : - - YA , .. 1%~, .. . The fire that filled the secondt,oard attorney Doug Stenstrom allotted sufficient time to study While grand jury testimony is = _m ~~ 'A ~ -a . .. , floor jail with dense, toxic wret, under law, 71.e Herald A has an opportunity to study the certification papers. .. I- ., I .:4 1 certification papers granted by smoke origirtated In a stack of has learned by independent Board member Pat Telson plastic-covered mattresses investigation that county jail . Public Employees said she was in favor of 1 _ I I *. outside McCall's cell, officials records on McCall indicate that recognizing group, as ~* Permission to begin seeklng J~ I . said. the youth, arrested March 3, (PERC). the certifying agency. Harper. Chairman Bud Feather 1Z.1 . ., I-T1) ,4 " it. , A smnd criticism was also had no comment on the matter. Grand Jurors also heard was visited In the jail only one !:-..... - __ #A Seminole was granted last night Sterday from Sanford Fire time by Porter. lUt, the raised by board member Allan After the temporary rejection _~~_ 1 . Chief G. St. Harriett, who records reflect, was on April 25 Keeth. Keeth said he does not Mrs. Bolger said she was an ,& %, Lwa directed firemen fighting the — three days before McCall want a host of individual groups "eternal optimist" and vowed jail fire and evacuating 65 inwas scheduled for trial in Pilot Club members, from left, Shirley Mills, Adl)rn Wolfe and INDEX COUNTRY STORE , "I'm firmly convinced other drivers are a bargaining unit. mates from the facility. circuit court. Mae Pawlson display some of the handmade items they will be IA Around The Clock Observers said elected Public On April 28, McCall's trial of groups will make similar She can appeal her case to selling a their uuutr) store during Sanford's observance Bridge SHOWN 5B Defender for the 18th Judicial was continued until June 9 On Independence Dii) Jul 4 In addition to the handmade goods, the requests, Keeth said, adding, PERC and win recognition as Calendar SA Circuit (Seminole and Brevard dub ill also be selling some food Items tilerald Photo by Bill that he had hoped for one sole bargaining agent in the Classified ................ (Continued on Page 10-A) single body of non-instructional event the board refuses to grant Counties,), Franklin Kelley, Vincent) ...........SB Com'es i i i i i i i i i i v emplo)e5 to deal with that recognition. MB A spokesman for drivers, Mrs. The Seminole Education IA • Editorial i .I Andre) Bolger a bus dri%er in Association (SEA) has won • A DearAbby................9A I I I't If% P I I #C I ri P1 I #tF1 C the county for seven years, recognition as bargaining agent A du lts ob*ted to Keeth's complabit. for the county's teachers. But Horoscope .................88 '1 don't think bus drivers thus far, non-instructional ................ IiA Hospital 11w Semirole County Grand hospital in north Florida, was While being detained alone in ordered Conuner transferred to inission of a felony and the state should be penalized because personnel aren't represented by Obituaries- _......... _5A Jury has indicted two Juveniles indicted on two counts of rob- a holding cell at the Sanford county jail at the request of dropped a robbery charge. May ott.vr groups don't have their any one group or organizatiom Sports ............. .....128 for trial as adults on iobbery bery. The indictment charges Law Enforcement Center, juvenile authorities. 20, Circuit Court Judge A.J. authorization slips," she told However, several groups are ....... Television Cominer robbed Herbert Commer set fire to a pile of charges. Preston is accused in the Hosemann Jr.. sentenced the board. The assOciation she fighting for that right. The bus 9A Women's Drueding and Phillip Mitchell paper near a mattress and grand jury Indictment of the amiimen to the state Division of represents has received the drivers' group is the only on June Nov. 24 robbery of the Uttle Youth Servicts I DYS) as a proper certification, according Organintion to teceive cer become violent, pence said. made public yesterday by %%EItTIIER The youth was transferred to Food Town store, SR-431 at the delinquent child. to School upt Fad Layer, who tificatlon from PERC, the first tv Circult Court Judge ClarEnce T. Sanford police arrested Florida Hoopital, Orlando, and Orange-Seminole County line. tioseinann said DYS can keep recommended the board step required to begin Yesterday's high 85; over Johnson Jr., were Adolph Coinmer and Iwis Ruffin, 24, A second officials termed the damage to juvenile, Vammen until he is 21 or can recognize the drivers, negotiations with the board. n!ght low 68. Rainfall 1.78 In- Contmer,18, of 1809 W. 18th St., and Charles Jerome Pierce, 2D, the jail cell as "minor." Christopher Paul Vammen, 15, release him at anytime. But, he Then board member Davie The group claims to have Sanford, and 17-year-old Robert both of Sanford, after Drueding ches. Commer had been arrested of 115 Maitland Ave., Altamonte warned Vainmen that If he gets Sims entered the second ob- signature cards signed by through Anthony Preston Jr., oi 3221 reported he was robbed of $19 104 Partly cloudy at by police on eight felony Springs, was indicted for trial into trouble and "if I have to jection. Sims &Wd he didn't drivers. And Mrs. Bolger says tomorrow with scattered Walon Road, Apopka. gunpoint by three men at W. charges. as an adult In the robbery. bring you back, I can sentence think Stenstrom had "been she'll up that 80 per cent to at Conuner, listed by p4ce as 13th St. and Perstmon Ave., on June 20 Judge Johnson. Vanwwn pleaded guilty March you to 15 years in prison, ac. given the OPPOrturilty to study least 90 when some drivx, rs get Details and 'Ides on page SA an escapee from a itate Sanford se of a firearr1 in coin cordin g to the llaw." " Il court judge, 3 to use stting i as Juvenile the 1rument' ba rr(iul l Itir q ITEMS 38-oz — _____ IyndIher,fon man suitably in I risco 0 01 ________ • II ______ __________________________________________ .-. ~ ~ .- , - -- --- e 1 I I'" p ' VEGETABLE a I - T Today CIGARETTES I-0. ____________________ SAVE 12C RIPPLE 9 OZ. 1PKG. WHOLE SIVICA 201 L 5 , I MV1111 ____ - . fast When I got to her she was stunned Her whole face was under water. "I car and ut 0::f the car and stayed there a CASSEIJIERRY Sunday began as Just another working day for Danny Lamb. It moment to catch our breath. We were both didn't take long, though, for the 23-year-old shaking. man to have the most exciting, yet dangerous "Once we got to shore there were people, experience of his life. who helped me lift her out of the water, and "It all happened so fa3t," he said. "I didn't wrapped her In blankets unfit the emergency have time to plan what I would do. I only saw ambulance arrived. I gave the police the that a woman was going to the and I had to Information I have and then went home," d. of424Bitta Circle, Summerset Danny Danny said not have an opportunity subdivision, Casselberry, was thinking about the woman he had saved - Nancy Anthony, his little daughter Lisa's upcoming birthday 27, of 1001 Esplanade Way, Casselberry - his (!be will b three morrow) and the financial name. He knew only that she was taken to problem he and his wife, Mary, were having Florida llospiLil North, treated in the ashedroveweatonSR4Sunciayontiisway emergencyroomandrelcased.HemadeLthj to work. business toflnd out about that. He reconditions tia.d s at a Winter Frank Pspla, an Altamontè Springs city Garden autmoblik dallerskip. eMploye, aillid tdhw4s-law of Danny Lamb •"Asl was driving along43l,I saw a car a told 1 Herald wdsyhow praidhe1sofhis short distance ahead of me go out of control son-in-law. .. the medlm and nip over Into the take. over "Ile's tremendous," Papiasaid. "lie is a It as about 8.30 in the morning and the very good boy, a hard working boy. He kept streets are fairly deserted at that (line of the his cool and I certainly prot of him, day. When! got to the lake, I couldn't see the Danny went home afterwards Sunday," car, I could only see a piece of rope and about Papla said. "He had to get cleaned up. You three inches of window," Danny said. know there is a lot of muck in that lake. He Danny went into Grassy Lake, found the didn't hang around at th scene because he window which was about halfway broken and figured he would be in the way. He didn't go knocked out the rest of the window. By this on to work, he was a little shook up. I spent the time the car was completely submerged and day with Danny, Mary and the baby," he said. filled with water. "He's just a good boy and I'm prouder of "it was pretty scary. It all happened so him than I can tell you." __ - . on V LOAF - Potato Chips I 4 ' JANE PARKER FRESH I-LB. PKG. Combine crumbs, brown sugar, I4 cup peanut butter and butter. Mix until crumbly. In another bowl combine con. fectioner3 sugar and 3 I B, DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer I 18-oz. PEAS CUT CORN .R . 6 EANS CUT GREEN 5 EANS Bologna I - Birdseye Vegetables 21 99C s Semui uu u*rd of lafltAS and does i,ot include the Commissioners 21-acre park zoo, which will a meeting with trusteeq of open Jul) 4 The county lenses zootod1scusrarn1ftcat1on3ofa all of th land, more than 100 Ct reported rejection b> the to the society on a '!'' trustees of all (tie boards nominal basis proposals and resolutions, an I Officials off' the zoo were ~~ official said today. scheduled to meet with I Roger Neiswend!r, director Seminole County planners and ^ : A., __ I of the department of county engineers today to formulate a . . 0I . ~ development, told The Herald package deal, but Nelswender -...... at press time that the zoo's said the meeting ci1dn'thappei \t'1 board of trustees late last night because of last night's action on . M rejected the board's proposals. the part of the zoo's trustees. Neiswender said Commission Society officials — President ff - _ .. "A Chairman Sid Vihlen Jr., will Jim Ryan, Executive Director I _."~ __ . , -i ll ik _ ~ cr,z~w. ask for the meeting to "discuss At Rozon and Zoo Director Jack or A .. , _- all ramifications," Ilanna -in a meeting The proposed package, which yesterday agreed to this Lk 1. = __-_ ~~ -AI consists mainb of a plan to mornings session to put _1 -_ __________ j _____ inexpensively pave a roadway together package which 's-. and parking lot, must be ap. would proide sufficient r % proved by the Bureau of Out. development of the park to '' -. ____ 'r door Recreation of the allow the federal goernment to ' ____________ _______ Department of Interior before close out the grant of -Jr"------which £ a the federal grant can be so still remains i final finalized. 'the federal gove,rna installment. raised me ha., been _____ -, by society trusteei. I set on the grant. :..; . While a nroval on the Ian is N eisw . en d er reported to wv Roger NeLiwender, Jack IlDfl, Jim Ryan, Sid Vihien Jr., and Al R.ozaa study Central F1or1 Zoo p pending, the seminoi oard of Bcc Tuesday night tha t the plans for county park. I Iferaid Photo by Tom Vincent) County Commissioners (BCC) society had spent more than has requested the Society stop $186,ow ol the total $=,000 and complete the project. None of He called for state and overruns resulting in pan from using any of the remaining that a major project — the society members were pre3ent federal officials to regard the esicalatir.g costs of materials $14,000. Paving — had not been com- at Tuesday's meeting. Lum on an "emergency basis.The concern with the grant pleted and that there was not "We have to Stop ever)lhing in his report monies Involves only the park enough gran t money left to for a few days," Vihien said, Continued On Page 10-A) stated that "serious vocteml r Cake QUICK FROZEN POLY BAG . -A RESCUE N 6 tabiIspeeussugar I CUP 111% Phd) beavy crea% a JANE PARKER ICED 22-oz. LARGE 2 INCH & UP U.S. #1 EXTRA SOUTHERN I -4 N. 0. , I , -% " -1 ,_ DannyandMaryLambw1thdaughter,LIia,ruthesmdaymogr. ,%. - I • , eve - - __ ___ PICKLE PATCH HAMBURGER CHP M _' 1 • Fryer Bread or Leo Quarbills . -1. - Into p V o '-" I _________________________ - GRADE "A" FRESH FLA. or GA. PRICES- IFFECT iv -- I — . . II iqeet and sour chickea I I• I : byat eon %hnh molassecbanana I s lll Values! . I ee -.---__--.- .uni.iay ...rive I ._ MONDAV . I o - ~ t Loin Good r PEANUT BUTTER CREAM CHEESE DESSERT 1_:= - ___ -3 I . . 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 13-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, June 25, 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/10be7297f6a9ca21aef0a2d9213261e5.pdf 360af0c65d1804f77c9ea00f8c3c3342 PDF Text Text ____ - ______ ___ * i1 -, Ans*er to Previous Puzzle Water I 1. 1I9. 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Front row, Donnell, Brenda Keefe, Eric Hose, McGolrlck and Marisa Gorkit to right: April Cohen, Debbie Sk1r -in, Steve Holtzinger, Lisa don. glirrald Photo by Hill Vincentg Readied For Jail Fire Probers -T ~ _-~I .. I - &~--- - - ,.:`.w - . . Az .2 " ' „ '_ : 111111111L .. - :' .- .' -' - , - ' L*in e . - ' - - - 1 -.. .. Georges Advances In LL 1 --- '.. ” _____ 4 (george 3dvanced in the Sanford :.title liacvta. City Championships and th e Tigers on the flee %Sce League title See stork., nt,otas on Page 1-B. -. - '" - + '4 ' '' . \ , I ex --- - ____+ - + ----- I -------- ______ ---- - - --- I V —, Ind =___ - " - *1 * I' * ** I -- ' 4 . II, I. %I A- I 'S % k . ., + ' - ' i i: "_", ------ - ----------- I ain I I'. e uspec - ,- 4 INCLUDES - '- - - ," r' , .- - a . f' % 'iIf$ 0 - - _______ ---- -. 1111 U-"'- . ,' ' • 4:.i ' %pr . \J' ' .-,-. " " 'i - ' 5)' — FO R E V ER YO N E lk A Longwood councilman has apologized to Sheriff John Polk for remarks made by th e city's Public Safety Director concerning radio communications. See Page SA I F 0ar.8.Q I ALL FOR I Chicken Dinner 1 ., ) i,r - j ri Iti ' . - f.- 4 gone - -0 $ A .f L . • * CHOICE OF L,.A I . go Commission Tapes Inside Today 0 0 $ * _________ , M i chief investigator for * , '0s * 411101, '0 * '0 * e * • 0 ** 40 '0 $ *P 0 * J iW'Y ''b'' -0 "1/A' it - --7 The Seminole County Grand Jury was expected Atty. Abbott Herring, Seminole County Public back as far as January in Commission records and Fulenwider, Jail Administrator George Proudfoot, Meanwhile, officials say the 140,000 repair and today to hear more tape recordings of County Safety Administrator and fire chief Gary Kaiser; tapes, making more duplicates — apparently for several jail inmates who escaped the fatal fire, and renovation of the lire-blackened second-floor jail Commission meetings in which Sheriff John Polk state prison inspector-investigator C. S. Sabiston, grand Jury consideration, former Assistant Public Defender Gerald Rutberg, facility adjacent to the courthouse is expected to be requested repairs and safety equipment for the and a man identified only as a former county jail There has been no indication so far that the who represented inmates in a six-month-long probe completed by July 15. county jail where 10 inmates and if jailer died in a inmate, grand jury will hear testimony from the live county of jail conditions by circuit court judges in 1974. In addition to the grand jury probe, in-. mattress fire June 9. 11P Herald has learnied that Fulenwider, who conunissioners. Rutberg is believed to have carried reLvrds of the vestigations into the Ilail fire are being conducted by Waiting apparently to testify today as the jury earlier made duplicate tapes of County Commission [it previous sessions in the jail fire probe that 1974 jail probe into the grand jury room with him. the state fi;e marshal's office, the state Division of probe of the jail fire entered its third week were meetings in April, May and June where jail repair sources say is expected to continue for at least Ylilen he exited he didn't have the two heavy Corrections and reportedly a state Senate subJack H. Fulenwider, State requests failed to receive approval, has now another 10 days, the Jurors have heard from briefcases, committee will soon launch a probe of its own. * *. Sudden weight loss often brings giving insight into the verbal i " s. _ The South's Finest" COLEMAN'S BAR'B'Q Twelve of the stories were the face, written be twee n 1924 and 1939, - % indicated that George sion with what Knowles, LaZen- taken." McCammon, developer of the by and McClanahan called a ABC lounge proposal, had .it)ra 1 new plan" for the devel. l('nntinut'd on Page 5-Ai More - f:i' 'vI+•occas1')1' - - - . + ''. 4 '4'ji • i" - , .. . -. I , . * . ~,r - -I -- -.11Z ~- - i I- 1444,0"'A . ' M f*;! i . - opmentofthelotonU.S.17.92 andShannon Drive. "It should go back to the 1)1. . .innrng a ndi?Mfllflk u.OifliflISstun McClanahan declared 'Now, wait a minute," Stenstrom said. "They came hue tso weeks ago from the Planning and Zoning Commisii to appeal having been tnrried down on the site plan. WI made some changes and Ilwy have returned with those .;.' ; of your money! into convenient 'iiIy per.1c1 fi, - an extension of ' More 1. wi Dr. Lamb + - r . and Zoning Commission, to people come tome and say, make decision." 'Julian, I'm through fighting McCan3mon attempted to JULIAN STENSThOM city hail. I'm going to quit and outline his plan which showed get out of Sanford'," Stenstrom curbing on the south side of declared. The professional "badgered" Department of Shannon Drive and a two-way staff at City Hall Is supposed to Transportation officials to driveway on 17-92, using a work th people and help th em obta in a sta te recommendation traffic island for directional with projects, not stand in their on a driveway permit for U.S. now. The plan did not show way. I for one am tired of this 17.92. curbing around the island and attitude of blocking everything "I don't see who cares If Shannon Drive which Is good for the city." Mr McUinu-t'crn used a tape to match up with the traffic "We are going toznakea recorder or notlngettInghis clrculatlonp.tternwithkn,j*, decision on this proposal iniorrnaftn,'$?enstrom said lot tonight — now, one way or the 'The Idea Is to get something Mc('ammon explained that other and stop squabbling over done about his project." he needed "some kind of it," Stenstrom said. "These fl explottlon came when directicn" from the Commispeople have been here three or Commi ssioner A. A Mc- sion because of the time four times and get nothing but (Ianahan remarked that here ekinnt regarding the developdelays e are once again in an 11th rnent of the property. Stenstrom pointed to a sta ck hour decision Just like the Commissioner Gorden Me)er memorandums concerning driver license bureau office expressed ho pe that McCamthe Issue as prepared by City proposition." mon had "seen th e error of Engineer Mack LaZenby and INIcClanahan was taking ex- hurrying these things through City Manager Warren 'Pete' ception to McCammon's ap- without giving proper time to -- % 1-7 -, . -•I . -. I go . 1 ... - .. . -: -. I - I 1I !-.,--; ',I-*',. . .", . i I!,,c'., . -I - - . 4 1W.. -1-11 - -f -.----- - I - - If -. Cause Of Wrinkli F; In Face Worries Reader 61 1 0 -. :' ' . I I mi wasde1iereclb} Commissioner Julian Stenstrom during a dis. cussion over a new site plan for a proposed ABC Uquor St __________________ I U (1 Lt)I}k4 F I. The professional staff of the City ol Sanford was the target of a sti nging indictment last I c night frorn r, ) • stoner for what he termed "failing to work with people trying bring some th ing good into this cornutunu) iOF RK I" to _________________________________________ " - -,.,.. - . Stenstrom Blasts Blocking Action F000NGCHILDIEN - . - - ... - .: .. I 4 12:30 2:45 5:00 7:20 9:40 I1 'MAY It TOO INTENSE ', . ,. Over L iq uor Store D elays HAS IDO1T1f[ - ...... exchange between Alfred portion of the city" and not in City of Sanford I! willfully and you know it." because the streets in Gold- failed to appease I)eLat. with the federal court rulin,: in I)cL.attlbeaudiere, president of the Georgetown area "as in. violating the court order. Is it to The mayor continued, "As I sboro are dryer now than usual tibeaudiere, who told the every possible respect. I don ' t the Georgetown Improvement structed by the court," get back Into the courts so the understand it, the court ruling we started work there. Commission that he had lost believe the people The Sanford City Commission Association, and Mayor Lee in "Four weeks ago, contracts project will be delayed fur. said that in the event contracts "The underground drainage faith and confidence in the five- Georgetown would do anything last night was accused of Moore. ere let and the contractor ther?" were not let at once, any one work was begun in Georgetown, member body to "do what the to Further delay or Jeopardize violatin' a 1974 federal court The black community leader began work on the far west side Moore, turning red-faced and contract that was let would because the L.treets there were court has directed," the program." order directing pavement of charged the city had failed to of town. We want to know why point'Ing his finger at Del.at- cover Georgetown. We let all wetter than usual," Moore "Now wait a minute," the DeLattibeauJiere demanded streets in the Georgetown live up to the court's in- we are being overlooked," tibeaudiere, shouted, "Nothing five contracts at once and In explained. "It's just a matter of mayor said. "If you don't like to know why seven miles had section of the city. structions by beginning paving DeLattibeaudiere said, you h3ve said thus far here consideration to the good engineering" what we're doing, t'en the .he charge came in a hented projects in "the far western "We want to know why the tonIght is f urther from the truth engineering study - and The mayor's explanation murt's open. We have minplle I Contint*d On Paxe 2-A) - trihutetoasuperstarof the past i,r dinner. Maude comes to a 10-11 CBS MEl)lC/1. CF-Nand a two-minute gossip shocked Vivian's rescue by TER "Crown of Thorns" Rerun column 't the air on people In taking charge of dinner The love bug bites Dr. Gannon. contemporary music, arrangements until she He falls for a patient, who 15 DIALING ROUND: Award dlscoverssheandWalteraren't hospitalized incognito. He Isn't winning actress Jane on the guest list, aware she's of European Show (44) Three Stooges Alexander and- Ed Herman 9.10 ABC S.W.A.T. "Time royalty a crown princess, no • . ,. . -atv15 nave oeen signed to star in inc Bomb tierun An emotionally less, whose Ilk Is threatened by 'P'"' ery jf in title roles of "Eleanor and distressed, unemployed poli tical enemies. (9) Lucy Show Fra nklin" for ABC next season stuntman plans his revenge 10-11 ABC CARIBE "Murder (24) Sesame Street (44) Mickey Mouse . . . Now that Muhammad All against a movie studio. He sets In Paradise" Rerun A convict is Club will have his own variety out to blow the studio up. Jim murdered shortly after his 4 30 (2) Bona nza special next season, could be he Street, visiting the studio, release. He had been In prison (5) Griffin and Howard Cosell will trade suddenly becomes a hostage, for eight years after being (9) Gllligan's Island guest shots. Do we ha ve the while Hondo and the unit sneak convicted of kill ing his father(13) Orlando City Council makings of the next new around the studio to abort the in-law. Logan and Waters are (35) Batman comedy team? . Burt Lan- plan. assigned uncover the motives (44) iui,-• Island caster complained about CBS 9:3010 CBS RHODA Rerun for both killings. slotting "Moses: The _________________________ Lawgiver" on Saturday nights • Wi!Iil Tat at 10, should have another gripe ESCAPE TO now.ABCisshowingKa tharine HOROSCOPE WITCH MOUNTAIN ,, A J Black Leader Accuses C'@ity Of Ignoriong Court On Paving By GLENN MCCASLAND Herald Staff Writer I (44) Addams Family 330 (6) Match Gary. (9) One life To Live (24) lnternatcnal Animation Festival (35) Uncle Hubie .i_.z UUILILaIIU plUulL..Ll. Ill $lU$t CIUN CO RP MRGAINMATLIVEIY DAY1 f 'T1L230P.M."S1.23 J (.1SI ç;rli-v-sri. - "Mt-"i" .- .-' 0 - C M 0 I I) F. M C N C) N N U It P It K M }' _________________________ Instzuchons: 'flu toddesi mtS lis*nd below appw (otwaid, . 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NBC's -9:30 CBS MAUDE Rerun Club (44) Mod Squad 5:30 (2) News (6) News () All My Children (24) Special Of The Week (35 44) Movie 1:30 (2.1) Days Of Our HIGHLIGHTS MOItF: IN TUNE: Interesting Fabares guest-stars. Strange %J1 Sanford, Florida 32771-Price 10 Cents 67th Year, No. 263-Tuesday, June 24, 1975 &Ii.L, kA,,.. ITIWJ mIi.P.vy - siIIIIINC II N N F P II A N U It M I N N TONIGHT'S ,.at %71 (44) Variety 1:00 (2) Jackpot ________________________________________________________________ 11:30 (2) Hollywood Squares (6) Love Of Life (5) Movie (9) Biankety Blank (24) Electric Company (35) Florida Lifestyle 11:55 (6) News i_.._ !1W Williams' ,,The Glass W,d UJIII I 24 By BERNICE BEDE OSOL ':N $IX FOR ALL AGES. Menagerie" this Saturday AT 7: 30 11:11 ONLY night, up against the second For Tuesday, June 24 1975 episode of Lancaster's "Moses." Or could it be that the FWj) GENERAL TENDENCIES not doing their Job as they 6:00 (9) Sunrise Jubilee networks have decided Many changes take place today should, but don't pick any 6:10 (2) Sunrise Saturday night Is the right night and tonight, and you must use arguments. fov ,,, T.R. SOSKIN 1:45 Almanac 1,1 I of the week for "cultural much care to go along with 6:15 16. 5) Sunshine VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sept. 22. _______________________ _____________________ programming"? Almanac them Intelligently, but without You have taken on respon. 6:25 (2) I Dream Of ABOUT TONIGHT: being hasty about putting them siblilties that now bore you, but Jeannie 84 CBS GUNSMOKE In action. Organize your life on carry through conscientiously. 6:30 (6) Sunrise Show Fri., Sat., Sun. -Larkin" RCIUI Newly, who is a different basis. Semester Keep appointment vital to your / 11:30 escorting a prisoner to Dodge (5) Today In Florida ARIES (Mar. 21 to April 19) welfare. 6:55 (2) Daily Devotional City, finds himself In a bizarre You have creative ideas, but LIBRA (Sept. 23 to Qct. 22) FRED WILlIAMSON as BRUCE LEV CK1119 7:00 (2,5) Today situation where he and the •'-e your finest skills to put Mate and good friends all want TWO (6) News CLUB killer team up to fight off them in operation successfully, you to get Into some new te (') flrl '3 Big Top BIG HITS BOSS of SHOW bounty hunters. 7:30(P) ,r America Get down to principles, and amusement that has escaped 144) ,..r'scope 8-to'concluaion NBC MAJOR don't fuss too much with detail. your Interest ln the past. Do so, --.CLIP HERE mmmmmm=M=l 800 (4) (.rjptaln Kangaroo LEAGUE BASEBALL Joe TAURUS Apr. 3) to May 3)) but be loyal to mate. PIZE31 (44) Tennessee i BURpRISFSI . u Garagiola's pr egame is first of Know what kin desire in the SCORPIO (Oct. 2.1 to Nov. 21) Tuxedo g a two-parter on baseball in days ahead and try to please Find the right gadgets to make oi: (44) Andy's Gang Italy. Then comes the weekly 9:01 ) (2) Phil Donahue m more; make concrete ,ur work lighter, more ef. I (6) Mike Douglas telecast of a game In this plans y Ø for the future. ficlent, and better paying. Talk • (0,9) Movie MI I 0 SO country. e Cooperation Is the keynote. over those changes which (44) Fury I MI 8.9 ABC THE ROOKIES GEMINI (May 21 to June 21) family want you to make. 9:30 (44) Petticoat U x A "Solomon's "Solomon's Improve your routines with Junction SAGITI'ARIJ,JS (Nov. 22 to a. it A I 1: IiO 1000 (2) CelebrIty I Dilemma" Rerun Shelley .4 19 () your work is Dec. 21) Join wi th persons of IS done, get together with good similar tastes as yours and I 1. the X VC01i 3S friends at some mutually en- have a good time at joyable hobby. Be happy. recreations. Plan time to I 'MOON CHILDREN (June 22 converse with mate more and f Ihi to July 21) Get at the money reach better accord. ou I affairs now that will put you In a affairs CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to Jan Ewnlng better position In the future. 20) You are thinking along , ot1P° I H Id Study newspaper for useful practical lines today and can out I ideas. get much done to Increase • It LI. F.\O\tW IT APR TM I RM NE Y E 8 A %% C N\O\F V It I P %1, ,t Tuesday C V A\J A V F I S 111)11 N P 1)11 C E Z t' U V E TONIGHT'S TV - - Of Fortune (6) Gambit (44) Green Acres 11:00 (2.5) High Rollers (6) Now You See U (9) Split Second (24) Mr. Rogers Neighborhood (44) Phil Donahue 5:00 (9) Dinah (24) Mister Roger's Neighborhood 12:30 (2, 5) Blank Check (6) Search For Tomorrow Knows Hepburn in Tennessee It 0 N I (3 P S C U B R A B B N A S B GDAF T\I"% ' Best 10:30 (2. 5) Wheel -. a ff _49 — — a-. 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Line (5) World At War (9) Let's Make A plant angers To Tell The (6) membrane 48 Great lake 50 LiPy family 27 Grafted 4 One whO goes 29 Negative 5 Chern.cal 7:00 (2) rn Sweepstakes (6) Joker's Wild (0) Romper Room I% .___ r,_a %1 V)OlT1 irvvi (35) 700 Club UUIIIi VnJ,U __ Spanish 16 Above 47 0-rd S 26 One who (lb) et paint 4 Drink of the _ 43 Span in waves 3 Away from wind 39 Girl s name 40 Water color on - - 8 ri tact 34 Eu otf CtO b 9 Fountain drink 37 10 Scent 39 Deeis II Hammer head 41 Artifcial 19 Noun suffix watc*s move 35 Three(Roman) 3e Network anal ) 38 Old French coin Monday AI1TrI NAL TE 21 Auricle 23 Redeem DOWN 21 Bring Into I leis water to harmony 25 Breaking 28 Despot Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. LATIN ATA — L T OR iF 1 NEw ffit California L ' S 60 Wolflike 1 61 k(Ut 62 Fcma'e ruff 63 Italian city 64 Adjec ti ve range 1 Gad LEISURE FU'LJ UE ____ C)ST,' t::ilH EL "' 17 Female deer ¶ Full (Fr 2) Find out 22 Ever Ol ) 24 According 25 I JEjJ To Bur By BOB LIA)VD Herald Staff Writer aries duty pending further in- and lunged at the deputy. Polk estigation possibl y by the said Stallworth ordered the (grand jury - in the shooting, man to halt and drew his SheriffI John Polk said today arnvedat the burglar) scene at revolver and shot Bouey In the that station gon abandoned 17 11 p.m. in'l dtased n man on right side by a burglar) Su3pect, who was foot after the man fled a white An aupsy was scheduled sho' and killed yesterday at SLitIO'I wagon that h. -.d been tota' ternoon by a deputy, has been driven from the Dorn house to a Polk said when booked at tentatively linked to other drainage ditch beside Orange county jail In 1973 to serve a daytime burglaries over the Boulevard. one-year sentence that Bouey county. Polk said Stallworth fired a gave the 403 Longwood Ave., r',_ --------Polk iIri i'nnfirnuoial thit .1--. eL.. - ,.'-..-n,-... ,,. ,_:_ 1.------ -'- -*;; r - :- �---..---_-- I __ -- __ ~ I . I- . .. a - . - - I - ~, .: - -- - - - - -_--__ 'I-_- -- _-;.; ' Th - - - I- _ - ' - - - r r- -= -' * -_ — _ . HeriI Santord Fl. Tuesday, Jun. 24, IT75 --- 0 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Altamonte Mayor Surprises Commission Jf I I I NATION IN BRIEF Herald Staff Writer Used To Being Questioned WASHINGTON (AP) John Rosseili, a former member of the Al Capone gang, has been questioned many times by police and government investigators during his 70 years. Now he faces questions from a Senate panel about his alleged link to a CIA plot to kill Fidel Castro. His responsiveness to these different inquiries has varied. In the 192, law enforcement officials wanted to ask him about the shooting death of the key witness In a case in which Rossehli stood accused of selling morphine. But li..' jumped bail and disappeared. Two years ago he declined to answer questions from stall members of the Sena te Wergate committee about I.. I. ;- 'irtuii wiii nor, A. znancu, m former cniet.of Howard Hughes' Nevada operaticns. Rosselli based his .._:.L. 1_k__ A I_I__ i e- - - L . prOt.Mflg Hughes' campaign donations, the staf decided not to pursue Rosselli's involvement. Alternatives A determ ined Altamonte Springs Mayor Norman Floyd has caught th e Seminole County Commissirners' attention on a joint paving project for Montgomery Road, even though the proposal mea ns the co unty will deviate from its joint participation policy. Commissio ners were expected to d iscuss the proposal for paving the road, which Is inside the Altamonte Springs City limits, during the commissioners meet ing today. Floyd appeared unscheduled, as he has done previously, in th e board's workshop session on Monday with a proposal f or the project. Floyd proposed the city would pro vide $100,000 for materials immediately for paving th e less than two mile dirt road, and present $40,000 to the county wIthin 30 days, and an additional $17,500 within an additional 30 days. The county then would be obliga ted to designate Its work crews to pave the road and spend $17,500 on th e project. According to Floyd it would take six months to pave the road, which he considers a heavily used road between SR 436 and SR 434. County Engineer Bill Bush sa!d Monday the road "looms pretty important" not only to the city but to all co unty residents. Floyd said city officials have been Interested in paving the road for two years and said the city already has spent over $15000 for engineer fees. The BCC, If agreeing to accept Floyd's proposal would be bypassing th e county policy of having all city finances in hand before a joint road project Is started. Coimnissioner John Kimbrough Monday asked th at Floyd Offered NEW YORK (AP) — The contrnversy over aerosols and new government regulations on labeling competed fc: attention today as the people who produce, package and promote the nation's cosmetics and toiletries gathered for their third annual conference. Displa ys at the three-day trade meeting, which runs through Thursday, offered several alternatives to aerosols. The most frequent options were rofl.ons and firger-driven atomizers. "Pure spray without propellants," advertised one company in the convention program. "See the latest developments in nonnerosol dispensers," promised another distributor, stressing such items as a "travellock / Gains- Citv '6 - . — . . J AiD -- I a. •' -7. ahi~w By GLENN McCASLAM) Herald Staff Writer explained he felt the need for — Approved the Municipal "some kind of low cost Code Corporation statement for housing" was more Important $909.31 on recodificatlon, with A request by developer J. than the city getting Into the funds being transfered from Brailey Odham for city water water utility business. contingency. connections to 25 proposed low. "We need low cost housing — Accepted a bid of $3,7 income housing units in Gin- and it is a problem which we from Sun Electric for shop deriIle Heights was approved rnu.it deal with," Meyer said, equipment and a bid of $4947 last night by the Sanford City The vote on McClanahan's for a fire department rescue Commission. motion was 3-2 against, with tool from Fire Fighters The action did not come, Moore breaking a tie to kill the Equipment Co. of Jacksonville. however, without vocal Op. Lccne — Approved a request by City position from Commissioner In other action, the Corn- Manager Warren "Pete" I 11111111 ~1. ,I I , ..11 -..Z IF .~ 0 ,~V*~is 1~ I 191 U I Q~ w Val P d o "I don't want a motorcycle shop In there," By ED PRICKETT Frank Gregory told council. Other citizens Herald Staff Writer CASSELBERRY — Following an urgent presented petitions in opposition to the but thwarted plea to turn down a developer's rezoning change. But It was all in vain. request to rezone a parcel of land Intended for Councilman Sal Orlando gWd the only construction of a motorcycle shop, Coun. cilman John Zacco last night praised the "logical" zoning classification for the site Is developer. "commercial." He said that's what the city "I congratulate Greater Construction planner told him. Corp. This developer wants to put up a And Council Chairman Edith Duerr motorcycle shop, and he brought his In. promised to keep a tight rein on any untentions out In the open," Zacco said. necessary noise. She stressed that last night's "Let's ignore It; It's not in the best Intent decision only rezoned the property. Any move A.A. Mcclahanan, who claimed mission; Knowles for authority to the decision puts the city in the — Approved an extension of purchase* emergency stand-by of citizens and will endanger citizens' lives," utility business "which Is 90 days for two condemnation electrical power unit for the he added, something I'm dead against." groups after conducting a police building at a cost of some Zacco's was the only vote in opposition to a Odham made his request for public hearing on 10 structures, $1,250 to $1,500. 1 zoning change from residential to corn- the second time in two weeks — pump" to prevent accidental spills. Still another firm said its spray dispenser offered "an alternative to present aerosol packaging In the personal products field, especially In the hair-care field." — Approved an ordinance, on — Denied a request from - •_ to build the shop would have to 1e brought back before council for an additional look after approval from the Planning and Zoning Board. Councilman Cliarles Glaxmk said police the first having been tabled second reading, rezoning Artistic Pools for a city license DFlve and SR 436. The request was fora cycle "can make them (cyclists) tone down the because of the absence of property located 150 feet east of as a pool contractor without shop to be located in the building. noise. It's better to have that area cornMayor Lee Moore an4 the southeast corner of the teing required to take the city A group of citizens showed up to protest, mercial." pointed out that he planned to Intersection of Celery Avenue examination, saying, "There's enough commercial stuff The only thing the petitions and citizen develop 40 acres Into 25 homes and Locust Avenue to RC-I. around there now." - Tabled action on concomments won was a promise from Duerr. at a cost of $21,000 each. Accepted an application demnation of property toted Citizens said many retirees live near the "I'll we that adequate steps are taken to "The water line will allow us from Jimmie M. Madison for at 301 to 311 Sanford Ave., area and that a motorcycle shop would create prevent noise," she promised. to operate on septic tanks," taxi service and gave him owned by Joe Moss, until the noise hazards and could even endanger the In other action council agreed to futnre Odham said. "The city can permission to use a van for that city clerk can verify that MOSS lives of the elderly who live In the area, utility tie-ins with the city of Orlando, the city have the operation or do service, pointing out being able has been legally served with "It's beginning to look like honky took designated as the lead applicant for funding whatever, if and after we to transport 12 people was more notices corerning place," one woman said. "If we have to have In the East Orlando Area which includes the connect." ('):)mical than moving four to Directed Knowles tomore noise. . ." city of Casaelberry. After the Commission ap- f': at one time, provide data 1 1ito City Attorney (Continued From Page 1-A) use of thie phase "the black proved Odham's request, •-- Tabled for a second time Vernon Mize and the Cornbeen dropped from the 28-mile community," telling the McClanahan moved that two the appointment of a new mission supporting the city's ' 'I• total paving project wi thin the Georgetown resident: houses on Celery Aven ue bi.' member to the Minimum conte ntion th Notice at double taxation city and only 21 miles would be "Sir, there Is no black provided city Water, pointlr.. housing Board of Adjustment exists within Seminole County. covered by the current con- community nor white corn- Out the city had refused I I and Appeals for lack of a IN THE CIRCUIT COURT CITY OF 11. Rejected payment of $500 EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CI R LAKE MARY, cts. munity In Saprd.'-1t L 'ect the two homes on t' e nom3nee. CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE in' fees to the Tn-County FLORIDA %ir, are dhjie jple community. I tdI the two de1lings 'r -c ye nly NII1C .4 mti COU Nt'?. FLORIDA. Accepted t6 slgnaticth of Municipal League after hCaring in Sanf that Jo TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN; Case No.: 7S-1I12.CA4.D Just flat lat community while I sit on this out of the city, Ai'i'Je H. Slecikowakl, who is a report from Mayor Moore NOTICE ISHEREBYGIVENby SOUTHEAST MORTGAGE - don't want their streets Commission —that is the entire "If we're going to do for e, moving to California, from the pointing out that he had never the City Council Of the City Of Lake COMPANY, a Florida corporation. Paved," Moore explained. 'q City of Sanford. I feel the then we must for .il," General Sanford Memorial attended any meeting of the Mary, Florida, that ,aid Council wIlI Plaintiff, know, I live on one of them Commission has been very McClahanan dccl: t ed. Library holdapubllcheeringat7.30p m,or VS trustee board, organization and the reasons as won thereafter as possible on HERBERT L BLACKWELL and where the residents have sent, diligent In getting things done In However, his motion d1 not Approved final payment to for the program were "not Wednesday, July 9 I?75. to consider COP N EL IA F SI AC XW ELI. his the word to City Hall to leave Sanford and I think the pass the Commission fter Seminole County of $4,900.50 for clear" in his mind. the adoption of an Amendment to the street unpaved," Defendants. majority of ALL the citizens Mayor Moore pointed •i-it thethe West 18th Street paving Southern States Utilities Ord'nance No 77 by the City of Lake — Accepted a bid from Sewer NOTICE OF ACTION DeLattibeaudjere accused feel the same way." two proposed w i te r t4ervlce pr oject which had been delayed and Water Utility Supply Co serving more than 19 000 Mary, Flor ida. fill * of w4ich is as ows ., TO: HERBERT I. OLACKWELL the Commission of violating Moore summed 'up the projects "are r t the same two weeks while the city and for $1,796.70 for one four-Inch customers In Seminole County, AN ORDINANCE AMENDING and CORNELIA F. OLACKWELL, paving plans discussed in a Commission's feelings by thing at all." county settled policy dif. pimp and motor for the sewer has offered the Board of County ORDINANCE No. 27 ENTITLED: his wife Residence unknown "AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY series ofthreemeetingsIng4, telling DeLaWbeaudjere that ConunI&sion'rr ordon Meyer ferences. Commissioners (BCC) a OF lift station. LAKE MARY, FLORIDA YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED priorto the federal court Je the federal court decision compromise package which ADOPTING THE SEMINOLE 'a an action to foreclose a mor. concerning the stret paving, one which had been agreed to leaves the county giving more COUNTY ANIMAL CONTROL tQlQ on the following real property and indicated that possible new prior to its being handed down ORDINANCE, REPLEALING ALL situal, in Seminole County, Florida, than it Is getting in dollars and ORDINANCES IN CONFLICT described as followt: action might be forthcoming by attorneys for both parties. cents. HEREWITH. PROVIDING FOR LOT 3. WALDEN TERRACE, from the Georgetown residen ts. "The five men sitting right LIBERAL CONSTRUCTION, according to Plot thereof a The compromise, presented SEVERABILITY AND EF recorded in Plat Book is, page 69, of "We aren't going to be shoved here agreed the Public Records of Seminole to the KC in a workshop FECTIVE DATE, aside," he said. "The court Im before it was issued. They could A copy of said ordinance shall be County, Florida, session Tuesday morning by available at the office of the City has been filed against you. ruled and you must follow that have said no and we'd have You ruling," Commissioner Mike Hattaway, Clerk of the City of Lake Mary, are reQuIred to serve a copy of your gone to court, but they didn't comes three weeks before Florida. for MI persons desiring to written defenses, if any, to this "You aren't going to win any because they wanted to get the By DONNA ESTES action on SMITH AND HAYDEN, Longwood wants to participate refuses to either give or Will the Southern States' scheduled emiS# same. argument with me by trying to project off the ground. The Herald Staff Writer All Interested parties are invited P A., attorneys for the plaintiff, as a party to the action, ci ty mosqui to fogging mix, ou tshout me, Mr. DeLiat- federal court has done nothing rehearing before the board, to attend and be heard. tose address it 1316 barnett Bank Julian said Longwood joining She said the county is willing THIS NOTICE Is to be Published in Building, Jacksonvll e, Florida tibeaudiere," the Mayor but provide a ruling that both IONGWOOD City Council with Sanford would be less to sell the mixture to the city Commissioners agreed to the Evening Herald, a newiaper of 37707. and Vile the original with the stormed back ,,The courts are parties felt was workable," circulation In said City, one Clerk of the above styled Court on or 'c'Led unanimously last night to expensive than Longwood going only if the city is a "dealer," "(w on" the compromise, general open, so go right ahead ad do A number of ether blacks join wlt.'i the City of Sanford in into court aloiie. (1J time at least 15 days prior to the before July 25, 1975, otherwise a 'Fhe public hearing Is scheduled time of the public hearina, which the city is not. wha t you think you must do.,, were present during tin any legal action it may take judgment may be en tered against In the Commission chambers, Lorrnann reported that the DATED this 73rd Day of June, you for the relief demanded in the Mrs. Lormann said many Commissioner Juliar. Sten. discussion, but none sought f: against the Seminole County 'Fri-County A D. 2975. Complaint, (Orange-Osceola residenl3 have complained to Room 203, on July 15. Strom attempted to ex,itn that voice an opinion to the 07 I- Commission to recover county and Seminole) League City of WiTNESSmyhandand the tool o, of Cities her of mosquito problems in the Hat way when contracting sur Lake Mary, Florida j mission, said Court on this 19th day of June, told corntaxes levied on Longwood were told at a Longwood city. S: Kay Sanman, 1975. begun In October o! ta.t year After DeLattibeaudlere sift citizens for county services the meeting last week that Maltmlssioners that Southern States City Clerk (Seal) Council Chairman J. R . Grant is wi ll for the proposed paving project, the Commission chamber, City ci tizens do not receive, ing to compromise five GARY E. MASSEY, ESQUIRE A rt hur H. Beckwith. Jr. land is going to court with said since the co'.lnty refuses to cents on requested water rate 616 E. Altamonte Avenue the project had "if!lclally Manager Warren "Pete" Clerk of the Circuit Court Council instructed Suite 102 Orange County over the double either sell or give the rnjztuj tohikes and By: Joy Stokes started and all we had t',jo 'as Knowles Indicated the f.ttJet Attorney Ned Julian Jr. City and taxation issue also, $1.65 on sewer rate Altamonte Springs, Deputy Clerk the city that the county cornhikes. let the contracts for tht i,c'ial paving project would v't:eed Mayor James H. Lonmnann to Florida 37771 Publish June 71, July I. 5, IS. 1n5 The issue, discussed by city mlssioners should be requested Attorney for City OEO-113 paving, which we have ttonf." as scheduled. He did :iat in- confer with Sanford City officials several times over the instead to come Into Longwood Southern States originally Publish: June 21, 1975 -Commissioner A. A. dicat.e when the ccii ttjctjr Manager W. E. (Pete) Knawles past IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR requested rates year, came to a head last and spray for the insects 5 for the DFO 155 THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL McClanahan took exception to would move into Gerg",own on the matter, notifying him night after Council member county's entire expense at the first 4,000 gallonsof of water and for both CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE DeLattibeaudlere's constant for actual paving, and other Sanford officials June Lormann said the county labor and materials. NTY, FLORIDA. 70 cents for each additional NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE CIVIL ACTION NO. 75.717 1:000 gallons, The firm offered NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that NATIONAL HOMES a compromise of 65 cents for by virtue of that certain Writ of CEPTANCE CORPORATION, ACExecution issued out of and under each additional 1,000 gallons. the seat of the Circuit Court of Plaintiff, vs. The firm also asked $13,25 (Or a S*miiwI. "!. r' 'd' .."V11MKIJC.WILLIAMS and .,_ ;.te7r:;, L,ul cuin- "na'iu0grnent tender ed in the WILLIAMS, his wife, if any, and I court on the 251h day of FAY J. WILLIAMS, promised to $ii.w. Pja March, A D. 1975, - Of Vl*olafio , - Utiiities Legal Legal Notice - Package - - Offered - . Lo rlYwood To Jo i n Sanf ord In Double Taxation Action - Rules May Be Stiffencti-Cal 4a ___ "" 1J, e I t in that cer tain Defendants case entitled. Antonio J. Godinho NOTICE OF SALE rieurings - Id Tneresa Godinho, his wife NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Plaintiff, vs William Lycans and purSuant to a Fr'aI judgment of WASh ING'! ON— Congre- shortly after tie routh of July Services, the I)epartment of Grace Lycans, his wife. Defendant, foreclosure dated June 191h, 197$ number is &34-62, Implement which aforesaid Writ of Execution e d. sslonal tearings cm Insecticide recess. and entered In CAW No 75-717 of the Natural Resources, the was delivered to me as Sher iff of Circuit C FIFRA, administered by the The U.S. District Court for ourt Of the Eighteenth a nd pesti ci de regulations and Two public rn&etlngs will be Division of Land Planning, the Environmental Seminole County, Florida, and I Judicial Circuit in and f or Seminole Protection the District of Columbia has each additional 1,000 gallons have on dredge and till permits are he'd in levied upon the following County, Florida, Kelly's district during Coastal Cordinatlng Council, Agency, controls the ur of ordered the Corps of Engineers and $6 for sewer service, wherein described Property owned by NATIONAL scheduled this summer, ac. the current congressional Dr Division of Game and Fresh pesticides HOMES AC and other poisons to revise its control over William Lycans and Grace Lycans, CE PT A N CE CORPORATION is cording to the office of Rep. rec4m. The first will be on June Water Fish, the Soil aM Water and requires that pemns using Issuance of dredge-and fill The originai requ"t to In. said property being located In Plaintiff, and RICHARD C Iichard KtI iU-F'la. ) . 30 at Allamnonte Springs and the Conservation Advisory ('iiinrjI Ihic ,'hrnni,.,,I,, •, Semnote County FlorJi. more wit i , ,, .,... - = Court JACKSONVILLE (AP) "Filth seems to prevail," councilman Joe Carlucci says of the Supreme Court ruling that struck down a city law banning nudie films on drive-in screens visible from publi c places. "I'm going to pray for these judges," added Carlucci, sponsor of the ordinance. The Supreme Court, In a 6-3 decision Monday, said the ordinance was too broad. The ordinance prohibited drive-in theaters , showing scenes of "bare buttocks, bare fe male breasts or bare pubic areas if th ese can be viewed from a public place ," Justice Lewis Powell wrote in th e majority opinion th at "It would bar a film containing a picture of a baby's buttocks, th e nude body of a war victim or scenes from a culture in which nudi ty is indigenous. "Th e ordinance also might prohibit newsreel scenes of the opening of an art exhibit as well as shots of bathers on % '1.virl- .'iI flhI{f .VIIfli1 ! ti I!IflOI von - -S .- - Palmetto Man Sentenced SARASOTA (AP) A Palmetto man has been sentenced to life in prison after pleading guilty to charges - ol participating ina hired killing ofa Bradenton (.lint My ricks, 22, changed his plea Monday to guilty of first-degree murder. lie waived pre-sentence in- vestigation. M)Ticks was the third person to plead guilty in the stabbing death of John G. Harvey, 63, at his Bradenton ho me Jan. 14. Nlyricks' trial had been moved tn Sarasota from Bradt'nton because of pre-trial news coverage. It was ready to s tart when he pleaded g ui lty before Circuit Judge Frank Sichaub. life sentences had been Imposed earlier on Joe Taylor, .30, of Bradenton, and the victim's wife, Mrs. Emma Harvey. 55 a former nrincinni of Hrad'ntnn School, They pleaded guilty to second-degree murder. - City Accused . . CIIhtIPIAi. '-! 19 ; mole vs %* it , Struck Down By High flomøntnrv mercial for a piece of property on Wilshire % Commissioners denied original requests in May. Southern States presently charges $3.50 for the first gallons ofwatft and 4o cents f ........ Stun-n, president of the group, Tuesday's meeting. Corn- 532 adult signatures out of a Richerds said some people According to Sturm, Imcalls for the Woodlands misslonerx (ni1Ir't..1 t th'• t'.."' &J%,% " a go -.... uwiiy creaung provements for the 10 acres in residents to be taxed by the time they would decide what said means that 60 per "981"31 cent of the special district, A delegation from the county be tween $35 and $50 for procedurc the subdi vision called rncstly to follow with the the taxpayers to be affected are Woodlands Civic Association each taxpaying resident per request. Rickerds, also a member of for the building of recreational in support of the measure, the association, said he sup- facilities, some landscaping today requested the Seminole year, which, according to ported the improvement and traffic control. Sturm also Creating the special district Board of County Corn- Sturm,amounthtoa 1.5 mlii tax Alth ough Stun-n presented a district, missioners (BCC to consider levy, could be decided either by a but called upon the said that in similar developslide presentation and outlined BCC to closely "watchdog" the ments property values Increase establishing a special taxing county ordinance creating district for the subdivision to district or in a special the past four year's work to handling of the special taxes, up to $2,OW to $5,000 with the Sturm estimated create the district, one provide funds for capital Em. year's budget at $21000 The referendwn voted Under a special taxing improvements. on by the Woodlands resident, Ron district, the county levies taxes provement.s, More than 1,600 residents live BCC assigned the county's legal residents. Rickerds, said he felt the on those specific residents and in the Woodlands, which is staff to research and reply with Sturm also presented a proposal still lacked enough then the funds are channeled located north of The proposal, outlined by Bob an opinion before next petition to SR 434 near commissioners with planning, back for specific purposes. Longwood, -' Herald Staff Writer Jacksonville Nude Film Ban agreed. The BCC, several weeks ago, In preparing their $310,000 county road program for the next fiscal year, eliminated th e Montgomery road project in lieu of o ther projec ts. The county and the City of Sanford ran into a wall over a joint street paving project for West 18th Street because the county had not received all of the city's funds for purchasing th e materials. The city officials, however, said that th e county had changed enginee ring plans wi thout notifying the city. The project was halted two weeks ago, pending the city releasing more money. City commission last night approved payment of $4,900.00. Bush, said he did not anticipate any problems with Altamonte Springs as th e county and Sanford encountered. He said th e Sanford problem was just a "misunderstanding." Moto.cycle Shop roval 1'r By MICK LOCHRIDGE INI BRIEF present his money commitmen ts to the BCC in writing and Floyd Water Hook-Up B id , refimal on the ground of national security, although his attorney had tn"d in hill that Rosselli had worked with FLORIDA I Wood ands Residents Want Tax Diostri'ect Floyd Offers County Paving Pro osa By MICK LOCHRIDGE Senate CIA Witness Tuesday, June 24, 17S-3A Mail Manager Under Probe JACKSONVILLE AP The manager of a ne w bulkmail processing facili ty here Is on Indefini te administrative leave and pos ta l inspectors say a pro be is being made of his opera tions. Postal officials refused Monday to reveal the nature of the investigation of Jim Wonders. They sa id the matter would go before a grand jury. Wonders, whose salary is about $30,000 a year, has been directing completion of the $40 million facility which Is sched uled to handle Florida's parcel post and ma il other than first class sta rting this fall. Wonders, formerly of Tampa, could not be rea ched for - comment. lie has been an einploye of The U.S. Postal Service five years after working as an engineer in the na tion's space program. Inmates Lose Furloughs JACKSONVILLE (AP) Inmates of th e Jacksonville Community Correctional Center are unhappy over losing the 48-hour furloughs that had shortened their prison week to five days, says director Kenne th Stafford. The 28 such centers around the state, which allow minimum-security state prisoners to get jobs and prepare to phase back into outside life during the final year of their terms, had been grantin g 48-ho ur furloughs since 1911. But th e state Division of Correctio ns has suspe nded that part of the work-release program for a re-evalua tion. 'Th ey got the news over th e weekend that 48-hour furloughs are ended," Stafford said, "It wasn't popular, of course. Their rea ction is: 'Why do I have to pay for what - s&nneone else does?" Ac AA VV I V I U F J C , 4 4a) ' II ____________________________ I s,. TA I.?. HA s - -. '- ''rfj ,.1h irJ hv,' ei long war to o to mateh 10;iie of his predecessors. Formen Gov. Claude Kirk vetoed 54 fl__ -, - I proprt' ta; n!! i; ieubin Askew will lireik ht mental leases. own record for killing bills, If a provision limiting the exBy Monday, Askew had nulli- bills in 1967. The champion of emption to Okaloosa, Santa fied 15 bills, two less than the 17 the past 50 years was former Rosa and Escambia county he vetoed in 1974 when he hit his Gov. Fred Cone, who vetoed 130 residents was killed by the peak In killing legislation, bills In 1939. courts, Askew said, "the appliIn three previous sessions, The latest Askew veto, cation of the act statewide could Askew vetoed 11, 10 and 14 bIlls, recorded late Friday and anhave a substantial adverse Economic aide Jim Tait said - VVV Record For Vetoes nounced,%Ionday, nullified a bill financial impact on numerous . . , 11 . A ' Aft REUBIN ASKEW Witnesses Deny fl ~,_~___l Groot Tes fim nnv, ••••• TA !L Tw ea4nf,1 .'r h t Oknse witnesses in the Dial of 000 t 'flir,ma dun ffla.' N'i. -I (;u i', ticrai itepubhcar, ('t'sr,*ntiun in It-Fla., have given testimony mid 1972. contradicting that of the main Bafalis said his aides presprosecution witness, James L. sured the Gurney camp for IiGroot. nancial support but never got Rep. L.A. "Skip" Bafalis, H- any. Flu., and Luther "Tommy" He said he did meet - "I briefly Stamp Party Eases Crunch James Allison, a Texas newspaper publisher and one-time Gurney political Insider who was told to return to the stand MIAMI (AP) Despite high plays host for a feast prepared on food stamps. Bruce Preby having fun and relaxing but out," Mar)' Ann Claxton said. today under cross examination. prices and hard times, five by all the wives. Later they play ntice, a newspaper circulation spending Alliso n was the investigator little more than they The families have also exfamilies are having their regu- cards or chess and listen to district manager, was laid off ordinarily would, changed babysittIng services Gurney sent to Florida to look lax' weekly night out at the music, eight months ago and Mike Arinto fund raising activities "Go out? What's going out? for inure than a year. Friday Night Food-Stamp ParLast week the party fare was thur, an electrician, was out of Eating at McDonald's?" says when allegations of influence "It makes you feel that your ty, thick, juicy ham steaks cooked work in February. Claxton, a John KoVacs, peddling began to surface in the neighbors are really good," "The parties help ease the over a barbecue, summer carpenter, was laid off in Each family chips in 15 a Mrs. White said. _____ of 1973. tension a little bit," says Kathy "We can't always afford January but started a new con-. wee k to cover food and enterMrs. Claxtori said the neighWhite, who for the past two ham," said Roger Claxton. struction job this week. tainment. borhood atmosphere is "like months has joined the others for "This is a food-stamp party, The money-saving party de"Any money left over goes communal living but living the back-yard fun, you know," veloped as a way for the famni- into a kitty, to be saved until apart. We sharCA each others Each Friday, one family Three of the five families are lies to fight back at hard times there's enough for a real night joys and sadnes,ses." - - - Jail ReDai*r Ahead By MICK LOCHRIDGE Herald Staff Writer Repair work on the Seminole County Jail Is proceeding ahead of schedule, county officials said Monday. Meanwhile the Sheriff's Department is accumulating hundreds Of dollars In bills for housing the county's prisoners in surrounding Jail facilities, Figures released Monday by Jail Administrator George Proudfoot leave the department with a bill ol more than $400per day to house prisoners in Lake and Orange County Jails and the Orlando Police Department (OPD) Jail. Work on the burned county jail facility, damaged In the June 9 fire in which 11 persons died, Is ahead of schedule, and Deputy Chief Duane Harrell said that several of the lesser damaged cells could be ready to house prisoners by the end of week. However, Harrell has advised against returning any prisoners to the jail until all repairs are complete and the workmen next Of SrhcdI'Ir4 have vacated the second floor facility. Harrell made the recommendatlon to several county commissioners meeting In a work session Monday morning, The commissioners voiced no opposition to Harrell's recommendatlon. He said to return the prisoners while work was still being performed would be a "security risk." Proudloot said that on Monday the county had farmed out 26 prisoners to the OPD Jail at a daily cost of $10.50 per By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer prisoner; 14 inmates In Lake County Jail in Tavares at $7.50 daily per prisoner; seven in. mates In Orange County Jail at $7.50 daily per prisoner; and one prisoner at the Sanford Police Department at no charge. He said that several jail trusties were still being housed on the first floor of the Jail, Proudfoot and County Building Maintenance Superintendent Henderson Ferguson, who have been requested to make daily checks on the progress of the work crews, night. 55 property owners protesting protest a rezoning. meeting that James Grant has began their opposition drive City Council voted 3.2 to the proposed rezoning. Even though not listed on the no relationship to Council 5012k' weeks ago before the disregard documents prepared The spokesman said the agenda, the first item to come Chairman J.R. Grant. zoning commission, which The op. for the rezoning, instructing petition was In line with a up last night was the rezoning of I.ONGWOOD Councilman Gerard Connell voted 3-I recommending denial, position campaign mounted by City Attorney Ned Julian Jr,, to portion of the city zoning or. the Widdis tract, east of SR 427, made the motion to halt the They also appeared en masse Lake Ruth SOUL', homeowners proceed no further on the dinance requiring a positive and separated from the Lake rezoning with Councilman Don at a public hearing held before to stop the proposed rezoning matter, vote by four Council members Ruth South properties by a 200 Schreiner providing the second, the city council and again last from residential to industrial of A spokesman for the Lake when 20 per cent of property feet wide strip owned by a Council member June l.ormann week when action on the the nearby Betty Widdis Ruth homeowners group owners within 500 feet of the James Grant. rezoning was delayed. voted with them. property Was successful last presented a petition signed by area under consideration It was noted at a recent They had the ir largest conGrant and Councilman H.A. tingent last night, however, Scott opposed the move, filling the available seats in th e Connell's action began when council chamber and standing the ordinance, which was to be along the wail. placed on first reading, to Councilman H.A. Suitt rezone the trar-'t r'Oti!u! fl 1.4, I S a.a. .st uldi me tract of land tound. now may be used for a _ _41111061111 ,1111 City Attorney Ned Julian Jr., development of "235 subsidy" %001 d & said he had given City Clerk low income housing, adding the Onnie Shomatc copies of the Lake Ruth residents will ' Seminole Education teams, composed of SEA team team member to gain ex- document last week. Mrs. probably protest that also. Association (SEA) spokesman Rosenthal hopes to "get a members, school ad. perience and learn what the Shomate denied she had The Lake Ruth spokesman Steve Rosenthal yesterday contract" before teachers ministrators and parents. talks ore all about. received them. Said the homeowners' group charged that school board return to work. He says the two The council is a first for "I'm just trying to stick to the Julian offered to return to his will take advantage of all their negotiators only want to teams don't have to "get in- Seminole, and Susan Smith, an rules," Pelley noted, law office and get a copy, but constitutional rights, including "bargain when they're getting volved" with a "special SEA team member, said the ballot box in the December his offer was declined, paid." master" if time is put In at the teacher input will "provide first Public Hearing Li-ke Ituth homeowners ,city election. "We asked for all-day table. hand experiencE, not exsessions, but were turned Pelley team mem ber Bob penience 20 years old." __________ down," Rosenthal said, adding, Iluithes. urincinal at a sable Pellev. often identified by On H000 Nets - Contract Deadline Nears 1V4I J1 I evete i.. .. c( Ilie ____________ Chairman -., Ernp'loyer Support of file Guard and Reserve reported work was following schedule and could be cornpleted prior to the 21-day time limit provided for in the contract, Title The BBC on June 14 awarded a $2609.29 low bid contract to Florida Casualty. Repair Sex'Employer vice to restore the fire and to the Statement of Support smoke damaged jail. The II'C .it,on.,I Guasd and Re,r,e Orlando general contracting Ma ny rnrpioyeri ..ltrarjy have. Hr '..uw 4 01 juud for the roun'ry. Go-: firm began work on June 16. fur your emplo yers. Good yo for dct..I, to: NtionaI Cur Ferguson told commissioners Srril rnrt(.'r fur i:nrployer Support of 0 that painters are working in two iu.ri .',ri R,'r,r. l"J Army.Na, V.,. 2.02 eight-hour shifts, lie also i'ri.r Ar! )2 reported the work crews have Or c.l SUppOit Of not encountered any additional I worn wrucn was not covered in IT9 W'U 1 I$er the insurance adjustors estimates of the repair costs. IMR X for for ". IA. W, ~\, .""." " ,- - questions as the vetoed bill and gations by Groot, one-time Gur- 19172 and that Groot promised to could, therefore, provide guid- ney aide and co-defendant who raise funds. No money plete their consideration today Rosa Island residents who lease municipalities and special changed ance through court decisions on switched his plea and testified hands, Bafalis testified. of controversial bills allowing their homes from government districts." how to exempt island residents against his ex-boss two weeks branch banking in Florida and agencies. Thomas said Groot nover reBut the governor allowed an- from paying taxes. ago. ' raising the interest rates conturned the $10,000 he gave him Askew said the bill "attempts other bill applying only to OkaThe vetoed bill would have Bafalis claimed Groot hed in January 1972 from a builder. sumers pay on most loans, to grant equity" to island resi- boss ('Polity residents to beallowed island residents who when he testified that he hand. Tait sa id the governor has not dents who have been Grout has admitted taking the paying come law with his signature. lease from governmental au- ed Baf alis $10,000 in cash in a cash but said he was under the yet made up his mind whether both leases and property taxes. Askew said the bill "does not thorities to credit their rental Vern Reach men's room three impression it was a gift. Ile said the bills should be vetoed. But he said the bill was poorly have the same possible state- payments against property days before his 1972 election. that when he found out other. If Askew vetoes a personal - worded and could result in the wide effect" but does contain iiiie 1. I'--' ""." ''"' I;.1 "i4.-. La JIM ,U %A)L &iiu wise he gave It back back to Thomas. The defense also called Askew advisors hoped to corn- providing tax relief for Santa counties, school districts, - __ I _.- Thomas, a former state GOP with Grout in Vero Beach but it soiuie of the same constitutional chairman, Monday denied alle.0 was either Sept. 23 or Oct. 21, Widdis Rezoning Halted By Opponents Rn ; rfvri,r Defense Opens •— 'jr .#-,. ' " g..•14 :• �Evening Herald Kelly, 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 305-322.2611 or 831•9993 Tuosday, June 24, 1975-4A round A WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher WI LLIAM D. CURHIE. Managing Editor ROBERT C. MARKEY. Advertising Director T Home Delivery: Week. 55 cents; Month, $2.40; 6 Months, $14.20; Year, $28.40. By Mail: In Florida same as home delivery. MI other mail: Month, $2.70; 6 Months, $16.20; 12 Months, $32 40. -iw % ~_ Navy Needs Ships The Clock New Role nimrhrhrckc - nr en ding ii IN BRIEF Our congratulations to the Sanford chapter of the Fleet Reserve on its sixth annual Sanford Naval Air Station reunion, staged here Saturday. Approximately 800 people attended the shindig with the State of Washington the most distant point IU US a RAY CROMLEY - White Collar suchasthss one shniillbetoassurethat uS fnr' in the F ai East CII,, eait ith a minimum of L future, and there well mighthe There are C rime F h t Goes ,4heacl , U.S. y ency - carrier-based aircraft and its ability to deliver Marines to places like an island off the coast of Cambodia. This lesson should not be lost on those in Congress and the Defense Department responsible for providing th e Navy with resources cornmensurate with the tasks it m ust be prepared to carry out. So Far, So Good The staff of a Senate subcommittee believes the resettlement of Vietnamese refugees in the United States of America should have been an "orderly, expeditious and relati vely stralghtforwardprocedwe"but has turned into a "nightmare" Instead. The Investigators may have been expecting too much , For one thing, the 131,000 VIetnamese dropped In America 's lap in the space of a couple of weeks. Our country has absorbed greaternumberso(refueesin the past, particularly from Cuba and Europe, but under far diff eren t circumstances. Displaced persons arrived at a relati vcly slow pace, gi ving ample time for processing and matching refugee families wi th sponsors. -----_,,.,...11.. .1 IflV UUXfl IAIUU.U41 UI FV]UVV3 WI UUWiI diLl USC IJC(XII UI se tting up temporary camps for them on military bases in the U ni ted Sta tes created administrati ve bottlenecks that were i nevitable. Some of the delays created by ha ving so many tederal azencin involved in the oroccssln ha re been overcome. The fact that refugees are now moving out of camps at a rate of 600 a day may seem inadequate in view of the total still in the pipeline, but it is a major achievement considering that the .... The drive on hite collar crime has taken a rnassie shaky, step forward Under an expanded definition developed b the courts, a company president, for example, can be found personally guilty of a crime resulting from negligence y sub di nates — E ven if he can prose he had no criminal t t ( "Thesta tute dispe nses with sciousness of wrongdoing.' "I — E'en if he had ordered corrective action, but did not make certain action was taken. ("It was enough. . . that, by virtue of th e relationship he bore to the corporation, the agent had the power to have prevented the act complained of.i " Ever he had system fo checking on III ,114 UJIIIIWIIU$I IU I1 JIUJ VIM prosecutor successfully argued that the '. 1"".: .4 . the Americans in Laos, here the Communists in a coalition government are attempting to gain complete power. A partial evacuation of citizens from that land locked country is already under ay. Meanwhile the government of Th ailand is pressing for withdrawal of the 23,000 U.S. military personnel from Th ai bases, while signifying that it does not want those bases to be used in connection with military operations in 'o 1ving anot her co unt The Ma aguez rescue required an emerg q g ' deployment of U.S. nasal forces to the Gulf of Th ailand, just as the sudden need to evacuate U.S. citizens and refugees from Cambodia and South Vietnam earlier had required a quick massing of our warships in the South China Sea. In both cases, air bases and other shore facilities in the region played an important support role. Where do we stand if there are new threats to th e safety of Americans in Southeast Asia or to international shipping lanes in th at pa rt of the, world? The triumph of Communist military power in Indochina has sparked talk of "neutralism" among Southeast Asian nations. Like Thailand, some of them may seek to impose restraints on the use of U.S. bases on their territory to avoid aggravating their Communist neighbors. -We may be entering a period when the U.S. military presence so important to security in th e Southwest Pacific must rely more heavily on ships of our Pacific Fleet and less on bases ashore. Access to shore facilities has helped cushion th e impact of post-Vietnam cutbacks in nayal strength which have reduced our active fleet to ships, th e smallest number in more th an 30 years. The number is scheduled to fall to 490 by next year. One lesson of the Mayaguez affair is that in such emergencies there is no substitute for th e mobility of a fleet at sea, th e striking power of its RALPH NOVAK • . The chief purpose of a review of operations '.:r1'.`.t._ . _. 1 . .. I ~ . 1"' 1. • - -43,iW-i,;,-~.1:v"2 ,,,t,. , . I '•''," 4' ',. ? ) DOr" / .. 0'. - , '•i ''' - J ' - , ?:J.Vf' .1 4: " ,. t ' , f 11. . .r'" . .10 'O". '. , ,, I. T n ' / "i -. ' "':',.i . '4'}- ' % . • - 1 ', ' • . .. (f ( • - • , •1 . . ,.. .., '' ' , , . •';•... , if .IJqIa'..J.J. - ."I.l. • 0 ,. I i f I, , ,~.. -4 G FE,4'TURf.S On a binge 3 jjj LW in your paper not long ago on how the Peace Corps lost its idealism was melodrama tic, silly and unwor thy of Anderson considering the effort he and his staff normally make in doing a voluntarily assume positions of authority in colum. But he could have been given a Year's Imfor this first offense. A second offense of negligence would be a felony and could subject the defendant to three years in prison, $10,000 tine and deprivation of impor ta nt civil righ ts. on the proposed legislation, Dale _•j_••• U65VI4 WU •••• UI ..I,1 ,.VUIU UV UUIIV. . . . *r,A.cr BERRY'S WORLD ______ ' ' .' , . IV '? %N QOM4 '1 just had a horrible thought! Wnat if I come back as thq mayor of New York City?" - -- ----- -= -.--=_ -;-,------ -----C Jr. I ug eveis blast Anderson Rapped - The Jack Anderson column which appeared The one on the Peace Corps Implied that secret criticism has been kept on file by .he bureaucra ts in Washington w hen in fact thousands of words have been printed bøth criti cal and favorable to the Peace Corps In countless books and publi cations over the past 13 years. What Ande rson reported was ancient history and certainly not news, It Is true that the Peace Corps made mistakes, especially in the early days when readers will see through the "expose" Anderson has iried to sell them and will listen to volunteers who have had the be nefit Of two years in the Peace - COl1)S. James Kerr Former Peace Corps Volunteer letters to the editor are_always welcome, They should L comment on matters ot geseral The letters should deal with issues and avoid pe $4)flalftte5. '?i editor reserves the letters for reasons of space, but will exercIse great care that the thrust of the letter is not lOSt in the editing. organization was still experimenting. But more tiri 60,000 Americans ha ve served in the Peace Corps since Its inception 13 years ago and thousands continue to go overseas each year. This would seem some Indica tion that idealism still exists despite red-tape bureaucracy. address and, when possible, a telephone number so the identity of the writer may be checked established. However, the Evening Herald will respect the wishes of writers i,ho do set want their nsmes to appear In print, Anderson's greatest disservi ce in his column was to those volunteers and to those who might conside r servi ng in the future. Hopefull y, most We reserve, of cowse, the right to reject any letters this newspaper considers to be libelous or slanderous. All letters mmt be siped with a mallin with Although Mrs. Shomate told Connell recently she destroys her long ha nd-written notes afte,' she types up the minutes, she said last night that she does retain them. Connell had asked to view tier handwritten notes of the meeting In contention. Connell warned her at the time that state law requires retention of "work product." She said last night was not necessary for City Attorney Ned Julian Jr., to request a copy of Attorney General Robert Shevin's 1974 opinion on the matter. Connell noted the opinion necessary is number 074-215, which Julian said dfines the public record law. it 'V ' Resigns Manager post to Set A $17 Assault On Officer Charged - u 21, into -' II .... I4IlI - .. - . yes " r y . 2) By permit ting employes to see the infonnation In their files so that they may review, question and correct it if need be. Freezer Robbed For Fourth Ti me . But as for the wi despread impression or fear that a lot of the personal informa tion contamed In corporate and business files is un-necessary and irrelevant, if not downright false, Learn's experience has been that this Li not so. -n,--,*, vote - A By setting up tight securi ty systems (or keeping files under lock and key, whether they are com puterized or manual. Letter To The Editor thought they had heard Mrs. Lormann the Connell added the letter said majority to relieve the ex-chief. Keller hid gained the 20-minute However, the City Council time delay information in a minutes the following week conversatlor, with one of the showed Mis. Lormann voting city officers, with Councilman Don Schreiner In other bdsineu, Mrs. against the motion, Lormann urged council to get Council Chairman J.R. Grant its two-year old $975 tape said he also thought Mrs recorder in operation at Council Lormann had voted with the meetings, saying her vote on majority. the recent firing of Fire Chief City Clerk Onnie Shomate Roy LaBossiere was misun- and Schreiner said Last night derstood and she has been the two-year old recorder does embarrassed by it. not operate efficiently and a At the meeting where new recorder should be purLallossiere's non-existent chased. resignation was accepted, Schreiner volunteered to look observers in the audience lito the purchase. ft. -. or mopp H she was sure Keller will apologize If he Is In error. - - 0 on y Heiard tiem ' It) Parker Tria In the I 0 years his company has been designing employe information systems for many of the nation's Largest corporations, it has never, he says, been asked to Inchide such data as political activi ties, standing wi th the Internal Revenue Service, credit ratings or the like. On the con-trary, the Inf ormation kept on employes is relevant to the jobs they hold and is 'employe originated" for the most Dart. ,, Court Rules Gandhi Can Stay - The com pu ter, Learn contends, may actually be the key to the "repersonalization" of society. "The com puter will enable the movement away from trea ting citizens and employes in Impersonal mass groups and back toward the in- - - A - ' Other r,07 V iyvr HOSPITAL NOTES dividual assessment on the basis of qualifica tio ns, capabilities and preferences." There is a need to prevent erroneous Inti on from being Immortaliz 1 in the mputer, he admits, but the collection and use co of employe Information ha ve little if anything to do with the righ t to pr ivacy as long as ap. pr opriate securi ty measures are observed . forma Amin Demand Rejected Dep u ty C%rrn ,fe , ; - ;*,i, !, -q Wkr It's defense 'authorization time on Capitol Hill, the season for cultivating the taxpayers' green. Lobbyists are now doing the spadework for a harvest of greenbacks In the future, The great corporate scramble for defense dollars has produced Washington's most for. midable lobby. Each new weapon system Is supported by the military brass who believe in it, the contractors who manufacture the component parts, the workers who put the parts together and the congressmen whose districts enjoy the economic benefits, In the backstage wirepulling, the wires often cr1 ass, The generals and admirals, who promote a new weapons system, often wind up working for the corporations that produce it. The procurement oUicers themselves are restrained by a two-year rule from going to work directly for the contractors they dealt with. But there is no rule which prevents Pentagon Officials from switching to the congressional that oversee committees Pentagon procurement. Nor are congressional staff members, who help line up the appropriations for defense contracts, forbidden from signing on afterward with the contractors. Here are a few cases in point: -Earl "Red" Mgaa, as a staff member for the House Research and Development subcommittee, handled the authorization for the F15 lighter, harpoon missile, site defense and A.MST transport plane. McDonnell Douglas wangled contracts on Si four of these projects, _- Polk's department to County found one Instance where Commissioner Sid Vihien dispatch .as delayed through The letter noted that- Keller the county network by 20 could not identify by time and minutes and 11 this happened date any period when a 20- only once, It was one time too minute delay was experienced many. between the county's receiving Connell said he personally a complaint from a Longwood talked with Chief Deputy citizen and dispatching Sheriff Duane Harrell, who Longwood officers to the informed him a check was complaint scene, made of all tape recorded Keller, at the June 9 city telephone complaints and council meeting, recommended dispatches at the county the city pull out of the county communication center and no communication center, saying instance could be found of more dispatching from the Sanford than a five minute delay, unit was hindering the Councilman H.A. Scott asked operation of both the police and Connell why he was apologizing fire departments. rather than Keller and Council Keller said at the time he member June Lormann said By ED PRICKET'r city business, manager had a choice of City Clerk Mary Hawthorne minlstrative officer, a position To Zacco's charge that under Herald Staff Writer "No, no, I do not agree with bowing out or answering acting city manager. The okay that normally falls the city the present setup, a manager CASSELBERRY — Faced Mr. Hug," she said when asked specific charges which the was also given Duerr to begin manger. JUSt can't "do his job," Counwith a City Council hungry for about hug's charges of prying Council vowed to bring against an Immediate search for a new Zacco said it's conceivable cilan Sal Orlando replied that his scalp, Harry Hug took a into administrative affairs, him. Duerr said hug did the manager. that Grier should choose the the "charter was not the cause month's pay and cut and ran "Elected officials do not have "smart" thing by bowing out. Councilman John Zacco city manager to work as his of my dissatisfaction" with last night after leveling a the right to give direction to the Otherwise, she said, his record agreed with Hug that the assistant. And the mayor said Hug. Orlando agreed, however, blast at the city's charter and administration," she said, wou ld have conta ined specific manager under the "city city's he hopes the Council elects to that a work session should be Council Chairman Edith Duerr. adding, however, that in her grievances brought by city charter does have a conflict" award a contract to the next held. Hug, the city manager until capacity as acting mayor she officials about his performance and asked for a work session to individual chosen as manager. I% ROME (AP) - The United Nations World Food ConIn his formal retort to the the Council last night forced did ask questions of city em- as city manager, a position he spell out just what a manager is "Some type of protect,ion should Council, Hug said basically that ference was a useful forum but has produced little to him into resigning his $20,000 a ployes. held a little more than a year. supposed to do in a city where be given that individual," he department alleviate hunger in the seven months since it met, acheads are year position, was ordered The veteran 54-year-old The Council than appointed the mayor Is the chief ad. said, cording to delegates to the World Food Council now es r po ns ible to "two masters," "relieved of duty immediately" meeting in Rome. as is the city manager and "no after submitting a two-page "The conference increased concern but has produced . pe rson can effectively serve report criticizing the city t ,000 no th ing really tangible yet," said a delegate from Sri two masters." charter. Lanka, one of 33 especially needy nations slated for urgent He said it was impossible to Hug told a reporter, "Every food aid. serve the Council and the tlme she (Duerr ) comes toCity "We are becoming more and more pessimistic," the mayor at the same time. He Hall, I'm under pressure. delegate said. "I suspect developed countries are not also said that city employes Everyone else is, too." He said prepared to make commitments." never knew whom to obey, him Duerr a nd Mayor BlUGrier are Th ,s,mn,.il u,hi,.h ten I..,, •I.. t.....l UJ UIV £IUVVLII&XI LI$.AJ VL U IIIdyUF. By BOB LLOYD of Foxcro!t Apartments, the city" and said and other items, total value conference, met for the first time Monday for a week of wonder that Duerr Interferes in adHerald Staff Writer Winter Park, with possession of $331, were taken In a breakin at inefficiencies discussion designed to translate some of the conference's ex t, that per. is controlled ministrative affairs, which city substance stall 21 at the State Farmer's words into action, sonnel can be accused of Sanford police have jailed a marijuana — after a van was ordinances specifically forbid. Market, 13th St. and French ine f fici enci es and th at many Duerr denied any In. 39-year-old man on $17,000 bond stopped at Red Bug Road and Avenue. Casselberry city emoloyes are terference administrative after he allegedly tried to at- SR-436 late last night. Bond for prSheriff's th deputies re today he were frequen tly confused and Inaffairs and said Hug acted like tack an officer with a grass Redmon was set at $5,000. obing e ported t ft f a decisive," Hug's report sta ted. sling blade on W. 13th St. Albert a "super clerk" instead of a Eugene Wright, 44, $2,500 boat and motor Th at report, whi ch In effect was WASHINGTON (AP) The number of Americans in Charles Collier, 39, 416 E. VIhIen Road, Sanford, was $20,000-a-year city manager. 46 at the Volusia County h (..It ...tl 1 _. J I..*t --I- -- -a formal resignation, was in the U% UUU UI V41 WW ILl Vd uraiuucauy W te da OR ,LUI DOW 1)C saw nug, urn not "ex exer ercise r uu AL., wuoru, was uooaeu jaueu east of Geneva. Earl E. of Councilmen as early possibly 150,000 as the United States expands its arms initiative" and many times sat at county jail on charges of on a Pasco County warrant Former's Market Hit Strickland, of Winter Park hand., sales and economic ptograms there, Pentagon officials In his office chatting with city aggravated assauit, charging escape. Wright was reported the 15-foot boat and 85 as last Friday, according to predict. employes when he should have trespassing, refusing to obey a also charged locally with Ray Marsh told police that a horsepower motor were taken Duerr, The initial charges This would be a tripling of the number of U.S. civilian about lawful order and resisting been attending meetings driving under the Influence of lawn mower, a tent, camp from the St. Johns River against Hug were made by Duerr at last Tuesdays Council and military technicians and their families over the next arrest with violence, alcoholic beverages, stove, a table and four chairs location, deputies said. I meeting. five years in Iran, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait and other Police said patrolman John Citing "glaring weaknesses" countries of that oil-rich region. Foster had warned Collier that Burglaries Probed in the city charter, Hu said Pentagon officials said their estimate covers all public he was tres passing at 905 W. citlzeiis should have a chance to and private U.S. programs in both mili tary and economic 13th St., but the man ignored Sanford police today were T es amend the code to provide for fields, the warning and continued to investigating burglaries at a either a mayor-council or The great majority of the technicia ns would come from A )-year-old woman in this cut grass with the blade. When hardware store, two schools council.manager form of U.S. industry, including defense contractors who sell city has been robbed for the Foster arrested Collier, he and a business at the state government — "not a cornmilitary hardware and supply experts to teach the use fourth time. Strangely enough, swung the blade at the officer f armer's market. and maintenance of the equi pment. lbthation'of both." the only item of interest to the and was forced to the ground Patrolman L.E. Monti Hug said officials 17 months bandits is food. where a struggle ensued, of- reported that burglars entered ago promised him changes in ficers said. More policemen bya window and used atorchto A four-man, two-woman having an occupation of On Monday, Lynda Bauer of to aid Foster and take $676 in cash and checks circuit court jury was to begin retired farmer," holds a county the charter would be made. But 629 Peachwood Lane told police arrived Duerr said she was unaware of li Col er was wrestled to a pa trol from B. Edwards Builders hearing testimony today in the lice nse to operate a the bandits struck again. Under at any such promises. NEW DELHI, India (AP) Supreme Court justice car and handcuffed, police said. Supply at 904 W. Third St. trial of Merle E. Parker, 57, of improvement school" Hug said he has a Job lined up The loot: $20 worth of frozen ruled today that Prime Minister Indira Gandhi could Tools taken from a wood- Sanford, on a charge of trade name "American School 00 inNew England, but declined to foods. Similar to the other continue as head of the Indian government until the full Arrests working shop at Crooms High violation of the state Medical of Mentavivology," holds thefts, she told police, "Only court decides her apptal of her conviction for Wegal School, W. 13th St. and Per. Practices Act, degrees of "Doctor of reveal the city because he said practices in her 1971 campaign for Parliament. food from the freezer was In other arrests, deputies simmon Ave., were used to The Jury was selected Psychology in Metaphysics" he was afraid to name it until However, Justice V. H. Krishna Iyer barred Mrs. Gantaken." charged David Allen Redmon, break into three classrooms at yesterday In the court of Circuit and "Doctor of Divinity in the position is finalized. thi from voting in Parliament. the school, police said. An [fl' Judge Clarence T. Johnson Jr. Metaphysics" granted In 1950 [CIU4U Ww dIIL a $ILU, UIIWIUMVIla.4,... .J IL.. venioryis being taken oyscnooi Assistant State Atty. Bill and 1953 by The College of sentence imposed by trial judge on June 12 was a partial officials to determine what was Heffernan said the state ex- Universal Truth, a not-forsetback for Mrs. Gandhi. It was expected to spur op. taken In the burglary. pects to present witnesses In- profit Illinois corporation position demands for her resignation during the ______________________ Sanford police also reported eluding a former Yellow Pages In other circuit court actions, processing of her appeal, which is expected to take at today that the teachers lounge advertising salesman, John William McClanahan, 22, JUNE23, 1975 DISCHARGES least two months. at Seminole High School was telephone company officials, of 409 Edltha Circle, Sanford, ADMISSIONS entered by forcing a door and state attorney investigator pleaded guilty as charged with Sanford an attempt was made to break Jack R. Fulenwider and an possession of controlled subSanford: Carol M. Harrell into a soft drink vending Altamonte Springs psychologist stance and was allowed to Elisabeth Brown Richard I). Jackson machine, or one of his associa tes. remain free on his own Robin Coll ier Flarria B. Moran NAIROBI, Kenya (AP) — The Bri tish government has recognizance pending a preParker, who Is charged In Maggie Gentry Bessie R . Robinson rejected Ugandan President Idi Amin's latest demands connection with the use of sentence investigation ordered Betty Greenfield Daniel If. Taylor along with' his charge that Britain is threatening to invade "Dr."with his name In 1973-74 by Judge Johnson. Emma Humphrey Cleo Williams Uganda because of the death sentence he has given a Sanfo McClanahan was arrested by Josecth H. Wilson -r-d- telephone directory Lirch tn..,4tnr nr,gi tir#nr whn ,.,.ii,.,l S,l m Mama L. Hunt -U&I1 IM I U .,ui,.., I advertisng,is acting as his own Altamonte Springs police and John C. Woodley De Wit Jackson I tvrxmt C' iegai C(JTt5L rarer 101(1 me ,flenhis vice 3(1113(1 agents in Philip B. Korst, DeBary Lula Mae Johnson J 11 ()() "Alert the army! Alert the air force! Tell Libya to send % court he expects to testify in his connection with an April 3 inGeorge N1. Wright, DeBary Wilma Knight Easy WayTo Kill in a bomb squadron!" the former heavyweight boling % defense and may present cident in which agents found Mabel Loomis, Lake Mary William A. Mikkola champion shouted to his aides after a furious in terview stony from two cocainewlthareportedstreet Mary J0 Culbreth, Lake Anthony MontgomeryMnnih,v wit h 1.1 ('.n ir ('hnntia fllnlr his frr'n,np IC I Casseloerry housewives, id J value of $1,500 to 2,000 stashed Vicki L. Peake Monroe commanding officer and a special envoy sent by Queen Parker, when arrested by In a bag underneath a bathro(in l.awanda M oore, Osteen Nancy Pfelfaul Elizabeth II to ask for clemency for 61-year-old Denis itontinued From Page IA) Fulenwider Feb. 18, 1974, was sink at an Altamonte Springs Alma I. Rock HilLs. ____________________ I listed on county jail records as restaurant. firmed that a color television Bennett F. Smith 4 set found in the station wagon Karen A. Thornton 11 abandoned by Bouey at the Leonard D. Varvel Dorn residence Is believed to __ Marie L. Wilkin have come from a burglary Mary. 0. Wood Yesterday's high 90. Over- yesterday of another residence A II Ethel M. Grierson, DeBary night low 68. about three It k/uss II' miles away. The Josephine Leminerman, t I Partly cloud:.' through householder reported the 1)eliary position on the lounge, In view Continued From Page 1-A) tomorrow with a chance of burglary late last night when followed by breakfast at the Joy B Mills, DeBary June 25 of Stenstrom's remarks. more likely thundershowers, returning home, LOUis Picone, DeBary Seminole Singles, 7:30-10 clubhouse. McCammon pledged to "1 would like to say that at no during the afternoon and Polk wouldn't comment on Diane Wygant, DeBary p.m., Stepping Stones Center, cooperate with the city "in in the any mainly time did the professional staff Brush on o:u'...1a,Is f u r niun(ho evenin,s. highs other items possibly found in July 2 Kathy Jessup, DeLand across from Suniand Estates ; n way possible" from this point Lows in have the plans from McCam. Control roaches and ants the upper 80s and low 90s. the station wagon but did say Seminole Singles, 7:30 p.m., Patricia Jean Allen, Deltona i7.12, mon to forward, apologizing for any mostly — Variable any of them — for more .~asv way brush No-Roach in the low 70s. that "this case may be linked Stepping Stones Center, acrcs Dorothy A. hell, Deltona 'embarrassment" caused by than 48 hours," Knowles said. c.ibincis, cupboard' around easter l y winds around 10 inh, a number of other daytime Mineral & from Sunland Estates on 17-92. Joseph G. DeChristopher, Central Florida the rush placed near on the project. "The staff could not study them bathroom and kitchen fi x tures. gusty stronger and burglaries over the county." Deltona (;cm Society Auction, First After discussion Rain co.'icernlng long enough to really make a ('olorlcss, odorless coating thundershowers. Capt. L J. Kriz said, "No one Federal Savings& Loan A.S.SOC., JULY 5 Antone C. Ferreira, Deltona paving, traffic flow and other cent during report I have nothing by which sta)s etkctic for months. per probability 50 saw a second suspect but a "Sanford's Biggest Garage John M. Routler, Deltona 2424 Edgewater Drive, Orlando. aspects of the development, to find fault with the engineer the afternoon and evenings, 20 second person could have been Sale," charity event, 10 a.m., to Richard L. Rychel, Deltona Stenstrom moved the plan be over the matter." JUNE 26 at night. per cent involved," McGarvey, Blair 6 p.m., , Charisc A. accepted and SISTKRi Inc., iuncneon at coordinator. was seconded by Authorities today declined to Gertrude LCoe,Geneva Cavalier Restaurant, noon. Meyer . Extended Forecast reveal what, If anything had Car Wash, U.S. Rank, 6.Elsie A. Riehi, Lake Helen Prior to the vote, Mcctana. been taken from the ransacked Florence J. JUNE 29 Childress, Lake by Grace sponsored ford Plaza, thundershowers Dorn house that had been en- ban asked a letter be drawn and Scattered Fr. Lyons Council K of C, United Methodist Youth, 10 Monroe he afternoons and tered reportedly by forcing a sent to Planning and Zoning x. mainly In t corporate communion at a. m .-5 P. M .William A ustin Oglesby, Lake plaining why the Commission evenings. Low temperatures ream door. Nativity Church, Lake Mary, Monroe "stepped on them on this near 70 north to near 80 lower Investigators wouldn't reveal Gloria K. Davis, Longwood JULY 14 Keys. Highs in the mid 80s to if Boucy told deputies anything iSSUe." Child Evangelism Fellowship Sallye T. Haislip, Longwood The vote was 5-0 in favor of before he died. lower 9(. day camp for ages 4.12, Lake Star L. White, Longwood the ABC site plan after McCl.anDaytona Beach tides: high Separate investigations into __ Jessup Park, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Margaret Barnes, Orange 9:52 a.m., 10:11 p.m.; tow 3:35 the shooting of 13ouey are being ahan's remarks were read into ___ __________ No fe", twng sack lunch. call City a.nt., 3:35 p.m. Port Canaveral: conducted by Capt. Kriz and the record. Child Evangelism office Mon- Frank H. Kramer, Orange After the vote, K nowles took Attorney high 9:21 a.m., 9:54 p.m.: low State Abbott City to .eglster. nes d ay W e d ______________ the floor to defend the city's _________________ Herring's office, 3:22 am, 3:34 p ni Sli.3I bh I - U.S. Contingent To Triple 1) - iwo ,"W I 10 m ble I I ____ - where a bottleneck must not develop is in the cities and towns of America where chvrches, charitable organizations individuals need to mobilize their community resources to provide settlement cipportunitiesfor the refugees. Tha t process, too, may require more time than critics of the refugee program would allow. ' - 0 .' Tu.day, June 24, Remarks Bring Apology Dispatch Bond JACK ANDERSON - '' Sanford, Fl. g' Food Conferees Pessimistic designer of "human resources systems," notes that legislation Is clearly required to Insure that the privacy of the Indlvli'.al is not transgressed and to prevent the unauthorized and un warranted use or dissemination of employe data. ' 'jj pr imarily where the sanitary condition of food and its purity are the issue. But note that at a time courts are reducing the au tho ri ty of comçany offi cials over employes, th Y are increasing the responsibili ty of cornpany officials for the negligenceof subordinates. The Supreme Court seems to recognize this w he n it says: "The requ iremen ts of foresight and vigilance Imposed on responsible corporate agents are beyond question demanding, and perhaps onerous, but they are no more stringent than the pu blic has a right to expect of th ose who pr isonment and fined up to $1,000 on each Count a H. Lean, president of Information Science, Inc., w hich claims to be the nation's leading lobe fully nniirnh1e only in inctnn,'pqnfnpuiø'i rat droppings, in a major warehouse in which food for sale was stored. The punishment given the company president was light, a fine of $50 on each of live counts for a total of $250. Aside from all Its other Impli cations, the Rockefell er Commission's report on Illegal aetivitlesby the Central Intelligence Agency has given new urgency to the "privacy issue." This Is something that concerns every citizen, for few of us do not have our names, ranks (Income, educa tion, etc) and serial numbers (Social Security, driver's license etc.) stored in a myriad government and private files So far, the only major legislation is this area, the Pri vacy Act of 1974, deals solely with government -compiled Information. However, a broad-coverage bill has been introduced in the House of Representatives that would do for the private sector what the Privacy Act did for the public sector. " W ron "running working. These points became clear in a recent Supreme Court decision'and a reaffirmation of a 32.year.old decision, Thus far, the propositions noted above appear - --.- - Privacy A The L Commenting president of the company involved had to be held responsible for the fact that his system wasn't business enterprises whose services and prod ucts affect the health and we ll-being of the public..." it must be noted here that we are talking about the personal criminal liability of a company president or other high company of ficial not the liability of a company. It has long been established that company negligence subjects a firm to penalties. In th e immediate case at hand, the company had already acknowledged guilt, or rather negligence — unsanitary conditions, including 11 1 m n i t er.q.J,.rJ'eJ*% *~W~V)1-%1PVA^r4-- -i -- %&*.4W'.W- ~ ____ • ',' .,01 a % - '* i'" 1i -) ' C, ~, _~F -1 . - - I .- -• pl. .:; si,: '• .. ~ I - , if '..,,_.. - ,, SUItIN, Thailand (AP) — Cambodians who escaped recently to Thailand report that miss executions have Liken place in Cambodia since the Khmer Rouge victory more than two months ago. The refugees say most victims were men of the former Cambodian army. They apparently were killed to eliminate elements thought to be potentially hostile to the new rulers of Cambodia, the sources said. Two former soldiers said they saw Khmer Rouge soldiers beat about 40 officers and enlisted men to death with shovels and clubs in the northwestern province of Siem Reap at the end of April. The victims, their hands tied behind their backs, screamed and Leveed to be shot as the Khmer Pn,in' pound ed them to death ____ uk. UtJI,',G•S erC DUI-Wd near tfl' vuiage of P1nom Irong, nn' miles rest of the provincial capital, the two nw'i sa:d. lucy said they watched the killings from separate hiding places in the jungle. Another former soldier from the area said he saw about 40 trailers with about 10 corpses piled into each being towed down a road. Two days later, after the Khmer Rouge hdd left, the soldier said he discovered arms and legs and other parts of bodies sticking out of shallow graves near the village of Phan Hong. isritir'nl avn nn thn . VS UI tactical aspects of that military operation. They lament and properly — that it took the Defense Department nearly five days to make an accurate DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer LONGWOOD - Counellmn Gerard Connell last night "humbly and publicly apologized" to Sheriff John Polk and the Sheriff's Department for erroneous statements made by Public Safety Director Doug Keller at a recent meeting. Prefacing his remarks with the statement that he fully favors the city pulling back Its dispatcher working out of the Sheriff's Department countywide communication center and the city handling Its own police dispatch, Connell read into the record a letter from Kill 'Hostile Elements' sponsored by the Fleet Reserve. It grew out of an Idea hatched over a couple of brews at a local pub and more and more people are attending each year. Director By Refugees Say Khmer Rouge represented. The event has become a big thing for persons formerly attached to the Air Station here, which Is Evening H.riid, afety Radio WORLD back." rancher who wants to enlarge his stock pond or the farmer who wants to deepen an irrigation ditch or plow a field" to get a frderal permit. Con g ressman Kelly's office said this rule could In the midst of general applause for President Ford's resolute action to recover the captured freighter Mayaguez and its crew, Monday morning S El Miss products. The second item regards proposed dredge-andfill permit requirements. According to Congressman Kelly, one of the new dredge-and-fill rules under consideration by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers could "force the L 7 For Its June 4. "Anyone knowing where the book might be, or anyone with It In their possession should contact Boyd at her home or myself at the police either station," Hughes said. "There'll be no questions asked. She just wants her book and memories apply to all landowners, If It passes and becomes law. Experts at the federal and state level are to be present at the June 30 hearing to testify on these issues and also to answer questions from the audience. Persons wishing to testify at the meetings should contact Congressman Kelly's district office at Altamonte Springs (834-2662). Congressman Richard will be In the Altamonte Springs City Hall, 224 Newburyport Ave., on June 30 (next Monday) to get the views of his constituents regarding two issues that are of ital interest to farmers, ranchers, growers, and landowners that will soon be before Congress. One of the issues is a federal regulation which would require ranchers and farmers using inseeticides and pesticides to be tested and approved by th e government before they can use such Now Morgan is a vice president of McDonnell Douglas and he talks to his old colleagues about contracting matters. He neglected, however, to register as a lobbyist, — Phillip Kelleher, as chief counsel of the House Armed Services Committee, dealt for 17 years with General Dynamics. He Is now on the General Dynamics pa)Toll. Kelleher also failed to register as a lobbyist nl"ourh 3 in C.1tact ' with Congress about defe lgisIation. George Norris, an old Iiivy hand, now runs the staff of the House Sea, wer subcommittee. Invariably, the subcommittee grants the more than requests. ItIs year, for example, the subcornmitte added authorization for a nuclear.powered strike cruiser that wasn't in the Pentagon budget. The line art of gaining defense contracts depends as much on political infl uence professional competence. The Navys eac Vice Admiral 11'man Rickover Is one of the who not only have resisted the pressure but spoken out against it. "It Is almoSt abersive, he once snorted, "not to want to speni governmert money." Footnote: Morgan at first denied that he had spoken to members of Congress about legislation. When pressed, be conceded to our associate Jack (lotierty that he had "responded to questions" but had not "initiated" any con(acts. Morgan said he did not seek his Job with McDonnell Douglas until after he had left Capitol lull. Kelleher told us he was actually "antiGeneral Dynamics" when he worked for the House Armed Services Committee. He didn't register, he said, because his duties do not in. elude lobbying. Norris didn't return our calls. MYSTERY MONEY: The Greek government has called off .in investigation, reportedly at the Central Intelligence Agency's rNast, of a ttmor that CIA funds were funneled through Greece into the 1968 Nixon-.Agnew campaign - it There were whispers in Greece that the secret CIA funds had been passed to the Greek CIA, called the KYP, which had laundered the money through a Greek government bank. The laundered money, according to the rumors, had been delivered to Greek businessman Thomas Pappas who was a fundralser for the Nixon-Agnew campaign . Therumors leaked Into Print during the 196$ cam. Pappas a strong .'e'. Greek junta, then in power in Athens, Called me dories 19 But a responsible Greek exiled journalist, Elias Demetracopoulos, claimed he had proof of the reports. The order for Laundering the CIA money' Denietracopoulos charged, came from Greek KYP deputy chief Michael Roufogalls. The exiled newsman took his story to thenDemocratic National Chairman Larry O'Brien who insued a little-noticed press release. "Mr. Nixon and Mr. Agnew should explain their relationships with (Pappas)," decla'ed O'Brien, the press reports that Pappas was a "conduit of campaign funds from the Greek junta to the Nixon-Agnew treasury," There the matter rezted until July 1974, when the junta was deposed, the KYP's (lies were op'ned and Roufogalls was interrogated. l' find out what the new Greek government had Warned about CIA funds going into the 1968 Nixon cnmpclgn, we called Athens and spoke with Iirmation Minister Panayot.is Lambrias. He td he had heard the reports and in. dicated tiat the government planned to in. vestigate tiem. He promised more information if we woud call back In two days. But when we called Athr.s again, Lambrias never took the call, We (t1owed up with a cablegram, but Lambrias ft1ed to reply. Now we ttve 1erned the reason. Com pe tent sources, close t* the new regime, report the CIA station chief In Athens, Stacy Hulse, made a quiet, subtle rttst that the government lay off the 1968 fund mystery. Hulse passed the word, according to ow' sources, to the new KYP chief, Maj. Gen. Consti.ntine Fetis, who Informed his civilian boss, George Rallis. At a hectic meeting, It decided to ignore our calls rather than risk worsening relations with the United States. Footnote: Neither Agnew nor Pappas could be reached for comment, O'Brien recalled his meeting with Demetracopowos and found his story "impressive" but not subject to absolute proof. The CIA declined CO1iment. citing IIIA,II.5 IIIJ1 ..,•fl. VII IS VSPJ t,%,, Sit. .a..flaSflD CALENDAR III 5454, 11W I I L _ - WEATHER , I rt I rt Rnhn nd Ant - Stenstrom Blasts Staff Over Liquor Store Plan - - - WINN.DIXIE - , - �WOMEN Evening Tuesday, Jun. 24,1 97"A Sanford, Fl. Herald SPORTS Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Tuesday, June 24, 117S-6 Poll 97 tA Li ' Af t MEDINAH,Ill. (AP) — His talk — the soft drawl of a Southern gentleman is plain and straightforward. He likes to fish and shoot pool. He wears a sports shin he's had for a year, one that his wife, Patsy, keeps rinsing out. lie's just plain of' Lou Gra ha m, the U.S. golf champion, - -., U J laded i - - - •. • .. . . . -. ' _____ one of the steadiest performers in this year's unsteady 75th Open, the 37-year-o ld Tennessean shot a par 71 over the testy Medinah course Monday to win an i hole playoff from John Mahaffey. Maha ffe), V , as nests wiead and s Uire strokes in tashioning a '73. In defeat, Mhalley could g% sll ter finishing . second ,. for .,,. *,•.. ntnnIh ,,,,,., Im U , I I. years. For Graham, it was only the third victory in 11 years of plugging on the tour, and those two were in barely contain thc an E PM - in G raha m 36 4" 4S4 514-11 414-35-41 144144 144—--7 S44 131 514-36-71 5" 434 belongs uGrahaIn."lter,aUSGAoffjcIalwho was there said the ball thu not hit spectator. "Right now It is hard for me to get in my mind I won the U.S Graham said."! can't agtheit Open," I don't fee l like a U.S. Open champion. "jfore I went out there, I told myself: 'John isn't minor tournaments — th e 1967 Minneso ta Classic and going to give you anyth ing. You have to take You the 12 IALM. hd ve to go out and shoot the flags down.' On the 15th But this time around, the taste of victory was there, was the first time I left a putt short. I had the speed of and Graham knew it. the greens pretty well, and John dPn't." The key, he said, was his putt on the 20yard eighth M.thalley concurred. For par. He was in the fringe 75 feet away and left "I threw it away on the greens. No birdies. I didn't mlf '-', putt said Mah:e' National CcL'c6 "It lipped the hole then came in the rigiit door, and Athletic Association from Houston who was in was it—Iflguredfwasonyway" his first playoff. we I=wnen ohs wo1ror went Into the trees ,The greens were slower than I anticipated. I he said he heard a TV man say if the ball hadn't hit a should have changed putters. I couldn't get the ball to spectator it would have gone out of bounds. the hole. I was only past it five times, and each time It "I then said te myself: 'This golf tournament had a chance to go in but didn't" champ :7 that 1 - un ,• F _t•#. - ,. 1 V .. Ben Capps marked 95th birthday this week Capps In Perfect Health At Age 95 feel part LEADS THE WAY Celebrates His Birthday With Family On his 95th birthday, Ben ho nored with a surprise party hosted by his daughter, Mrs. Jannie Pietrartoni of 1 1 Pirk Av Call what you will — In the next-lighter (or nextBargello, Florentine canvas darker) shade until you've run work or Hungarian stitch — it's the gamut. Then start all over. a handsome, versatile and Once y ou're sure of your highly decorative stitch that's a stitch you can complicate it joy to beautifully. In my book To me there's a special ex- "Bargello" I've shown these citement about taking an Un- same vertical stitches in marked piece of canvas and, basket-weave patterns, inwithout drawing on or tracing terlocldng bands, fish scale a design, seeing the striking patterns, scattered flower S.zannM it Born on June fl, 1880 In Dykesburg, Ky., Capps, worked as a coal miner in West Frankfort, Ill., for 51 years. Twelve years ago he retired to Florida wi th his daughter and son-tn-law Mr .and Mrs. Al Pletrantoni. He has four childr en. Mrs. Pletrantoni; Mrs. Gladys Tucker of Indiana; Roy Capps of 106 Country Club Circle, Sanford, and Benny Capps of Illinois. He also has four grand- work. it - - . .. even a moaerti DLaCK, embroidery bring it to life. The gray and white design ca lled ways of combining the vertical "Corduroy Squares" because Florentine stitches (as opposed it's worked in to the usual diagonal slant of to create a ribbed needleooint emttoIderv are RarilIn nffer a mrt'nnt --a-----------••—.-•— practically endless, opportunity to show off the Stitches for simple patterns related families of colors for are carried across four threads which f ine ta sti'y WOOLS while more intricate designs famous. Rember when you're may use stitches over two or six doing Bargello not to cut your threads. Varying the size of the yarn into standard lengths as stitches can your wor k a you normally do. Cut it as brocade effect which looks needed from the skein, more difficult to achieve than it Bargello designs may use actually is. widely varying amounts of I'd suggest practicing color in the patterns. Bargello on No. l3 mono canvas There are many ways to use using a soft tapestry wool. As a your practice pieces. A band of lust piece beginners might Like Bargello is distincti ve around the top of a tote bag, circling a ipflTflh1Tj1TTrpi. wastebasket or made Into a j.i11iiI1ljffljj wide bell And as you become more expert you'll wan t to undertake more important projects: a chair seat, a pillow or a handsome bench top. _t ?•1______ __t_ øargeuo mouzs — - 'Happy ' Writes effect. -• - .. , - F ..' - ••. ___ •. • ••...... — ... to try a simple zigzag. The only measuring required is to find the center of the canvas and start your embroidery there. It's Important to do this when you're working a chair seat or pillow in a large pattern, so that your completed design will be symmetrical. When you practice your first Bargello stitch your decorative theme can be something as simple as four graduated shades of your favorite color, Make the first row in either the lightest or darkest color, then next to It place your second row ii - "1J '1 ,, - / — ') ______ \ . . • /. • - I • z:::--.___zr_;:--"•_____________ IT.I; RECEPTIONISTS ARE NEEDED J —• -. area of canvas that one yard of wool will cover when you're doing needlepoint? 7 -.$, C How can you determine the Dear R -1 A good rule to follow is that one yard of wool will cover one inch of canvas in Hall Cross stitch but it takes one and onehalf yards to do one inch In Basket Weave or Continental. Another easy way of figuring background is to remember that most tapestry yarns come in 40.yard skeins. One skein will cover 27 square inches. We keep a measure card, 3 by 9 Inches, and this represents 27 square inches. If you put such a card on your work, you can readily determine how many skeins you'll need to do your background. E.W. -- .-. - 1— •''. • - - --1w. -.• - • ,., Dear Elsa, T1TPIYL'R!LV - I give - . -- . t. The attractive Lobby of the new Semlnnk County Mental Health Center Inc., located behind Florida Hospital North in Altamonte Springs, Is where Alice Potter of Sanford works as a volunteer receptionist for two hours In the afternoon and again for two hours in the evening a couple of days each week. More voluutee to undertake simple receptionist duties are urgently needed during the summer months. Persons interested in helping should call the Mental Health Center as soon as possible. 'Sad' KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia (AP) Muhammad All said today a night's sleep hadn't changed his mind about retiring. But he didn't say as positive about it as he had Monday. At a news conference Monday Ali had said, "I'm 99 per cent sure I'll retire." He said at a news conference today that he Intended to make hi July 1 title defense against Joe Bugner his last fight. But he added that there is pressure on him to fight Joe Frazier again. utlfe rnmt nut fn - The Tigers celebrate Monday's Pee Wee Baseball League championship by posing for Herald Photographer Gordon Williamson. The Tigers are, left to right, Lee Charron, Jeff Richardson, Tim Barkley (at top), Scott Kriger, Ski Speer, u'l.it ' I-c II vat.st&atn C \ Z I.b.. c..1 Miss Florida. Ml$hrs By WWI Poo A special discount price will Cowan's 10 IWI llnderwo'ld be available for studen ts , W. P.,it 11. senior citizens on Thursday and 114 DE 61 WOR111 Friday. P,II'U. Tigers The Tigers growled and the Sanford l'ee Wee Baseball League listened, The Tigers out-slugged and out-clawed the Yankees 13-11 Monday night to win the league championship, Both teams Finished with 4-1 records in the second half. The Tigers won the first half with a 5-0 record. The Yankees were 4-1. Monday's game was for the second half title, The Tigers were tied once, but never trailed in the championship game with the Yankees. The Tigers scored five runs In the top of - the first inning; the Yankees countered with three in their half of the inning. Both teams scored once in the second and the Yankees tallied a pair in the third to knot the score at 6-6. The Tigers exploded for five runs In the fourth inning to grab the lead. One Yankee run in the fourth and three in the fifth could not overcome the margin. The Tigers scored twice in the top of the sixth and the Yanks tallied once in the bottom half of the inning, Scott Kriger of the Tigers led all hitters with two singles. Teammates Sid Speer, ItichIe Brusnaham and Lee Charron í Jack Wiggins opened the Sanford Little League City Championships Monday night the second. Wiggins struck out seven and walked with a bang. seven in the six-inning battle. Wayne Pace Wiggins fired a no-hitter to Lead George's smacked two singles and Keith Whitney to a 6-1 win over Atlantic National Bank of slammed a double to aid Wiggins offensively. Sanford. Sam Griffith, Floyd Lively and Kevin George's battles the Railroaders tonight at Waters added singles for George's, 7:30 at Ft. Mellon field, which is located near Freddy Vance went the distance on the Sanford Naval Academy on the Lake Monroe mound for Atlantic National Bank. He struck waterfront, out four, walked six and allowed six hits. Atlantic National Bank will meet tonight's George's won the Sanford Continental loser on Wednesday. The finals are set Little League with a 164 record. Atlantic Thursday. Nathnal Bank dominated the American All games begin at 7:30 p.m. at Ft. Mellon. League with an 18-2 slate. In the playoff opener Monday night, George's opponent tonight, the George's scored all the runs it needed the Railroaders, was the only undefeated team in first inning. The two first-inning runs, the Sanford Littic League. The Railroaders complemented by three tn the second and one are M. In the third, provided George's with the All. Nall. P,nk 010 ON—I 0 3 victory. fl1 00* —' Gt ! 9V. Atlantic National Bank scored its run in in tire," but he added he would not officially make a decision until just before the Bugner fight. All said he to spend more tim' with his wife and young children and do things such as make movies, lecture and become more involved in the Nation of Islam, also known as the Black Mus- . wants four slapped singles. Dwayne Platt, Alfred Bookhead and Dennis Adams poked singles for the Yankees. lims, He also said he wanted to quit on top like such athletes as the late Rocky Marciano, the tindefeated heavyweight champion, and football star Jim Itrown. "Too many fighters have quit beaten," said the 33-year-old Charron and Kriger split mound chores for the Tigers. Kriger took over in the fifth to stop a Yankee rally and then allowed the Yanks' final run in the sixth. Med'l'ch Finds Cure; *i nger I Loss S By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Lifted, then Texas beat the Angels 1-0 in 13 innings. If at first you don't succeed.,.. In his Last two starts Singer pitched 3 2-3 in—If you're Doc Medich, you might as well try nings and was bombarded for 13 runs on 11 hits. But against the Rangers — who had chased nan who has lost twice against again. —If you're Bill him Singer, it with six runs in two-thirds of an inning oniy just may not be worth TIUI-S 51,0 502 —13 S I 17 victories as a pro. "I'm rkee -_313 131 —'II 3 4 oct. last the elf Friday, he was brilliant. He allowed Jim ;t.arting to get hurt more and 6 9, Medich, thinks he found himself during his Spencer's looping double in the second inning. 'in gonna have to fall soon." own sixgame tailspin earlier this year. "The then was untouchable before giving way to Don losing streak I had enlightened me a little bit," Kirkwood at the start of the 12th. He had gone 27 he said after eight-hitting Baltimore to help the batters without giving up a hit. In other worth, New York Yankees beat the Orioles 6-1 Monday he'd pitched nine Innings of no-hit ball. night. He said he suffered a muscle spasm In his back Singer, 6-8, thinks he found himself "looking at in the second inning and "by the fifth it was old scrapbooks with my wife the past three days, kilhng me. It seems when I don't feel 100 per cent off the Dodgers. on a bad throw by pitcher Dale just to put myself back in the right frame of I pitch better." Watson's blast scored Roger Murray before Andy Thornton singled mind." It might have helped his frame of mind Kirkwoodstruckouttheside in the 12th Inning. Metzger and Cesar Cedeno in front of and Sperrin', tripled to right-center but it didn't Improve his record. In the 13th , though, Roy Smalley hit in to a force lie pitched 11 him. Each had preceded Watson with for other run. innings of one-hit ball for California play but reached second w hen Orlando Ramirez before being run-scoring singles. threw the ba ll away trying for a double play. Padres 7, Giants 6 Then Cesar Tovar singled for the Rangers' thir d Willie McCovey hit a threerun -• "Thit and th e winning ru n. homer in the first inning, then drove in • • A's 5, Twins 2 the tie-breaking run in a three-run . Sal Bando and Reggie Jackson drove in two seventh that carried San Diego past • -runs apiece to pace the A's past Minnesota and San Francisco. widen their West Division lead to five games Cubs 6, Expos 0 over Idle Kansas City, Bando's seventh inning The Cubs took advantage of four . homer broke a 2.2 tie and gave unbeaten reliever Monti-cal errors to defeat the Expos. . . -Paul Lindblad his sixth victory. Two Chicago runs scored in the Platt and Kevin Smith handled the Yankees' mound duties. Smith did not give up a hit in the final two innings. ench Adds Four To RBI Total By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS days, I do a lot better," said the 27. Variety, they say, is the spice of life. It may also be the key to an 1(111 title for Johnny Bench this season. The Cincinnati star drove in four year-old Bench, tops in the league in Hill and one away From the home run lead, Cards 1-4, Mets 0-0 more runs Monday night, raising his 1975 total to 61 in the 70 games the Reds have played. He hit his 15th home run and sent home another with a double In keying Cincinnati's 34 triumph over the Atlanta Braves. While the Reds were brutalizing the Braves, St. Louis swept reeling New York 1.0 and 4-0, Houston nipped 103 / UtOERWORLD Coach Glenn Kriger (at bottom), Mutt Swinlord, Richie Brusnaham (at top) John Holt (at bottom), Daryl Benton (in mIddles, Reggie Frederick (at top) and Coach John Charron. Pee Wee's Bes Out-Claws Yank The Central Florida Art Th ursday through Saturday, Ass,ciation is having a Paint-1i June 26-28. The Paint-In will have a at the Winter Park Mali, Bicentennial theme and will be in the form of a workshop. Asir1noung art students will Pageant Offers be able to otserve the arttt at work and ask questions. The Central Florida Art Discount Days Association has a membership of about 30 and they meet at the The loveliest young women 113 Maitland Art Center. Flarida will be all ga thered at Municipal Auditonium.on June , 27, and 28 to compete for the title Wiggins Fires LL grams from people saying I have to fight Joe Frazier again each man has won one fight against the other)." When asked if a Frazier fight was the only thing that could keep him from retiring, All said, "I can't fight Frazier without fighting George Foreman." He regained the title by knocking out Foreman last Oct. 30. If he does change his mind about quitting the ring and meets Frazier, it probably won't be in October as had been expected. The champion said be will begin filming a story about his life, entitled "The Greatest," Oct. 10. When All announced his re-tirement Monday, he said, "'OU can write I'm gonna . 71: Or C With A Workshop Format Orlando George 's "That's the only thing that's giving me any trouble," All said. "I've already gotten tele- Paint-In Planned At Mall the - Atlantic National Bank's Freddy Vance applies the tag too late to a sliding George's player. illerald Photo by Gordon Williamson) again Ta Ie him for ;week every LI ree months or so. Sometimes he over all the Johns who resented when I read that "a couple met goes to visit her. They don't the fact that their name is used ata party. went toa motel and as a synonym f or "toilet," may ma de love." It's an insult to the have much of a marriage, This man has given me the I ha ve my soy? act of lovemaking! What they My pa rents chr istened me did was ha ve sex. Love had only happiness I've ever known. He Is kind, warm and loving, "Fa nny." Now, how did my no thing to do with It. and has been very good to me. name every become a synonym Before I risk wasti ng my time My girl friend sa ys he's too old for the part of one's anatomy on this campaign, please tell for me and that I should try to that one refers to in polite mc If you think I ha ve a point. get interested in someone Society as a "backside?" VAIAMASCUUNEj closer to my own age. I've tried GRIPES MINE DEAR VAL: You have a DEAR GRIPES: There are point, bulwhetber It's worthy of and can't do it. Boys my age are too Immature for me. AU they several explanations, but the a cam pa ign raises another want is sex. I want something one that makes the most sense question. I plead not guilty. more from a relationship, and I to me Is this: During World War When I mean "They had Sex." 1 have it with this man. I'm not I the members of the First Aid don soY, The y made love.' Nurses hurting anyone. Yeomanry for F.A.N.Y.), a British women's So what do you advise? HAPPY ambulance unit, were known as DEAR HAPPY: If you're "FANNYS." And they mere "happy," why did you write? reputed to have been wellYou are hurting yourself by reared. Readers? (-onhlnulnglnarelauonshlpthat DEAR ABBY: A letter in Is going nowhere. Wives usually your column has caused me to find out. And so do parents, drop my campaign to get the Furthermore eventually you'll letter "q" removed from the want marriage and this man dictionary and transferred to already has a wile. "k," where it belongs. I He Is probably flattered to kwlckly discovered that I have a young girl Interested In might be dead before anyone him and you're flattered would even be interested, because a nun his age Is titNow I would like to start a terested In you. U you don't campaign to get all people to want to be a loser, the advice kwit using the phrase "made from here is — lose HIM, love" when they mean "had DEAR ABBY: Now that all sex." the excitement has died down I am irritated beyond words - - am 20 and have been seeing a man who Li in his early 40s. He is married and is very friendly with my parents. ( They don't know what is going on.) This man's wife Lives In LA., and he li ves in the desert for heal th reasons. UIAH ABBY: I n -- A - ure children, seven great.grandchlldren and two great-great-grandchildren. Present at the birthday party were Mr. nn,I Mr Pill IpPiw nf Vnr.t (ltv! Mr and Mrs. Luke Walters of Casselberry; Mrs. Eva ueckam and Mrs. Dorothy Howard of Sanford; Mrs. Glenda Schmidt of Stua rt ; Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Schmidt and their daughter Julie Rae of Orlando; Mrs. Sonny Sipes; Dean Bellinger; and Elders White and Strobelt of the Church of Christ of Lat ter Day Sain ts. Active, alert and In perfect health, Capps attributes his longevity to clean living — no toba cco and no li quor. Capps was Bargello's Easy Stitch For Beginner __._____ -- - Woman 's Club Freeman iruuv pdueI-n5 ui kr. -_ it. - Robin Tong and her husband, Donald, were guests of honor at th e Sanford Junior leadership coffee held Saturday morning at the ldyilwilde home of club president Jan (right). The Juniors are leading the way in making Vietnamese refugee women of th e local community by inviting them to attend Junior Woman's Club meetings and become mem bers If th ey 50 desire. Herald Photo by Tom Vincent) JUNIOR CLUB c fell 431 4S4 534 ra ~A frA ':;': i Par out G ham Mahaffey Angeles 6-5, Philadelphia edged Pittsburgh 6-5, Chicago blanked Montreal 6-0 and San Diego trimmed San Francisco 7-6. The reason for continued success at bat, says Bench, is an occasional move from his accustomed position behind the plate to less confined areas like left field. "If I can play somewhere eli. besides catcher about once 2verv 10 Hon Fairly's first-inning single scored Lou Brock with the run that won the first game, then pinch-hitter Ted Simmons hit a grand slam in the eighth inning to win the nightcap for St. Louis and complete Uv. ohitewash. Hon Reed won the opener with a seven-hitter while John Denny recorded his first major league shutout with a livi'-hitter. Phillies 6, Pirates 5 Ohio Brown drove in three runs with a two-run double and a tie-breaking homer the seventh inning, helping Philadelphia end Pittsburgh's five. game winning streak. Astros 6, Dodgers 5 Bob Watson's three-run homer in the second inning capped a six-run hlotLston uprising as the Asiiui held in _-"-.-- - - , . fourth inning one on a wild pitch and one ona passed ball. The Cubs made it 4-0 In the seventh w he n, with Rob Spot-ring on First, Manny Trillo followed with a base hit that Expos center fielder Pepe M gual let get past him as Sperring scored. In the eighth, Bill Madlock hit an Infield single and continued to second - ' .. . ' . ,,, • . •.,,. '' - . ' -. ' '. in . f - • - Indians 11, Red Sox 3 Frank Duffy druve In five runs with a homer and two doubles to carry CieveLaid past the Red Sox. Player-Managtr Frank Robinson chipped in .r with a bonier and three runs batted Brewers 8, Tigers 4 Darrell Porter slugged a three-run homer in the second Inning to start Minneso ta to its victory over the Tigers. hank Aaron's triple and Sixto Lezcano's single drove in twc more runs in .- - , U JOHNNY BEN C H lUll. 'dNCIF.R t e third �0 26-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Tuesday, June24, 97$ - __ WOREBOARD M - Orlando Boxing Tonigh t lit, MIN a By LOUIS SAPSIS The Jacksonville lighter will have a pull in weight of seven 0 (I 71 51)00 T (71$) 53100T W a y (Recur) 6 I; 6 Madam Runner HlTSMadtock, Chi. 9$, Gar 137.4 to eight pounds. His style ls walk-in and hang. Herald Boxing Writer (Wflsey)77.7,D;IterW (Larrabee) vet'. LA. FIFTH - 1 Major Jones (0. 5 I; I Kutie Nib (eV.n) 10 I. DOUBLES- Bench, Cm, 27; ORLANDO - A crucial boxing card is set tonight at the Vincent's record is 11•1-2, but after his disputed draw with Prainard) (3) S 203 00 2 10 2. Kingly TENTH - I M - Trot C.I - $751: Grubb. SD, 72, Orlando Sports Stadium, Tommy "Killer" Ellis last time out he needs a big win over Hal (1) 3 40 2 603 Single Diller (7) I. Sis Wampum (Crank) I 1, 2. TRlPLES-Gros. In a triple main event, Sanford's Victor "Taco" Perez will 210 0 (I 31 5910 1 0)71 $7.60 1 Blissful Dream (Reynolds) S I. 3. Ktislnger, Chi. 6; D,Parker, Thornton to cement his fight with Perez. 2 Ill, National League Ocala Mighty Mite (Filipelli Jr.) 7 PQh, 6; Garr, All, 6; Meter, battle John Wayne Battle of Eustis, Joey Vincent takes on Roy The Ross-Grimmett fight isarematChola February 20 bout SIXTH - 1. Si nging Sam (i. East 1.4 Devils Advocate (No Driver) 9 Mtn, 6 'Thunder" Thornton and Edgar "Mad Dog" Ross meets in which Grimmett trounced Ross tn six rounds. Thata3Ross, W L Pc). GB Bereznak) (7) 9601 AID 7K) 2 Amyi 7, 5 Barvas B.by (Neely) 41; 6 HOME RUNS Lu:unski, Phi, Charlie Grimmett. Pittsburgh 39 25 609 Sister (2)3 K) 7 40 3 Dolly inter 'I) Decatur Boy (Bridget) 57 only loss in 18 starts. Grimmett is undefeated. 16; Bench. Cm, is Philphia 31 31 .344 4 7100 (77) 111 50 T 1;3$ Each bout is in the middleweight division and is scheduled ELEVENTH - I M - Pace C.) STOLEN QASFS--Cedeno, "Mad Dog" has sworn revenge and is going around telling Chicago 31 33 507 6' SEVENTH -1. P'(ancys Bruce in use: 1 Iron City Nancy (Regut 31. Mtn. 31; Morgan. Cm, o for eight rounds, everyone who will listen to turn, "I won't be happy to Just beat " York New 37 37 7 Patterson) (1) 17 70 500 7,00 7. 7. Ocala Paddy Wok (VanDevenler) If Perez and Vincent are successful, they will be brought St. Louis 32 33 497 7', Hurricane Scott (7) 540 2.60 3 him. I will torture him. I won't let him quit. I will keep pounding 10 1; 3. Dancing Colleen (Neely) 9 7; American League back Montreal 7$ 31 454 10 on August 5 for their long Yankee Hobo (5) 7.000 (lit 135.10 T 1. Avon Marshall (Larrabee) I 1; 5 -awa it ed showdown with the BATTING (150 at him until the doctor stops it." bats) (1.7 5)514050 00 41 1) u7.50 T West Silverbell Rice (Ray) $ 1; 6. Bomber Carew, vacant Southern Junior Middleweight title at stake. Mm, 373; Hargrove, To ttus Grimmett laughs. "Man, he couldn't lay a glove on Cincinnati 13 77 611 EIGHTH -1. Amy Gi rt Mercury G (lhlenleld) 7 2; 7, Fly FlyFalls Tex, 341 But Thornton and Battle are worthwhile opponents. IT. Raul (5) 9,20 5,20)10 2 Bonds Los Angeles 11 31 569 3 me last time and he won't this time. That Is Just his fear (Stader) S 1; $ Betty Lou McKlyo P U N S -- Lynn. Bsn. 14; Battle will carry a record 5, Francisco 33 36 471 9', Pdng (1) $001003 Empire bra (7) (Crossio) 6 1 of 8-3 (with 4 KOs) Into his bout R,White. NY, 44. talking." Burroughs, San Diego 32 37 .461 ID', 0 000 (I 5) MID 00 1 IS 17) 5)7) 40 1 against Perez. One of those losses was two years ago to Perez. Tex , 43 Of equal Importance is a three-round amateur bout In which Atlanta 79 10 .120 13', 711 RUNS BAITED Before the end came in the third round, Perez was down and INLynn, "Schoolboy" Scott Clark of Lyman High School meets his Houston NINTH: 1 SenL'ors Tina CM. 76 47 354 ii' fls n. 50; G Nettles, NY, SO, cut badly. Crank) (7)940160660,7 DeanoA s Results Monday' toughest foe, Georgia's Terry Tuten, for the Southern Amateur Horton. Del. 4. (5) 560170: 3, Speedy Tracer (1) $t Louis 14. New York 00 I Since that time, Battle has had trouble getting fights. His I HIT 5-'- Munson. NY, 56; championship. 3000(51)121601(75)) U00. 40 I L Cincinnati S. Atlanta 4 d Oak. 53. last loss was to Iry Gifford lnEustis l9 months ago. Clark hasn't lost in more than three years, except for • 7:094 Philadelphia 6. Pi ttsburgh 5 DOUBLES- Chalk, Cal, 70. Earlier this year he scored a major upset when he drubbed TENTH - 1. Easy Bluegrass National League Chicago 6. Montreal 0 tournament competition, but against Tuten he is a distinct Singleton. Bat, 16, (Larrabee) (1) 9.00 10403002 Bida at bats) -'-' BATTING (150 Houiton 6. LoS Angeles Jacksonville's teenage sensation, Larry Peterson. IRIPIES'.Rivers. Cal, 7; underdog. Byrd (6) 1001.403. Scotch Playboy Madlnck, Chi, 367; Morgan. Orta, Chi. 6 San Diego 7. San FraflcIsco 6 Thornton's scorecard is 13-3. This will be the first time he Tuten Is the Finest amateur "The Pmch State" has turned 320 0 61 179,40 1 (1 67) Cm, 3S4 (' Todays Games HOME RUNS-Bonds, NY, has appeared in Orlando, 53; Ce RUNS- Lopes. LA. Chicago out. Ills list of championships include the Junior Olympics and (Bonh am 6) at S212 60 1 210 1 16; ft Jackson Oak. 16; Horton, ELEVENTH - I Scott 'ThII!"_1nqjflisuht thri_•l,.,. -r "'." ,-•" ' - .- .. -.--'. -_._,s -"' ;,:, ;;: . .-... ----. (Udalr (It 00 I 7 7 0(813 R('N5 BATIFO IN'-Ue'nch. P'ttsh,rgh iRess Si .v'd stopping in (our, STOLEN tIASES-R,yers, winning a decision' from "Baby" Alsoontoniht'saU.acttoncardwtllbeubOUtbetweenJOhn Star fly (I 70 1 4 3 Beth Dean Cu-. 61, Luz'nSk. Ph. .'O 7) at Phalelsa l Cal. t: Otis. KC. 'is Fullard and losing to Dennis Riggs. 1 61 7N1 C $ 11570 1 (IS 4) Halla and Boyd Edwards, both of Orlando. 'erci 1.3 and C'rttenson I 512460 T 2:103. I). 2. (tn) A -. 1,3'i H 577.954 Cncinnatl (Darcy 1.11 at At tarta (trkro 75), (n) WINE & SPIRITS DEALER ROYAL DELUXE St. Louis ,Curtis 45) at New ROYAL DE UXE IMP. TEQUILA York (koosman 5 5). (n) 8 YR. KY. BRB. Los Angeles (Rev .66) at JOSE CORTIZ MEXICO • DRY GIN VELVET ' Houston (Griffin 37). (n) McHENRY 8 YR. QUAIL CREEK San Francisco (Barr 6 7 and • VODKA CANADIAN KY BOURBON 900 Williams 1 7 or Bradley 00) at YEAR TONIGHT San Diego (Jones 9 4 an Strom • RUM " KY BOURBON 11), 2. (In) GOLD COACH lic"I on DARK FIRST I M Pace C-) $650: W.dn.14av's Games 8YR.86°Ky,BRB. 1. Flyer Farong (Hartzler) 6-1; 2. .1. --, oio Cincinnati at Atlanta, (n) STRKY ORB a" gas list 19111,111 I ~ 0. Reico (Hobbs) Si; 3 Easter Pittsburgh at Philadelphia, 1 MP !YIRYOAY PRICE$ (n) 0 0 's, .. EARLY TIMES ARE '6 TO '9 BELOW SUNDAY '" Glenwood (Neely) 800 3 I; S. Stinger C 4 8LIO YR. KY. BRB. Chicago at Montreal, 40.M Ptu$ LII WilI 86 8 SCOTCH WHOI1j,ALE CASE UST II A i SCOTCH (Crank) 9.2; 6 Booksleader ap,i SPICIALS AlSO $t. Louis at New York, (n) ____________ $35( SUG RISAtI _ AS 11 1 1 1 1 , 1 1 ,004 AS Ill C'JRRIPdT ISSUE (Nielsen) S 1; 7. Gertrude Way 7495 CASE OAIIVSPICLLLS YR -. - -. sue; Rf P1* bEvERAGE GUIDE P12 . . ".'..t.i P11CC (P egur) 72; I Brockport Boy AmerIcan League .0 1111 I ii, 'AM (Udell) SI. ABC BUYS BY THE CARLOAD t., SAVING IS YOURS East Y3aTs.l 495 r-k. ou*y QUART ___ SECOND - 1 M - Pace C.3 W I. Pc?. GB 61W Cond. $450: I Wells Boston 0 Weerie 37 27 570 (Rereznah) I 1 'lork New 7 Grey Bill 35 29 547 '°' Milwaukee TOM SIMS 34 32 .315 4 (D'Amato) 51; 3 Regal Eden Nivil £1051 I if ago t If (Larrabee)) 1; 4 Parkiomen Cadet Baltimore 30 35 462 STRAIGHT ''ri" ONE (Vandervort) 9 2; 5, Busy Time 8 YR. KY, BRB ' t'O i* lW lilkO ) ., Detroit 26 37 411 SAW) $tIW SCOTCH 11", (Ihlenleld) 11; 6 Miss Bernardston OUNCE Cleveland 26 39 "°" 1001* At (Gammell) 6.1; 7 Speedollie West 1000VODKA CERTIFIED OIOCROWEYBRJ SQ (Crank) 72; S. Big EyeChlck Oakland AIC 1111* DRY 43 76 sz CALIF. BRANDY u*u I (Raymond) 101. Kansit City 31 31 I TEQUILA QIQOI I SC i." A CLAN THIRD 1 M Trot C.) Texas - $430: IMP 14(IICO 31 31 •,., *AAAN ((LI 50 I. Impulse (Wilsey) 9?, 2. May California I 34 37 m us rip' 10 is MACGREGOR 1k B0 STR. MARTIN'S V.V.0. 4AR11N5 V Princess Byrd (Piper) Ii; 3 Hervy Minn esota ;10 (IRIS SIOS 55*50, 31 31 .177 10 15 KY. BRB SCOTCH SCOTCH Knout (Stader) 1I; I Speedy Hans Chicago , .4,4 13 FLA SOUVENIR CItY IDE ASST 1; III ilL (Crank) 72; 5. Lady Physician ' S 40 IIAS UG RISA( Mondays Rstultt SEAGRAM V 0 - TEACHERS SCOTCH Ul List .-: (Gammell) 151; 4. Mud Pop Cleveland 11, Boston JIM BEAM KY BOURBON M;l 4 tot (Bridges) 31; i. Jeans Winter New York 6, Baltimore I 95 VOOKAGIN RUM a'a., at (SIca) 52; I. Golden Do (No Driver) Milwaukee I. Detroit 4 . _____ ____ 1I se"s Pt Texas 1, California 0, 13 In. SI). ningt FOURTH-L,,Mpac,CImg..... $450: 1. Adis Areon A (Ihlenfeld) IS NEAPOLITAN Oakland S. Minnesota 2 BE EDICTINE 949 CERTIFIED 1; 2. BandIooRanger(Pipr)$I; 3. "I Only games scheduled DON LIQUEUR LIQUEUR Tin Miss Bissell (Nielsen) I.l 1. Today's Games LIGHT OR DARK .44 BRANDY SIR KY " C*icrnAt MIZICAN Detroit (Bare 2.3 and LaGrow Conestoga B (Whayland) 72; S. 01 CALIIOISA$IIlttST BOURBON I0'GOtDOIbs$ITI 44) at Milwaukee (Travers 7 0 Merle Volo (Larrabee) 31; 6. Satin IMP COFFEE LIQUEUR . Grattan (VanderSchaat 32; i. and Slaton 5$). 2, (I n) V.S.O.P. BRANDY CANADIAN V.S.O.P. COGNAC 1". KY. GIN Dordnats Pride (Kucia) 15.1; 5 New York (Hunter 104) IMP VMltC( PHIUIPI 101' STRAIGHT Sherry Betty IMP FRANCE JACQUIN CHar?tier) 97 Baltimore (lOire: 71) () ' KY BOURBON 'is It FIFTH -IM- Pace t.3-$4$o: Cleveland (Kern 1.2) at Dos. STAILIY THREE CANADIAN JACQUIN 5 * RWO I. Glenora Duke (Hobbs) 101; 2. ton (1,, 9.5), (ii) 4.19 LIGHT OR DARK RUM Calif $U*QI 86 8 ".ANADIAN J & B Texas (Perry 610) at Chi. Eyre Fire (00151011) 9 2; 3. Mike 1. SCOTCH (Kucial S.I. A. Auburn Tiger (Ford) CRIMI DC MININC CCM( DI CAll caqo (Osteen 16), RIVERS SCOTCH Friendly Harbu (Faga) II; 6. CAM sucut*y TRIPLE SEC 1 Kana City (BrIle'S 43) at KY. BLEND Altisini APRICOT stat cis ct Suc R ( SALI ' Horace Johnston (Udell) 61;?. Fax J'.f colltornia (Lange 31). (n) SCOTCH SCOTCH 'j I P PIPPILMINI SC H NAPPS OOMAINI KY BLEND _________ ~ it II S I AD ITS ChAt MI,v'.scta tDerkr 1.11 at Glennwood fNly) 3.) I. Wilmas -PIACN '1" Chip (Va en ter) $ I 95 _________ O1Kd (Siebert 2 I), QUART j QUART CMIIRv 299 , QT CAI DIll ________ SIXTH -1 M - Pace Cl - $701: _____________ Soul Wedaesdays Games 1. Frank Ellis ICrank) 3 1; 2, . Cleveland at Boston , Freddie Adios (No Driver) 92; 3. New York at Baltimore, _______________________________________ IMPORTED I12Freedom Trait (Solders) 7.7; Detroit at Milwaukee. (n) BRANDY Spanish Heide (No Driver) S l; $ 4,99 ,.,. 54,95 8 R. ROYAL DElUXE 86° 5.49 . 61.95 STANLEY IMP. CANADIAN 3.99 '• 41.15 GlNRUMV0OKA 3.19 31.95 ,_,tIt, Magnttude(C'armls) 101;6 Taylors ABC 6 YR. 86° KY. BRB. 3.99 ,. 41.15 SOMETHING SPECIAL su'l:o'c• K.O. 86 BLEND' 4.49 Farvel (Piper) l 1; 7, Armbro instep JACOVIN SLOE GIN 449 • 4995 HART MR. ED 4 YEAR KY. BRB. 4.69c,,ax,51.95 GUART ROYAL (Patterson) 51; 0. Wensvmr Bert 0 (Boiso(i) 6.1. OLD STANLEY 8 49,95 DUART CERTIFIED SCOTCH 5.99 ,--! SINS 10 42.95 90 GIN KNIGHISORIAGE 3,59 .'. 41.88 OT. FRAZI ER.',"S'li'll 6.49a..04.95 ROYAL VELVET SCOTCH Sill: 1. Clever Trip (Perkinst 73; 7. 3 sims 14. 55.95 WISER 15 YR. CANADIAN BON08,99141. 99-50 W. 10 KY. GIN 3 sims 10"' 40r95 MONDAY Citans Comet (VanD,venter) 31; 3. . IMP. FRENCH BRAND 6.99 s,. 19.50 INVERHOUSE SCOTCH ROYAL VELVET CANADIAN 3 12" 51.15 ... 5495 ABC IOn 42.95 RUM, Colby Choice (Faga) 51; 4. Direct snis I WI' sip 8 YEAR OLD REPEATER 3,99,• 44.95 DEVONSHIRE 86.8 SCOTCH. . FIRST - 1. Great Value 1W. Amer)c (Larrabee) 6-1; 5, Berthas aT. BOND'S Mlii 54.95 u I,,.SlllS 4,49 .., 49,95 JACQUIN ROYAL[ VODKA 3.99 lip 's Major League It L Harness Racing Entries L-1 (I'U 6 1 ______ ___ 5 DAY SALE TLJES. THRU SAT. JUNE 28 _____ ANNE , ________ _________ ' __ - N1 '' J _ ___ __ Last year. Kings Sign Dionne _______ 12 YEAR ______________ 9-,". LOS ANGELES tAP) 1821 w 1 -. ''' ABC'6 YR. KY HEDGES BUTLER 86° L i JIM B B EAM ' * Hi-Way 17-92, At 436, vo I-.114.97 _________ 'OLD REPEATER ABC RUM 8 YR STANLEY SUNRISE TEQUILA N TIA MARIA 799 2 3111 r-' ,.-=a CANADIAN CREEK _______ STANLEY . - __ _ 4.99 __ SCOTCH ________ _ _____ __ , BLENDS & CANADIAN 4,49 IiI YR. 86 °" . Racing Results 1 4711 1, s.ss 9" 4.19 Westerns Bev (7)1O.IO1O03.iqs (Brainard) $1; 7. J.H. Time (Werkheiser) 4 1. 2:11.1. EIGHTH - 1 M - Pace Ci SECOND - I. Able Eden (E. $711: 1. Byrd Shot (Nosy) All; 2. Howard) (3) 3610100160 2. Lee Drwnoie (Brainard) 92; 3 Rum Fyre(i)3 403103 5cherninDenn Fantety(NeeIy)a1.4 Bonn,eFIyer ) 300 0 (37) 59660 1 (3 73) (Dennis) 101. S. Mar Marg Rutty S1XOSO DD (1 3) 575.20 1 2.161 (Kalathas) 51; 6 VictorIa Hans THIRD - I. Doc Van (B. Van (Crank) 77; 7 Wallin The Wildside derwoa'$) (1) 7 603 40 2.50 2. Pasha (Bridges) 31; I Bristiej (Kuci6) S VODKA Hanover (7)1 40 0(1.3)533,401 (1.3. NINTH - i M- Pace C.) - Cond 71 5361.60 1 1:31.3. -$410: 1. Erly Night (Bois jaIl) 51; FOURTH - 1. Avon Ben (8. 7. Rudy Adams (SpriggsI 31; 3 Neely) (7)3403002403. Hi Lintz Miss Orchid Lady (Ih)enfeld)1ol;4 (I) 4003.001. Mighty Mosjth () 3.40 Belle Gist, (No Driver) 61; S Dan ~~' , 50110 STANLEY JA V~7 M. S _~ 1111i l Y1, Icial 6195CA51 . GIN D1SFLA SUG RESALE BLEND B-4-L 4.39 PLACE GREEN ' ANY AU ,%i Elba EOTHIQ l THINK RADIAL. .BAND LOOK TO THE LEADER Of Ou' Most 58111f'd CusImirs Have . ABC Aii IN PINK CHABLIS BURGUNDY 1555 SAUTERNE ust ROSE CHIANTI CLARET 09 4 3. 99 GALLON 69 HI-WAY 11•92 FERN PARK ARI flY CASt 4.49 GAlLON A fl A 3 SINS ___________ I'I' - - COCKTAIL ASSORTMENT 1.19 ~ - NUTS / lStu '.111 LANSON VP hlISr' u5Pag I . (jtJ*II?v 8 _J . --- .. HI-WAY 17.92 -- AT 436 - ..-. WAIT - gó c ROARING 20"S. NITE Grandstand Admission Clubhouse Admission BEER 15c SOFT DRINKS 15c 25c 51.00 1 1/2 PRICE HOT DOGS 20c COFFEE SC MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT STARTS AT 6:30 P.M. COME EARLY ... .. JOIN THE FUNIII A. 111111111111111111111111111111 ROT 4 CATAWBA WIl IJ NI - 1 If' CASE OF 17 CHABLIS .......2.49 UN 26.95 7INFANDE1 2.89 SYK 29.95 1111~1 114111 ') a .... in n 9 95 I GALLON ' GOLD SEAL '149 ,i ,,,., ,.,,,',,,,, ,' CASE OF__ 6 I IS THE PARTY OVER? friends, good times, Iota of laughs Maybe even a little I AR 1, I - ¼ GAL IVIAGNUivi LAMBRUSCO I. K M U AVC I M;~- 1T K ___ X01 (44) 0 1) U 0 N A S 11:30 (2) Hollywood Squares I I U S 0 B 0 Ni N F; F I A N K uI;CpRL'sssANECH,%pAEo DM801.1 VI ANCHULLOTTS __ Instructions: The hidden imes IIsd below ear fotwud, bsckwud, up, down, or dlonaUy.ln the purik. Find each hidden name and box it in as n (0) Movie (9) Blankety Blank (24) Electric Company (3$) Florida Lifestyle HOLIVIANCIIULLO for K of C's only hit. Kiwanis errors and nine walks by Keith Cowan and Mike Parsons aided K of C's of- FRENCH COIF r.rijuiv mucn larger .eek & rina puzzles WIth over u di'c',veries per panel in an all-new series of 24-page booklets. 'ro order volumes I. II and [II. send $I for each, making checks payable to "Seek & Find" in care of this newspaper. attack. 342 12-12 i 000 II - 1 I AFTERNOON ____________ I!A ' _______________ ' iU~ go ', . w l - vvwu , IDtf .i wift MUCE LEE' CUT TWO BIGHITS 9, -12 A WS 9:40 MAY St TOO INTINSI FOR YouNQtICHILDREN, . . . . - AT 7:15 4:511:35 11:10 learning. But now that you're graduating, you really have to decide, "Is the Party Over?" For some of your classmates, it probably is. They'll .ettle into jobs that aren't going anywhere and that's where they'll sit. With their memories. But if you want to go places in life, you can. And there's one job that can start you out on the right foot better than any other we know of. The Marine Corps. After 1)00) camp you'll get top notch tracning in which can be channeled con- CAPRICORN Dec. fl to Jan. experts have to suggest. A 20) Some new Ideas are givenfriend surely means well, but could get you behind the you that will lead to early ad- Be practical. . Try to please kin more and don't listen to a talkative associate. Some new idea could be good if you study every phase firs t, MOON C1II11)REN (June 22 to July 21) Make appointments you have been neglectir.g for some time. Plan for tt'e future intelligently, and start action on them in p.m. I.EO (July 22 to Aug. 21) Forget pleasure spree and look into Important monentary matters. You have some policy iffair that requires more study. :;t into it early. %'I 11GO (Aug. 22 to Sept. 22, et away from home early and mJoy whatever gives you real )leasure and relieves tensions. Fake health or beau ty treatTIP nt c out many a fine idea, so make notes. Avoid a worried bigwig who could take his ire out on You. AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to Feb. 19) Be conscientious In handling obligations. Listen to what ____ - ul,DER,,i..uSTsc ,,/' ,iTH PAI(NT, CA SII it ONYX 29 $ P.k3}I 2:45 4$ Ans*r to Priy ui Puzzle Variety ACROSS Mortar tray 4 Small pas:ry 8 visage 12 Harem room 13 Thought 14 Athena 15 Brooch 16 Supplements Igiggiigg _____ ______ 54 Pusrnire 55 Atton.1s (ab) te Sanction 56 Ma'es 20 Rocky ridge remuneraton 21 Greek loner 57 Bishopric 72 Apir,ng to be DOWN artistic 24 Sect I Aritcpaton 26 Narrow cut 2 Nose god 35 Expunges 36 Honorable 2 1 3 Unwelcome !lower in a lann 4 Diadem 5 Puts to 6 RedistribulS cards 7 Oriental porgy e CindefpllO s (ab) 37 Tatters 39 Light fog 40 Langu i sh - L. 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O!0I t±fNA 9 Med Cnal t T I I AT 7:35 11:00 ONLY ' Ng c _ it 1.00 higher-up today, instead of one who is only interested in what he can get out of you. Follow rules. GEMINI 01ay 21 to June 21) eightball. PISCES (Feb. 20 to Mar. 20 Talking with partners brings vancement. Don't permit anxiety to get you out of bounds. - - ii More for your money! I vrt you get f..r dollar IS more in" > tan? row man e',e' 1fl31 S ,',h ,',e introducing FAMILY DINNER VALUES. Weve out our best selling individual items honey-dipped tried chicken "ashed potatoes and gravy, creamy cole slaw and hot butter tastirt biscuts into corweneru family nackagec There s a right size and a right price to' e.c', :c:as :" - - - - - - • • - - -1 - - - - - - - - - - - - - COUPON COUPON r I I ' s Family Bucket owi $79 I " 9 95 Value - Economy Pak , . . NOWI 5.75 Value I 6.97 il WITHIN: 15 le - - 19 I - - 91 j-r - - - - iT - - 20 - - - - - St-.es5 tu • 7 ii.t 6 - - - ui' ua O Ju.u_ Juulut NE. Crum. MONO '~ ~~. • i5 oseces cn'c.n ',' ')9 2161311111 an I j a ""y :' .'. -T., se-.vs _.P. k - !' I I 1b 17 ts 4lo . 6 I ....... j'ejpt4..' C1", • ' II i For Wednesday, June 25, 1975 structively. Later, do not let confusions put into your consciousness by one you don't understand negate beneficial early hours. ARIES (Mar. 21 to Apr. 19) Not a good time to make changes either In friends or I _____ T.N. SOSKIN I'll Tiff Zoos A24iiiiiis,'MIft CINEMA caa NATION'S ::;; Gil Ii 7:35 ,3 2 73 W BARGAIN MATS.EVER'Y DAY I 'T11230P-M.'S1.25 I 7:20 $?io xv Th,e w, I Restless Jackpot A WITCH MOUNTAIN WIMIGGER CLUB SHOW (9) Password J CAJR TNUrRE ESCAPE TO 11:30 NJ ( 12:00 (2,44) News (6) Young And SI*RAL CAP NORWEGIAN BONNET INDIAN TURBAN PILLBOX CHINFEHEADi)RESs SO1HWESTER SOMIIRF.R() RUSSIAN CHAPLET TAM 0 SIIANTER DERBY 00 A Id nig ht Show Fri., Sat., Sun. 11:55 (6) News (0) I I Life (6) Love Of I HO I I F: B RWN I RU C K 11 B%% 1.7 CRIIINDIA0TREN('R1NL' Ned Stevens slammed a triple Neighborhood Phil Donahue P S \I N 0 1 1 T SNUB I INC INMATSEPONT League. Wright struck out five, walked six and gave up a fourth-inning run in the five- SpIlt Second (24) Mr. Rogers Mayberry RFD (3$) (44) Get Smart (35) Cartoons (44) Addams Family 3:30 (6) Match Game (9) One Life To Live (24) Inter na tiona l Animation Festival (35) Uncle Hubie Show (44) Three Stooges Green Acres (9) I H R A U C) I F' (; F Mary (24) Zoom Price Is Right (9) General Hospital 11:00 (2,0) High Rollers (6) Now You See It ,ens (24) Electric Company 44) Lucy Shaw 6'3O (2, I) NBC News ABC News (13) Peter Loves 3:00 (2, I) Another Wor ld Bt 10:30 (2, 0) Wheel Of Fortune (6) Gambit (44) '' Journal (44) Father Knows SA('(YNLOAEABNRIIy5Oj Mike Wright fired a one-hitter to lead Knights of Columbus to a 124 win over Kiwanis Monday in the Sanford Junior Baseball activities, or you could later regret it. Social affairs can further your personal alms. TAURUS Apr. 20 to May 20) Listen to the suggestions of a There's no getting around the fact that your hig' school years are some of the best you'll ever have. Good - MARTINI MANI4ATTAP MARGARITA TOM COLLINS FOP 99C PINA COLADA MAI TAI / ,., FAN APPRECIATION NITE .... WED. KY. GIN • KY, BLEND 4.49 99 NEVER-BEFORE AT THESE LOW PRICES I ' - __ 1/ 2 :/;, Off 17-92 between 436 & 434 in Casselberry • GLASSES , ,,, TI'4 .';; *IiA CH(4MPAGNE -- J'HOtLANUoUSE'MERS ,, . By Popular Demand A Repeat of Lo "*,I (DII Iv(* -. 11111 r ;11 .''..• 11 ____ ' MAGNUM ¶1111 1-2161 tII, 699uit'i _____ . ' DEL CONTE SAUTIISI VhS 0051 CHABLIS IllS CAll 014 (*110115 - LElEK " ______ BUDWEISER RIG 3.99 40 I,.I 83 75 CASE GUM? to s,.••, WORLD'SLIGHT(Sy SCOTCH dcEr. TABLE LIGHTER CHAMPAGNE 2.49 5TH COLD DUCK It SSCASI e. 117,YR. KY . BRB. MR. ED I I KY. VODKA CALWA SCOTCH T. _________ ICE CUBES !inTru U UI IOU flO,(AP CASE 3.88 WORLD'S LIGHTEST CANADIAN HURl 46.40 SUNSET CANAD!AN 4 V LAM SIN , Place.. Show and Quinclbs every race _____ ____ ______ 4*49 W 5•97. _________________ WISER 10 YR VODKA I 10 5 ______________________________ 4 LJ HEDGES BUTLER OR lIGHT OROARs CRYSTAL CLEAR __ GIN !'f4 OLD FLORIDA 5.35 FLORIDA SUG. RESALE 35TK5 LONDON DRY _______ ___ HAWAIIAN RUM MIX KY. BOURBON 4 w.. ST. LEGER CANADIAN 5.49Quau 5.99o.w ___ 9 __________ *_ LIGHT OR DARK _ . . ((and Stand adm(c.tpon uni) 30,c _____ OROARK PUERTO RICO S FINEST BARTON SAXONY MR. ED. KY. BLEND LEILANI CANADIAN SUNSET QUART SPRINGS C Kiwanis 12-1 Early day finds you with a considerable amount of energy Post Time 7:45 PM Dine in the air conditioned Clubhouse. Reservations 831-1140 RARE OLD 12 YEAR 86' RUM KY. BOURBON ____ LIGHT PREMIUM 555' IMP CASAQIAN 'Win. "IT'S 4 YEARS BETTER" CERTIFIED __ IT V P K SJR 0 B I N K I C L I R K R o Joker's Wild (I) Romper Room (24) Sesame Street (35) 700 Club (6) (24) Villa Alegre (35) Lost In S pa ce - Turns Let's P,'take A D0l 2:00 (6) Guiding Light (9) xi tvram,a lo.0 (24) Family At War 2:30 (2, 0 ) The Doctors (6) Edge Of Night (9) The Big Showdown (35) My Favorite Ma rtian (44) Underdog (24) BIll Moyers -- Sweepstakes P 0 t1 P C 11 I N K S K 11 K A 1) 1) Ft K S S W N K of C Tops GENERAL TENDENCIES: *Trifecta Wagering CANADIAN BOND GREEN s IC) Digest As The Worli 2 big Daily Doubles Nitely WISER'S 10 YR. SCOTCH $0'C0tOORwITf . - fr 301S IS' 6l -- FACE ' i 4 YR.CANADIAN 10 YR. V.a. nm,. " ' EXTRA DRY SCOTCH 5.49 au**T BC GIN PsIWIUW 01150 SUNRISE TEQUILA CANADIAN VODKA KY BOURBON Bl .UDI CANADIAN CERTIFIED TOM SIMS 8 YR. . f! T ~~ vllsr SCOTCH SCOTCH ' RIVERS 4 YR. KY. RRR - SLI'IO t12 .- THREE 4 YR. CANADIAN _MW , ODKA GILBEY Turf Club 9 times Mon.-Thurs. 10 times Fri. S Sat. ABC 8 YEAR U 1' 11 % F; Variety Lives () (44) Fury 9:30 (44) PettIcoat Junction 10:00 (2) Celebrity 0 I F Ft K N 1) (' I. C N All R U T N A I ON I F IOU R R0 . -. (44) 1:00 (2) Jackpot (6) News (9) All My Children (24) Ma sterpiece Theatre (35. 44) Movie 1:30 (2,0) Days Of Our By BERNICE BEDE 0501 45,95 GOLD COACH CANADIAN STANLEY _4k K.D 1;s_> ,`~,'~ ~, W 1:50 KY. BOURBON r~_ , P -,e GIN J.T.S. BROWN JACO.UIN (5 Time ) 6-40 100 3. San Juan 1 fl' CERTIFIED SCHENLEY Clair Eulle (4) 5 60 0 (I 2) $37.70 1 K 1) H K T V K A S 0 110 6:10 (2) Sunrise Almanac 6:15 (6,1) Sunshine Almanac 6:25 (2) Profiles In Education 6:30 (6) Sunrise Semester (I) Today In Florida 6:55 (2) Daily Devotional 7 :00 (2,0) Today (6) News (') Big lop 7:30 (9) Am America (44) Forum 4.4 8:C1) (6) Captain Kangaroo (44i Tennessee i'.)(c: P:30 (44) Andys Gang 9:00 (2) Phil Donar'ue (6) Mike Dougles Types of Hats I C A V B F' Ft K N C H 090 000 2-I1 1 2 100 000 0- I 0 $ - (24) Firing Line Big Valley ( 12:30 (2.0) Blank Check (6) Search For Tomorrow (9) News Se minole VODKA 4.19 SEEK & FIND (6) Mev Griffin (9) Lucy Show (24) Sesamt Street (41) Mickey Mouse Club 430 (2) bonanza (I) Mery Griffin (9) Gilligan's Island (13) Winter Park City Council (35) BDtm4n (44) Gilligan's Island 5:00 (9) Dinah (24) Mister Roger's Neighborhood (3$) Mickey Mouse Club (44) Squad 5:30 (2) News (6) Andy Griffith (13) Modern Home 9 (0 9) Movie Sunrise Jubilee 6:00 (9) TONIGHT'S TV HOROSCOPE * 69.95 JACQUIN BOND HALL BLEND 3 KY.BRB. MORNING NINBFS0NK K of C Kiwanis Wednost.ay (13) Enterprise Wright Right; teflSlVe . '4 Nite harness Racing at 49.95 '• Y Kennel Club will open Thursday as greyhound owners end ot a.gg,'. 99 50 - The Daytona Beach BROOKFORD 10 YEAR NAPOLEON Harness 0 IAP a 21-day boycott by winning a track agreement to hike S.29 ___ it DAYTONA BEACH Show (9) Movie Memorial Stadium. Police Night Gallery (44) 11:30 (2) Toni Show (6) Movie (9) Wide World Of Entertainment (44) The Fugitive 12:00 (I) Great Mysteries 12:30 (0) Tomorrow MAS-H tonight at 7 p.m. at the Sanford Keystone (13) CarolIna Country 0$, 44) Movie 9:30 (13) Honey West 10:00 (2, I) Police Story (6) CBS News SpecIal (9) Marcus Welby (13) Zane Grey Theatre 10:30 (13) June Allyson (44) Great Sr. rts Legends 11:00 (6,0,9) News (35) 700 Club 7:00 (2) To Tell The Truth (6) Concentration (I) What's My Line (9) Wild World Of Animals (13) Wesleyan Singers (24) Orange County School Board (35,44) Star Trek 7:30 (2) Candid Camera (6) What's My Line Let's Make A Deal (9) Hollywood Squares (13) Mo vie 8:00 (2, I) Adam 12 (a) Good Times (9) Happy Day! S) Lifesty le (44) Braves Baseball 0:30 (2, 0) MovIe times. [)avid Wiggins pitched the last five innings for Police and allowed two runs. He struck out four and walked seven. Itadeock and Chase battle 4 00 (2, I) Somerset 9:0 0 (6) Hawaii Five.O EVENING inning game. purses to three per cent. Track officials announced the settlement Monday, saying the 24 breeders who boycotted the track were also guaranteed return engagements for 1976. _______ ABC ü YEAR - 4.29 4.88 _____ 4 * _____ ____ Daytona Club To Open FALLS 4 fl ________ PREMIUM A QUAIL _____ . team. '' • JACQUIN 3, 497,358 All-Star ballots and became the top vote-getter for a single season in baseball history. Trailing In fourth place in last week's arithmetic, Jackson rose to assume a narrow lead over his collegues In the latest tabulations for the 1975 American League 2 99 eevsi , When Jack Kent Cooke wants Jackson Inches Ahead NEW YORK I AP) -- In 1974, Reggie Jackson attracted - Casselberry ________ ' CERTIFIED * Hi-Way 17-92, Fern Park .- 4 IJtUJ'I1iikI 48' DRINKS ALL - 589 VISIT YOUR BEAUTIFUL NEW SWINGIN ABC COCKTAIL LOUNGES - scoring he goes all out. One week ago on Monday he signed up Kareem Abdul. Jabbar for his Lakers of the National Basketball Association. That cost him $2.5 million. This Monday he signed up Marcel Dionne for his Los Angeles Kings of the National Hockey League. That cost Win $1.5 million. Over-all, this could mean a lot of scoring at his Forum at a cost of $4 million. • ' 6.49 uprising, but not before Keystone crossed the plate nine Tuesday, June 24, 1973-38 """""g"gg" (35) Vlcton. At Sea Tuesday rire Shula said the trade gave the Dolphins the rights to running back Charlie H?rraway, who played for the Birmingham Americans of the World Football League LEISURE Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Brodie, Ned flames, Terry Smith and Mike Prosser belted ;Iflgles for Keystone. B&ce .J': mound for Police, but a secondinning Keystone eruption sent hirn to the showers. Ernest Shuller took over to calm the League. ______ McHENRY ____ QUEEN fl In return, the Dolphins get a draft choice and possibly some help for their backfield, weakened by the loss of larry Csonka and Jim Kiic) to the World Football ____ ____ ____ LE itethkrns. ______ ____ three. Paul Pratt, Scott Milson, Jim -. MIAMI (All) - Tight end Mary Fleming, the only football player eligible to wear five Super Bowl rings, has .1-'n !r * .,s % ",r ROYAL ~ 11~M ______ " Dolphins Trade Fleming Wimbledon' s Lawns - -.--..,-.-..--...... AMERICA'S LARGEST Wimbledon's hallowed lawns? Gad sir, they'll be selling peanuts and hot dogs on the center court bleachers next! Betting is legal in Britain, and this year the august AllEngland Club, bowing to popular demand, has allowed one of the country's biggest firms of bookmakers to set up a tent right next to the champagne bar to take het.s on the tennis. Senior Baseball League championship Monday night. Tim Raines tossed a no-hjtter as Keystone dropped I'olkt 11I. ltaines' no-hitter was the first of the nearly two-month old season. The last regularly-scheduled game is Thursday. Police managed a run in the first Inning, but Raines stopped l'olice cold the rest of the way. Ile struck out seven and walked WIMBLEDON, England (AP) -- A betting shop on ea ers J3 __ doubt?) clinched the Sanford Betting Tent Invades Baseball Gifford Raines, Keystone Triumph Keystone (was there ever any - - SPORTS IN BRIEF Baseball , 11111119 I �Evinlng Herald, Sanford, Ft. Tuesday, June 24, 1975-46 nLrw1 Legal Notice IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. CASE NO. 71.733•CA19.S GRACE G. TRESLER. a, Photography ke'ieto €Z 4 ~ - 1'r-v NURSING CENTER - VI CARL WILLIAM HENDERSON. JR . DONALD RAY HENDERSON, ROBERT E. LYONS. and ROBERT C MURPHY as Administrator with the Will Annexed to the Estate 01 LYONS, KATHERINE D. DECEASED. Out Patient Therapy 919 E. 2nd St. Defendants. Ph. 322.6707 For Eviry NOTICE OF ACTION TO' CARL WILLIAM HEN DERSOPI. JR.. whose place of residence and address 11 unknown Geraniums dress Is unknown ROBERT F LYONS 2110 WEST 1471h STREET POSEN. ILLINOIS IN BLOOM ALL COLORS ROBERT C. MURPHY 217 SOUTH JEFFERSON STREET LOCKPORT, ILLINOIS ... .; e Seminole County. Florida: LOT 17 BLOCK I NORTH ORLANDO TOWNSIh rJLRTH ADDITION as recorded in Pie? Book 3 Page 56 of the Public Records of Seminole County. Florida, together with a CBS residence constructed thereon and known as 103 Longwood Oviedo Road. North Orlando, Seminole County. Florida has been filed against you, and you are required to serve a copy of your wrlttendefenses. If any, to It on Alan A. Dickey, Esq. Petitioners at tnrney. whose address is Post Office Son 2739, Sanford, Florida. 32771. on or before July 7. 1975 and (lie the original with the Clerk of this Court either before service on Plaintiff's attorney, or Immediately thereat c:.'"j 95 AID Ferns & Foliage Open Daily 8a.m.-Sp.m. 1400 W. First St. Ph. 323-6630 -.---- . - DUDA AUTO PARTS -. AND OVIEDO TRACTOR CO WHOLESALE RETAIL Route 426 - PH. 365-3248 Ovio 4'I $ I Awrightpardner I lets go get those JUMPING JACKS Jumping Jack Shoes Vale's Junior Shoeland Ph. ,L&. 2Maple Bookcases Small Mersman Maple Drop Leaf Table Small Mersman Maple Round Table Ne w is U s ed Furniture- We Buy, Sell & Trade -One Or A Houseful- Furniture & Glassware ETHEL BART BETTY SMITH 831- 3304 232 S. HIGHWAY 17.91 CASSELBERRy, FLORIDA IP .. 390 Longwood Plaza 'Iwy. 17.92 Longwood , ± - , - BILLINGS ANTIQUES PHONE 323-9092 AFTER 5:30 P.M. MOVING TO NEW LOCATION AUGUST 1 ALL SALE USED FURNITURE COLLECTABLESS CHINA• GLASS 'Qb.b:k 834•7072 Ave. Indoor plants add excitement people" come in two versions. heIghts ranging from 30" to 4.8". decorate if yourself OI Purchase to even a drab decor, and singe or with mate. Go native with a pony tail it completely potted and whether or not you own a green The retail end of the business palm free or an Areca palm. planted. They carry wrought thumb there are plants suited to consists of plants and acThese flowing palms grow big iron ceiling hangers and everyone's touch and life style. cessories sure to delight even and grace any room An in Wrought iron half aroui ATD Ferns dnd Foliage the most discriminating teresting conversation piece hanqers that are wall mount. located at 2593 S. Sanford decorator. There is every kind would bea Norfolk Island tree. Perhaps the most decorative Avenue in Sanford is just the of plant and tern imaginable at a hybrid of the philodendron wrought iron piece is a bicycle place plant lovers dream of. prices you'll have to look at with very large leaves. A large with places on the wheel and Not only is It a haven of lush twice to believe. But it's true. variety of hanging bask')ts are st for plants. These too come green leaves and vines, but is Prices on their plants and on display at ATD including indifferent sizes and in potted also filled with beautiful pot. ferns are almost wholesale. Purple Passions, Wandering or unpotted versions. AUTO INSURANCE 202 . VY P All Kinds STORE FRONTS GLAZING MIRROR - 16-24 Year Olds SR22's Filed EZ Payments Our Specialty MOO -24 Hour Service Opn Daly 5.1 Fri. 9 4 tery, stands and planters. Lovely Boston ferns are one ATD Ferns & Foliage is' owned by "Ace" .'.cedo of the hardiest ferns that grow. FREE ESTIMATES. t. 2619 A. S. French Lcatd 322.8200 IN PIMCTIIt Sho5,,q 323-0393 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. FOR QUOTES CALL 323-314.6 or 323771O - 1 as follows: / Certificate No. 390 Year of Issuance 1912 Description cf Property I at ATD Ferns & Foliage planted or unplanted at extremely reasonable prices. "Little NlyfOF?of Sly 6S9l FlofWly2.S Ft of Grace St Erdiminger Fams Add No 3 P86 Pg 27 Nar'e In wtch assessed Harold Mertes And Hole Mertes All of said property being in the County of Semnofe. Statoof Florida Unless such certificate or ceir tificates shill be redeemed ac cording to law the property described In tuch certificate or certificates will be sold to the - ms Boheme. Jews and Snider Plants . • businesses "Ace" manufac. baskets. The Roosevelt and Colors and designs to match Replacement is done ' tures "little people'* pots for Artillery ferns, like most, love even the wildc-A decor. You can mcessary. ATD will also rent These adorable humidity and wet soil and are purchase all your plants plants on a 24 hour basis for plants. well suited for beautifying any separately or in decorative receptions, parties or wed. decoupage planters are a sure bathroom, If you have an empty pots. If you like plants dings. Call Ace thins' for any room in the house t 3210019 to "Ac" sells these pots to corner in your house a tree fern suspended from ceilings, you'll see how you can P'ave a lavishly florists,garden centers and which grows Into a giant with love ATD macrame hangers decorated party c reception at jobbers through eighteen big feathery fronds would be and "Ace's" own invention, a little expense. pe rf ec t. delightful bamboo hanger of distributors all oiver the You can have the green country. He does not have any In the plant line, AID Ferns pots loveliness of plants in your distributors in Florida, but you & FolIage carries Philly Poles if you need something home or office without a green can ourchasethe "Iittleneoole" hirk u,v n.- .a,.v I..-... 1.--.' £.. fl. -- -" .... - . uv,,uriiiv A AMA that Spmlriole County the holder of the following certificates has filed said certificates for a tax deed to be i$5d thereon. The certificate numbers and years Of issuance, the description of thi property, and the names in which it was assessed are leaf philodendrons growing upa Lye foot cypress pole. also Pertuum poles in various MIU nas wrought iron spiral stands with little steps for plants. These come in different heights You can ' HATS-SPURS LEATHER GOODS WALLETS-JEWELRY highest cash bidder of the ct house door on the 7th day of July. 1973 at 1100AM arid witl*jt a lot green money. Let "Ace" give you a full house-of plants ADV. g ' I a Horse & Rider WESTERN STORE CAAAI'I 323-7990 265$ Sanford Ave. Sanford L I V VW BUY DIRECT FROM THE WHOLESALER! W FLORIDA i'isii I1}RCI1itN'I's iqued thereon. The certificate numbers and years of issuance, the description of the properly. nd thC names in Which It was assessed are as follows Certificate No 503 Year o Issuance 1977 Description of Property 8@9 07 93Ff N of SE Cor Govt Lot 3 Run N 67 Deg Si Mm W I,I3 Ft Ft N 5464 Ft E 117.42 Ft S 67 D4'g't4 Min E91S3FtSSI$lFtto B.gfovRdSeOOT.2OSR 30E Name In which assessed Lavern C Clark Jr. and Elaine If Clark. All of said property being in the Cotr4y ol,$eminole. State of Florida. Unless such certificat, or cer NOW TWO CONVENIENT LOCATIONS 410 GEORGE AVE. MIiITLAND ' ......... unproteceucovesanosnopping for amber treasures, not to mention sampling the products of the island's largest rum factory, Then on to St. Thomas where n,a.,A.aa,. till A.. ,.n.,.. ..a.. . a vwv"u. vuj yuu U Carpet Cleaning Flcor & Office Cleaning chance to purchase some real bargains (up to $200 duty free) in this picturesque port. Treat yourself to an island tour to really get into the mood of this lovely and unforgettable island, Charlotte Amalie is the capital and your port of.call Next, a night anc4 a day of pleasure awaits you in ancient cobblestone streets and wide modern boulevards, old shops and magnifirient highrise buildings of San Juan. You can explore Morro Castle or golf at El Conquistador; you can wanoer in a world 01 orchids and waterftlls or visit Latin style clubs and casinos, At Cap Haltien you enjoy an afternoori and evening of ad venture in this exotic pert. Explore the twin wonders of - the history Haiti's mysterious ruins of the Citadelle, still guarding Cap Haitlen; and the majestic Sans Scud, King Henri Christophe's new world Versailles You'll find that getting there I • I P '' 1915 at 11 00 AM Dated thiS 7h day of May. I15 a a Ib\'a I Ii# Ralph Dukes Owner Service Shredders V ' '"''" PH. 323.5954 , '. .. , Free Estimates 23 Years Experience 2621 1 at I Ave. G4f6___-4 -`Hag Orlando, Fla. 32I4 CALL COLLECT 305425.3601 Ph. 321-0780 Sanford 201 S. Elm Ave. (In the Ace Hardware Bldg.) IN SANFORD! " Th KEN'S AUTO CLEAN 260e Orlando Drive e i,,.i1fflU?l']: 'M (/ dOO1C C StuaL Ot'a"d r ' Market NOW -- -_r I ( EVERYONE IS WELCOME, 668.5046 " ' __ -- j i GENEVA , . . 4M OF SANFORD ON HWY. 9 TABLE RET 200 HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING I: I SALES & SERVICE 24 HOUR2SERVICE PH. 323-11434 - ALL WORK IS GUARANTEED II(fL 323.4757 L-: FACTORY SECONDS STARTING AS LOW •"-. Its- - - P.O. Box. 713 Casselberry, Fla 631 2133 NORM CHENE N AS (NORMALLY AS HIGH AS $393) , . INC. Spcwlizung In ('timmcrcul Ketriçer.*uon & .tu. ('ond lntt4lLll)kIfl & ScriIr 7-I •l ziaiisazvay SPORT 14' Fiberglass Products 1673 HANGAR RD. SANFORDrAIRPORT ALL FIBERGLASS FAMILY FISHING BOAT. Ask the man who wears one!! The Herald Covers The Local News of Seminole County Better Than Any Other Newspaper In The World. - SUBSCRIBE NOW - - - - - - - - ===== ---- FREE HEARING TEST I II HEARING AID - NO OBLIGATION Autheriltd Dealer Dana.., I REPAIRS Aud,tOqi. Other man a,asIabi, - BATTERIES, coRD' CALL 834-8776 AND SERVICE 320 S. Hwy. 17 & 92 GEORGE C. HEARN CALL 322-2611 THE HERALD lieniITO BUGS0 SAY - .•-' / - 'S. S I' p1 We at CARIBBCNA CRUISES OF ORLANDO $ SALE - - - OPEN SUP(R MART en s$ uto Clean . ' 09. I 1(1(1 PH. 830.7702 or 671-3346, KEENE MECHANICAL, ..- BTU's ; ' , Guaranteed In Writing For S Years K 100 N. MAPLE, SANFORD (Across from Firestone) www . fbi 10000 J)IJI,?.. Only Authorized Ny Ionize Applicator -, EH from 110-50 lab world in distance. Besides pleasure Cruises they can assist you with transportation on your business trips, since they offer a complete travel service. Drop into - their Winter Park 1.., . r. - .' ROOF COATING , ' , ro 1111 - / / quaint MOBILE HOME NYLONIZE Includes' INTERIOR SHAMPOO including rues seats a door panels, HAND WASHED AN0 WAXED, Fr,,Osflwr,p,ins ICOwISI'S Wanted NeEipeflflcI tCtU.Sry Oe;n Y.ofl ,,,,,,,,,, '"- Central Florida Nylonizing EN'S WIN _--_-_._ FERN PARK, FLA. 634-2010 , ,,,' INC." 2035 HWY. 17.92 9:30.5:30MON.SAT. 12:00-S:00 SUN. Av a ilable with csiorl,iI fI,wr$ made ,, .rder. ', "i.... . I33taitRob.nson Sued _r ..."... ' , II ' joalforial - %'°O# Large Selection so Of Pottery (.?f! L and ' c' Statuary OFF A C?lavmlfl hovsi plIft?sr$ in 3 . ' Wastebasket. ' I S .. -- Schs - Smith & Ban Welding co SWEAT Starts stops automatically I I' - . ... . - - ..... . I ' _ 10 i i Electric. i' I 0 2O% 'I V -U snop, d uly tree shopping area, Mali location and get the details spacious main lounge, cinema, on this wonderful, economical nigPtly entertainment and cruise vacation set to island dancing, and two dining rooms. JOHN SH LEN! Food is an art on the ms floheme, whether it's a delectable breakfast, hearty You will have an un and delicious lunch, multi. forgettable vacation no course epicurean dinner, or matter where you go on the Riviera, You may stop at the inbetween snacks. Not to mention the lavish midnight better known and swankier Room Air buffets. The ms Boheme is resorts, or you may prefer . Conditioner one of the hamlets along the proud of winning the Pan American Exposition Fn1 ." Enjoy cool, clean air with a . coast, or one of the old towns Award for its mouth watering Carrier room air con-in the hills. Nice is one of the cuisine dit loner, whatever centers of life on the Cote John and Judy Schlenk, capacity YOU need, from D'Azur. It will probably be owners of Caribbean Cruises 5.000 to 33.500 BTUs, we your best headquarters ivi have a unit for the job. the Riviera. since It offers Travel Aqency, can offer you wonderful bargains on cruises practically every thing you " wjll find on the coast. In addition to whch, it Is the , I center for all excursions to -. . other seaside resorts and the I neighboring countryside 1. I I q..IroyI shall be retjeemrd ac C EXOTIC PLANTS 1 STRUCTURAL ORNAMENTAL FABRICATION REPAIR RESIDENTIAL COMMERCIAL U'- I every convenience, Complete air conditioning, elevator service, tourist information, heated saltwater pool, skeet shooflng, sports and sundeck, hospital, beauty salon, barber -. . . 645-4020 1290W. OAKRIDGE RD. ( it BLOCK OFF S OR. BLSMTRW 851.5241 -.. . - 'I .%.. BEHIND PURPLE PORPOISE' COrdinG to l o w the properly described in such certificatC Of certIficateS will be told to the Pslqttest cash bidtler at the court hOuSe door on the 7th day of July, They're beautiful, add value to your home and offer you security and prolection. . iv.. uay .uvv BELT BUCKLES BINGO FEEDS Ph. Specializing In $3010 Before you stop reading because you think you cant afford it, listen to this- the total cost is only $431. including . motorcoach transportation to . i• and from Orlando to Miami. * cabins based on double cc cupancy. port taxes of $9.50 '_._. t-. Only m s Boheme gives you !P" the four marvelous ports in a i,.uiiiii ,• . • . 11 on week cruise iii' ii'." - . iii,",' ,, , From Miami you sail to - -. Puerto Plata, where a day of pleasure awaits you in the "Port of Silver" on the north ... -7, coast of the Dominican and coming back are mar- ranging from a weekena to music -and be ready to gsther Republic. You'll love swim velous fun too, on the ms months in time, and from a few a wealth of pleasurable ming in azure lagoons. sunning Boheme, a modern vessel with hundred miles to around the memor ' memories ies this fall - ArtS! ''.' Thumb thumb SADDLES-GUN BELTSI the following certificates has filed said certificateS for a tai deed t t' WINDOW GUARDS "Thort'i No Place Like Horne" - -si - MIENS AND WOMENS HAIR STYLING Call For Appt.322.3936 .' U -...... Rida b" NOTICE OF APPLICATION MADE ..IIIAJ , ,j Ave. Franciscan Earthenware 0 NCE-A-YEAR CUSTOM ,. ' Permanent Waves 61000 $310 Shampoo & Set " 111111 - , Businesses enjoy the warm After selecting the perfect look plants convey tocustotfiers and has been in operation for They are perfect for anyone plant, choose the perfect pot to and AID Ferns 8. Foliage rents seven months He operates both without a green thumb and pot It In AID has lovely im. plants to offices and bulsnessps. retail make gorgeous hanging ported clay and ceramic pots in and services these plan' wholesale ' and S.rryCl.s.dSal. QUALITY SERVICE... GLASS RATES Break out of your shell! For 7 pampered, luxurious days. live L the life of La bohemet That is the enticing invitation of Caribbean Cruises Travel Agency, Winter Park Mall, in announcing their 7 da y cruise from Miami to Puerto Plata, DominIcan Republic; by. Thomas. Virgin Islands; San Juan, Puerto Rico; and Cap Haitlen, Haiti Sept. 6 13 on the 372 9146 13Otxiee'6 Be,iz1 See Carie bean Cruises Acevedo, owner Across from Movieland ,) Fems &FollugeAlA.T.D. Pictured amongst the greens is Ac-c ... n gecq I S. Park ',Mile South of 436 on 17-fl In Casselberry SANFORD uioi, FOR $1.35 1757, Sanl3rd 04 04 ON A A . ITEMS REDUCED MIRROR ., ..., --... 2593 S. Sanford Ph. 321.0049 r NO CALLS FRIDAY EVE THROUGH SAT. EVE A Week To Remember In September A NEW SHOP IN CASSELBERRY. & CEO 74 _• . -.----------- - VAN Heights Section 1 P8 10 PG 69 5 Arthur H Beckwith, Jr Clerk of Circuit Court By da Creel. Deputy Clerk Publish June 3, 10, 17, 74, 1973 __ Clean • 631.7252 B&E Fl/RN/TORE descriptIOn of the property, and the names In which It was assessed are as follows: Certificate No. 714 Year of 1153 uarce 1970 Description of Property Lot 9 81K C West Altamonte t.f.ca?es ' -.- A- issued thereon. The certificate numbers and years Of issuance. the (Section lV7.246 Fla Statutes, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that SemInole County the holder of - ___ AUTO PARTS AND ACCESSORIES LAWN & GARDEN EQUIPMENT - following certificates has filed said certificates for a tax deed to be FORTADEED -. Hw Few & Fo.iae FOR MORE DETAILS car seems to run belter after it has been washed and cleaned, . and the more complete the f' washing and cleaning, the better It runs For a really complete job of cleaning you need the services of Ken's Auto Clean, 100 N. -Maple Ave Sanford next to Southern Air of Sanford The f' owner, Ken Kehc, and his, .'.. .. . emptoyes, promise to give your car the best deaning it has ever d pr NOW haKen owned his auto cleaning business in Boston with his brother. Ron Kehoe, before , moving to Florida 3 years ago, He cleans cars, vans and pick --Le up trucks, For $30 Ken will give you his complete "auto groom" which includes shampooing the Interior including rugs seats & door panels, and a handwashing and waxing \.-. If you don't want the corn piete grooming. you can bring _____ yr vehicle in for lust a w ash. __________________________________ a Wax, an Interior shampoo or the engine cleaned Any c a r brought in for a waxing, is _______automatically washed as part of the job Kens Auto will make even the dullest car shine like new In the shampoo job. Ken cleans the headliners, door panels seats and rugs. He has better coverage that gives glow that gives It that "lke observed In the beginning, your thC equipment and materials to attention to the spots on your new" look, car seems to actually run better clean any type of fabric. In car that need special treat. In these days when most of us when it Is clean washing, he uses a special ment. On badly oxidized are thinking of keeping the old Don't think Ken's service as solution that brings back the finishes a cnriaI rnmnn.inrl !..8 - ".. -..-.-k k.. Ill*1 V U) lU)' 0 WdSfl 100' Of 'Wax lob." rpew look to the dirtleit and applied before waxing, Instead to before trading It In, it is good Think of It as "auto grooming.most neglected of cars, of just mixing the oxidized common sense to keep it clean Pamper your car a Any vehicle in is flnshwUhthe wax :s don: l;f gives you a Bring It in to Ken's Auto Clean hand washed brought d efore waxincl. with the ordinary method The psychological " to rive a for the cleaning of its life. The wax is hand applied for a paint is then buffed to a Shining clean, shining car and as we ADV. TUESDAY-FAMILY DAY And NIlE Hair Cut & Blow Dry - . NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Byron E Todd the holder of the Dated this 26th day of May, 1913 S Arthur H Beckwith, Jr. CIer, of Circuit Court By Ida Creel. Deputy Clerk Publish - June 3. 10. 17. 24, 1975 DEC 76 SPECIALISTS IN OUTDOOR PORTRAITS .'.--- Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Clerk of Circuit Court By Joy Stokes As Deputy Clerk Publish- June 3. 10. 17, 24, 1913 NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX DEED (Section 191.246 Fla Statutes) Clean .",. 'Ph 322 46 22 710 Magnolia Ave Sanford .- FREELANCE WEDDINGS PORTRAITS ADVERTISING A Clean Car Runs Better •_.___ Everyone has noticed that a " GardenLand (Seal) Name in which assesled H Knox øettingh.us at Trustee All of said property being in the County ofStmlItO4L Staleof Florida. Unless such cErtIficate or Certificates shall be redeemed cc. cording to law the property described in such certificate or certificates will be sold to the highest cash binder at the (ourt house door on the 71h day Of July. 1975 at 11:00 AM Dated this 26th day of May. 1975 Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr Clerk of Circuit Court By Ida Creel. Deputy Clerk Publish: Jurse 3. 10. 17. 21. 1973 OEO•fl Every House A Green House Glass 6 Paint Co., Inc. Auto Ken 's Sanford entered against you for the relief demanded In the Complaint. WITNESS my hand and the seal of tnt Court on June 2nd. 1973 NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX DEED (Section 197.246 Fl, Statutes) 'pose Senkarik c ter; otherwise a default will b DEO 29 1:j, MIRRORS *PAINT SWALLPAPER Potted DONALD RAY HENDERSON, *hosC place of residence and ad ED *ART SUPPLIES GLASS Medicaid - COLEMAN'S BAR.B.Q "The South's Finest" SPECIALS Choice of $1.19 Bar.6-0 Chicken Dinner or the $2.29 Bar-NO Pork Dinner. Creamy Cos Slaw, Cruncky French Fries, Delicious Bar-NO Beans and a Not Toasted Bun. Featuring Fern s Potted Plants Hanging Baskets 24 Hour Nursing Care For Sanf ord. FIa. Mon Thru Sat. 10 a .m .-5 P.M. k By Private Patients - VA OPEN . Tuesday, Jun. 24, 1975-58 Now I "where your friends are" Plaintiff, YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that an action to foreclose a mor , Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Aier S -$341114 120$ Park Ave. Sanford i INC. 574 N Orlando Ave. can assist you in planning a memorial vacation virtually anywhere In the world. Call 645, 7M. Open 9:30 5:30, Sat. 102. Friendly service ex. . - all. TenreotoMmplyrarklng. Reserve early to be assured of your first choice in tr an sportati on an cc ommodatioin. 7 Day cruise from Miami to Puerto Plato, Dominican Republic St Thomas U S Virgin Islands, San Juan, Puerto Rico 13Cap Haitien -S434 Haiti, Sept 6 - Travel Tips: Your passport will l)e valid ? for'at least 1&.r. years unless otherwise specified. OXTO / / - - OE M ONLY Rid Your Home Of Ants Termites, Roaches and Other Pests In One Day With Our Guaranteed Service. $3•99 Comes In BROWN / ? j AKIfl rii ART BROWN PEST CONTROL, INC. Sanford's Oldest and Largest Company Sanford 2562 S. Park Ave. -- WHITE AVAILABLE AT p.) - Emergency Service PH. 322-8865 v) 1) OE SIminof Cuaelb,rnj / �6B-Evenlng Herald, Sanl1,rd, Fl. Tuesday, June34, lflS - Legal Notice Legal Notice - Legal Notice Legal Notice - IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO. 7S.Ilfl.CA.I9.A CIRCUIT CIVIL - Legal Notice ___________________________ _______________________________________________________ Legal Notice - CLASSIFIED ADS NOTICE OF SALE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE (N TNI CIRCUIT COURT IN AND Notice is hereby given pursuant to EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FICTITIOUSNAME a Final Judgment of oreclosur, CUlT. SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA Plotice k hereby given that I am datei June 1RtP. 1975. entered in FLORIDA. CASE P40. 1S•$t1CAo9.E engaged In businrat Highway 1)6 FlORIDA (T EDE RAL SAVINGS CivilActlon No 75610 CA 09 Cot the CIVIL ACTION P40. 7S•1233.CA.o9.A HELENE M. PET ERMAN and Forest City. Seminole County, AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, etc . Circuit Court of the 11th JLiCaI MILTON A. LUKE and IRENE S. HAROLD C. BUCHANAN. CITYOF WINTER SPRINGS, FLORIDA Noticeo Public Hearing TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN ___ AVALON APAW"MENTS OrlQndo-Winte( PQrk 831-9993 322-2611 ______________________________ Seminole CLASSIFIED DEPT. . HOURS - DEADLINES 0 • - --- '. BEAUTIFULLY LANOSCApEDI SUPILAND- 3 BR.? bath, fargede See to appreciate, $3I.. fenced and POOL. $31,100. sparkling clean, 3 bedrooms, 2 bath, Bedroom, air conditioned, fur welcome-)?? SIct -"" WITT REALTY Convenient to stores, churches, major highways Trim) bedroom, I' baths, carpeted with central heat and aIr, 577.500. Peg Real Estate Broker 321 O6O, 3777748.323 7595 ______________________________ Sten strom - 7671 Hartwell Sanford S 1' bath, air, carpet $200 mo 531 s1 ,,, 3 BR. shade trees, flite iO(4I,o;,, 12X nio plut security 317 Cc'on,; ;a 1 :erfor c; ;o -- 3 bedroom, I' bath, nlie, fully carpeted, corner lot, monthly rent JOHN SAULS AGENCY 4 7 Bedrooms, adults Preferred, Week Urifurnithed 323 5854; __________________________ _____ _____________________________ F Lake Mary.? BR Furnished Adults, No p, 29$ State Rd IS Furnished Or unfurn,st,Cd 3 bdrn bath, water, garbage and yard care furnished, fenced back yard. 3230846 _____________________________ - - SANOPA - ---- . Kish Real Estate MOSSIE C. BATEMAN Peg Real Estate Broker JOHN KRIDER, ASSOC REALTOR 2701 S French Avr .32) 0041 IDYLLWILDE.. Like new 3 bedroom, 7 bath, family room, fireplace, beautifully landscaped with privacy fence STORING IT MAKES WASTESELLING IT MAKES CASH. PLACE A CLASSIFIED AD PlOW. Call 32? 76fl or 631 9993 CailBart Real Estate EALTOR3fl.749$ Stemper Realty Butiness.Hnmp, mmcd rmm..,i.I I lane highway. Great terms $11,950. Acre Realty, REALTOR 323 7710 V MULTIPLE LIST INC REALTOR 3774991 19)95 French 327 7371, 372 1496,372 193.4 37'? 1959.373 4)6.4 SANFORD QUIET, RELAXED LOCATION SANFORD 7 or 3 bedrooms, family room, central heat & air. Carpeted, range & refrigerator. fenced yard. Terms available. $19,000 WE TAKE TRADES SANFORD_Bedrooms,lim baths, central heat and air, fenced back yard Will dicker or swap. 524,500 - 3 Bedrooms, 2 bath home Is the answer, priced below $31,000 with the 3rd bedroom and apartment attached, but separate from main house Storage aplenty. Call today. There's only one like this. Arnie Levy. REALTOR Associate, Forrest Greene, Inc. ' - Rent From SCC Best lot selection floss available Sanford's Iwsse'st aid fInest Adult-Family Mobile Home Park, Come out and Inspect the Model Homes on - tAi 4 IJJ iiiI Broker, 107 W Commercial Sanford3fl ill) va G:'z5 display ,...._.._I rrrxius4 liAJhII,n WIIUIU WV. Luxury I I REALTORS, Maitlarid Branch 6475560 OpenlI Apartments - ' '?;j FROM CARRIAGE COVE I-, , State Rd. 427, 2.3 miles east of 17.92. Ph. Sanford (305j 323-8160 Orlaido p305) 134-2299. • 135 1505 W. 25th St. SANFORD FLORIDA DREAM HOME- Retire In, style, in this custom I bedroom lakefront country home on one acre tree shaded lot, 5*5.300. porches. large veranda, over acre lot. JOHNNY WALKER REAL ESTATE INC. GCPIEP.AL CONTRACTOR 32264,57 Or you might n,ist your chance i see this 2 yr old .1 bedroom, 2 bat masonry home In Sanford Centri air, double garage, fenced yar and workshop A steal at 5-30.70 Call 373 91)0 u'take your Budget go further, shop the Classified Ads every day arge 3 bedroom, 2 bath. includes disposal and dishwaSher, mint. berstiip in junior Olympic poet, tennis court. 138,500 Larry Saxon, Realtor Bedrooms, 2 baths. large family room, membership In recreational facIlities including poco ar.d tennis Courts $43,300 Bennett Realty Inc. -- '05 Sanora Aie )': 8121 55 FrIday, I SSe' sSign BPS., 7 full baths, ImnIy room & den, plenty stora it, large lot 32? 1047 ____________________ Kish Real Estate fr REDUCED FOR QUICK SALE- ROntals - cY4ariner's - • '- , . Move Into Sanford's Prettiest And Most Talked About Apartment Complex For First Month's Rent Only ________ -- 4 Unfurnshed ,,' Apartrr3nts. FurnIshed or Unfurnlshed Hwy. 17.92 Sanford _________ 323-1170 16.2 Bedroom - - ___________________________ Movingi Why Not Live In Sanford's Finest Established Residential Area? _, ______ - $160 Plus Furn. . • Dishwasher'Disposaf Clothes Washer•Dryer RecreationalBuildi,,g Heated Pool I '2 B'edroom ',, 7,70 -ii 1l0t.75tp,$t 3726655 $15; Selce all makes Family Special Aanafee oS'x17', 3 bedroom, fror.' kitchen, new carpet and furniture throughout $3,500 delvered and 0.0,,., - -- J.x 1,0 5 41'if.rpJV 1 ', * 10 I, ,'. ..r. i '1 Can New Double Wide Cassefberry, Hey. 17 9? $30 4706. 45' Burger Classic, excellent, livI aboard, cruising, 3 BR, l'. bath 51.500. See Chimera II, Monroe Harbor. 323 1)09 , I GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3803 Orlando Drive Sanford 3fl 3700 i'i J I clear flowing stream, horses O.K Terry Realty, REALTOR. 671 3711 us - CONSTRUCflON Sanford, Call for Appt, 322-3103 211 W.2Sth Remodeling TOTAL P*ICI III SOf.W 33 Year Mortfige '* Payments I..riol PCI. I's Pct & DeveloprM nt Corp 4)511 III $445 Inc. $75 lN$).U1.W7 *)a( tAMuil5ijv itt IA cwou N0I5 T,.&.*Li,, otMia HOWlS itt TWI HOlD ,,4f '6SVW;goodcatdition New Battery & Tires $500 Call 373 1969 Ambassador, 6 cyl automatic, good condition, 11,300 Call 830 5173 eves 76--Auto Parts coflditioned Batteries, $12.95 richange REEL'S BODY SHOP, ii, r__a___ .. '69VW,gOOd coriditlon-calt 322.7167 - sedan, blue with white top, PS, PB, radio, air, extra nice. 51.393 flHonda 350 CL. good condition Call Don Pope. 322 1651 Dealer Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 323 3564 factory air, factory AM FM stereo, cruise control. 12.500 miles. 54,200 3226915. garden spot. Floyd Freer, 372 5191 ELTONA- 160*121'. $1,000. - NELSON'S FLORIDA ROSES Woodruff's Garden Center MIt Cplprv A,,. . SKE MARY-2g.f'xl16', 116.700 AYFAIP- 10"xh47', $70,000 64-Equipment for Rent ENEVA- 1 Acres, 1)6,000 mu o,uv u,rr tueciric carp. hampooer for only $1.50 per day. PAn nfl, I 4 LAWANA 1(1511 Peg R#al Estate Broker OlUF4JIl AKC Collie puppies, sable & whiti Eyes checked, health guaranfeec - -- rTVUJ -' ixarina, fish camp or acreag luy'ng within 60 days. Wri (oshiol, 203 Ocean Drivi Unwanted Items Cluttering Your House? 6WksOId-1.*3 weeks, 7 female, 1 male $5 each 373 176.6 patio and lawn furniture at a good price Read the Classified Ads ' A Classified Ad Can Make Room In Your House And Money In Your Pocketl Female Shepherd Collie, 1 yr. old, - Merchandise needsroomtorun. Payforad 1764. -- 50-Mscellaneous for Sale -. . -- Call 322-2611 or 831-9993 WhIte German Shepherd Puppies, full blooded, five weeks, wormed. To Place Your Money Making Ad 130.3779201 MMTLANI) FLEA MART 1911 Hwy. 17 92 Open Sat. & Sun. 9.5 7392920 il Furnace and tank, used 3 mo., $5,000 BTU-$100. Days- 3210730. evenings- 64.5 0224. oct table's. Pool room going out of business, must sell I professional tables, 1" slate, like new. This week only. 1500. list $3,200; l antique srsooker table, $400; 373. 0652 or 6446460. SALE ! uetOsrm'Okedarnage, merchandise 2Sto 50 pct ott Buttons 8. Bows Children's Store 2610 Hiawatha Ave. Sanford 3738170 Service The Rest. Wes'ern Auto. '101 W 1st St tea Market, Sat & Sun Free tables Stan's Auction. Hwy 46 W. UST A PHONE CALL AW __________________________________ _______________________________ ________________________________ - Air Conditioning Hgme Improvemants Paint _____________________________ _____________________________ Central Heat & Air, Conditioning. For free estimates, call Carl Harris. at SEARS In Sanford, 332. 177). BUDDY'S P4OMEIMPROVLMEN ALL TYPES OF CARPENTRY AND REPAIRS. 327 111 . _________________________ Pest Control ______________________________ APT BPOWPI PEST CO'dTROL 2362 P,irkD, Investigators. Don't need!" Serve a useful purpose "MAC" MCCLUNG, Bonded again when you sell them with a INvESIIGATIONS- ALL T'(PES Classified Ad from the Herald. PH or 321 5215 Call us today! Don't delay! Just dial 372 7611 or 831 9993. To place your lw (st Wg,nt Ad ' Pit Care (and CJeij4jig Large Flea Market PET REST INN 8 Ph 37? iOSY (3c,rdr ALL INC. LANL) C1,LA1.iiNc, sllt,peslofs&aceragecleared We have top soil, fill dirt, clay. and shell available Please call night TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON or day, _______________________________ (formerly Harriett's Beauty Nook) 519 E. Pine3fl 5742 ESTERSON LAND CLEARING _____________________________ Bulldozing, Excavating, Ditch ' Beauty Care ________________________________ ' - en Saturday & Sunday. 9toSom Tables & permanent booths available All under cover. Located I", miles east of I Ion SR 16, Sanford at Stan's Auction 372 5719. lIrh. Counter tops, Sinks lnstallatio available Bud Cabell 373505 7 any lime hair's. btrlfet, $150, also shot gun bUlIIB rayiueiits per Zig Zag. in cabinet, 3 needle, 'ont load deluxe sewing machine old new for 5349 CC Pay balance 151 or 10 paymants 0119 See at. ,'SNFORD SEWING ('ENTER 307 East First. Downtown 109W 1st St.3fl 7333 We Steam Clean carpets Body Work , GET THOSE LUXURY ITEMS FOR A FRACTION OF THEIR COST FROM TODAY'S WANT ADSt BEAT HIGH ELECTRIC COSTInstall a water to air heat pumpfree est, DYKES AIR CON DITIONING. 3735177. a Ytj P',i,e Pr c'd ti'v rrut rio, try the best Expert pant & body work 7367304. after 6 p m 37) 1595 P(h L' d(.(v __, Ofte'.rig J,,abeReally )r used furniture, appliances, fools, etc. Buy 1 or 1001 Items. arty's Mart, 2)5 Sanford Ave. ecreacide granules for lawn in led Control GardenLand, 1400 W -- low as i *tde a4(tion of ti')Pl mat ore chock lull 04 In P'OmC lectures-each designed br ,'our ieastg, comfort and convenience cm.. at (* - 1971 Biscayne. all heavy duty parts Cu engine, I bolt mains. 11.500 or make offer. 130 5172 eves, 62-Lawn-Garden SPECIAL' Permanent Wave. $10. A?,k for "Glen" Bernice's Beauty Salon, 2633 Sanford Ave 373 39)6 Work Fill Irt, 'os' sol 377 591) Backhoe Service C&A P.tograpby RK SEAMAN. PhOTOGRAPHY Weddings, Candids.Commerical Portraits, Aerial, AdvertiSing SQmmer 'i'rOi r 5il Pressure Cleaning ________________________________ Landclearng. t'Il drt. clay, rock All kinds of digging House trail ,'rs s,ore and moved 327 9147 or .ig SLIM BUDGETS ARE BOLSTERED WITH VALUES FROM THE WANT AD COLUMPIS A &A CLIAPIS ALL Exter.or pre"ssurt'cleanng 373 C!fS ' ____________________ MØO. (is nu I5acv rie Custom hay baling, Light clearing 373 1177 alter 5. If your roof is for the birds Call the BirdAllen Wrenn Lawn Care Mowing & Edging 331 0707 luilding, roofing and concrete I b a I # I ,VWW U UUU Land Maintenance Home Improvements .4 fl .SEI.L V %P I $4 1. up Also free eslimlies on Call 323 6050 Wrinkle, systems after ;nm - -. ' ' - - ' - F 'pert roof repair's, flat roofs or '.hrigi€'s All wOrk guaranteed I3ROGDEPI ROOF INC. 7736700 - - UtiBty BuildIngs -- - Aluminum Utility Buildings inClud ing floor, delivery, installation Wally Watt of Orlando 296 22o - Will Drilling - - - - - MAINTENANCE For estimal WINTER ITEMS, call 322 7267 "DON'T NEEDS" FAST WITH A WANT AD Phone 372 761) or I)) 9993 and a ft iCedly Ad Visor will FIiminte the high :ost of watenn help yot,, your lawn We install sprinkle systems at the most reason,sbli LAR HEATING AND WATER rates in tue area Free estimates IUP4IFICAIION SYSTEMSSouthern Lawn Service 327 9597 :all Phil Goniale: 30,5 323 3939 . -- 1,1 "'#'''IS. 44! - ""4, U 1966 Pontiac Tempest i dr Also $964 Mustann.Sdr tJli,,fn....•L. 0567 ater6 CASH 322.4132 ood or steel desks (executive des. & chairs, secretarial desks I choirs, straight chairs, film cabinets, as is, Cash and Carry P401 L'S Cassetberry, 17 92. 830 1706 ome seethe latest in luxury famit living. the all new ?l'xôl' Gler brook, all on July 3 op prices paid, used, any catdition 641 $126, Winter Park Used office furniture plete set up, I'll save you mone' Licensed. Orlando 773 5470. NOLL'S .JJII•IVJ r1 - a.,a, ..e - A to Zoo. The complete story on our new Central Florida Zoo. Read it ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED ROBSON MARINE 97 flume payments, central air an Quantity. a - .-' Cast, ForYourjunkcnrs 3739136 1 Piece or Houtefull CA5H3734371 Any , NAT tONAL AUTO SAl 76005. FRENCH, SAP4F0R camping, SkIing, & fishing, 372 5111 or 322 0724 ront kitheri, deluxe carpet, central air L>etivere.j and 5,995 ASY LIVING MOBILE HOUSING 5737 E Colonial Dr., Orlando . ,' ANTIQUES 73' Crltthtield Cruiser. 140 Inboara Frontier 50' x 10' ,. - Any 11cm of Value SAPIFORDAUCTIOP,. 373 7310 5737 E Colonial, Orlando 773 6461 rid Mahogany full size bed. bo' .pnings & mattress, Good con lition, 160. 363 3592. i% , i,,urs ;r anted to buy used Office furniture F,, I ' ti.' ii oJd t..i'i.i, 5.q NIOf Lii tP ''.41 '' ," outboard power. Ideal for famil' wIth oak bookcase t,adboard & frame, chest I luetser, $75 Alto Misc items 372 30 Year Mortgages S pct. down or Convtntlnnal Mortgages. ur NO CREDIT CHECK-P40 INTEREST-NO RED TAPE In EASY LIVING MOBILE HOUSING vole bed Wt are - _8oats_& Accessories O'x74', 3 bedroom, 2 bath. Fur. nished. $500 down with good credt * * * Sanlord)33 4733 ______ PORCH SALE- CIothe.Mlc Mat , Toes , Wet? 9 to 5 at 9'? $xi.;rtoiia Avp 57)7 F C,loniaI Or Orlando 51-Household Goods - It 'wi"• I."-t'. "w"iI ti t*i. 4 'Close to everything yet away from it mill 'Large wooded tots •Street lights Paved streets 'Sewers 'Sidewalks OFML?'S £46 'rage Sa!es I Easy Livina Moblie Housing 14,,.'. mi OVER 6OPIICE CLEAN CARS TO CHOOSE FROM. EASY TERMS "Buy Dircct rrom Boxcar" ,' IPan.4 IP' F. HOMES OF DISTINCTION Other low prices. Horse & flider Store, 2155 Sanford Ave HER8 RENTAL PURCHASE PLAN 644 1006 _____________________ a'.,, ..., '--" •,..,• ._co.c.• , to Zoo. The Herald'S special lediononour new Central Florida !oo. Don't miss it On July 3 NO MONEY DCIWN! * * * , JIM DANDY JAll FEED , and with WE FINANCE lingo Sweet Feed, I? pci. 54 Mustang Pellets, 17 pct $3 15; COLOR TV, 111 WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY- SELL-TRADE 1 315 E FirstS? 372 54 n Into a new honi. 373)379 TV. 1200 S. French, 322 1131. tIOW W'Ti A CLASSIFIED AD We can move yci For Your junk Cars 67A-Feed Color TV'S from ISO: B&W, fror 42-bile Sanford n't rn, I, to 703 Herald 5 0. dication ye for Oir ritA ltrel Flurid.i Zoo. blication dat' Jul" 3. 1541 Lee Road, Winter Park 5644431.1 John Saggio PEAL TOP BROKER - -Autosfor Sale 1 P19-535 :_ 3 LONGER Il'iIiD CAISPING SEAR IS IN DEMAND SELL IT ''.4 - , old, large fa ti ly room with fireplace, very r'e lot .slmost 1 r.cre ldyllwilr 'iction 323 9441 YSTEMS FOUR INC 6 :..,......__,. - Radios, Tape RecorderL Recor Players, Black & White TV5; 241 Park, Sanford. Reg Real Estate Broker awn Mowers We Sd. The Best 8. Owner Lovely t.'irOOrr',. 1 year - j - .' 2 6)73 .1 r 377.2357 Unturrushed W/W Shag Carpet - - mpty, move right in, 4 btdroo.'n, family room, separate living £ dining rooms. 30'xIO' screenenj porch, huge inside utility room, 2 car garage, 2'.: yrs. Old, REDUCED TO ORIGINAL COST, Swim in community pool. Low. low down tssLarire . Days PlIghts 377 S ANTED•DESPERATE 4i"/ Villas '. T. JOHNS FEALTY CO. BROCiRS . Sand lewood 2 (lydrooms, Fla, room, dlls:ised garage. fenced yard $1 1.12'?, 32) 9555 APARTMENT GI11age E'J1 HAVE TO BE EXPENSIVE _________ ', " yowner. like n Desirable home, lovely neigh borhood Large Corner lot, Ipacious BR's, 2 baths, Fla. rm . ' bedroom, 1'', bati :n corner lot, $Il,9 Existing I '6,500. 7 pci. mtg, 3238607 REALTOR 3701 S French Avs ,321 00.41 - I a. D.cHart's Radio Carry.ln Servici " LOPICWOOD 3 bedroom, 2 bath cen heat & ar, carpeted, fenced,' car carport, FHA terms. 576.900 530 5656 - 'o'd 1 ton, steel stake body with rift gate, $1,300. Also '17 lion stake )ody with Ift gate. 3230690 After Kennels Thanks to you, a Patio Houses - ' IMttLI( 1ftRLIY Harold Hall Realty ______________________ .,r wiIll Jeep "Ickup IWheet Drive Rr,antqood $700. 3fl 6590 Haven Groc- ng 8. Boardir service, used machines 7701$ French Ave,321 0011 26065 Hwy. I? 92 REALTOR 373 5771 __________________ 32)3151 RABBITS: All Sizes t•..ae. .a.1 S '.a... ' yr. a 5,4*, VWVF I 3771001 SHADED LOT- Overlooking lake, Loch Arbor, lakefront,) BR, 2 bathi den, heat air, garage 549,950 Acre Realty REALTOR, 373 7751j ' 3306 S Palmway, Sanford ArVtIarYAbnI Kish Real Estate Terms. 373 7750. ________________________ ______________________ - ._ autiful large home on Lake Mar' 120' on the beach, I screened i fireplace, porch, low dowy $11,950. Acre Realty, REALTOR ;'u. ' . - In Lake Mary On Lake Mary Commercial Zoned, 7 BR. garagi - ______ _____ 2543 PALMETTO AVE.. 3 bedroom, 1' bath. kitchen equipped, con. venlent to shopping. Drive by and call. 173.500 - STUDIO 1,7.3 B ED R OOM SUITES 2 BEDROOM TOWNHOUSES _________________________ 24-Busirss Opportunities 29Vrs Realty Experience $4,300 ' ' $1500 REBATE PlO QUALIFYING Ni rw 3 BR home, all extras, S pc interest $29,100 372 2717. Patio 19U Ford Pick up. 1, ton, good conditIon 117W. Coleman Circle LIve Rabbits 51 50 KENMORE WASHER. parts, HUSKEY REALTY REALTORS 615 7333 ___________________ ------' Lot COME & GET UMI jj- V' * 2 BR vacanf, block, wall wall car peting. fenced back, clean, close in Consider renting Reasonabl1 pn'crd S1,90O MOBILE HOME PARK '---. sectIon, 1' lots, carpeted, central alr.heat, all electric kilchen, fireplace, newly painted, 3.37,5, With 2i 'Jlof5,$37,5OO,OrbeStof,. * rni.i -, .,u,, i'v-,rucjcs-prairs - customers. 372 3752 odern and sharp 3 bedroom spli plan, 1', baths. fenced yarc garage, carpets, stove an Virginia, Sanford's exclusive Commercial Properties Homes, Lots And Acreage 'Cove. - 2SoS Park Dr 2 t i!1t. SANFORD- 3 hedrndm, 7 bath, 511,900 Pgv, houses in a rural area Plo down payment, monthly payments less than rent, Government subsidized to qualified buyers Call to see if you qualify' M IJPJSWORTH REALTY Req RealEstateBroker 103W 1st St. 373 61. 373 0517 Eves. - -•---r I 52-Appliances ient Purchase Plan * CALL OWNER- 322 1195, 210 3737643 '. bccjr,'v' . Choice Listings Yc..'rMLS Agency - They're Hot' * Associate 0100 'J4.'4.'?LU flIIflhI'iie PEAt TOR - "Get 'Em While * Eves 37) 0.455 '7')') 1. _-Hoijes - ' - Broker _________________________ iiiex _,,,,, 377.399 . 1 bath Deep lot with chain linl fence In good condition, wii consider FHA or VA $21.5.0 Real Estate - Oa,s 377 7174 377 1301,2610 Hiawatha Ave at 17.92 the County Court House, Air LOCH ARBOR.- I bedroom,7 bath, Condition, heat and utilities fur. 5S9,O° tPm LAKE Pi'APKHlM-- 1 7 bath, - urniyure chests, dressers. night stnd TV's, DInette's, Refrigerato. baby needs We have termc fc good local credit. DAt,, FURNITURE, $ts'J Sanford Ave 3739370. IN ALL PRICE RANGES 7W lstSt 322 SUPILAND ESTATFS- 3 bedrooms ' - ( ' Peg. Real Estate Broker " 372311 AFTER MRS 372 0611 i Reasonable prices. Twin, Ful Queen 6. King Size beddint BALL REALTY HIGHLAND PARK-THIS AT TRACTIVE 3 bedroom, I bali home with a breezeway is pricei at only $19,500. Call for more in formation, - CLIFF JORDAN,REALTOR -- AtTOR 19211 "SANFORD'S SALES LEADER' , PAYTON REALTY Realty • - 37-Business Property . Office spsce for rent; across trom ?IParkDr, 05ea u.,uy Tusay, June 14, I7S-7B refrigerator, 5160 275 Mo 531 1221 .-_-_.".._.--,,_--.- Winter SprIngs, 7 or 3 BR, large tamllyroom Beautifulshrubsand trees $700 mo 631 Ifl? Jim Hunt Realty lake front home, central heat and HANDYman's best bet: 2 BR, air, trees, and other extras, batn, frame home. 5)0.500. 939,000. fished, plenty of ground, children . ' pool. - Furnished --------- cond., home oct large lot. $?2.2C bath, .__ - ' 2 • :rt -''' •-' ------------- bedrooms, EXCELLENT- 7 BR. 1 bath,ai voning Herald, Sanford, PS. 41-Houses ______ • Sunday - Noon Fi'idaj .w .. I - D!ITONA.-- New Duplex, Furn,oq Sacres + 3 bedroom, 2 bath mobile WEKIVA RIVER unhurt,, Drapes, Water, home. 572.500. Owner financed. Lawn Adull mobile horne viilage, under Care 373 117$ or 661 6146 large Shady oaks on the scenic Acreage -. Weklva. Modern clan interiors, 32-Houses Unfurnjshed from $110 SMi, W. of Sanford, 372 (2) 3 acre tracts, very low down _____________________________ 1470. payment, mobile home approved. 7 Bedrooms, living, dining, kitchen, garage Sanford Ave. $143 mo. 36-Resort Property We have nany homes under $70,000, $311649 very low down payments owner financed Please call us! Hutcp,iwn Ocean front Apartments, 7 Bedroom fenced yard 339 S Atlantic Ave $lSOmo. AduIt pref erred Daytona Beach Call )fl 37) 5154or372Mo Noon The Daj Before PubIicQtion or- - forget it with a Classified Ad 317 7611 3 bedroom, Bedrooms, lamily room, 7 Casselberry nice clean 2 BR, carport Children "kay jalousied patio, fenced, $110 mo. 373 2517. plus deposIt 867 1176 .s - Very Exclusive 4 Why Store it and forget it? Sell it and I Bedroom Air Conditiciled furnished duplex with utilities $95 mo 372. 4131 ' - :-i ditloned. automatic washer, 5)30 plui utilities. 3,49.5479 - 31A-Duplexes RATES -. Two bedroom trailer, air ADULTS, P40 PETS 116W. 2ncjSt PIiint,ff Florida under the flCtitij name ,, Circuit in and tar eminoIe County, LUKE, his wife. Plaintiffs, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by OLYMPIC KARATE ASSOCIATION vi. Florida, Plaintiffs, vs wherein CITIZENS theCityCounrilclftheCityo(Winteq OLYMPIC KARATE, LARRY M. MCMANUS. et al. a that " SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOC KOSCOT INTERPLANETARY, Springs, Florida. that said ConciI 4Ca line Defendants $thruSIimeS IATION. TEDDY C. DAUGHERTY and a corporation INC., a FlorIda corporation; will hold a NOTICE OF ACTION public hearing at 7)0 CIeck.oftheCirclt Court, Seminole .31Cm un. lhru 25 times Plaintiff and BERNARD BORSACK JANICE C DAUGHERTY,hIsWife, GLENN W. TURNER and ALICE pm., or as soon thereafter as County, Florida in accordance with TO LARRY M MCMAPIUS ithOse and KAREN UOACK. 1:00 AM, 5:30 P.M. ANN DøI*ndants TURNER, Thtlmes his wife; his wife POSsibie,onMonday,Ju1y141975,to the provIsions ot the Fictitious address is ro Brookwood HOtel GENERAL NOTICE OFACTION MONDAY titru FRIDAY (S?.00MINIMUMCHARGE) rIPIANcE tOR consider the adoptuoii of an WORLDWIDE DONSULTANTS. Name Stj'tutes, To Wit 5ctjon Prop. (No 301) 2110 PcachAd POP. (ION OF FLORIDA, a TO TEDDY C. DAUGHERTY and (NC., a t-Iorida corporation; SATURDAY 9.Noon dnance by the City of Winttr 3 LInes Minimum T ret Road. NW.. Atlanta, Gr'orjja. Delaware corporation; BARNETT 09 Florida Statutes 1957 JANICE C. DAUGHERTY, his KOSCOT INTERPLANETARIA de Springs, Florida, title Of which is as YOU ARE NOTIFIED that Olympic Karate AS%ociif on. wife an BANK OF WINTER PARK. N A., a MEXICO. S A.; THE R. C COFF. Inc action for a foreclosure of a mor address unknown national banking association, are MAN CO., INC.. a Florida cor. AN ORDINANCE OF THE CIT' tgage - Lot 25, WINSOR MANOR, Defendants, I By Edward Flick, will sell to the highest YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an poration; PINKER MATERIALS OF WINTER SPRINGS. FLORIDA, a(COfdIflQ to the plat thereot President as and best bidder for cash at the west actiontoforeclosean Agreement for CORPORATION, a Florida cor AMENDING SECTION 61, AR Attest S: Wayne Lorance, recorded In Plat Book 16. Page 91. front door of the Seminole County Deed on the following property in poratlon: THE UNITED STATES TIdE I. CHAPTER 6. CODE OF cretary Public Records of Seminole County, Courthotjsejn Sanford, Florida, at Seminole County, Florida: OF AMERICA; and THE FLORIDA ORDINANCES, PROVIDING FOR Publish: June 71. July . , . 1975 Florida, has been filed against you A i , on the 7th day of July, 1975, If 19, Block 77, SUBURBAN POWER CORPORATION, a Florida DELETION OF PHRASE "POLICE DEO 153 andyouarereguiredtosei.veacop.1 the following described property as HOMES, Seminole County, Florida, corpoation, DEPARTMENT" T HEREFROM of your ritten defenses, if any, to it Set forth in said Final Judgment to according to the Piat thereof, as AND INSERTING IN ITS STEAD Defendants on RALEIGH W. GREENE, Ill Wit: recorded In Plat Book 5. Pages 60 THE PHRASE "FIRE DEPART NOTICE OF ACTION ose address is Tenth Floor, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, 11TH Lot lOS. Highland Pines, Unit 1, as and 61, Public Records of Seminole TO: KOSCOT IN MENT." ADDING ARTICLE ill. JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AND FOR 3ctrT'ents Unfurnished Florida Federal Building, St. recorded in Piat Book IS, page County, Florida. 4PerIs CHAPTER 6. CODE OF OR TERPLAP4ETARIA _______ SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. Petersburg, Florida 33731 on Of Public Records of Seminole County, has been flied against you and you __________________________ de MEXICO, S A OIP.IANCES. TO BE CAPTIONED befor' July 21st. 1975 and file thC Florida. CIVIL ACTION p40, 74.5 are required to serve a copy of your "FIRE HYDRANTS," PROVIDING ADDRESS UNKNOWN ARE YOU LONELY? Let us help Deflary, ActuI's Lovely large I bed original with the clerk of this court including the buildings and ap in re the ,Marriae of, written defenses, if any, to it on rop You, KOSCOT IN you to meet the right person lust room, air. IdiaIfor retired persons ether tefore service on plaintiffs purtenances located tPterion, and DONALD F. WRIGHT, OF SUT RESPONSIBILITY. JAA,ES 0. AVRETT, Hustand, TERPLANETARIA de MEXICO, PLACEMENT AND HFIGHT for 'OU. NATIONAL SINGLES 322 8054 attorneys or TON,WRIGHT immediately together with the furniture, fur. & SMITH, Plaintiffs' S A., are hereby notified that an STANDARDS OF FIRE CLUB OF AMERICA Phone 305 GWENDOLYN JANE AVRETT, thereafter; otherwise a default will nishingsandfixturess$tuatetherein attorneys, whose address is 113) Amended Complaint tc, Foreclose fledroorv's 170 E 26th 51,513$ mo HYDRANTS WITetIN THE CITY 773 2710 be entered against you for the relief and located thereon Wife security. No pits. Water L I Ml I S . ES TA U L I SHIN C South Oranqe Avenue, Post Office Mortgage on the following described d,,manded in the Complaint or (5e.l) NOTICE OF ACTION Box 3.7, Orlando, Florida 37802, on property, to wit: furnished 372 1587 SPEC IF IC RE 001 R EM EN T Lecithint ' Vinivarf B6t Kelpi Now petition, THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO or before July 10. 1975, and file the Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. The W ' of the NE ' of the NW ' THEREFOR, PROVIDING T.IAT all four in one capsule Ask for The property proceeded against is GWE NDOLYN JANE AVR ET T Clerk of the Circuit Court original with the Clerk of this Court (Less the S. 72 feet) and the SW , of FauSt's Dr...' h t'.'1'1 V86 cnbed as follows' WATER SERVICING IIT1LITIES WHOSE RESIDENCE IS THE CITY Pither before serce i Piinlitf' inc NW 'i (Less the S )0 feet) and By FlaIn Pirbarde are too tigh,?ACtSified Ad ifl SHALL PROVIDE WATER FOR OF SAVANNAH. 10? 25. WINSOR MANOR, ________ ac Deputy Ckr:. ".".. &iV' A '' )ateiy theE ' of the NW of the THE HERALD is the answer! 4 . , ..,e plat thereof as Puhtith CHATHAM. S'iAt c OF GFORCIA, 24, 1975 thereafter; Otherwise a default will Sectlo.'s 36, TOwnship 71 South. TO THE CITY; RLPEALING ALL 54_ost & FoUnd AND WHOSE MAILING ADDRESS recorded It, l"tat Book 16, Page 91, OEO.tii be entered against you for the reliCt Range East . .__.-.- _- -..- ..- ..-----ORDINANCES OR P,PT5 OF MASTERS COVE Pj( Rr'cors of Seminole Cnuntv, _______ IS 4504 OC,OEECHEE derand in th cornpIr'y iFSS Frn, !bi' SF cornc' of CS i ' INVL ICT ON 'rPi1 LAvF c, r :ori, ANP'I 1, )RIA L 0 i%i;E a'.', ar tIl1 f i4 t ? ? dt 5F E P .%(fl, TV WITNESSmy hand aM thesealof A SwOtri 0titcn tot Moditication 56, no questions asked _____________________________ NOTICE OF SHERIFF'$ SALE tl's Court on IbiS Ijlh day of June, Township 21 South, Range 30 East AND EFFECTIVE DATE. having been filed regarding sour this Court on June 70. 1975. Sentimental 37 O3SI NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that 1975. run North 1 degree On 8. Two Bedroom ai,artments 6. $ A copy 01 said "dinance shall 76' 10" West tormer marriage to JAMES D (SEAL) by virtue of that certain Writ of (COURT SEAL) along the East lIne of said NW ' of houses avalable at the Office of the City _________________________ Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. AVR Eli, in the Circuit Court in anø E'eutIon lued out of and under Arthur H Beckwilh, Jr. NW '4 a distance ol 26.3 6 feet to the Clerk of Winter Springs, Florida, for for Seminoli County, Florida, the Clerk of the Circuit Court &hj Care the seal of this County Cot,rt of As Clerk of the Court all persons deSiring to examine short titleof wh'ch is point of beginning, Continue thence ____________ ________ Payton Realty CY Joy Stokes IN RE: THE By: Elaine Ridharde OrangeCounty, Florlda.uponafinal same. North 1 degree 26' 10" West along Deputy Clerk MARRIAGE OF JAMES o ludoment rendered in the aforesaid As Deputy Clerk 1301,2640 Hiawatha Ave said East Line of said NW ' of NW Complete child care services. New ' Publish' June71 July I $ 15 191$ ALL INTERESTED PARTIES AVREIT, Husband, and GW court on the 78th day of January, Publish: June 17, 71. July l.a. 1975 ',adistanceof 1013teet moreor less Summer Programt HEY DIDDLE are invited to attend and be heard, ' DOLYN JANE AVRETT, w, DEO.1i7 A 0. 1975, in thet certain case en DEO 117 Love Animals? Then you'll love the to the NE corner of said NW ' of DIDDLE DAY CARE. 323 5690 THIS NOTICE it 10 be these presents Command you to ttled, Domestic Finance Company all new Central Florida Zoo. Read NW '4, PUblished in THE EVENING thence iun Westerly along Child care In my horn,. References, appearandfileyour Answerorother of Orlando, Plaintiff, vs Anthony all about It in The Herald's A to theNorthlineof said NW 'iof NW ' NOTICE OF APPLICATION Hwy 127. 373 1411, Sandi. HERALD, a newspaper of general defensiveplead'ngs withtheClerk of Vllanella and Rosc'ila Villanella, Zoo special July 3 a distance of 430 feet, thence South 1 Circulation ,n said City, one (I) tme FICTITIOUS NAME FOR TAX DEED the Circuit Court in and for Seminole Defendant, which aforesaid Writ of degree 26' 10" East parallel to the Special Summer Rates. Open 24 at least 15 days pror to the time of Notice is hereby given that WC 3 Room, 2nd floor rear (Siction 197.246 Fta Statutes) Co.jnty, Florida, and serv a copy Execution was delivered to me as the public hearing, East line of said P4W ' of NW ' a hours; all ages. Swing Set Nur. Apartment; utilities included are engaged in buSiness at 3619 thereof oi. Petitioner's attorney, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, Sheriffof Seminole County, Florida, distanceof 1013feet more or less to a DAT ED this 19th day Of June. 1t7$ sery, Fern Park, 8)1 111) CaII373 9379 Seagrape Dr , Winter Park, Jack I. Bridges of Cleveland that Seminole County the holder of and I have levied upon the following ) point South U degrees 33' 20" West CITY OF _____________________________ Seminole County, Florida Under the following certificates has filed described property owned by An Mize. Post Office Drawer Z. San. 100 feet from the point of beginning, WINIER SPRINGS, Immediate Occupancy, I 6. 2 the fictitious name of SCH ford, Florida 3777), on or before the said certificatesfcw a tax deed to be thony ViIIaneIIa and Rosella 9GKJ Things to Eat FLORIDA thence North U degrees 33' 20" East ___________ Bedroom apartments $80 $170 WART? & SON TRANSPORT issued thereon The certificate 71st day of July, 1975. or otherwiW a ''illanelta, said properly being 100 feet to the p&nt of beginning fly S Mary T Norton Mo Children & Pets 0 K also and that se intoni to reqstcr dfull will be entered against you. oumi,rrS ,srd sears of SSuance, the located ri Seminole County. Florida, pick, black eyes. Start ha been filed against you and you C.ty Cerk furnished 32) 66 said name with the Clerk of the description of the property, and the more particularly described as WITNESS MV HAND AND OF. Morday, June 2). on SR 16 & Old _____________________ are required to serve a copy ot your Circuit Court, Seminole County, NEWMAN 0 BROCK. ESQUIRE FICIAL SEAL of the Clerk of the names In which it was assessed are follows: Monroe Rd 3 ml West.t Sanford Answer or Pleading to the Amended ATTORNEY FOR CITY OF as follows' Florida In accordance With the 31-Apartrnent C;rcuit Court, on this 19th day Of Various and assorted hwsehotd omplalnt on the Plaintiff's At WINTER SPRINGS, FLORIDA _______________________ provisionsoftheFictitl Certificate No 1018 Year of Name June, 1975 items Including torney, J LINDSAY BUILDER, PUbllSh June 71, 197$ Il-Instructions Statutes, To Wit Section 66509 issuae 197? ISeal) or unfurn Apt 5, large 18.? 1 Maple Occasional Table DEO 157 of Maquire, Voorhls & Wells, Florida Statutes 1957. Description of Property Arthur H. Beckwitts, Jr. bedrooms, carpeted, air con. Maple End Tables P A,, 135 Wall Street, Orlando, S James J Schwartz RICHARD'S PROFESSIONAL W S Ft of lot 3 Woodcrc'st Unit 01 Clerk of the Circuit Court 3 Lamps dilioned No pets Moderate rent IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR Florida 37801, and file the original BARTENDER'S SCHOOL PB 15 Pg 35 James J Schwarlg, Jr By' Joy Stokes 6 Wall Pictures 3721110 SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA Answer or Pleading in the office of Day & Night Classes 3 Mi N Publish' June 10. I?, 21. July I, Name In which assessed GIl! Deputy Clerk 1 Early American Dining Room CIVIL ACTION NO. 75-4U.CA.O9.B the Clerk of the Circuit Court on or 1975 Longwood. JunO. 17971. 119 Dt'vetopment Co. 3 rcoms, bath, air, adults. No pets Jack T Bridges, of Table DIVISION: I before the 15th day of July, 197$ If DEO-70 Allot said property being in the 372. $756 or 372 1111 Security deposit 372 249. I Early American Dining Room INTER PARK NATIONAL BANK, CLEVELAND & MIZE ________________________ yOufaIItodoso,judrnentbydeqault County of Seminole, State of Florida. Chairs ___________________________ A,, a Banking Corporation Attorneys for Pefdioner will be taken against you for the ' ' 1or2 Bedroom Aduttionly Unless such certificate or rer 2 7 Maple Beds, with mattresses, existing under the Laws. of the Post Office Drawer z relief demanded in the Amended 18-+lp Wanted PARK AVENUE MOBILE PARK tificates shall be redeemed ac Sanford, Florida 37171 box and frame 1;nhted States of America, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, 11TH ______ Complaint --Co'ding to law the property 7545 Park Drive $70 up 1 Maple Bedroom Chest JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AND ?Iairttiff, Publish' June 31, July 1.8, IS. 1975 Thisnoticeshallbep(Jbllshed once We have listings We havi buyers described in such certificate or DEOISI I Mapte Vanity or Dresser vs FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. aweekfor four consecutive weeks in certificat.'s will be Sold to the We need another real estate 1 Bedroom, near shoppitig, 7617 7 Bedroom Lamps FLORIDA. ROBERT C HARRISON. JR arii The Evening Herald ___________________________ Elm. Sanford No pets 339 6956. highest cash bidder at the Court licensee to help vs make sales 1 Sewing Machine CELESTE C HARRISON. his wife, CIVIL ACTION NO. 1S-11flCA. Done and ordered at Sanford, bouse door ci the 7th day of July. Forrest Greene. Inc I Vacuum Cleaner 11.0 and FLAGSHIP BANK OF WEST Florida, this 13th day of June, 1915. Iroom furnished apartment; gas & 1975 at 11:00 AM 323 6353, 322 8970, eves IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF TH I Zenith Television ______________________ OLANDO, N A. MARY A KREBS. formerly (Seal) water paid-child and pet OK; $35 Dated this 75th day of May, 1973 EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. 1 C E Radio MARY A. WILLIAMS. Defendants. Arthur H fleckwith Work your own hours Earn extra weekly or $175 monthly; $0) S: Arthu' H Beckwith. Jr. CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE 1 C E Electric Iron NOTICE OF SALE Plaintiff, Clerk of Circuit Court Megruolla Ave. 372 0281. income as an AVON Represen Clerk of Circuit Court 1. Flectric Toaster vs. Notice i hereby given that. COUNTY. FLORIDA By: J.,y Stokes tttive Call 641 3079 By . Ida Creal, 3 Skillets Efficiency apartment, all utilities pursuant to an order or a summary CIViL ACtION NO. GEORGE W WI1L,lA.M5, Deputy Clerk Deputy Clerk In re: the Marriage of furnished, summer rate, $92.50. 1 Oe Fryer LICENSED REAL ESTATE, sales final judgment of foreclusure en Defendant J Lindsay Builder, Jr., Publith' June), 10. Il, 74. 1975 1 Kitchen Clock person AdUlts 373 2296 ems 1. week. for teled injhe above captioned action, TIMOTHY FERRELL FIGGATT NOTICE OF ACTION YOUNG Maguire, Voorhis & Wells, PA DE073 ifldl Husband, Petitioner PROGRESSIVE office, ano the underSigned as Sheriff of STATE OF FLORIDA l'wiII eIl the property situated in ________________________________ No 135 Wall Street Seminole County, Flori pressure, Congenial off iCe Lets ','I at TO GEORGE W. WILLIAMS, Seminole County. Florida. described and Orlando, Florida 37801 Monthly Rentals Available PATRICIA 'N THE CIRCUIT COURT. IN AND 1100AM Ofl tht 23th djj rf Jre. JEAN talk wt,jr HUDSON 45 .'iide,,ce and mailing At'orney', for Plaintiff 5135.5150-Color TV FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. *0 1975. offer for sali i, tel to adi 'i. are unknown 'Lot 22 and 73. HICKORY HILL FIGGAIT, Pubtih: June 17, 24. July 1. 8. 1915 QUALITY INN-P1'jpTH FLORIDA the highest bidder, for' e'. Wife, Respondent Kish Real Estate VCL SUBDIVISION, according to the ARE OEO 1)3 utiict HEREBY 111. SR 434, Long*ood CASE NO. 7S'12'9)-CA.70-D to arty and al' ci st i NOTICEOFACTIoP4 NiVlFlEDthataproceed,ngfor øMt thereof as recorded lfl P11 iii'. 'at REALTOR In re: Adoption of THE STATE OF FLOR IDA TO the Front (Yes'l Door r- r 5iirnin ;a"tition of certain real property Book tS, pagedt, PublIc Recordso PATRICIA 7201 S. Frenth Ave,,321 004; Adjacent to Sweetwater Oaks, I JEAN HUDSON JAMESSTEWART KLINGLERand ole County C:.thout, , $a'i!rrcj Iacated at 109 Azalea Drive, Seminole County, Florida, NOTICEOFSHERIFF'SSALE DANIEL TROY bedroomcottage ldeaI'orcouple Housewiveswork at pleasant KLINGLER, Florida. the ,t,ovn c ec.rio'() err 'Together with an undIvided 731st FIGGATT, WHOSE RESIDENCE IS Sanford, Seminole County. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN minors Peferencesrequireci Nopets, $125 place, extra money for yourself. Wn.,I I pi' interest in Lot I, HICKORY HILL CITY OF CLIO, COUNTY OF All 'em', Florida, and more particularly that by virtucof that certain Writ mo $30 security. 323 1587 NOTICE TODEFEND See Mrs Lee at Quality Inn North STATE stored Adi iS Tra'i'f.:r& .':raçe described as: SUBDIVISION, as recorded In Piat GENEESEE, of Execution iSsued out of and OF TO: ROBERT F. BENNETT. whdse in aryd I in Longwood AND WHOSE ;orja ,rd Sti tonal _______________________ Lnt 6. Block C. Sunlnd Book 15, page 6,. I'ublic Records of MICHIGAN under the seal of the County -________________________ residence and mailing addrs are MAILING ADDRESS IS 14399 rn try (,t)or ,'t,allab e 'rorr the Civil Estates, as per piat thereof as Seminole County, Florida Housekeeper wanted, for retired Court of Seminole County. unknown t REP K L E V 'is' DRIVE. CI. 10, ___ Ui of Phe S r" noPe County recorded in Plat Book 1' Pages at public ste, tothe highttt and couple, one somi invalid, No Florida, upon a final iudgmet.t YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIEr) ',"rrilf't. L"r,iartm' r' bidder for cash, at the west front MICHIGAN 16 through 27, Public Records Of cookIng, good wages. Write Box rendered in tt,e aforesaid Court STEPHEN that NOTICE GEC"RGE TPi., YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED salo sale s being made to Seminole County, Florida. door of the SeminoI 2195, Sanford. Eta. ortthe7thdayof April, AD 1975, KLIPIGLER has filed a PVi'iO. • County that an actionfor DISSOLUTION OF tP.'.' terms of said Writ of has been filed against you by Courthouse in Sanford, Florkda at in that certain case entitled, 1) MARS lACE has been filed against the above.styled Coot" it' the e :otic,' Plaintiff, the Short title Of which DISABLED Robert M McGuire Plaintiff, adoption of the 'iiinct diiidre,i 21-Situations Wanted o'clock AM on the 8th dey Of July. yOu in which Petitioner is seeking a Johi E Polk, 1975 it MARY A. KREBS. formerly vs Dean Bollinger. Defendant, AMERICAN hint, diuolu?Ion of the marriage existing named therein. md you at Sheriff (Seat) MARY A. WILLIAMS, Plaintiff, which aforesaId Writ of TutorIng in my horn. an tnat you required to Strue a C.'r 0' (0 '.'ETERANS be?wen you arid he, Seminole County. Florida vs. GEORGE W. WILLIAMS, Arthur H. Be(kwith, Jr. Execution wa delivered to me written deft ii ant Ci N EQ i Publish: June 3. o. 17, 71 )975 Certlf led Teacher are required to file your Answer or Clerk of the Circuit Court Defendant, and you are required as SherIff of Semincfe County. Chapter Call 373 3737 other defenses with the Clerk of the JULIAN, fl.. r,4 5 "ENS DEo.,o to appear and file your Answer By: Lillian Jenkins ______________________________ Florida, and I have levied upon DAVIS & cIPIT')514, 30 "r tv's or Crc'it Court in and for Seminole or other defense or pleading With Deputy Clerk the following described property Pefltiiit. Off i.e 13 i 1330. County, Florida, and Serve a copy of Hwy 17 92 the Clerk of the Circuit Court in Pblith June 21. 1975 owned by Dean Bollinger, and the same on Pititiuner's Attorney. Snfcrcm I tridp,, 377'I, onJ file the 'N THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Sejth of Sanford DEO 130 and for Seminole County, said property beng located in 0tt iiI'ft ft..' Cle it,' the above. James E F'ggatt, Attorney at Liw. Florlda,anLjservea copy thereos IGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. DECORATIVE BUS1P4ESi" Seminole County, Florida, more stylexl Cctr? c"i cr t,etore July 2409 South Witlo Avenue, Sanfcrj, NOTICE OF APPLICATION on Plaintiff's attorney. ROGER elI established upholstery and CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE particularly described as e'vi".f Meetings Florida, 7"fl. , FOR TAX DEED he?orp the Xth I BERRY, 110 C. Commercial I default and COUNTY. FLORIDA Wrapery business, includng real follows uttirii'rv uoornent will be enteted (Section 197)46 FIa Statutes) day of ..t,ft.', i97i, Business. :3O lstTues 0rttr,lse a Cat. No. 7S-I3Q9.CAQ4.E Street, P.O Drawer 0 Sanford, estate. Under $30,000. One(l) 1970 Pontiac Four Door NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, default will be cn'er 'd ag ,gt coo. aga 'it.' eu granting adoption Of In re the Marriage of Floridi 37771, on or before the CARRICK REALTY INC. Automobile, Vin, No. n.i'dqen that Seminole County the holder of WITNESS .y "ar a::. ficial 10th day of July, 197$, or GENEVA C NEWMANS REALTOR 6173800 26fl90Eli6d79 '11 lESS my hand and seal of 'he following CertifiCates has filed tealofthecle'krdt"e Cir 'Court, Otherwise a default will be en PETITIONER. BIngo Said Vehicle being Stored at Court on sad the 19th day Of June, said certificates a tax deed to be on tPil ,'i c jy of ,'uy, 1, 0, 197$ Attractive Beauty Shop, Longwood tered against you and Every Wed. & Sat. Ratliff & Sons in Sanford, A 1 1975 iSSued thereon, The certificate (Seal) Casselberry area. Good l0CtiOn. WITNESS my hand ar.d of. HENRY NEWMANS,JR. Florida, Additional information Eriy Birds 7:13p.m. A'Pi .r P fji,y 'itt'. Jr m.,mber$ and years of Issuan, the Low overhead. Sa,700 1314447. ficlal seal of the Clerk Of the Respondent avaIlable from the Civil Division Arthur H Beckwith, Jr.. /1 (icr. 0ll: CC description of the property, arid the CircuIt Court on the 5th day Of NOTICE OF ACTION of the Seminole County Sheriff's Tail cab business and related Clerk of the Circuit Court names in which it was assessed are 1",': LI lii .J 'iri June. 197S TO- HENRY P4EWMAIIS, JR. Department franchise ('all Fadel 9013537377, By: Lillian T. Jenkins as fotlow' ir oe (Seal) RESIDENCE UNKNOWN andtheundersigneda,sheriffof STENSTROM, DAVIS Certificate Plo 612 Year ut JA1,tE! C F (l' i,IT Old you know that your ARTHUR H. BECKWITH, YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an SemInole County, Florida, will at & MCINTOSH ISsuance 1972 Attt,'n'i 'tt. g, JP. action for dissolution ot marriage club or organhz6tion can 1100 A M on th 2nd day of July, Flagship Bank of At. r igy r' " "t.n'•' Description of Property Clerk of the Circui t Court been flied against you and you appear In this listing each A 0 1975, offer 'for sate and sell Sanford Suite 2? hi'-'24 N 13 Ii Ft of Lot 7 w odmer , A c fly: Lillian T Jenk;ns are required t serve a copy of your tØ the highest bidder, for cash, week for only S.) per Post Office Box 1330 P8 11 Pg 39 S.irfCrj ii..-Id, 377", 29-Rooms Deputy Clerk written defenses, ii any, to it subject to any week? and all existing nfrt FlorIda 37171 This is an ideal J!.5' hifi Name in which assessed V. F."wO F )0 '7. :i, 1975 Geneva C Newmans. Petitioner, ROGER I. BERRY lelns.at the Front (West) Door Of Attorneys for Petitioner t:f.C, way to Inform the public Corp *hoe address is 7217 Pfartwtil Attorney for Plaintiff MAN OR WOMAN FOR ROOM AND the SemInole County Courthouse Publish June 34. July I. 15. 1975 Avenue, Sariforo, Florida, on All of sad property bunt ir 'Ps. of your club activit;es P.O. Drawer 0 t' BOARD. CALL ANYTIME, 3?) in Sanford, Florida, the abovi DEC 116 County of Seminole, Stateof FI:,rida. before July 3). 1975, and file the sanford, Florida 37771 described personal property. ____________________________ ________________________ Untes such certificate 'v cer original with the clerk of this court Publish' June 10, 17, 24, July 1. That said sale is being made tO , ('Ii! Cll.UIt C3URT FOR IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE either tifleates thall be ac 1973 before service at Petlfioner Efficiency room for rent Call satisfy the terms of said Writ Of AMERICAN St hiit.3I.E COUIS't'i', FLORIDA EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. or immediately thereafter; oth. cording 'o law the prr,perfy DEO 71 between 10 a.m and 7 pm 372 Execut'on escribed In suth Cent cite or C4''! '40. 70flC'4WE LEG;ON 7774 CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE wise a default will be entered Job,, E Polk, CI (lifT C' 'IlL certificates will be !, t COUNTY. FLORIDA. against 'OU for the relief demanded POSTs Sheriff NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE lxghe5t castt bidder L:c IDA 'EDI: 'U.L SAVINGS NO. 7S.257.CA.49.D il xl 'te court in thy ccmplalrtt or petition. 30-Apartments NOTICE ISHERE4Y GIVEN that Seminole County, Florida i.04b '.D house door on the 7th l.ss:i,TIoN, etc., of July FEDERAL NATIONAL MOP WllNESSmyhandandth,sealof by virtue of that certain Writ of Publish June 10, 17, 21. July 1, PIg n!iff )93 at 11 00 A M TGACE ASSOCIATION, tfli Court on June 11. 1975. Eiecution iSSued Out of and under 197$ A Da'ed this 7$lh day ii V.ay. 197$ Friends Will Envy Plaintiff, (Seal) Hwy 17 97 1 P,t:ie the seal of the County Court ot DEO 6$ .14. Sf.PP' I. RI (1. and LYNN C. S. Arthur H Becti 'fi. Jr., vs Arthur H. Beckwlth, Jr. South of Sanford Your gracIous Country living O?anQeC0UntyFIOfidaupoflfj3 R4'fi,, i eli tr. el $ Clerk of Circuit (ri.tt a. FRANK M PEALE. it 31 Clerk of Circuit Court Sparkling clean 7 BR, lust judgment rendered in the aforesaid r)tftnilants By Ida Creai, Defendants By: Elaine RiChard. redecorated, Only 3 left, Modern Court on the NC' CI OF ACTION MEETINGS Deputy Clerk NOTICE OF As Depu'y Clerk 11th day of January, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF tHE or Spanish furniture, Special A 0 1975, in that certan case en i p M -- 2nd and 4tt T). )5'f ii 1.1. lii'fL anci LYNN C Pbti5h Juni 3 10. Il II. 1975 FORECLOSURE SALE 11th Publish' June 17. '4. July 1. S. JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, move in allowance Quiet neigh 1973 titled, Eagle PA', Ii ,if 't'5 address is DEC21 ThurWay Each .','cnlh NOTICE IS H'REIIY GIVE?4 DEO1I1 Finance Company, SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA bors, helpful manager Plaintiff. vs Nicholas .1 tiiki IW1 Endirle pursuant to a Final Judgment Of PROBATE DIVISION and Karen Enderle. Defendant, NOrICE OF APPLL1TION Y(iU A II! fIITIFIED that an Foreclosure dated the 19th duy of BINGO CASE NO. 1S72.CP NOTICE OF APPLICATION which aforesaid Writ of Execution FCR TAX PE E) btti f .t fca't inure of a mor June. 1975. arid entered in Case No Fv"ry MOn & Sat Estate of was FOR TAX DEED deiivcred to me tqa' hgt ttntlIl,1 against you and 75757 o4 the Circi.,it Court of the 18th as Sheriff of RC) Støtutet (Scct,on 191.2Sf Flu BAMBOO COVE APTS. Fanly Bird at 7 IS P M KELLER S Seminole County, Florida, and l NOTICE IS ?IEREII" C,IvEli. yu irt' re IsIrill lii wve a copy of Judicial Circuit in and for Seminole (Section 197.246 FIa Statutes) at 7 ISP M Deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY 300£ Airport BIvd,37) I3i0 have GIVEN, levied upon the following that SemInole ,.nt',, the bolder •:f yr wtitlt' $efg'n.ti, if any, toltøit County. Florida, NOTICE TOCREOITORS wherein tt Seminz.,l County the holder ci Ppip toliowrin 1, rtf'catr. las f(I4 S FALt lkI "'tNE. III when FEDERAL NATIONAL MOP property owned by TO ALL PER SONS HAVING 2 R('drocrti unfurnithed apI ar. _________________________ the IOlIO'w,cJ cenlificates rias fiid described Nicholas J Enclerle •)nd Karen CLAIMS OR s.12 Cirtiticit1 fit a tag i't-d tot a:sdress 5 'tn) IIoor. Florida TCJAGE ASSOCIATION, a cot'- taidcertificatesfor DEMANDS AGAINST wall to wall carpet. $125 month Nix deed to be Endf'rle,saidproperty being located ir1sed the" .n Th c-ertifica' Federal Bt t'l:t'. St. Peterbt'g, puration organised and existing issued thereon The certifi:ate t$Odamrsqe deposit 703 C 21st St in Seminole County, Florida, more SAID ESTATE: ru't bet'S a', ,ears of ss.iance. ti' F orida 33131u't ii )tt'Ore July 31st, under the Laws of the United States, Yøu and each of you au hereby 3231319 after 530 numbers and years of issuance, the particularly described as follows \41- '')7 / he property, and tIe tiKrlptIr 1775 arid file the orioirsal with the is Plaintiff, and FRANK M. PEALE notified and required to file any description of the property, and the In ii t k's it was astPs5ed l:'t Cle,k of this cOurt either before and JANICE One (1) Home made motorcycle, claims and demands which you. or I' PEALE, his wile, dtd names In which it was assesset' are Seminole County 1971 License Plo II follow'i $irvlte at plainlif's atlorney or SOGER V. MUMM are Qefei4,gnts, at either of you. may have a9ainst said follows. hA 1649 Certi(i':IIC No. 101 Year Cl (mtnediatetyuiereafter; Otherwise a I will sell to the highest and bett estate in the offite of the Ierk of the \1 Certificate No 5.53 Year of Said property being Incated I 1)7 / Ctfaul? will be entred •'anst you b'der for cash at the ,Vc it Front i',suar,' icY? and Circuit Cou"t of the Eiihteenth s?orrci at Aitmonte Garage in fOr lh Dt:i r.pfionaf PrOptfty reilef demanded in lIve Door of lb.' Srminolt, County Judicial Circuit, Seminole County. Description of Property FLEET RE SERVE Altamonte Springs Florida; ad N 3$ $i Cf Lut 6 Smith survey it complaint or petition. Cburthouse, at Sanford, Florida. at Florida, Probate Division, in the 46. fLess Pd) longwcd PB i ditional ASSN Prripl'rly ii 'cm 0(3 154 Pc 114 SC '1 The property Proceeded against is 1100 o'clock A M ,on the 5th day of information available from Courthouse At Sanford. Flor,da. F NT,t APARTMENT 'tOMES PGS lltc2l& P0 5 Pg 23 wh.cli .nse' sod ' (rn: thc Civil Division of the Seminole withiri four calendar Pry's Mgr descrb.'ø as follows, Lot I, July. 1915, the following described months from Name In which assessed Loren. ,j County Sheriff's Freeman lP4C,LlSH WOODS, as per plat property as set forth Departmt, the lime of the •lrit publication of Art itt said Final Deminganri Joseph Ann Batcheller, Sanfod, Florida. "Malt" Aft o sai' property tjtf'Q in thi' thereof as recorded Is Plat Book IS, Judgment, to ;t: Picanso All of said properly being in the d the undersigned as Sheriff of thi$ notice Each claim or demand Matthew Pace 91, Of tts• Publfr Rpçf County of S.' 'ilysole Countt. State of * mvii be In wrifng and filed Itt Lot ?3. Block 3, IIEF TLEP County of SemInole, Stafeof Florida BIin Seminole County. Ft.orla. Together, HOMES ORLANDO, Section One, Meeting Smlnole County, Florida, will at 'tJplIcate and ttite the place of Unitss Such certl'icate or cit' 11 00 AM. on the 9th day of July 4'iPIOU1 limitation, the I;iiowinq UrI'III w,.i certificate or cc' "M0ndy.. ccin to the Plat thereof, as tificate's shall be rede.med residence and post office address of * Range.Retrigeraor ac AD. 1973, Offer f sat, and sell tO the claimant iusd ji I be redeemed mc if PlfI9lp', tO*CIflc Items of personal prOprty' rccordec? in P1st Buck I). Club Hours.-) m must bt SwOfii to Pages 5 cording to law the property the highest bidder, for cash, Subject by Ihe Central Oil with Air to 11w the pro,'serty C',Ttjiit( DalI'. t(IO%ed Wed) claimant, hiS agent Conditioner and arid 6. of the Pyfl)ll( Records of dOscribed in ¶,j(h certificate or t to any * t-r1,f,catc Or ireptate' ,\%rilut: In Range & Dithwashet Seminole County. Florida. a K a 206 cprtiflrahe'5 will Pngn TPtursoa ?XO and all existing (uris, at the torney, or the same shall "e v,)iCl be sold to the Front (West) Door of the Seminole iil he so'd to tbt itpotai - \l.f;c.t)t Full Speaker Radio Dated at Orlando Florida. this AriQhtonway,cassjIberry, Florida, hqheit cath bidder at the court County Courthouse * l"$I'rcOrn b.e" at the court t,''s$ in Sanford, 17th day 4 June, 1971 together with Range an' Furnace how door on the 7th day of July, Florida, the above desCribed per ycjt' club or o' at tf' 7th clay of July. organization YtlTP'JES5myhandandthel*f located therein and tttececmn. M.axlni Keller t973 at 11:00 A AS. sonal Property t't' Crt on June 2Qff,, 1975 h9.'5t It'1' LV. would like Ic I'.e included in * As AdminstratrIg DA"EDthI170thdlyf June, 1973, Dated this 78th day of My, That said tale IS being mad. to t.'Il% lltlng call: 1 CAL) flt'i HI 25th tiy Of May, 1975 Ieat) of said estate vets tatis 4 y tb' 14 ftc*lh, Jr Arthur H becr*,th. .1" terms of Said Writ of Gv'org. C Xeliey, Ill, rArihur H. Bttk*ith, 'r * S Arthur H beckw'th, Jr. Execution titx o' 'irji$ .'gurt Clerk of the (..rcu.t Co'ir' Attorney tnt' Petitin.'r Clerk of the Circu,t Court Jot C. Polk, THE HERALD Clerk of Cif(uit Court (ty a Ci eat. 8',: Joy Stokes 0, $lal,. Dirx.., Admlnls,ratrix ¶it,9f r, ia c,reai, * Deputy ç .i.y 'i,.s' PU. BOx Deputy Clert Seminole County, Florida Deputy t,lerk it,liih: one I tO '1 11. 1515 CLASSIFIED P,,blitP' June 14, July I, 1 IS. 1975 Publish: June 71, 1975 Apopka, F.,ri" P IIQ'. .it$ Publish June11 Eublith: June) ID, 17 24, 197$ , , 31, July 1.1, 0.77 )EO )4$ DEPARTMENT PvbIih' June 17. 24, 1975 DEO 149 OFO 109 llOW.AlRpOpT BLVD. rwrs oEO.io '422-J611 I arpentry. Remodeling, Additions, Nced your Qrast cut' PrompI an Cuslom Work. LIcensed. Bonded, dependent service %7 arid un 372 Free (stlmate. 373 6038 9597 WELLS DRILLED PU'APS SPRINIcLEP SYSTEMS All types arid sizes We repair amid Serivce STIPIE MACHINE & SUPPLY CO 1W 7itd5t 372 assif led Ads are here to help yu'u buy, Sell, rent or swap at a live cost. let us hatp you place your'. Call 3722611 or 8)1.9193 . . -- �IS-Evening He aid Sanford, Fl. CARNIVAL Ti•sday, June24, 175 BEETLE BAILEY I%% II40,5 WIN AT BRIDGE Mort Walker 4' (. "\ b1 1 I ip ,4 N% / \. 1 r4 Nx i,iege ' \.__ - ,l%t " s AFRO - ON T4 v. c -- M L Y ALLEY OOP I NOItTII It) 24 £3 A K 86 4 A Q82 A'74 WEST FAST A7 A A K.1 9 ., ) Q32 VJ 1095 J 1064 •K7 4 K Q 106 A 193 souTn A Q 1086542 V V7 953 A82 by Dave Grauc I'mr-M U4lN3S SM 'FINES.,EXCEPT') wu.., IF W14V?Y'ThN 10 FIT M PRETTY FOR Z)40ES! 'n.4IRE R&t.) MV FEET ARE G,ALL"! HOW'D 1}4ERE AIN'T - BEEN $C*,, G", 1CD BG YOU MAKE OUT? ANY IN MERE! T1E'( POBAmy - -',M)ULDN'T ? 11 4 •• If, ... - - r r r' 'I - •- IA 11 11 Lw L • i Pals T: I AC Sjj, Both vulnerable HAVE FIT iOU ANYWAY! - . - Piss rI 4£ l'tn' bidding has been I U.~~~ ' l'..c Pass 3y I'ass I 11, 7 ~ ,--N ~--,~r l-,- ( %000' • op I BAB'? TO vat*Ezx M4t'1 1.'(/ 46C$MtRI %a$P.8 LLY. DJi4T LV A A \1 ' iv 3 • ______ ~ 6 i ,r ~ ' t'ii 'wp.,.S i L So, the Intertribal Council wants to sue for the return of the eatire US. • • with the exception of Washington D.C. " ' Layer said current salaries are 35 per cent, or 129-4.696, off counties have cut all travel schedule represents a A principal's salary is because of still unknown Hughes said he had asked for low and predicted the board requests, but Harris says a 13 expenses from next year's "negative approach on prin- determined by the number of budget conditions, the corn- a pay raise for assistant would look favorably on the per cent cut .s needed to bring school budgets. cipals' salaries." teachers he supervises For mittee, under pressure from principals in a recommendation The school system's budget increases, that portion of the budget Into Barker wanted a principal's example, a principal with under Bob Hughes, principal at Sable submitted to Cowley. But Ernie Cowley, the school review committee has voted to line with last year's 17.1 mIllion level ac20 teachers under Cowley's new Point Elementary, agreed to Hughes said Coley left it out of system's assistant personnel salary to start at a (I 0 recornmend a $312 pay hike for The Ceur,t," ! assistant committee meeting yesterday "DO you see any way to cut teachers the principal super. $18,096, while a principal who pay hike. It salary Index schedule for ordered by Layer and based on elementary school principals, in which Asst. School Supt. by $1 million?" asked Don school vises, regardless of the number supervises 100 teachers would principals. statewide salaries. If the pay raises are approved Roger Harris announced the Reynolds, a 11 committee of years the principal has been receive a ton salary of $22,152. The rake will require apby the school board, assbtant eiunty cvcI services portion of member and nrinci'l But that s ) 4u!,!rm. under in th . .-'. • ln' - .!'-' • irv . t ItWIue• assistant 'pñn;le high Schliol. "No, I fire 'fro .r" Barker, schedule asks Owt b Though no action was taken tWnk we can sell and eaei: a dgh of I'1,2L4 a1r highe r ttn t'd lil:e to that (the cipals at the elementary level don't," Harris -said, noting, Lakeview Middle School not reach (elI pay until the end on Cowley's schedule or raise) to the board" Layer told earn 113,6% to start and a high 15 years. School Supt. bud Coriunjmembers pared however, that some Florida principal, who said Cowley's of the fifth year on the job. Harker' recumiienJation the Commissioner. of $17.2.• __________________________________________________________ , By Roge, BoIIen __ FUNN'( ______ BUSINESS (ECEk'MIC )WA(44I )W R57 U7 M4 A TUK SAGW F *a,' A ___________ ----,TALd", J (4 ~v II; -.1 1, i 4 k ~ " MW W 17 - AZWfl45 AM.' W. /. ,PWNT &15 bU N WC.LZLaVT CVT 7D4' \ /IZE a7 -b- \ r ,gji -- W,4 mu: 2/ - - I II I #111 \ r4I ?1 34_•. "fl. .• •. • r -- - - . ., . . 0 by T. K. Ryan TUMBLEWEED It I J11 Chic Young ? b I ___r -"• - 'j' - JI . 01 /' .11 11 NO! MuNawyowl PRISCILLA'S POP by Al BELIEVE CAtT' E&INS AT HOME MONEY TO N.4ANDLE RS' ,q). ___ FAIP . '-., .:' 1 (ENQUGI- ~ ; ,---a'~ - ! c/ I-IL)M Verm.., J ;; -x -, V-JITk Ill J; IT by Dick Covolli .4 ) I )R IF; SME A'vr1N& TTYI5VE RY SET! SitOc.7 j HER DAfrY - \ 'r KAT s ' ) C4t,d ME ,.,( A10"10 i., .i DO ' - p' - r' -, 4 ' I.OER .LPMc*(EE ' ..L , RICH ' -- e - , - _ - ~~~" ~ ; I II - 1# I I tr 1~ r -' -' '' mi " _.t" 4 &fI '- ' 4" -•, i(*" '.*P , ! -" ' - ' '1 " . i' . ' . . -a. 031i 1.0 .. .4 _' ' ' ' ' '- _____ ,' - . -- '- '-' ' - - - - ' . ''--- No Re From Shevi*n On Planning Law WINTER SPRINGS- The municipalities - Winter Sanford City.Manager Warren Monday night objected to the with representatives of the city is opposed to such waste. city, as yet, has not received a Springs In particular - must (Pete) Knowles are both of the Florida Department of Corn. local governments indicated Originally the cities and the reply from Attorney General abide by the Seminole County opinion th,e new statewide act to munity Affairs announced plan the planning muncil would be county had agreed the $10,000 Robert Shevin on a request by Planning Act of 1974 or the go Into effect July 1 has to allocate $10,000 in funding, the ideal third party to un- would be split up on the basis of the City Council for an opinion statewide planning act of 1975 repealed the local act spon- requested by the county and the dertake the study. population among the various on which planning law now or both. sot-ed by the Seminole County cities, to the East Central Dennis said the planning governing bodies with each applies to Seniinole County Confusion on the matter has Cormnission. Florida Regional Planning group could administer the responsible for its own section cities, developed since the Legislature The statewide law gives a Council for a study of goals and 110,000 fund and have actual of the overall study. City Attorney Attorney just prior to its recent ad. 1979 deadline for completing objectives of the proposed work done by a consultant or Dennis. in a letter to the Newman Brock wrote to Shevin journament passed a statewide development plans. The local comprehensive plan. could do the work itself. planning council, said the last week on City Council in-. planning act. act has a 1977 deadline. A letter from Jim Dennis of City Councilman John money split did not satisfy the structions to determine While the city Is awaiting the the Department of Community [)aniels called the plan a objective of a coordinated State Rep. Robert Hattaway whether the county's (D-Altamonte Springs) and Shevin opinion, the city council Affairs said a recent meeting 'waste of mnev". adding the comprehensive ç'an Says Order Not Violated V"I -- C 4-- ) by How,. Schn.ida, - ET iEjJr3 At)V - [ \ -. I ( "I -. _i - - '- Index .., %; . 1% Knowles Defends Paying '/ iBridge • . Calendar F By GLENN McCASLAND 'If financing and engineering dearly no priority Miles in the 'stuk su.tor of the Classified 4-5B i' . -s isIJj - / teesibility dictates, a series of established," Knowles said. Herald Staff Writer city, 14.85 miles in both black Comics 68 • OP P consecutive contracts can be let Alfred Del attibeaudiere sectors with . 413 03 miles In Crossword ' - . •. 4.,•• Stipulations to a 1974 Federal and the city could devise an president of the Georgetown Georgetown and 9.82 miles in Editorial 4A ,____k Court order concerning paving as sessment formula Dear Abby for Improvement Association, Goldsboro. 9A "( % !.\ -______ . ' ' Sanford city streets back the division equitably' of total costs. charged Monday- night the city' 413 The court also rules the city I)r. 1.311)1) i Sanford City Commission in The project was awarded to had disregarded Horoscope 413 the residents would use 1250,000 for •: _________ ', one cont,ractor, all at once. ) The of Georgetown when the struction and equipping a new Hospital awarding contracts to one SA -• ..-.--.-'-•. .• contractor and allowing him to contractor has chosen to Commission awarded the lire station and 110.000 for a Obituaries 5r\ schcdule his work on his own execute the work in multiple paving contract last month p01't 1.2-311 Previously agreed joint pasing I) ' . plan, City' Manager Warren sections of the city in varying In his remarks, I)eI.at- project with Seminole County Television In order dependent on drainage tibeaudiere claimed the city' on Airport Boulevard. The Women's "Pete" Knowles said today, .. Knowles released a three- work needed for piping; the had violated the court order by order on Page 4, Section 6, . • vriwit . page memorandum, drawn rainy season appeoachlng; and allowing paving to begin in the acknowledges a city-wide I .• yesterday, to city corn- to allow his pipe sub-contractor Goldsboro section of the drainage problem exists that Yesterday's hIgh 19; overmissioners after a black to Complete the community, pipe work 0 rather than the affects "all areas of -1a the city" night low 69. Rainfall trace. J community representative ahead of the construction Georgetown area. Partly cloudy and the city was to commit through crews," the city manager's accused the city of s1olttng On page four, section seven of •ItslI to ryn.ii' Ihe problem. tomorrow with scattered ('(Ir( order in th 1c:ti 'c h ,,, ; t e court order, Judge Young Knowles s-'id In his report thundershowers. Highs in the "If consecutive contracts are ruled, "In the event the con- that "the ('o'n:ms',lon has put mid to upper SOc. Lowi, in the miles of street paving contracts -----Il 4 tast month used, the city would give structionof the paving prog -am this toa public vote twiiti4jntl,t 70c Variable mnstls northeast -, •-The memorandum lists 12 Georgetown first priority. The requires letting of consecutive has been defeated both tiiiies' and e'at winds around 10 mph, city awarded 211 to one con ontracts, the section of the stipulations agreed to by at I ot stronger and gusty near The court case when filed torneys for both parties in. tractor and did not give out City of Sanford known as was not on paving, but the thundi'rshis-wrrs. i4ain The Child Evangelism Fellowship will be on hand at Saplord's volveti In the action and is contracts consecutively Georgetown, will, to the degree charge was civil rights pruhahilit ) per cent during GETTING READY Independence Day celebration July 4. Representatives of the covered by a copy of the court because of financing or it is engineertn.gly feasible, be dlscrmination on a very broad th at tt-rni,nns, 20 per ' -c-nt at fellowship shown are from left, Ricky Patterson, Stacey Cimç order, signed by U.S. District engineering. The contractor given first prior-.1y." field on all city functions," night hell, Mrs. Frank Frazier holding "Danny," Lordes Williamson Judge George C. Young, Middle then schedules his work on his FOR THE FOURTH Knowles points out that the (i'rnph'tt- dtIails aiid tides mi and Melanie Altlzer. (Herald Photo by Torn Vincent) own plan. In this case, there is streets tobc paved include 13.16 District of Florida, Orlando. iCnntinu'd 'ii l'agt' 10-i paiz. - - -- . ______ '-' _____ t , -T 6 / . ' 7fs N I ,~ 8 €'.,j1' ii' 1 i -4 .--owl' . r i..~ 7 I- 4i I . ir•' F)RE TOPS Pe ilrNKS BAD rC4! ,/' L VA ' "41 A.OARD - -- .' -' - -'4 '; ' , - :' ~ "11 ______ con. ______ ____ ____ _____ .' i ---- - - -, I L I . 41 1~. 4: 4 I 1 ...r-'---1 ~ , r 1~ - "v ( I r • I :-ç M. J '4. t -~ V-~~ n ,- SHORT RIBS - II u MAP RM3 -o---/ Ya-R Srx- Gkk~ i S EMPTy Im (011-AIN'APTER YA ~ i (F Irl S NTAC71ES. a__a, - T,IIg -- - S.. -- - - - -- ' " '. ,". ______ ____________ __, ~~~,, by Frank Kill sRn.. TO _ L J - - ----)il f.-J-5 SAW Z 1~ 1 " L 7•\\ oo • - ,1~I by Bob Th.vn \ 4 . ~ i ,u FRANK AND ERNEST if%-- -"/ ~\, -- - - , •,.t.4 F '. . CAPTA' EA5'Y..IM MR PLATO, FRU5 FLI N T 5TEWARC', AMC' HERE. YOUR PLEASE CC GET ,,, L A..- r ,ii~~ ]- i * CA17 '' .' ' t I 'j' , il. __, - . )R .('.1 A :T I WI'P-4 'VU - 4 5; -'. -i - 11 - r ' - The vote of the people would not be binding but Council members generally agree the nod of the voters would be sufficient m.andate for charter revision. Using the same method as Altamonte Springs state home rule law -to create a new charter, at) ordinance would be adopted and a ratifying vote of the people would be called at a later time, by Bob Montana fj ~ ,--Y ' i-, : !4 -A '••*' Under the conunittee's plan, the present mayor type government would be changed to B 3trong-mayor type format with the mayor acting as Council chairman and having a vote. Currently, the mayor does not have a vote and the five member City Council elects a chairmn from among its members. - I~\ PMU TOE bAiT C31 T-5 TM OFF L I AJD 1 WI4AI CA'J I vORE TEMPTINGA READY $EEN I ... 4OD • I L THOUAN( &JCk5 I RRA,J,EC 1 06 JECT TO SKiP- - r -WT M6; .; '''- In recent months, Councilmen Arthur Evans and Herbert McCarley and Mayor Leon 0111ff, acting as a charter study committee, recommended one councilman's office be eliminated in favor of a five man Council composed of four Council members and the p .uiaii P5 -.--- . - #,0 I 1 lands. -' (!,,,, paving project is $25,000. caused the money problems. -*'r 17 1 Roger Nelswender, director In order that the parks lands 'They've done the best they ..• ,...-.. ' I of the department of County can be further developed and can," he said ;. ' V' Development told the board the that the final installment of Nelswender's concern that ' " Society's plans for developing grant money, $20,000 will be the boggling of the grant could -. - --.-----.. the park lands calls for up to forwarded, Neiswender has cause future trouble in ob. '- • . .../," $57,000 mm'. than the qnM.&i, recommended 1 . , .5 ' fn the WV w t1rirni frIg,p,,l4 u sa1 ctn# -imr. .1 1 __ in iks ,,4p,,, nnl has available.• i' " • -. '1 - ,.. paving m ci, was 5.wrj shared.1y corn- ., ,. . 4. m&.11si, 4 , . ...A 1 • .? - •• was 4 for th •.-is J • y,. -..•.4 monerz, , I a' 4. .n a 4 j.s'.. ,VvA?1swe,der, relayng 4 Commissioner Mike Hat- pU"!"4 .:&- " " county and zoo officials to recommendations of the taway said: "We've worked jp4 discuss the spending halt and emino1e County Parka hard to develop rapport with '? - .discuss other alternatives to AdvIsory Committee, the state and 'feds' to maintain '' offer the federal government, suggested that in addition to the funds and a lot depends on the , -. .,,,.._; The Society, which leased the $4,000 from the county, the faith they have In the county." -t - 10~' • 'j,t': more than 100 acres en- Society return $7,000 worth of lie cautioned against getting •-rcompassing the zoo and park lumber intended for board on the "wrong side" of the '.. /1:. " j.. - ,_,,. 0,44 lands from the county for a walks which will total $11,000. government agency. ' i'.k nominal fee, has been using The Society then could spend Hattaway said the county j. $200,000 for developing the park the remaining $14,000 for the needs to take "certain steps and r' - . . 7 - --"-a; lands. Society trustees ac- total $25,000 for the road say tothe Society that these are •-" "i'. cumulated $100,000 to match project, he said. te steps that must be taken If federal funds. However, Neiswender said the county Is to work with them. But, in order for the Society to that this proposal is all ten"We've got to lay out a This Is the main road leading to the new Central Florida Zoo which The county has bem asked to pave receive the federal money, tative pending approval by the (Herald Photo by Bill Vincent) (Continued on Page MA which comes in separate Federal Department of Interior I 11 WINTHROP ., ,",-%~ # 0 _... The questions when answered by the voters will give the city government guidelines on how a new charter should be The wording which appears on the bauotls exactly as approved by the City Council, according to city hall clerks, A _J) A C4EAP r' FAMILY! T ' L"-r IS It BROE ) . 'r 8OR' MONEY, d '- - 4R (ir i ',vuQ ing H It Sp '' ,. 3. '.< is ()j ,g r Poll OuiCtai., are ii 5.,UA Edna Staley, Mae King and Eleanor Morgan. In the election, a veteran o two-year terms previously on . city coimu4, Beasley, vyin g with gs • W&I1I Ut.,,,,H - - 1 ,Jan • range .Ot*fly assistant principa' , • 4fWI, I W%. £5 mont hs remaining W III Urm w+u r4ünaI . t,I WaIV .-i. ilie straw questlonson the ballotareasfoljowa: "1. Mayor as voting and participating member of Council, "2. Five member Council. Mayor elected by voters. Mayor elected by Council. Mayor have strong authority." (444%44(_ _:_ - 'S UP7Ur*417 FACES, ThlRSTl?& FOR KNOWL.EPE, I.. A MEND, HERB— Z ' WN UPON YOUR 1 "OuE MORE fl4AP,J yr . Polling place for the election to name a new co jncilman and give advisory opinions on proposals to change the city's form of government is the city ball. The polls WEL.COM , GUYS.'_ GAP, AS I LOO K J .1 machines will be available, Thirty electors had filed absentee ballots before today. , IMt'-.,iJl..c: - j ___ OVIEDO - City Clerk Nancy Cox today predicted a 'fair" turnout of the 849 city residents eligible to cast ballots in tomorrow's special election Mrs. Cox interpreted "fair" as about 300 or 35 per cent of the city's registered voters. 11 LI. k payments, the money Is Bureau of Outdoor Recreation. IV F. -. . -, ) channeled through the county He said that the Federal Q government which turns the government may reaulre ad. ;, , J• The Seminole Board of money over to the Society . ditional projects be finished County Commissioners (BCC) Now, however, according to before the county can be ttiLi last night decided to call for the Nelswender, the Society has cleared of its grant obligation Central Florida Zoological spent $186,000 of the 1)0,0OO -"1( etswender, said that the Society to halt spending and still has not completed at road is an "absolute minimum" E4tremaining federal grant monje least one major project which for completion on the project !V for development of the park Netswender says will stop the The Zoo Is scheduled to open r.lands adjoining the new zoo federal government from July 4, with or without paved - , IIt site, pending evaluation of the closing out the grant and will roads The 21 acres of the zoo ' project by count) and Society leave Seminole County In a had property is being developed e' officials. fight with both state and federal with donations from citizens, The request to immediately officials, local governments and - stop using any of the remaining The major project remaining businesses. $14,000 followed a revealing Is the paving of the entrance Commission Chairman Sid -• report on the development of road off U.S. 17-92 and parking VihlenJr., said thattnflaUon hit -i2' 11,1111111111 16- A AM I VIOUR FR4 4 r', .:I ___ __ w 1) A Project Herald Staff Writer By I)ONA F.STF.S Herald Staff Writer cAlL ti 4'' MIX! 4IJJ_ I cc U Of ByMICK LOCIIHIDGE 0 BUGS BUNNY B ION Dl E 0 aZD Al5 awe I C~' , Li 'w OR E57EffW75. nty C Fair Turnout (N ; 7M 6O C Pending Evaluation I Clerk Predicts L?O() kMr To WVrCI-4 -- i THISP i HMSEHCLC)./T------1 L'41U(IltISE ASSS TAJ.A Ih //W W. 7AE$ VJ& &'ffN' 0 ByEDPRICKETT IleraldStaffWrfter by Garry Trudeau UU, AE iiA1W \jL.EEPJ /1 0 H*k iTO PUT MV\ ) 411~ _____ DOONESBURY S EXTREMELY t REPL.AV YOUR ' y GRATIFYING, 4R$. LECTURE EVERY NlGHT,)SAvO MY ZIMmER, TO SEE PO,cE$SOR 4if JPEARLS OF YOU RECORD MY ---' \ wi5osi LECTURE EACH A _ newspaper), "L"I5SPAI'ER CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS - 24 You. Si'ulh PIIilII lrr:p.ccti e of svttii 'oflit' £ v K J •AKQJ4 £ \ 4 players ilI Insist ofl pla'ing What do vxi 410 floW' the hand come hell or A - itidlour hearts. You rrr water. Th ey will not respect going to game In an rsent partner's sign-off bids TOlPty'S LF.sTlO\ When you are playing with Instead it bidding lhr.'i' h.'.irt somt one of that type you have only one defense against trou- ymir partner has bid thr(v spijt ble You must pass before you oser your thret' diamonds What do get too high. )UU do flOW' Anssrr Tomorrow We can't really blame South too much for his repeated spade Send $7 for JACOB V MODERN bids He thd have a seven-card suit and they don't show up boo.k to. Win at Bridge." (do this P.O. Box 489. Radio every deal. City Station. New York. N Y too 19 ______________________ At'the same time he migh t ( G!.E LL)MP-1M' fj to 2 Sanford, Florida 32771-Price 10 Cents _____ -- Pass PWPe! June ,1975 4 'imtk -- B Oswald & Jamc% Jacoby -1- 7AaUr AimI ) North I .i.t "t ri _ _ _ PEft6E... t CC*.3'T WA4T TO 67th Year, WM [lass --- ---- FICIF11ti ] A71 IA P.ics -- V;? I Pass I 1. J €p Pass Pass Pass 1)bk 1'is __ by Art Sons 'cc' I Open.ag lead - K A _ A FasI South 2 P-1 ks ME (dAT U\FCT TO KUDW n1 utu. i ~ North 4 3 N.T .f- * . THE BORN LOSER I 0 have seen signsof approaching trouble and quit at two diamonds. Not that there is anything inspiring about a twodiamond contract, but North might even have made it. hen, when North jumped to three I1rump, South might have passed The contract would probably be three down. but no one had doubled North Still. South went on to four spades and when this got around to East there was a dou• bk South might have gotten out for down two but somehow or other he landed three in the soup to give the opponents a nice, unearned 800 points ,..,......_-.' r1 ' , . By 05W1%l.I) and JASIE.S JACOBY I o1rr IT I t-- L I a ) aT'TT RJ,',iOR i -IE byDick Tumor 11 - ---= - - - ;-'---4.- -. .- -- --------'- - ._____ -----, -• - - ------ ---------- -: -- -W' 1 - . - ------------ ,- 'T . --- - - i1111111111111111111111111019 1---W IM .1 1,// ' 6k Y - -i 1.1 "(4i c' � 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, June 24, 1975 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on June 24, 1975. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, June 24, 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/9bb260a74e1e88e3c70b26a518ff91c9.pdf bc768d92274f93c3773cc3938b5bfdad PDF Text Text -s- LLj - - — I - - - - - .- .- -.- - I A - I J-• - b-- I - - - - IuI:_ SIX03RT 3ft3EES — y b - 111ven nj Frank Hill 671h Year, No. 262—Monday, June 23 975 PA zf 4 1 NEWS —1 ) Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents . r ' __ 4Q _ [1 ec HOW rr CM F - - / I /1LJ r ______ - IL L f I JIJ) __ GETS I AD BACK A,, i FN EV (a 2Ro VACA1I c:4 FRo&\ A , I'l ;L ', • NE a 1 it6 _____ ' - 9 __ ____ _____ - I * 0 __ IN KI -. -. - -___ I EUGS EUNMY 7 it, PURVYlN& HOT PUPPIES TO WE BA5EBALL POPULACE .A LEGEND IN MY IF HE'D SELL OWN LIKE HE 6E A ZILLIONAIRE.' / SNAFFL ANY ON r - ft TO I FILCH1N' FELINE! IF I M • I - - -- , - , - ___ - Al % Ov * r ______ IWI BIG FLAG SHAPES _____________ .'• 1 HOT - -. -- 11 . I . - / / -____ _____ TMA S ___ ! J \ . ;_ •'- - , - - - ommission S 0 1 - ____ ______________ been rejected once by 'the city's from DOT officials in Deland representatives. McCammon the city engineering depart- site would build the other half of mission. Planning and Zoning Corn that Mclammon reportedly The commissioners will hear The issue with merit requ iring a deceleration the street for the depth of the In o ther action, the corn- from developer J Brailey mission. "badgered" the agency into a dates back to some two years lane on 17-fl for any driveway lots. mission will conducttwo public Oiam, who ceested two The controversial ABC Two weeks ago, the co recommendation suitable to ago when McCammon was curb cut, but pointed out this Knowles told the commission hearings Lounge site plan on U.S. 17-92 mission informed ABC officials SI one to consider weeks ago he be granted water beginning could be avoided by having the that the ABC Liquor Storelldoes condemnation of 10 structures service to the Ginderville will be back before SanfordQty and McCammon that if certain officials. development of the area along driveway curb cut be designed not want to do this and insists on We 13th Street, Lincoln Heights area. Commission tonight at the changes were made, the In a memorandum filed by laurel Drive and 1792. for exit ordy a t w o- way drive on 1792 Court, West 11th Street, i group's 7 o'clock meeting. The commission will also commission would allow the City Engineer Mack lZenby to At the last commission Knowles said it had been without any deceleration lane Mangoustine; Mellonville, West receive an application for a tax George McCammon is site plan to be used in city %tanager Warren "Pete" meeting, a two page report was agreed Mit the proposed lounge plus building a driveway only Seventh Street; and Cedar license from Jimmie scheduled to submi t I recoin development of the lounge.Knowles, the report of presented by Knowles outlining could pass by building only on the La urel Drive right-of-Menue—and another, to adopt Madison and hear a legal mendations from the DepartThe DOT recommendations "badgering" tactics is detailed. the history of the issue. at the one-half of the Laurel Drive and way. ment Of Transportation con- are expected to be questioned Copies of the an ordinance calfing for the opinion from City Attorney memorandum request of two commissioners. using that to enter or leave the The report Indicated that rezoning of property located at Vernon Mj if Madison may cerning a driveway permit r heavily during the commission have been sent to both city In the report, Knowles corner site with the un- twice this was denied by the the southwest corner of Celery use a van for taxicab service the proposed lounge which has meeting, in view of reports commissioners and news Outlined a recommendation by derstanding the other corner Planning and Zoning Com. and Locust Ave., to RC- 1. rather than an automobile. — - . ____ . r Po/" toca/ Revolution GLENN h1cCASLAND 11eraldSff Writer - - - O'New Plan For ABC Loun e Hea •.: -! //ace Pred'ects 1 SAIARRA;c YOUR DISTRUST IS MOST C5TRESS I NG BOsi APP ETIT'.. ThATS FRENCH, YOU KNOW. = - ______ LLJ _ - BY BILL CURRIE vivalof lower and middle cj into for the last decade." ms said. lie said a drop of lIrald Managing Editor Americans under the crushing Appealing to the FOP more than 400 students would burden of inflation and high delegates was Wallace's at. cost school officials W,000 . CLEARWATER— America's federal Wes." tacks on Supreme Court ,Jj next year, unless enrollment average citizens will stage a Standing behind a podium decisions on law enforcement. increases between now and the 'political revolution' over the especially constructed for him, "We have become criminals, next count in October. next four years and Alabama Wallace who was gunned do we have become slaves to the Calling the state's projections Gov. George C. Wallace vowed in 1972 while campaigning for criminal element in society" by "somewhat misleading, 'Iyer here Saturday night t he is the Democratic presidential those decisions, Wallace said. said the one reason for the the man who will lead that nomination, stuck pretty much delegates applauded at decreasing number of students revolution. to a law and order theme that and throughout the 30. is because of 'people 'moving Speaking before a group throughout his speech minute speech Wallace was out of the county" 350 members of the Florida The crime rate has risen interrupted many times by Layer said schools ex.Fraternal Order of Police astronomically ine%-ery state in sponthnesbursts o(applause, periencea "normal dropoff" at FOP) at the Sand Key the union," he said. "It has hoots, and hollers. Joe Magro gets help from his wife an be begins the stencil work on the gint Bicentennial Flag the end of each year, but he aid Sheraton, the unannounced risen in our state — we operate the Seminole County Bicentennial Committee will present to the county in ceremonies on the which "I am a compassionate mn Fourth the figures Harris has are not presidential candidate said thatunder the same conditions and whether people belie of July. The flag Is currently in Ma's gage where the diff icult stencil opcllau Is being coWve it or normal in that the rate is hi gher the No. 1 political issue in next atinphere tht is t by the not" he dec1t Wba we eted Illerald Color IoW by Bill Vincent) than usual and the decase year's battk f the presdcy ula liberal kit that ha, t us occurred at all levels of will be the "economical 8wst:1the W 1 - • - - - 'I lie reason it's not thure is th numixr of itudents attending announced last week by State won't happm" Harris sa id. And the basis for nal school here decreasing, in- Education Commissioner As a matte of fact I'm quite money, Harris says, "was th e stead of increasing as school Ralph Thrlinnn. And Harris distressed over this 103 of fact t we were hoping for a officials had hopefully an aitially welcomed the an children" three per cent growth" cipated nounced $234 million increase, like l a yer, Uarris blames If gr owth materializes. the In fact, Asst Supt Roger hlch shows Seminole Count) the sagging economy for the Harris said attendance reports going from $21.18 million in loss of children in the school (Continued Page 2-A) he received last riday eveal that o !d Semin0!e schools in September, co mpared to O) 3O,6who were enrolled in the st month o(schooland'the date for a count during this school year. 'The $2.4 million gain was based on a growth factor of to me that e are not going to ..-. CANNOT RESIST THE- LUSCIOUS .. MMI - have the three per cent," 13EAUTY..D9001- LL FIRE . 4 - — TASTINESS OF THIS PINK-SKINN() CATCH HIM IN TH'A,Cr., RESENT D - 1111 SIDE . - b StO fel & Ieinidahl un ie d P Sch ______ - ____ - ents ' S - Stu 11), ED PRICKEIT education, not just at the high 1974-75 to $23.52 milhon next system. Parents move awa to Iferald Staff Writer school level where year-end year. find jobs and take their children 'Ibat additional $2.34 million dropoffs normally occur. But Harris anrl layer both with them. the stMe says Is slated for Layer shtd the decrease noted that without the projected Also Harris k murk It' mint ' nease in e that the state Ic using the out 1 (unty "is just net there" reveals Uie lugist decrease in number of students in same funding fmuJa used ool Bud Layer said the number of studcnts since I dssronms th rrneulI Lrte t4 pe r each LI / ine n M y S1iceF -;N 7 r,42 F- ______ I -' -' - - - Ins ide Today by I've JUST aorrEAJ CWT WeM ID GET 5#CK I&= 7146 StUk)G OF TRWGS I Howie Schneider ____________________________________________________ Hug Bond Funds Considered I C)LA JOHM! 14ASk)'T? THS SWE: EAJERGY CA" I WHO DOEs? bond monies to keep edwational television operational, a first for such funds. See Page 3A. ____________ Shotgun Robbery Probed Al r . other shotgun robberyhas Seminole County deputies puzzled. See Page 2A. Lost Fight For , Heavyweignt champion h1uhammad Ali sa s he will refire after his upcorning bout with Britain's Joe Bugner. The story is on Page I-B. Inde ____ G01WD TO HAVE To Take rr EASY FOR, THE kJG_xT PROVOKED IkM LOS MY TEM PER,I WHEQ I'M I I STAPT TO COUGH! COUCH P:F-W TI Around The Clock Bridge . ........... RE— HAVE A HS COW14 COUGH (J a (i co Classified Comics - -- - -. I EditorialI 0 if ___ U . x 4A Dear Abby 3B Iforoscope ............ . 6A . fill 5A 413-511 Obituaries ............ 311 Sports 1.213 GB Television 68 ................. A A (11omen ---- -- ------- - -GA — - •__i / - -: Quit ncil M Job - -_\ Il serving as chief administrative officer, a position which in run its course. and a source in some cities is relegated to the confirmed this city manager, morning Hug will resign his Hug said his role 120,000 a year pt at tonight's duplicates that of Grier 's. He 7:30 meeting. said many of his decisions were The source says Ifug has countermanded b the mayor, located a "potential" Job in resulting in confusion among New England, the area nearby employes as to whose orders where Ivig served before they should obey. coming to this city in Dec. 1973, Hug said the city's charter is However, the source said "unworkable" and should be arid, Hug confirmed, that placed before the pmple and before he leaves Hug will amended. If he chose not to subnW a stinging indictment of resign, [lug could iiave this city's form of government demanded council adopt in which hug says a city resolution setting forth reasons manager has responsibility, why he should vacate the pt but no authority." nen Hug would have been "I knew this when I came allowed a hearing to refute the here, but I thought there would in his post. Ilis resignation was char a ii e isi a be sorne changes made," Hug requested by Council Chairman would have been re ndered by said. lie also said the city he's Edith Duerr, who received the council. During this time thinking about joining "has no backing from Councilmen Hug's salary ould ha e mayor" Charles Gascock and Sal continued Asked about his relations Orlando. Formerly the city manager of with Mayor Bill Grier, Ilugssid Hugsaid the move to oust him Newburgh,N.Y. [lug was hired t -- 1~k Odd _________ - 1 - — L& PV - Mt ii simply, "They run hot and caught him "completely by after Ron Bergman, the city's ld" surprise I had no krnwledge first city manager resigned Although Hug would not that it was coining' because council ould not grant confirm his pending resignation But U veteran city manager a pay raise. until it's submitted to council, with 18-years experience also Hug said this morning that he the source said Hug will give said he was not bitter and that a had not puretwed a home in council a 3N1a y written notice city manager's position is a this area. of resignation at tonight's "high risk" job, a job won and Also, [lug was not working session. lost on the whims of politicians 'inder a contract, thus counc3l Last week, Hug w as charged who occupy council seats. will not be required to buy up with performing 'inefficiently, Casselberry's form of the remaining portion of his ineffectively and inadequately" go vernment has the may-or time in Semile Counts'. - ___ 0 IR" 4_ 7 1A 'I - - -- - - - - - co / / Yesterday's high 87- overnight low 87 RaInfall ' Inches - ay - --I Erg At M W. . Partly cloudy through tomorrow with a chance of thunder0owers. Highs In the upper 80s. Lows near 70. Easterly winds 10 to 15 mph, stronger and gusty near thundershowers Rain probability 40 per cent during the per cent at night. Details and tides rn page 5A, - - " _ dr MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING Seminole County DepuUes,Altamonte Springs pnceand ongp County helicopter officers seavhed long and bard Saturday for %hat was reported to be a small aircraft down just off interstate 4. Here officers pather on the grass of a gulf mrse not far from re the plane was reportey down After much work and arching, officers learned t he craft had not embed and the air. land operation was cancelled. Ulerald Photo by Gordon Williamson) �2A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Monday, June 23 975 said even the $9.50 Highland Hill, Longwood owns a large undeveloped hearings scheduled for July 21 and Mayor James R. Lormann monthly charge will not be Groves and Sandalwood. parcel on Range Line Road at 7 p.m. on the franchise were absent from Saturdays meeting. sufficient to cover operating Developers of the latter two near SR 434, secretary and request and Aug. 2 at 10 a:m. on LONG WOOD — City Council costs and provide a fair rate of subdivisions are among prin. Grego,.y W. Hicks, GHR the rate increase,3rant urged Tatish indicated the firm Chairman J.R. Grant has return on investment. cipals of the utility company. Associates Inc., developers of the board to grant permission to feels a 30-year franchise WOUIQ warned Longwood Utilities Iiic, Grant, appropriate. It was indicated the firm has assistant hire a sewer expert as an ad. be Corporte officers are D. Sandalwood, it will have to prove and issued 500 shares which are James Farquharson, of the secretary. was not Indicated he however, visor, document need lilt expects to outstanding, while 5,000 shares Greystone Group Inc., which but of any 30 years, Grant said surely "some poor thinking Grant contended Saturday win city approval for a at $1 each are authorized, owns property on E. E. the 300,000 gallon daily capacity people live in that area who are rath' is considering five years proposed Ill per cent increase When the city issued a Williamson Road at Range Line package sewer plant, adjacent not able to pay $9.50 monthly." as a sufficient time. in monthly sewer rates, temporary franchise to the firm Road zoned for apartment to the Longwood Hills Road, is Tatish said the corporation The Council chairman also Longwood Utilities attorney, several weeks ago, Tatish development, president; H. A. operated by the developers so reminded Tatish that the sewer principals acquired the sewer Phillip Tatish. at the city promised on behalf of Duncan of the Longwood- they can sell their homes. "The lines within the four sub- plant, formerly owned by the council workshop held Saturday Longwood Utilities that the Markham Development Inc., tap-In fees collected (noted In divisions are city property. Trim Tic Development Co. for at his request said although the increa!e in rates from $4.50 to which owns property on the documents given the city as Grant strongly urged all $175,376; that its depreciated firm notified its customers In $7.50 would be held in abeyance E.E. Williamson Road, vice $500 per unit) are being put councilmen to be present at cost Is $111,199 and Its four city subdivisions In May of pending action on applications president; George M. Nader, back on the homeowners," he "both Important public replacement value Is 1207,000. its intent to hike sewer rates for a franchise and the in. Nader Homes Inc., developers said. . Grant reminded Tatish the hearings. I want all of the from $4.50 monthly to $7.50, the crease, of Longwood Groves, Saying he hated to ask the Council to make a special effort plant was offered to the city of firm has since found it needs a The four city subdivisions treaiurer; Georges St. Laurent, Council to spend money in order to be present," he said. Longwood for a $70,000 purrate of $9.50 monthly. served are Shadow 11111, St. Laurent Properties which to make fair judgments at tha Councilman Doi Schreiner chase price eirller this year. By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer Supreme Court Puts Off Ruling On Death Penalty WASHINGTON (AP) — The Supreme Court today put off until at least Its 1975-76 term a decision in a case raising the issue of the constitutionality of the death penalty. In a brief order without explanation, the court scheduled the case of Jesse Thurman Fowler for re argument in the term which will begin Oct. 6. Fowler has been condemned to the North Carolina gas chamber for the fatal shooting of John Griffin, a former roommate, on July 1, 1973, after an argument which erupted during a dice game in Raleigh, N.C. Ile is one of 283 men and 3 women on death row In the prisons of 24 states. Two the women are In North -- ,,,,,, ;., '..- Fowler was rcpresznted before the Supreme Court by attorneys of the NAACP Legal Defense Fund, who argued th:t t1 tli rwrniltv th ,,nihiNtion aan.st crcl arld unusual pun. zrct" JILiLLM.J Ui th' Eighth AinndmenL Fowler's case was argued before the Supreme Court on April 21. ,, - - lie ---.-'--,,s, . . - - . - - • -' a - - ç. : :• ' Jobless Peak Said Passed Saxe To Be Arraigned Senate Dispute Continues WASHINGTON (AP) — The Senate dispute over last November's New Hampshire Senate race continues this week while the House tries to override President Ford's expected veto of a housing bell. The Senate votes Tuesday on whether to limit debate on the New Hampshire election. In the House, leaders have scheduled an effort Wednesday to override the expected housing-bill veto in the latest test of a presldential-congressinal battle that Ford has dominated so far. Agents Sift Returns WASHINGTON (AP) — Tax agents are silting through the returns of hundreds of the nation's top corporate officers to see if they made Illegal campaign donations. The special project has the Internal Revenue Service comparing the returns of corporate officers and their companies to see if the officials' politicai donations were reimbursed Illegally through phony expense accounts, bonuses, travel vouchers or other corporate payments. Noise Hearings Open WASHINGTON (AP) — The government is opening hearings to determine what noise levels should be allowed on the job, with labor and industry lining up on opposing sides over proposed new regulations. The new standards were proposed by the Labor Department's Occupational Safety and Health Administration. Zoo Road Work May Be Finished Visitors to the July 4 opening Buck's recommendation will of the Central Florida Zoo may be presented to the board not have to drive into the park during the weekly report of the on an unpaved and possibly Director of County Developmuddy road if the Board of me'it Roger Neiswender. Included In the parks County Commissioners acts on recommendations from Its department and advisory and Recreation committee recommendations Is Parks the Society returning $7,000 Department. worth of lwnber to be used for Jun Buck, director of the walkways. department, said today he will - -"--- ------ ' - - - --------------------- -. 1 _______ -: '1 - - - --- --- To Shotgun Ro bbery ___ ' - _'i. __ -. MIAMI AP — With prices going up and recreation budgets going down, many organizations are finding that this July 4th — the start of the nation's 200th birthday cicbration — may have a little less bang. "We're trying to get things donated this year," said Dick Prager, chairman of the Fourth of July committee of a local Elks Club. "We are hoping that a big bottling company will ate the soft drinks so we can spend the money on toys." He said his group would do without a professional photographer and draft a lodge member who's pretty good with a camera. A free watermelon feast Is an annual Independence Day leLxaUon of the Whispering Pines Civic Association, Women 's Club and Garden Club. Members were considering selling the watermelon this year, but decided to mjnomjze another way. * ..k ' .-'.:: Fourth Less Explosive 4' '#~ ~ . ..~.e,~~, _-. ~, j~~__. 7'. ,*.--4 F''..In , —. -': --------- _____ ___ ____ ___ _____________ _____ Doctor Raps Consumers _____ ___ ____ _______________________ ____ ________ ________ the Sheriff's office when he was 1 W th S It 0 Dead In Crash by apparent poisoning and Deputy J. F. Bennett responded to find the youth "semi-conscious" at his home. The youth was taken by ami ar bulance to the hospital for By The Associated Press Sunday when he was hit by a treatment and Bennett reported The death of a 63-year-old car as he was crossing S.R. 5 tie found the 14-year-old laying 41 of New Smyrna Beach man whose north of Melbourne. semi-conscious on the floor Betty Hogan, 28, of Gain. the living room of his nearby car was tilt broadside by a Florida Jlighway Patrol squad esvllle was killed Sunday when By ED PRICKETT contract by the end of July. money is forthcoming from home. Deputies and detectives car boosted the state's weekend the car in which she was riding Herald Staff Writer Layer will take his budget Tallahassee. reported that the boys picked traffic toll to 13, officials said went out of control and turned request before the school board Even though that figure early today, over after hitting a culvert on The Seminole Education on Sept. 1. been announced, school of. the mustroornsataduniparea, A spokesman said Trooper S.R. 45 in Alachua County. Association (SEA) and school Both sides have been meeting ficials In Seminole say the boiled them and I Dennis Rodabough, 29, was Cathy Roblnstein, 17, of Holboard negotiators have ham- and will continue to meet half- number of students is on the Juicechasing a speeding vehicle on lywood was killed Saturday mered the way through about days with some all-day sessions wane. Thus funding will be State Road 415 in Volusla Coun- when she drove her car Into an. of a proposed 75-page SEA thrown in as well. . reduced as the number of Youth Arrested ty Sunday when a car driven by other vehicle making a lefthand a contract proposal for next year. Although the tempo of the students declines. In Humphrey turned Into turn Broward County. Deputy Charles Coffee Herbert Contained In the proposal Is Wks has picked u since school SEA and school board his path. Roy hlarbach, 18, of Sarasota arrested an SEA request for a $10,000 let out earlier this month, negotiators have argued juvenile a 17-year-old Sanford Humphrey was killed In the died Saturday when he Lost con. for auto theft and wage for beginning teachers. At Pelley says he cannot discuss through a number of dull receiving stolen after accident. Rodabough was listed trol of his car alter running a property present, teachers start in salary until the school system sessions since talks got m-the youth was found on Big Tree in good condition at Halifax stop sign and it struck a tree. Seminole County at $7,b)0, a knows for certain how much derway almost two months % Ch,unton woman, Bertle ago. Road with a 1971 Volvo sedan Hospital in Daytona 13tac, ujwage School Supt. Bud Layer ficlals said. The speeder got Cox, 29, was killed when the car that had been stolen fr has admitted is not sufficient to away. In which she was riding struck Auto Sales, U.S. 17-92 at attract qualified black Troopers gave the followinr another car and overturned Five Points so u th Sanford, of educators. details of these other Fatal acciSaturday In Hillsborough reported a license tag in However, Harry Pelley, the Altamonte Springs city of- ball office after a vacation trip Coffee County. had dents: the rear window of the auto board's main man at the ficlals were to begin talks today through the south, A car driven by Mary Babb, A pedestrian, Donnell, Ford, been taken from a Toyota negotiating table, said this with county officers on the The City Commission has sedan. 62, of Port Richey, crossed a 21, of Fort Lauderdale was The owner of the tag morning that the salary in possibility of the city con- cancelled all meetings median, crashing into a car struck and killed Saturday creases won't be discussed until tracting with the county for Its July 29. One meeting was until reported it was stolen. 'rtic driven by Jerome V. Pace, 79, while crossing the street In his held juvenile was turned over to after July 15. animal control program. early this of Fort Myers. Mrs. Babb's hometown. month to fulfill the state Division of Youth Services During the first two weeks of The County Commission city charter requirement hUSbflrld, John, 71, was killed, Willie Mack Smith, 5. of South of at officials. next month, the SEA has currently has agreements with least one monthly meeting. wi Bay th two se pas ngers in was killed w hen a truck In other weekend arrests, along requested a vacation, thus the Cities of Longwood, Oviedo The a nimal control program the Pace car, Carol Pace, 71, of backing up hit him near his Sheriff's Li R.C. Parker jailed Pelley says salary negotiations and Lake Mary for animal in Altamonte has remained an Fort Myers and Katie Ackley, Plilm Beach County home + will come up after that date. control — pickup and holding at city-sponsored all through the drugAltamonte Springs mingham, Ala. Pa F y. ir ce rida charges. Robert Benglott, 81, of B * Initially, the Public the Five Point facilities. years, but with the growth of 516 Orange Drive, was hospitalized in nearby James Benny Raney of Or. , Relations Corn. Attending the meeting with the community th e stray pe Dunedin after the "aturday lando, who would have been 2 t Altamonte Springs, was held mission - PERC) gave county officers today were to be population Increased to crash. years old next month, died Fri. 1 negotthtors 60 days to come up Mayor Norman Floyd and point that the city's holding $1,000 bond on charges William DeaririCt, 18, of Waday when he ran into the path of with contract. But Pelky says Public Works Director Don facility off Douglas Road misdemeanor possession of mariJuana and driving under tertown,Mass.,was killed early a car. that time has been extended. Bundy. currently has seven the Influence of a narcotic drug Now, he says he hopes to have a Floyd has returned to his city inmates. — marijuana. t i ' Jail records indicate Benglott was arrested at Maitland Avenue and Ballard Street, • amonte Springs. ltamonte Sanford police jailed Ernest Edwards, 46, 1612 Peach Ave., Sanford, on $s, Faced with organized op- (FOSJ) oppose hoop nets bond on an aggravated assasu!t charge. position to the use of hoop nets because of the fear the nets will Police said Edwards was for fLshlg in Seminole County, spoil sport fishing In the river arrested in connection with a The Florida Game and Fresh and cause a safety hazard to knife attack on Jee I Water Fish Commission will motor boats. The Seminole McCaskin, 34, of I219' W. 13th hold a public hearing on the County Cornrnisdin ltuntIIIu['d I roni I'aL't' I-As diiki. iI.oif .itf J iI ,IM,lr,,,,ii, - _. i an limo In I BOCA RATON (AP) — Consumers who believe "they have an absolute right to be healthy and achieve immortality" are partly to blame for the skyrocketing cost of medical malpractice Insurance, the head of the Florida Medical Society says. "The consumerism kick has swung too far when the consumer believes he is always right," Dr. Vernon B. A.stler, a cardiovascular surgeon, said In a weekend speech to the Florida Bar's annual state conference. Astler said, however, that legislation imposed recently on the medical profession, including strengthened controls over doctor-licensing review procedures, would help police the profession and would result in better health care. But he warned the lawyers that they probably would be the next target of the public's demand for stricter professional controls. ____ ________ ____ BOSTON (AP) — Militant feminist Susan Saxe Is to be arraigned today on a federal charge of Interstate flight to avoid prosecution but the charge Is expected to be dismissed so the state can try her on murder charges. U.S Magistrate Peter Pried will preside at the arraignment of the 26-year-old woman who was an honors student at Brandeis before landing on the FBI's 10 Most Wanted List. She is charged by the state with murder In the killing of Boston Patrolman Walter Schroede in the $26,000 holdup of the Brighton office of the State Street Bank,arxl Trust $Co. in 3eptember 1970. Seek By BOB LLOYD reported stolen from the salesstorage shed was broken Into Herald Staff Writer lot at Town and Country Lin- and a surfboard, water skis, .."j;.. ifr Sheriff's depu ties today were coin-Mercury, U.S. 17-92 south scuba diving eq uipmen t, AM. L ___ "W' looking for a red 1967 van of Sanford. FM auto radio, auto parts and _____________ " 4______ believed used by a bandit last David .1. Stockley reported a farm tools were taken, acnight who robbed a 7-Eleven camera, $484 In checks, cording to a report filed by ~iiiiiiillllllll l Store at 3650 Howell Branch clothing and personal papers deputy David Ruddell. 1.____ -. ______ - _____________________ Rd., in south Seminole were missing after a burglary Sanford police today were I)eputy C.R. Brown said a of an auto In a parking lot at 101 investigatIng a weekend boat __________________________ -. .. .. i.-. ..- . wiute male about 2.5 years old Wymore Road, Altamonte burglary and theft at the ___ . II. _____ held two clerks at bay wi th a Springs. Sanford Marina. Patrolman I. .____ sawed-off shotgun and escaped Sanford poli ce reported $1,400 Daniel Bernosky reported a :" with an undisclosed amount of tncameraequipment,Includlng $0 stereo tape deck and I . cash alter telling them, "Get three 35mm cameras and speakers were taken from a "s' the money out of the register lenses, were taken In the sailboat owned by Barrett and safe .don't try to be a burglary of an auto belonging to Marine. wise guy." Deborah J. Butler, Masters Lyman Rogers reported he Cove Apartments, Sanford. discovered the burglary when Deputies also reported 1100 showing the sailboat to Teens Poisoned 2.' cash and a .fl caliber pistol was customers Sunday. Two Sanford juvenile boys, taken in a burglary at the 2214 John Mitchell, Welaka Aman Identified only as "Danny Lamb" reportedly saved the We WOMAN SAVED ages 14 and 16, were listed In Southwest Rd., Sanford, Apartments, Sanford, reported of Nancy Anthony, V, 1001 Esplanade Way, Cauelberry Sunday good condition today at residence of Curley Barber. a four-horsepower outboard BY 'DANNY IAMB' morning when her automobile slid into a city lake. Ms. Anthony Seminole Memorial Hospital Donna Swindel, Elm St., motor, valued at $260, was was treated and released In the emergency room at Florida after drinking toxic homemade north of Oviedo and east of taken from a boat docked at the Hospital North, Altamonte Springs. An unidentified man, pic "mushroom tea" Saturday Black Hammock, reported a marina. lured here, prepares to pull the car from the Lake. night. The 16-year-old telephoned t--- TAMPA (AP) — Sen. Edward Gurney's bribery conspiracy trial enters its 18th week today with the defense prepared to call its first witness. Early in the trial, Gurney's lawyer, C. Harris Dittrnar, said the Florida Republican would ta ke th e stand In his own behalf. But there has been no indication when that might be. The prosecution wraped Up Its side last Thursday after 14 weeks of testimony from 69 witnesses in the federal trial of Gurney and three codefendants. Gurney, ex-aide Joseph Bastian, and former federal housing officers K. Wayne Swiger and Ralph Koontz are charged with conspiracy to create an illegal $233,060 slush fund from Florida builders thraugh influence peddling. Gurney, 61, also Is charged with bribery, receiving unlawful compensation In the form of ii condominium, a,,u tour counei of lying in a federam grand jury that in. il/C&'! him. Clues 11 I 1uø" -,- WASHINGTON (AP) — The nation's jobless rate appears to have peaked and should begin receding by the end of the summer, says (lairman Alan Greenspan of the President's Council of Economic Advisers. Greenspan said that, for all practical purposes, the recession is over. Appearing on CBS' "Face the Nation," Greenspan said Sunday that he feels unemployment is cresting at near the announced May level of 9.2 per cent. It will stay at about that level through the summer, but then there should be a marked decline, Greenspan said. By next January, the rate should fall to about 8.5 per cent and then decline during 1976 to 7.5 or 7.25 per cent, he said. The recession, defined as a period of declining economic activity, is "pretty much spent," Greenspan said. He predicted a "fairly strong" upswing in the economy but said he feels this recovery could still be threatened by excessive federal spending and large budget deficits. Deputies - -- As Trial In 18th Week - 1&1 ;•. Gurney Defense To Open . I , I . I ~ I . b.,,., ~: : z .* * , 'N ,!~ 1 i) "~I~ ;,~ . : -. -. o _~A__ I . - = -, i A1 . ,7 ,',Z_`L~ 'T' — :; . . S4,. C.T - 1_ ~_ ~., ' $~,~ I_ - I_ . 'J -- i6wtt . . , 1 X i. ! ~ _ , _ i ! _ 4 1 _ ~ :L _ . . ~__ * _ -. , ltr . _ .. . _ 0 ~, _ -. . ".-.,~ ,,. ' , :i-. . -__17 :- _ 7 ~ -~ _ - -- ..--i 4 _ _-_- -..V i -,- -. ,?----6N ,0Wc - II. . _ r ----. -. _ _-. , Z _ _ _ -_ -. :_ -- - . _~ _. - - - - FLORIDA IN BRIEF Uti li ties Fi rm Told To Prove Increase Need NATION IN BRIEF . $k.. R egents Council Balks At 1 1 1 Per Cent Hike I Teacher Bargaining stricken C Fairness Law Endangered Talks Half-Finished KEY IIISCAYNE (AP) — If the Fairness Doctrine for broadcasters Is eliminated, some stations would abuse their new freedom, says Federal Communications C4munlssioner Robert Lee. "I don't think the broadcast industry is quite ready to be relieved of the Fairness Doctrine," Lee told a Florida Associated Broadcasters meeting this weekend. The Fairness Doctrine requires broadcasters to give equal time to those who oppose a station's editorials, some coriunents by talk show guests or statements made by political candidates. Lee said the FCC probably would oppose a bill proposed by Sen. William Proxmire, D.Wis., to relieve broad-casters from the doctrine. Saying he is the first FCC member to go on record against elimination of the doctrine, Lee said radio and I elevision "have the power to make or break almost anyone." Animal Control Studied Hoop Ne A Fund Loss Feared H Sched u led July 1 1 y School Officials - __ ___t _ ------- --------------.-..-=-- .--- -- -- ____ _ - Capital Security Hurt TALLAHASSEE CAP) — There still will be spots for a security network of television cameras in the new ('apitol but the scanners won't be installed due to a cutback in security measures, officials say. The security system is pretty extensive but it doesn't incorporate everything anybody ever dreamed up," Robert Brown, General Services Department architect. "If you put all the security systems possible in the building, nobody tould get ic it and operate." wo I2 E(;!.IN AIR FORCE BASE, Mrs. Wise, who says she "just — "I think this is happens to be" the wife of the hat mankind is herr for," '.ays mayor of nearby Niceville, said ie of 375 unpaid volunteers the volunteers are willing to do w ho are credited with keeping whatever Is necessary to help ft e cost-per-refugee here lower the South Vietnamese. an at any other camp for ,,We meet the planes as the Vi etnamese exiles, people come In and take them to the tents," she said. "We try to "If I was In the shape that get them settled, and we help th r.nnIn nro In I W11111d nci. ___ -- -- Monday, Jun. 23, Education Funds To Back TV Effort TALLAHASSEE (AP) — strictly for university and voca- agency to be predominant user funds that may tempt some in. sonville, however, the building teams could play, but York said Public television facilities tional-technical education with a provision that the non. terests. fees would pay about half the that the other universities theaters and off-campus arenas buildings, but a constitutional educational agency put up at A Board of Regents corn- cost of the proposed civic cen- probably would build on campus are among proposed projects to amendment effective July 1 least one-third of the cost,"said mittee last week approved a ters. Local officials apparently facilities such as theaters be funded with money pee. gives public schools and corn- Senate Education Chairman plan to raise about $25 million would put up the rest of the auditoriums and unions. viously Limited to education. munity colleges a large share of Robert Graham, 1)-Miami, for civic centers in Tallahassee money. Graham said he sees libraries For the program, the Board the revenue, sponsor of the amendment. and Gainesville through the $50 Chancellor-designate E.T. and educational television of Regents would tap $190 muAn obscure amendment to the ,, million student fee construction York said all of the nine state stations as primary benefiThe expectation was that the lion in bond revenues backed by annual education Lonstruction universities would participate ciarles of the community the gross receipts tax and about bill would allow education predominant use would be program, Th e student buil di ng f s In ee the $50 million construction educational facilities program. $50 million in student fees, half agencies and local govern- educational." have been used in past bond is- program and each would deter"It would seem logical for of which would come from a ment.s to construct "community There was no money appro- sues to construct facilities such mine its own use of its share of there to be a joint development surplus and half from a new educational facilities." Gov. priated this year for construc- as student unions, the funds, and administration of library bond issue. Reubin Askew has not yet acted tion of community educational If the Board of Regents apFlorida and Florida State facilities to serve both the Gross receipts bonds pre. on the bill. facilities, but there are $16 mil- proves the expanded program probably would opt for the offschools and the communities," viously were earmarked "It requires the educational lion in unappropriated bond in Its July 7 meeting in Jack- campus arenas where their he said. . _. Beecher E barassed . -% 7., - '' 1 -. 0 .~5; I -.,-,. - . lz 1 %'A *1 re , -. .7:.,M ,A'~1'1'1;1~1~ ." I .Ir~%. I! .... - -% .1. _. ,~~_ ~. . **It~ - -~ 'It ~_-,_~'~. .~ A p r*N tow.010% 'mI r% ffit &*%^,o% #ft 4 LJ :- 4i L#y Itf'JfJ 3.JII III I II II I III If -t: - - _______ 1I L ,i4 TALLAHASSEE AP — He said the system, which sible for developing the city's "It's embarrassing," said was in partial use on a trial first economic opportunity ofD2vid Beecher of the basis this year, is scheduled for (Ice. speculation that he will be the full implementation on July 1. -• Beecher was a social plan-:,, next chief of th e Health and Beecher, a native of Georgia ning and community organ.6-. - . . Services who grew up near Savannah, Ization adviser in the U.S. AID . Department. ran a poverty program in At- mission to South Vietnam for But But Beecher, who is Gov. lant.a, and said he was respor.- two years in the Late 1960s. ,u Askew's soda l servces aide, apparently has given the -\: 'S. $36,000.a-year job some _::._...-: thought. IN_ "It's embarasslng because I have not talked to Die governor," said Beecher. however, Beecher added, "I P, - : have no illusions about the Job. - Ia.' WINTER HAVEN (AP) serve chute became entangled I've watched It (or three years, — The anchorman of a Tampa in it, said Wess Quinn, station Superior ratings were received at the state band contest In per- end the timing is tough." RATED television station was In serious manager at WFLA-TV. cussion solos and ensembles by Seminole High School Bandsmen Askew is expected to fill the condition at a local hospital to. Deal fell into a tree, which SUPERIOR ifrom left) Charles Turner, Reed MacLauchlin, Delbert post Tuesday. day after pkimmeting about 3,- apparently cushioned his fall Cockayne, and Ron Ingle. Earlier this year, the Senate (1)0 feet when his parachute and kept him from being killed ousted then-HHS secretary O.J. (ailed to open fully. Instantly, officials said. Keller, whom Senate President Arch Deal, 43, a veteran Deal, assistant news director Dempsey Barron, 1)-Panama parachute jumper, was in the at WFLA, has worked at the City, called a "poor ad- intensive care ward of Winter station for 15 years. mlnistrator." The Senate action haven General Hospital with a To celebrate his 40th birthday reportedly has scared off broken neck, fractured pelvis about three years ago, Deal several out-of-state officials and massive internal injuries, made 4-0 consecutive Jumps. officials said. who were r consideration Sunday, he was one of three Crews But influential lawmakers About 2,000 spectators persons taking part in an exhibelieve the Job as secretary of watched as Deal tried his exhi- bition Jump during an All. LAKEI.AND (AP) — Two- into nothing." " I'm just glad it happened on the state's largest agency, bition Jump at Cypress Gardens American Water Ski Tournagaping sinkholes In InterTroopers said the larger sink- Sunday when there wasn't which will be reorganized as of here. He was to have made a ment at Cypress Gardens. state Highway 4 near this Cen- hole, measuring 30 feet by 30 much traffic or we might have July 1 under a 1975 law, should target jump into a balloon in Pat Moore, the station's metral Florida city have been feet and 20 feet deep, developed had some injuries," a trooper go either to an MRS insider or Lake Eloise. teorologist, and his wife, Confilled in but maintenance crews about S a.m. in the eastbound said someone who is familiar But Deal's main parachute rile, made their jumps successare standing by In case of an- lanes. About two hours later, procedures opened only partly and his re- fully. Maintenance crews from the with the agency's other cave-in, officials said. - anothe r sinkhole, 20 by 20 feet ,, and problems. ,.,, .,,,, ift " £flfl The sinkholes, caused by col- and 25 feet deep, appeared In "Beecher understands the portation brought In loads of lapsing underground limestone the two westbound lanes, orga nization and Is com re dirt and limestone rock to fi ll f formations, closed both the east The first sinkhole was report- the holes, located about two initted to It," said Senate MRS and westbound lanes of the exed to the Florida Highway Pa- miles west of here. The road Chairman Jaik Gordon, Dpressway for about 12 hours trol by a Lakeland family was reopened just before 5 p.m. Miami Beach. "I think that's a Cancelled. Rejected Sunday, The Florida Highway prime requisite." whose pick-up truck hit a (ourE.Z. Payments - Quotes Patrol said. Herman Ewin, district manA federal official on leave / loot depression in the highway, "The highway Just seemed to ager of the Department of from the U.S. Department of knocking a hole in the vehicle's , 322-0285 - 831-9774 disappear," an eyewitness said, gas tank. No one was injured. Transporatlon, said heavy Health , Education and Welfare, "One minute there was just a rains In the area probably had Beecher has developed a "goal.2417 S. French Ave. small depression in the road Trooper3 quickly blocked contributed to the sinkholes. He oriented management system" Sanford, Fla, 12771 and the next, big cracks were traffic on the expressway, re- said a small hole had developed for ]IRS in the first three years TON I W WU SSI forming and whole chunks of routing it 11 miles through on the shoulder of Interstate 4 of his four-year assignment as pavement were dropping off Lakeland. about six months ago. an Askew aide. INSURANCE AGENCY J _____ ' '-:' - - k , aJ / _____ ____ __ Newsman Injured As Parachute Fails ________ ______ ____ - Big 1-4 Sinkholes Repaired I Seek Ex p 1 a n at u o n - .,L New Melon Offers Good Year GAINESVILLE (AP) — where more melons are grown pound. Chain stores usually Florida's watermelon growers than anywhere else in the coun- want melons from 18 to 24 are having a good season eco- try. pounds. nomically but look forward to "Florida 75-1 has solid, good lie said most growers are an even better one when a new tasting, intense red flesh, high cutting from 14,000 to 15,000 round, striped melon goes into sugar content and its weight Is pounds an ac're,compared to the general production, heavy for a melon Its size," said normal 20,000. The USDA The unnamed disease-resist. Dr. James M. Crall, director of reports that Florida plants ant melon, developed at the the university's agricultural about 50,000 acres of melons University of Florida and research center at Leesburg. each season. known as Florida 75-1, Is being Cmll predicts the melon will Robert Showalter, a UF protested by a few commercial quickly rival the Charleston fessoi, said one of the problems growers this year, argiculture Gray, the Industry's most popu- in the watermelon industry con1. ,u,wissu dy. tar tor a quarter cent . unues LO oe one the growers It may be released in 1977 for "This Is the most promising can't control—damage by imgeneral production In Florida, melon since about the Civil War proper handling enroute to period," Grady Smith, a major market. grower from Fruitland Park in "Many internally bruised lake County, said after testing melons reach the co nsumer," the melon. "Marketing tests Keen i indicated excellent consumer ury -lelping Refugees i t i z e n s Busy At E gI i ri I Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Study Use Of Bonds nn acceptance. " This year's commercial watermelon crop in Florida Is below normal in yield because of dry weather but prices are high gestures, and the growers' income should "I'm a Christian, and this Is increase substantially, Smith what God would want me to said. do," she said. ''It doesn't mat. Smith said the growers averter If the refugees are white, age price last year was three black, yellow or red. They need cents a pound compared to this help and that's enough." year's price of six cents per ARRIVEAUVE IL ,iJ ! U) a fri'i' seminar: LEARN HOW EXPERIENCED COMMODITY SPECULATORS TAKE PLANNED RISKS TO SEEK BIG PROFITS itiks A I our %(.111111a l, \ OUll t.('( I )Ui b.isit of 1)111 11)1K! IR SJX't til.it loll I fear JU inforinatis c let t Ut t' On SIR Ii ubjc' Is as: __ fl. FLORIOA") ,INE STATE LOW AUTO RATES \ou are invited he said, "and disappointment from their purchase usually leads to buying fewer watermelons. "It Is very difficult for a shopper to judge the maturity and internal quality of an uncut watermelon," he added. "About 75 per cent of watermelon sales in supermarkets are cut, rather than whole. melons." (' j - VIi there is a wtnmodits nurkt. I low the conlilu xlity market Fum lions. mu II t ul.itc in the muLct. Hwi in use the :rmrkrt as o nrt!sod of hedging IN Ifif It n7it P71O(Jj U'S its grain s, munn. rat tle OH! ?tmmy other,. I lo I lOt libloWers S,i'.R. (pecial irade I'rogramn works, what nmkc, it scot I .iml how it night imluose N our Rr ()TI)ll1eII(l.ItO)tlS) W ib I lot IIl)lOWcI , one of . lIlti U .1 's largest brokerage hints. uti (.111 .i iui.ulh I r.ude t iglut .ulong with r's .idt' ( )t it Ness \ork or ( h 1 .ugu anal) 515 iecoiniiiend. ( tit ttiiiiutiii it .tI iuiis s stt'IIl is .ihtiiost illst.ifll.utlt'otIs. 1)XFE and PLCE: Wednesday, June 25th at 7:30 P.M. First Federal Savings & Loan Building 312 West First Street, Sanford SPEAKERS: Jack Acebal and Nicholas Mergo (JUL Re "Mac" says ... No Brag-Just Fact ... ) _____________________________ I itt'. '.4111:11.:: I-. hi:: Ii I t - - -- - - .:t:nu'., ill 40 111.111 - - - - -- -- _. --- �Evening Herald 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 305-322-2611 or 83.1-9993 WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher WILLIAM D. CURRIE, Managing Editor ROBERT C. MA RKEY, Advertising Director June Z3,1974— "A violent electrical strom knocked out a water plant transformer adjacent to the Mayfair Country Club and area residents were warned to brace for a -_________ H o we Delivery: Week, 55 cents; Month, *2.40; 6 Months, $14.20; Year, $28.40. By Mail: In Florida same as home delivery. All ('(her mail: Month. $2.70; 6 Months, *16.20; 12 Months, $32.40. lit \ - __•t 14 I I critical water shorta ge." Li At the time, the city's water supply was cut by about one-third and the auxiliary plant on U.S. 17-92 had to carry the load. The Lightning bolt that struck the transformer somehow by-passed the protection — MW Senate Debate Misfires Again Congress has been showing a desire to take a more active role in the f ormation of U.S. foreign policy and in several recent instances has tried to go over the President's head, so to speak, to inject itself into foreign affairs. The "great debate" conducted in the Senate recently on the security aspects of foreign policy failed to live up to its I 11 bii;. a uy iuiri*te(I wuiy . ongrts is on the wrong track in challenging a traditional relationship between the lcisla'ive and executive hrwctIeS Great dehates on foreign policy have occurred in the Senate in the,past, of course. They generally have been triggered by a President't submission of a treaty for ratification. The Constitution provides that the President can make such binding international commitments only "by and with the advice and consent of the Senate." Having no treaty on its calendar,the Senate had to peg its debate this week on a military appropriations bill. This meant from the start that the oratory would deal less with the philosophy behind the mutual security alliances in our foreign policy and more with troop levels and weapons programs. In other words, the debate centered on the wherewithal for meeting the obligations we hold wider mutual security treaties already in effect As might be expected, points of view on troop strength and weapons development range all over the ballpark, and a "great debate" on such technical issues is not likely to lead to a consensus among a group of orators on the floor of the U.S. Senate. More than an hour, for instance, was spent discussing how many divisions there ought to be in the Army. This is a question that will be settled, as it should be, when classified information about foreign military activities and our own military developments are reviewed by congressional commit tees. The dilemma confronting Sen. Mike Mansfield in this exercise typified that of the Senate as a thole. Sen. Mansfield annually pushes a resolution to mandate a reduction in U.S. troops abroad, as part of his own effort to make foreign policy, but this year is holding it back "because of the confusing and chaotic situation which exists In the world today." Needless to say, conditions in the world would be all the more confusing and chaotic if his resolution had succeeded last year or the year before. We doubt if many senators are inclined to debate the basic issue in our foreign policy whether the interests of peace in the world are best served by U.S. participation in alliances with countries which could not face their potential enemies alone. Those alliances have been effective in those cases where U.S. presidents have been able to make our commitment to them credible and unequivocal. The Senate simply proved that when it brings troops and weapons into a discussion of foreign policy, it is actually invading the President's responsibility to carry out a policy formed with its nwn pri'r advice and consent. Time To Sacrifice The Equal Rights Amendment i3 having trouble on the road to ratification by the states, but its principle L3 burning bright at the Department of Health, Education and Welfare. Secretary Caspar Weinb:rger says schools and colleges getting federal aid, which means most of them, must hereafter give boys and girls equal access to athletic programs In all but "contact" sports. This may be a trium ph for sex equality, but it could be something else for sportsmanship if schools have to do away with separate athletic events for boys and girls. Not to mention campus romance. What does a guy do when the intramural baseball cup is at stake, the score Is tied in the bottom of the ninth, the bases are loaded and he's at bat - and the pitcher is the I!irl he has a date with for the senior orom? BERRY'S WORLD In the same Issue, we came across this item: "A 14-story high rise apartment project for the elderly will be authorized by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) for contract-letting in October with the actual construction of the $2 million 'skyscraper' expected to begin before Christmas with the projected completion date set for next summer, according to John Krlder, executive committee chairman of Bram Towers." At the time, Krtder said Eoghan Kelley, project architect, would have the construction plans ready in August. night and thought It might be of some Interest to our readers if we took them back In time. Say one year ago, fi ve years ago and may be even years ago. So, test your memory on these stories that made headlines ba ck when: Aroun Monday, June 23, 1975-4A The Clock June 23, 1970 federal grants in the total amount of $858,000 have been approved to provide for Seminole County's underprivileged, it was reported by Rev. Amos Jones, director of Seminole County u LU uaui tindornrI vile ied to vo into hitcin' cq fnr thi'rncplt'AQ Time iv Saigon and ILmol postolfices have cable links with 20 countries. Asian and American diplomats monitoring radio traffic between Khmer Itou&" urt,iinsn ,nhak pn,n-+ c'as'iorial clashes between Cambodian and Vietnamese memory once in a while and try to remember those "Good Old Days'" - Bill Currie 11 9 - _____ ________ Coninlunists.One Asian diplomat said a report was heard several days ago of some fighting around Kampot, 80 :k 'uthwest of Phnom Perth on (hi' rr,;tt anli qnlv ' it:w miles iroti, the Vietnaimse border _________ ____________ . / ' . 1~. /. /i , r. • . -.. ) I ) I ,- -- ''0`1 ''- _______________________ . 41 . ..I, decade. It Is prolonging Z, -...,. c,.N. . the recession and stretching deep unemployment out beyond all reason. Programs involving millions of lives go on Indefinitely with almost no ' : I)'tails were fl(jt available. Amin Studies Hills' Fate NAIROBI, Kenya (Al') - Ugandan President Idi Amin Teddy' s Ready Not To Run promised a new announcement today about the fate of after a meeting today with his military defense council. hills, 61, was to have been executed today for TiUng in an unpublished in, that Amin was a "village t)Tant," but Amin called tailed off the execution following a meeting wi th two British military officers sent from London with an appeal co ndemned British lect ur er Denis Hills for clemency from Queen Elizabeth II. However, a broadcast from Kampala, the Uganda capital, indicated that hills reinauted under a death sentence. "Teddy, why are you holding your breath?" holding my brea th to prove that I'm not goi ng to rim for President. Then I'm going to cross my heart for a while, promise honest Injun, give scout's honor, have a few affadavits made up and take out an ad in all the papers." "But you've already said you aren't going to run for president. Why do people keep doubting you?" "It beats me. I go to California to make a speech and they say they don't believe me. I make a fact-finding tour of the Middle East and they say they don't believe me. I show up on a few national television programs and they say they don't believe me. I make a few comments about national policy and they say they don't believe me. I go to a few fund-raising affairs and Cc't6f4 / tt Wallace Predicts ' country and every state in the union is capital punishment. ".':' I I . , NEW DELHI, India (AP) could attempt to Justify inLawy2rs for Prime Minister In- yoking this law with the argudira Gandhi wt ' !re Su. merit th,t :Jw expects the Su• PrUile Court 311'Alu % .A. preine ~'ourt to exonerate lwr Krishna lyer today to tile her oefore the six months elapse appeal against her conviction The trial judge w ho convicted onachargeofillegalcampaign Mrs. Gandhi in Allahabad practices and to ask him to al. sta yed execution of the senlow her to cont in ue in office un. tence for 20 days to allow her to Ill the full court decides the ap- appeal. Her petitt?.rn to extend peal. the stay contended that if she The judge was ex pected to was forced out of office now, announce la ter today or Tue bo th sh e and the country will day whether he would issue an suffer "grave hardships and inde fini te stay against the tr ial irreparable loss." court's sentence barring Mrs. Ha) Narain, the Socialist poll. çandhi from elective office for tician who brought the charge six years. Consideration of her of corrupt electoral practices appeal against the conviction against Mrs. Gandhi in Aliahawill not be gin until the Supreme bad, filed a counter argument Co ur t returns from vacation in with Justice Iyer contending mid-July. that it would be detrimental to Highlyplacedsourcesin Mrs. India's inter ests for her to reGa ndhi's Congress party said if main as prime minister during lyer rules against her, she was hdr appeal. considering trying to remain at Mrs. Gandhi defeated Iyer for minister for six months without found her guilty of two counts of CALENDAR r corporate communion at . " Nativity Church, Lake Mary, followed by breakfast at the clubhouse. PROGRAk am ' Afiaw'.- 'A.-41- 4 . f . PI'M __ _____ _P. '. I . _ .. - .. 4 -- . . F-. "; -, I __~ ~ ;. ___________ , . . -,f Z, Elk I-.. 1k. - _~_ 1 * " N . ... - I ly- ~ .41 1.0-1 T -, f.% .....; ' . 4\ ' ' ..2, ._' ''' ; AL \'.. . • ii ")..I Psi . i% r---- :11, -. .. ' •.,... . ___ - -. I ; I . t I ' . p "-;. . , _____ ••- Y" ___ - it.. . . - - - ___ ' 1 - Crooms High School Work-Study Program students who graduated with the Seminole High School WORK-STUDY GRADUATES seniors, fleft to rightl Stephen Talley, Cynthia Heaths Roxanne Slocksett and Andrew Etliott are congratulated by Work-Study Coordinator John Dimltry. Report Shows Rough Going For Portu al' s New Look LISBON, Portugal (AP) — The na tional balance sheet just July drawn up by Portugal's millSeminole Singles, 7:30 p.m., ta ry rulers suggests a rough Unemployment has tripled in change their policy. Instead changed. Ills whether to lower six months to reach 250,000, or 8 they will step up their props- Its sights to conform to the per cent of the labor force. This ganda among Portuguese moderate view of most of the does not take into account the abroad to counteract what they people - as expressed in the Stepping Stones Center, across road ahead for their socialist return this year of many term the "distorted" reporting eLection of the from Sunland Estates on 17.92. revolution and the 9 million thousands of white settlers - l as- of foreign correspondents in sembly two months ago or to from the African territories of Portugal. Portuguese. try to force the country into a JU LY Mozambique and Angola. The council's stated aim Is to Marxist mold. "Sanford's Biggest Garage The 4,500-word report Issued A 6 per cent drop in the na- go ahead with its drive toward The Revolutionary Council's Sale," charity event, 10 a.m., to during the weekend by the tonal output is forecast in 1975. textbook socialism and main- report Indicates that the Armed 6 p.m., Blair McGarvey, man Revolutionary Council This would be an improvement tam its flirtation with foreign Forces Movement Intends to coordinator, paints a grim picture. from the 20 per cent drop last and domestic Communists. push ahead on the latter course. year. But the report does not The report refers to the e3dssay on what price basis the de- tence of secret armed groups, _________________________ Not Too Hotclime is figured. If the factor of possible situations of anarchy Not Too COO1 inflation has not been included and the inertia of public admln' Just R i ght! in the assessment, the drop and istration. It says there must be Philip King Jr. Betty J. Rogers 407*40 its unavoidable effect on em- "more firmness in the revolu- FREE ATES Ernest M. Lee Mary Lou Rusho ployment will be much greater. t.Ionary authority of the Armed Grace E. Majors ElmE. Smith After years of surplus in the Forces Movement." Lois B. Metts James Tiller ba lance of payments, a defici t At the same time, the report NOTES 1i _____ • World Silent On Cambodian March - forced exodus and who su.aequenUy exited He counseled President Ford to appoint a patent monopolies 'to raise prices, corner the country - paint a grim picture. black vice president and to replace Secretary of markets and partition sales territories. On reported scores of bodies floating In a State Henry Kissinger with a black. Aram also One comoany that would prof it from the river near the capital. According W doctors cabled the United Nations recommend ing its legislation Is Monsanto. The Sentate aide stho among the marchers, scores of people died from transfer to his own backwater capital city of helped Fong draft the measure is Robert Seto, cholera, dehydration or hunger since the Kampala which, he explained, was "the center once a patent lawyer for Monsanto. Communists nrov1dd no food- wier or of tiv. p,r1kbnt nAI,, Viornna A,,.+p,,lln n,,A DAEflt t)flT TCV. A... I.......... ..t....... r "They (the people) want sure friends Saturday night when Seminole Singles, 7:30-10 and swift punishment," addressing the FOP delegates. p.m., Stepping Stones Center, Wallace said. He called law enforcement across from Sunland Estates on One enthusiastic delegate to officers the "great, gutsy, 17.92. the convention, expressing the middle Income, middle class" Central Florida Mineral & mood of many of the FOP of the Am erican people. Gem Society Auction, First Too, he let it be known that Federal Savings & delegates, shouted "Give 'em Loan Assoc., his enemies were "the far left, 2424 Edgewater Drive. Orlando. Hell, George.' Wallace was paralyzed from the intelligentsia, the pseudothe waist down after being shot intellectuals" he says are JUNE 2* SISTERS Inc., luncheon at by Arthur Bremer in aparking responsible for all the nation's Restaurant, noon. Cavalier lot in Maryland three years problems from "drug addiction ago. However, that hasn't and moral breakdown to JUNE 29 Fr. Lyons Council K of C, appeared to stop the tough Vietnam." In order to save this country Alabaman from expressing his siews and from cam paignin g from "almost certainly losing for the position he has aspired our civil liberties," Wallace said those "pseudo in- HOSPITAL to so many times In the past. During his speech, Wallace tellectuals" are responsible for showed no signs of racial the nation's problems, "inJUNI21, 1975 discord save for a plea to end cluding drug addiction, per. ADMISSIONS school busing. He did say he felt missiveness, pornography,the that all politicians are in accord welfare mess, foreign aid, Sanford when it comes to "sure and forced busing, Vietnam and text Jean S. Adams swift punishment" of those books which are so 'filthy' they Alma M. Bagwell convicted of crimes, especially can't even be read on Henry E. Bradshaw television." those of a violent nature. Ida Pear! Campbell Wallace lashed out at the Wallace said the nations as a Richard D. Jackson whole is calling for tough Supreme Court and said, 'The Daniel H. Taylor methods in dealing with the average man in Clayton, Ala., Mildred H. Coplin, Lake criminal element. "Even the can look at something and tell if Mary liberals are now calling for Its pornography or not, but it Mabel Loomis, Lake Mary takes the Supreme Coat 300 — pages to determlr the same Mamie G . Bla ir, Sorrento thing." DISCHARGES Regarding the busing Issue, Wallace said, "We ought to Sanford: have freedom of choice and Lizzie Ann Alexander non-discrimination." Britley Clarence Angle anfwd Linda B. Bradley _____________________________ Henry A. Brown Dora Mae Bryant James Burke Linda L. Green Rosa Lee Hughes Sylvester K. Jones _____ WASHINGTON— The United Nations, collectively and separately, continues to ignore ttr forced evacuation of an estimated three million Cambodians from the cities to the countryside. Yet this must go down in history as the retest atrocity since the Nazis herded Jews I everything and now those who issue his prime theme. He is expected to be a prime were asking for that are coining to the view of the people in contender in next year's Crestview, Homestead and primary in Florida. Wallace said he was among June25 Miami. Double-Ed ged B ANDERSON Gandhi Appeals tRIJI)MS WORKm S During the 1972 Florida being a member of parliament, misusing government officials The sources said Mrs. Gandhi in her campaign. Presidential Preference "We have tried Primary, Wallace rode to a rehabilitation, we have tried sweeping victory over 10 other education, we have tried Democrats with the busing N KNOKKE-ZOUTE, Belgium apartments had been rented by lieved it more likely that they at Knokke, on the North Sea sell an hour later and called the on a main street in Brussels (AP) - A taxi driver found the four Italians answering to the were burglars who had not ex- coast three miles from the police. He told them all four was empty. 6-year-old son and 3-year-old description of the kidnapers, peeled to find the villa occupied Dutch border, about 3 a.m. men spoke French with an The children were found in a daughter of a wealthy Belgian but "the men were gone," a and took the children to help Sunday. They tied up the clii!- Italian accent. telephone booth near Ostend, 20 steel man in a telephone booth spokesman said. cover their escape. dren's parents, an uncle of RonMrs. Bonnot made a tearful miles along the coast from early today 26 hours after they A spokesman for the chil. There was no report of any net and the maid, and two of the radio appeal for the return of Knokke. were kidnaped from the fami. dren's father, Pierre Bonnet, trace of the kidnapers despite a men took the children away in her children. She said the little Meanwhile, the 2-year-old ly's vacation villa, said there had been no demand nationwide hunt and a system- Mrs. Bonnet's Volkswagen. boy was 6 on Sunday and the granddaughter of of a French Police said little Hubert and for ransom and no contact be- atic search of all public and The other two men spent little girl was ill. "Return her to industrialist was found alone Ingrid Bonnet were unharmed. tween the family and the kid. private garages along the coast nearly three more hours load- me. Return them to us," she and unharmed in a Paris door. The boy led the police to an napers after they left the villa, for the gray Volkswagen Beetle ing jewelry, paintings, silver- pleaded. way after her parents paid the apartment house in Middel. Bonnet said the, kidnapers used by the kidnapers. ware and other valuables Into The nature of the child's ill, equivalent of $315,000. The kerke, near Ostend, and said he were members of an anticapiThe police said the four ar- Bonnet's Mercedes, then drove ness was not reported, but it child's father said she was kidand his sister had been taken titlist organization. But one po- mcd, masked men broke into off about 6 a.m.. was not believed serious. The naped Thursday while playing there. Police said one of the lice investigator said he be- the Bonnet family's large villa Bonnet managed to free him. Mercedes found Sunday night in the garden. the head of the government un- a seat in Parliament from der a legal provision that allows Allahabad in 1971 by more than tougher methods that' the middle class and I called for a person to be a cabinet 100,000 votes. The trial judge need re-established in this years ago," he said. TOM TIEDE JACK Political Revolt (Continued From Page I-A) they say they don't believe me. "I can't understand it." objective tests on whether they are producing , X., "I can't either, Ted. I heard somebody say the %.77\) . results. other day that a lot of people thought you were In part, this is a result of the awful complexity just being coy. But I'm sure, though, that the . of the system. There are, for example, more than chap was kidding." 400 federal aid appropriations for 170 separate "Chappaqulddick? Who said anything about "He gets around pretty good for a guy who Isn't aid programs administered by 21 federal Chappaquiddick' How can I complete my plans departments and agencies in 150 Washington to not run for President if everybody keeps even In the race" bureaus and 400 regional offices, each wi th its talking about Chappaquiddlck?" I own way of passing out federal tax dollars. "No, no, you misunderstood. I was just talking The shocking conclusion of recent studies is about all those cynical people who think that that neither the administration nor Congress you're Just pretending you're not going to run so knows whether many of these programs are you can change your mind at the last minute in a doing any good at all. For most, there has been fit of generosity." no systematic follow up in which data was "Who, me? Ha ha. Ha ha ha ha. Ha. Ha ha. Ha regularly collected in an organized way, freed ha ha. And so on. It's so ridiculous, all I have to from the biases and opinions of the investigators. The word from the National Right to Life time ts sliding into the recesses of our collective say is that tll run for President, you will run for It is not enough that backers of programs and Committee is that 1.2 million abortions will be conscience. Instead of tolerating It necessarily vice-president." those working in them to extoll the effectiveness. performed in America this year - 00,000 more while we search for moral and practical alter. "Gee, Teddy, really' Why, thanks a lot. I'll try That Is biased evaluation at its worst. than the last annual count and perhaps a million natives, we seem to be deciding it as the ultimate to fulfill the duties the Constitution . . . Or, that This is not all: Congress, the executive and the more than In any of the 197 years prior to the 1973 solutIon, is, yes, that's pretty funny, all right. By the way, courts go hogwild on a theory or on one piece of Supreme Court decision liberalizing applicable We are making this decision, furthermore, not what are your real ambitions?" unverified research, as with one famous study laws. by common sense but by uncommon in"Well, as you know, those of us who have which is credited with building a fire under the tellectualism, the easier way to do it since the worked our way up from the ranks always apThe sum presumably accurate, calls for pause. drive for widespread busing. If news reports are pr ocess involves percipient argument whi ch our positions, so I'm just content to be a predate I have been, for all my adult life, in favor of correct, even the author of that paper now says while ImpossOle to prove cannot be dismissed humble old senator, whiling away my years that in the big metropolitan cities, busing may be abortion on demand - II)' reason being either. There is, alter all, a philosophical fun- making perceptive observations and filling in the pragmatic. Women not wanting babies will do counterproductive, with inalmost anything to rid themselves of the bur. dathl in the Idea, say, that a woman has a odd hours by not running for President." This policy of rushing into action "I understand, though it's too bad, since a lot dens, and putting laws in their way is mean iogie right to do with her body as she pleases. Women sufficient data, or with unchecked theories, do not have this right, of course, nor do men, as of people really think you should run, you know." visited the results of especially heart-wringing in those programs toI once terminate her pregnancy a teenager who tried witness the laws against suicide or the use of "Well, If you Insist, I just happen to have my with a douse of which aim at putting the unemployed to work. funeral was awful, her some drugs or the dodging of the wartime draft. acceptance speech right here. IJh, ha ha s ha. Just Charles C. Ilolt of the Urban Institute has household chemicals. Her mother loudly admitting in sobs that she had But even if sovereignty over the body Is a myth kidding, of course' I certainly was just kidding; I reported the Employment Service is under refused the argument has humanistic ele ments - the definitely won't for President." p'essure to increase placements and a drive is abortion the for girl the money to seek an Illegal rights of be4ng over an unbeing - that are more "Right, Teddy, but there's just one thing. fear of the immorality Involved, underwa'. to improve career education. Yet comfortably considered than is the emotional Whenever you make that promise, you get this neither the Labor or Health, Education and I remain firm on pragmatism. But I confess as spectrum of morality, pained looked on your face. Is it because your Welfare Departments nor the National Institute well that the magnitude of the estimated number What Is wrong with the super- sophistication back hurts? Because of regret' Because you of Education "have significant research efforts of abortions this year, in the name of anything, is approach to the abortion question is that it tends hate to disappoint your countrymen?" to find out what basic factors account for the disquieting. Abortion has become a major to go beyond the capacity of many involved to "You'd look pained, too, if you had to keep success of a person in a job... branch of the medical industry and at the same understand. When does life begin? crossing your toes all the time." • Find Network Of Informers BANGKOK, Thailand (AP) — South Vietnam's new Communist government today reported organization of a network of informers in Saigon. The Saigon radio said 246,000 people in District 10 of the South Vietnamese capital in Saigon have joined "unity cells," and many women in the district have helped the authorities "arrest henchmen in their hiding places." Saigon has 11 districts. Another broadcast said postal service in Central Vietnam has returned to normal, and letters are being RALPH NOVAK WASHINGTON NE:) — The awful truth is that the shared fail ure of Congress and five administrations to ride herd on th e CIA is part of general slackness that runs through all agencies of the government — State, Defense, Justice and on and on. The board set up in 1971 to hear appeals from mine operators ordered to shut down by the past New South Vietnam Chiefs Monday, June 23, 1'75—SA Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Steel Kings Ch*11dren Are Found Safe WORLD IN BRIEF flies, doesn't it, tSut isn't it nice to jog your fnrtl" Wasted Aid Not He'- V ful To Anyone of dollars over the 10 delivered within two or three days. The broadcast said the RAY CROMLEY Interior Department—aboard which has had no appeals and therefore nothing to do for four years - is but one minor glar ing example of a widespread lack of careful executive and congressional surveillance. This failure has resulted in the waste of billions K idnapers Elude Police Raid So, you think you've done pretty good so far' Well, how about going back a bit further, say to: July 23, 1950— "Seminole County farmers are planting more Sealand cotton as a summer cash crop and anticipated acreage Is expected to top 300 acres as compared to less than 100 acres Last year." C. H. Dawson, who was the county agricultural agent at the time, told The Herald, "Seminole County has proven to be the Ideal place in the United States for growth of this long staple, highly prized cotton." And back then, 2.5 years ago today, The Florida State League Sanford Giants defeated Gainesville 86 behind the combined five-hit pitching of Carl Theta and Jake Heutel. Following that victory, the Giants were 39-31 on the season and trailed league-leading Daytona Beach by P4 games. We scanning that 1970 edition we also noted this tidbit: "A luncheon meeting in South Seminole County with political factions and area citizens of Orange and Seminole Counties concerned over the delapidated condition of the Osteen Bridge was set this morning by the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce Osteen Bridge sub-committee." It's been a long-time coming, but hopefully that work will be started In the immediate future. And finally, from June 23, 1970: "Seminole Cablevision, a subsidiary of American Television and Communications Corp. (ATC) was awarded the franchise to construct a community c,e4iuti yaic;i. ( I.ttlY, witfun me city ot San- ' Too, several tornadoes were spawned by the storm and property damage in Seminole County was estimated as high as $200,000. Action (SCA)." The expected 10-year return to the City of Sanford on this project was $152,000 from ATC. with the $4000 balance to be used to provide emergency food rations for pe'sons in distress. flow good's your memory? Just for the heck of it, we were doing a little research in back issues of The Herald the other I Is _ _ ___ I WEATHER Shirley F. Myers Brenda G. Palmer David L. Sprague Jean White, Deland Janet Miller, Deltona Mary S. Stokes Valencia Stokes Rebecca L. Watson Levather K. Whitby Katarshia L. Williams Marshall Young J o anne a n n e A n d e r s o n, Casselberry Malcolm M. Davidson, DeBary Edna Garceau, Deltona Timothy J. Matson, Deltona John Michael Rabey, Deltona James S. Huffman, EntertSC Lillian E. Main, Longwood harry A. I)illey, Buchanan, Michigan JUNE22, 1975 ADMISSIONS Sanford: 4!,rir,n Itati,ntin of $1.2 billion Is forecast this stresses the army's endorseyear. Foreign currency hold- meat of pluralism and asserts Ings will shortly be exhausted, that "socialism and freedom and the government must begin are not Incompatible." But the selling its gold reserve — worth basic dilemma of the dominant BIRTHS Sanford: Mr. & Mrs. Douglas( Donna) $1.2 billion at the official price — or borrowing on it. Figures in the report Indicate clearly that there has been a sharp fall in the remittances from mor e than a million Partuguese who have been wor king abroad.This cash flowtotaled a billion dollars in 1973, and it has been a crucial element in the Marxist faction has not Evelyn Britton Ever Jane Chandler Virginia Chapman Joanne C. Postle, Altamonte economy. The re duction is linked to a LONG*000 Springs James Howell. DeBary Rene J. Kaufmann, DeBary ture under the new regime. The military leaders do not intend to Eaton, a boy, Sanford Mr. & Mrs. Richard Dcbra i McAMann, a girl, Sanford DISCHARGES Sanford: Marjorie Alumbaugh Leslie L Langdon, Deltona (Linda) Mrs. Charles Johnson, & baby, Sanford 1iLöib,s - • . ii ii lack of confidence by these Portuguese in the cou,try's fu- SOUTHERN AIR of Sanford, Inc. Ph. 322-8321 100 N. Maple Ave. -- MADAM KATHERIN E PALMIST PAST — PRESENT — FUTURE CARD READINGS. CRYSTAL CALL. READINGS HELPFUL ADVICE ON ALL AFFAIRS ILiF*t.OVE •MARRIAOE lOUSINESS 831.4405 IN PRIVACY OF MY HOME HOURSSA.M —110 M SDAYS Ci'dSvøs Whole life readings: $5 with this ad CALL for APPOINTMENT Tom saves.' I I , �SPORTS WOMEN Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Monday, June 23, ifS—lB Author Captures Mid-30 s - I 1 Monday, June 23, 197S-4A Playoff On TV, 4:30 Channel Sanford: It's s Story Continued history for old-time residents presented with a bouquet of million in a January colc spell; In 1944, after peak crop celery with nearly 6,000 names listed Sanford gladioli, Major Bowes France surrendered and young rotted on the ground for tack of in its Index. Amateur flour unit performed men in the county began to teel labor, 573 Bahamian farm The WPA, Bonnie and Clyde's Although little more than an at the local theater and the the draft. A home guard was works were brought In and death car, amateur contests, outline of happenings the book WPA was building a $15,000 organized and Herald editor housed In a tent city. Many the 'Big Apple" and "knock. triggers afioodofmemoriL. for football stadium. homes Holland Dean declared war 1 o c a I knock" jokes were a ll part of Sanfordites who lived through In 1937, 2,000 pounds of Irish with Japan was inevitable, were touched as casualty the passing scene In the mid . those tImes and stimulates the potatoes arrived for the In 1941 work began on the figures rolled in. 30's as Sanford struggled with curiosity of those who look on county's poor, Elvira Garner's CAA-WPA Sanford airport celery was dethroned as king the Great Depression, those challenging times as book about Ezekial and the Big project and the city felt th in 1945 and Sanford celebrated Colorful tidbits from the ancient history. Schaal has Tree was making the best seller impact of Pearl Harbor as the Japanese surrender which ;:1od enliven what mi managed to weave the color lists, and the city voted t beflri ral local m!n were In the not only meant the end of otherwise be consideredc a dryf and h'.ractercfthe era L'tohLs a monkey IsIpl t t' shortages and rationing, but utuck. chronological data of da:' In da tnpetry. Ono, of thcrc threads in 1938, you co ild still get a In 1942. the Navy took nv' al the end of the NAS tritinjn' cv.,iiis compiled by Peter that seems endless is the good lunch zi the drug store for the airport and was the city's era as well. Sebsa) in hic h't co,iiroverslal cross-Florida 35 cents and the voters tip, economic salvation. Gas and These are some nf the histor inmnrd and th \ rid Wr1r ii i that ceps proved a a' d In 193 rt ritiontd aiiu OUtS and triia luth1 to fow(l Sanford became J. first collected tio tons of scrap in Schaal's va luable reference 6w sales of in 1936, it as such a butmng Florida city to file for rubber and debris and bodies work Woman's hi! 9-ml. voiwne—on Sanford issue, the "March of Time" bankruptcy under the Wilcox werewashedashoreatDaytona Community Club of Sanford Improvement 1912-35, the author read over even sent a crew to Sanford to Municipal Bankruptcy Act and from ships sunk by submarines. Project's beautification 2,650 Heralds to glean items of film reactions of local farmers movie "Mysteries of Speed limit of 35 mph on highprogram is benefiting from the personal, community and rn to the canal and possible Motherhood' was wi thdraw'i ways being strictly enforced sale of the book ternational significance, threats to local agriculture, from the Milane Theater after Even with "forced" prosperity Containing mention of births, When Roosevelt's train protest by the Sanford top farm wages were 35 cents Books are available at deaths, and marriages the book stopped briefly on the way toMinisterial Association an hour for a 10-hour day, In Atlantic National Hank of provides a valuable family Winter Park, Eleanor was In 1949, growers lost $4 1943. Sanford. By JANE CASSELBERRY Herald Stall Writer I c ' I ] " Co ",t' 1 . . o M.EDINAH, Ill. (AP) A pair of longshots, Lou Graham and John Mahaffey, meet in an 18-hole playoff today for the $40,000 prize In the 75th U.S. Open Golf Championship. It has been a wild one. And none is more surprised at the windup perhaps Own the playoff contenders themselves. Grnhom q rirnwlir -'.rbbe *A" veteran of 35, was the only person among the 25,145 on the Medlnah Ciub premises wtvj didn't hal ct'.ane tc ouight by parrmg the final hole. - " n ' ,,.•, , - - 4 •- , I, - - i SU( I-. J Graham, Mahaffey To Dectde 0Pen Dead/ock Today ____ •=.. . 'I -- t J '; - 'A - --' - kflU ',4 ht: lie dumped his approach shot Into a trap and took a bogey. Mahaffey, a young lion of 27 out of Houston, had finished 45 minutes earlier and had rushed to the club house to buy a candy bar and check on the airline reservations out of town. He had to be searched out and in:rr.ed that hi 7 had tied the late-finishing Graham for first place and that he should be or, the tir;t tee today promptly it : CUT. The playoff will be shown over national television (ABCTV). It's the first Open playoff since Lee Trevino heat Jack Nicklaus at Merion in Ardmore, Pa., in 1971. Whatever became of that fellow, Nicklaus, anyhow? And Trevino! And Hale Irwin, who won last ytar? And .'hr.ny Miller, the Pacific Coast ho.SfluL: And bong Tom Weiskopf, Arnold Palmer and South Africa's Gary Player? E'.erybody, including the in. comparable Nicklau, blew it— that is, . a TENNIS . - , All of them were wondering how they managed to let this Open slip from their hands. "There will be 20 guys leaving here who will say, 'If I had played halfway decently I would have won," Nicklaus said. Irwin acknowledged that the tournamein sell nun completeiy aurnD- ' founded. "This wa.c the easiest open to win I've ecr .'cn," the bespectacled 174 Open winner said. "Everybody was just all except Graham and Mahaffey. They almost did. They backed into theft "e for the top, Mahaffey shooting a final round 71 that he thought might get him abcut 10th money and Graham a 73. Irwin, who whipped the terrors of Winged Foot a year ago, rallied for a 70 and tied at 288 with Frank Beard, flea ucrisnaw and plump Bob Murphy. Nicklaus, bogeying the last three holes, tied with England's towering Peter Ooskrhw at 2.3). Palmer w as at 2S(. witxi yo'ang ['at Fitzsn-.ons and Tom Watson. ,•••.• Il Harden,-Spencer 1 I !PPI_•_____ .. . •. ' Lit League Probes ,,,• ! N w A Folk dolts are among toys gathered for display by anthropolugK Mn. Hilda Da-, is. Folk Toy Five Generations Display 1 In Gather At Stine s Revives Memories I A' I d l . Kim Harden and Emma Spencer defeated Kathy Gray and Jeannette Alexander 6-0, 3-6, 6-0 yesterday to win the women's advanced division of the inaugural Seminole County American Cancer Society tennis Tournamen et a e l. Dream wo courts. - . NEW YORK (AP)—Whlle Peleisrecuperating, the North American SOCCT League seill be doing some Investigating. - . The 34-year-old star of the New York Cosmos Is spending the next three days resting in his home In Santos, Brazil after receiving minor Injuries and a good scare when a mob of fans swarmed ov er him during a weekend New York Boston NASL game. Meanwhile, Bob Ehllnger,assistanttoNAM Comznisloner Bill Woosna announced the league is conducting a complete investigationofclrcumstances leading to the injury o(Pele." The "Black Pearl," as he Is known throughout the world, suffeted a pulled muscle behind his right knee, and a twisted ankle Friday night in Boston University's Nickerson Field during the first half ofa game against the Boston Minuteman. The fans stormed the field and overwhelmed him after he scored a disallowed goal The Cosmos later lost the contest 2-1 in overtime. Pele was carried from the field by security guards hired by Warner Communications, owner of the Cosmos, but it was later reported that his in juries were minor. "I was shaken and scared," he said before boarding a plane for Brazil. Cosmos vice president Clive Toye at first ordered the New York team to leave the field after the disturbance and told the referee the players would not return. "However, upon reflection, I felt the crowd would be better pacified by continuing the game," said Toye, "but without Peleor (Minuteman star) Eusebio to incite further crowd invasions," Toye informed the referee that New York was playing the remainder of the game under protest and then filed a formal protest with the NASL cotnmissic.ier's office. bye said "the game played in conditions unsafe for players, officials and spectators." Upon receipt of the Cosmos' formal protest, the NASL announced plans for a thorough investigation. : .' - - 5. ., . 1 . ld By JEAN PATIESON Women's Editor A June wedding was the occasion for the gathering of five generations last week in the home of Mr. and Mrs. W.D. Stine, 1111 Palmetto Ave., 40. year residents of Sanford. With them is their daughter Mrs. Berneice Sabatino (back left) of Jamesburg, N.J.; Mrs. Sabitino's son, Derward J. McKinny, Longwood; his daughter and grandson (center) Mrs. Elena Clark and Jeremiah, f-months-old, Apopka. Also home for the wedding of McKinney's son Joseph was his oldest son, Army Sp-4 Derward F. McKinney who Is stationed In Germany. The late Mr. and Mrs. I.L. Talbott, also great, great grandparents to little Jeremiah were life-Icing residents of Sanford. ,9 doubles as the museum, but exhibitions in one place for the -A F. ~ .s 7 anthropology teacher Mrs. school children of the county — Hilda Davis Is pushing hard for busing them all the way to the What better time to talk toys a more suitable, permanent John Young Museum in than at the start of the summer facility. ' ., Orlando is a heavy expense to holidays' "My interest In establishing a the school administration Thementionofwhirllgigs and museum at the college ob- and it would be available to the I , whiplash, whinimydlddle and viously goes hand-in-hand with rest of the community as well. I ' wood-whistle will bring back my being an anthropology During the past year exhibits 0 happy childhood memories to teacher," said Mrs. Davis. "My of general interest have in. . ' our older readers, but youthful special interests are oriented cluded a collection of early readers will doubtless be towards the social sciences and American woodwork tools; a mystified by the terms, natural sciences, and this is display of garden Insects and Add rattletrap and spindle probably where the emphasis means of controlling them; a top, limber jack and climbing will be once we get the museum display on the metric system bear to the list and we'll really going," and a photographic exhibit have them wondering! It'll probably be another year depicting the fabulous Mayan The best way for Seminole before the college's building Civilization. A similar County kids to find out what program Is far enough ad- photographic exhibit on Machu these intriguing toys are all vanced for some of the por- Picchu of the Incas will open about, is to visit the exhibition tables on campus to be vacated Sept. 7. of American folk toys on as classrooms and remodeled in the meantime, the display Idisplay for the summer in Into a museum. In the mean- of early American toys, in. Seminole Junior College's time. Mrs. Davis Is starting to cluding some exquisite furadministration building lobby, gather a number of permanent niture made by Mrs. Davis Their parents and grand- museum collections, Including wood carving Is her hobby is t. parents will probably be an exhibit of birds already on open to the public daily during equally excited to view the display in the administration school hours. A book on toy. fascinating collection of corn building lobby, a black-light making recommended by Mrs. husk and clothespin dolls, the display of minerals and a Davis is a Penguin Uving buzz saw and turkey call, bull marine exhibit of shells, coral, Crafts paperback, "American roar and mountain bob, crabs, starfish and other items Folk Toys How To Make The exhibit is one of several from the sea. Them" by Dick Schnacke. It in the college's "museum" 'I can't think of a better contains many fascinating yet series which has been staged place for a museum than right easy-to-make toys perfect for during the past year. At this here at the college," said Mrs. parents looking for vacation point, the adrnlnl.strat.on lobby Davis. "It would localize projects to give to their restless youngsters. A graduate of Indiana University, Mrs. Davis spent many years In archeological DEAR ABBY: You U it's formal, the lady guests , research In Indiana, the Virgin besmirched the image of pigs should wear long dresses Elite J Islands and among the and hogs when you wrote: "The Informal. they have their Seminole Indians in South person who hogs the con. choice. S Florida before she started versation is no less a pig than I teaching at SJC in 1966. the person who comes to the On Sunday, she flew to Los table and eats all the food." Everyon, has a Proiem. What's YoV rs 7 For a Personal reply, write ,0 Angeles, Calif. to attend the ABIGAIL VAN BURE N A55Y Boa No, MOO, L.A., Abby, you infer that pigs and Calif. annual conference of the Enclosi stamped, They are not' American Association of hogs are greedy. addressed InvsIop, plea, If these little four-footed Museums, of which Hate to write Ietter Sind $1 to to be more intelligent friends who now see through she is an creatures were fed balanced Abigail Van Buren, 132 Lasky Dr., enthusiastic member. After than my corneas and live an active Beverly thanpigs,areguilty of thee sa Calif. for . five days of meetings In Los rations, they would not overeat' thing? Die booklet "How to Write Letters life with my kidneys. That point has been proven Angeles she will join a sa tellite for All Ocasions." Please Cncloi. a if you want to emphasize (6 Life tour from the convention to through research at many greediness in people, instead of And doesn't end with death , long, eelf.addr.iwii, Stamped 120 yes, you may use my real cent envelope. universities. calling them "hoggish," why name. gather information during It's a fact that most affluent not say "pcoplisb"? SANDRA KLOHES, N.Y.C. these excursions which can be people cat themselves out of G. B. 111111.1.1118: HEADLAND, DEAR SANDRA: God Is FAIRWAY applied to the development of a shape. So why downgrade pigs AL% blessing now. museum at SK. and hogs when people, who are LAUNDROMAT DEAR MR. P.: 1 plead guilty DEAR ABBY: I have a friend to perpetuating the prejudlelaal whose daughter is having a Cleaning at budget PfOCIS and coin laundry notion that pigs and hogs are lavish church wedding and is ng service in a pleasant at. greedy. And I hope that every aski all the wometi guests to -- mosphire. Open am. daily. pig and hog who reads this will wear long dresses. : Located at.... forgive me. • Is she correct in making this FAIRWAY PLAZA DEAR ABBY Thank you for reauest Sanford I,'rifir,n i..,,,i.._. i.._. r., . - . ' . ' , ' . . - -. - - a n ugura . . "I For June Wedding Crowd Swarm yNK. - 1' Al: it Capture Crown % _' /' HowardFlagg Fla and David McCook top ppe ped Billy Brumley and Doug Moliczowski 6-4, 6-2 to take the men's intermediate crown, while Connie Fox and Liz Farr downed Susan Wheichel and Susan Fanna 6-7, 6-1, 6-2 to win the women's intermediate title, x. Mixed doubles events will be held this Saturday and Sunday on the Dreamwold courts, concluding the first annual event. Eight teams are entered in the advanced mixed, with 14 competing for the intermediate crown ,.. T!! :-:-:.: • . - - '•:-:-:: '- i- '- . - -- - 4 Dear Abby 7 :- . - .: 'ç Wk ., •: I Ab.. • .: ' -:, 'j ." - A :. ...-',-• .- Chris Evert concentrates rJm shows forehand Emma SpN hoCkMIIdI ho But Connors ? FORT LAUDERDALE (APt —Chris Evert, who globetrotted her way to a quarter of a million dollars on the tennis courts last year, says her free time is too important to waste on commercials, "Sure, I'd probably get $100,000 more just doing commercials," she said before leaving for several European tournaments, Including her title defense in this week's prestigous Wimbledon, "But I'd drop to No. 5 iii the rankings. "My idea of rest is not to do commercials," Miss Evert, who won a record $1,460 on the women's tennis last year, said during an interview at Holiday Park, where her father, Jim, Is the pro, "If I've played four months of tennis, I want to come home and be able to wake up In the morning and do whatever I want to play tennis at Holiday, or go to the beach or shopping." She said that in another 10 years, she might want to be a television commentator or do more dress designing. "But right now, I just want to play tennis," said the top-rated women's player. "I realize I - W WIMBLEDON, England won't be number five or (AP) If Jimmy Connors 10 years." doesn't the men's singles Although most professienal title at Wimbledon again, who athletes are happy to make ex- will? tra money by endorsing prodThe 22-year-old left-hander ucla, Miss Evert has lent her from Belleville, Ill., the favorite name only to a brand of tennis to retain the most coveted clothes for which she does some tennis title In the world, hinted designing and a line of tennis at some possible successors to rackets, the title as the tournament And Miss Evert said she and opened today at the All-Erigher father have decided that, land Club. for the moment at least, she will "There's Stan Smith," Conavoid television talk shows. noes said. ,With his big pow"We decided that I get good erful serve, he is always difficoverage every Saturday in cult to play against on grass. tournaments, so why do I need "And there's file Nastase of to go on talk shows, too?" Romania. He can do many one for - win 0 'I you - Dr Playground Winners . - . 7 Where to god'o r all th in forma t Iufl VOLI IWt!( 1 was -:= .ie Non-Commercial Evert __________________________________________________ 50213, . • .' WIMBLEDON Peoplish " Worse Than "Piggish" Hills. h &' - Fifty-four entries began the all-doubles tournament, which opened Saturday at 9 a.m. McNeill, is tournament chairman. ' r ! - County secretary of the cancer society, Edith ' ,..q - fW . .: "I The men's advanced finals were rained out and will be played tomorrow at 6:30 p.m. Preliminaries s ere underway this afternoon along with consolation matches, aa: • 'You Can Write I'm Gonna Retire' -:ai - . 'iri•• 1;. - - PELE :. •:. ,, throwing It away. It's unbelievable. "We tend to choke in the Open," Irwin said, "but it was a horrendous experlence for most of us. The greens rere getting brown and dying from suffocation. Some fairways were mowed, others weren't. The noise was terrible and the rallery at times seemed pietely disinterested. "I think everbody because of the bad early weather and eorvlItlnn. went into U Lurr,mcnt irWi a bad lrame mind." things with a tennis ball you don't even think about, "And Arthur Ashe, Brian Gottfried and Raul Ramirez all these guys have more than an equal chance to win WLmbledon." The bookies rate Connors a 3. 2 favorite to win again. That's pretty short odds in any sport. But Connors' halo has slipped a little in the last two weeks. He came to England In advance to get some practice on grass courts before Wimbledon, and he was beaten twice. Bernie Mitten of South Africa toppled him at Chichester and Roscoe Tanner of Lookout - Mountain. Tenn., upset him In the John Player tournament at Nottingham. COSmOII fingered Ashe as a possible Wimbledon winner just as his lawyers were filing a $5 minion suit against the star from Miami, Fla. They allege that Ashe, presiden t of the Association of Ter. 1113 Professionals, libeled Con. noes in a letter to a group of players about the captaincy of the U.S. Davis Cup team. One of the traditions of Wimbiedon Is that the reigning champion opens the tour. nament on the center court. - - - �0 ---- - ;- f- j 28-Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Monday, June 23, 175 BEETLE BAILEY Mort Walker Me=REBOARD 51. M NL Star ' Glove o4.ct-4,' 4ir. ' Claire Eulie JC ran V_ k) 5 1. S Lady s No-Hit Physician (Gammelu $ 1; 6. uins Student (DAmato) $1; 7. Cool Hand Luke (Weaver) 7.2; 1 Belle Kenyon By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS the Braves 5-2 and salvage a to mind. Correll did. (Maher) 10.1 16th homer for the PhIL, to tie it, With it they widened their East split their Sunday doubleSECOND - M - Trot C.3 "I was tapping runner then Tommy Hutton singled Division lead over the PhiLs to U1: I. Final Jeopardy (Regur) Si; Just because Rod Gilbreath header. Atlanta took the opener like I always do," the American League ald Month. and Tony Taylor doubled to 7 Paul B. Good (Gerard) 171; 3. win live games. East was swinging his bat, it didn't 8-2 on the strength of a sevenrun nez. "He turned around and he it. 01 Able Eden (Blood) 7 2; Bi rdi e . I. Dodgers 3, Padres 2 make him the villain. That role first Inning, Bright (Gammell) S 2; 5 Schemln told melt! did it again he would Boston 37 Cardinals 7, Cubs 2 Bill Buckner opened the In the rest of the National drop me. I did it again...." 3; 79 561 112 Demon (Taylor) 72: 6. Langburn belonged, In a roundabout way, New York (Blood) Lynn McGlothen checked eighth Inning with a double and, 61; 7. Lee Eyre (Rau)$ 1; Milwaukee 33 37 SOS s to Willie Montanez, who was League, Philadelphia bounced S Great Marty (Bridges) i 30 34 469 , Flallimore Vic didn't deck Willie, but he Chico on five hits while Ted one out later, first baseman swinging his glove, back to beat Montreal In their TH$PD-4M-PiceC.3-$140: Detroit 26 36 419 1011 Simmons and Willie Davis Willie McCovy misplayed tried. He threw a punch. sui. Gilbreath, a pinch hitter for Cleveland 25 39 111 111 v 1. Doc Van (Vandefvort) 77; 2 teamed for five hits and drove nightcap 4-3 after the Expos deniy both benches were emp. Evelyn Willie Crawford'sgrounder that Weaver) 101. 3. the Atlanta Braves, swung his had taken the opener 4-0, St. West tOW' runs to pace St. Louis gave the Dodgers their tie. Patha Time (Dem)anik) 51: 4. Oakland 17 76 611 tying. it took about 10 minutes in bat at a 1-1 fastball with two Louis defeated Chicago 72 Kantas City 3$ 31 $ 51 4', Golden Matador (Newman) SI; S. restore order - with Month. past the Cubs. breaking run against the outs in the eighth inning Sunday Pittsburgh polished off New to nezoutofthe Burns Guy (Bereznak) 31; 6. Traas 193 33 Si11monshomeredinthei. es game. . Lightning Dream (Piper) 6.1; 7 San California 34 36 456 and ruined San Francisco York 2-0, Los Angeles edged ond i nn Juan Hanover (Cooley) 6 1; 5, Mai' ing and capped a th reeA.stros 8, Reds 4 Minnesota 31 3) III 9 . rookie Pete Falcone's bid for a San Diego 3-2 and Houston beat A Abbe (Wyatt) ChcbQo 7$ 3P 421 1) run third with a double. DavI.! Cliff Johnson drove in two Expos 4-3 Phillics 04 5.. M no-hitter. But it was Mont.anez' Cincinnati 8-4. FOURTH Pace Clmg Saturdays Resutti .. $4$o I Hi Lint: (51cm) SI; 2. Cousin Steve Rogers pitched and contributed a double In the runs wi th a single and a homer, antics with his glove at first Minnesota I, Chicago 3 Falcone, a 21-year-old left. rd, hi tr ipl ed In th It (Bridges)S.1; 4 Margaret Bridge e filth and Greg Gross singled home New York 1. Detroit pair a base - and the mentof bander, had just walked Vic batted Montreal to its opening. t (Huey) 101: Sr Victorious Beau ,,jj ,. rinoed a two-run 1noI.. in the RAIHrnttr,. ,,.. .IL i ui u'iu sVUVIJU 42UUVU V1LUQ'. ne uuuweu JUSL maynem LMLCOUOWU - WfltcIl Corre ll and was [acing Gil. (Larrabeel 5 1, 6. Oteca Mis Kansas City 1, Oakland 1 sixth. -. a homer to beat the Reds. The (Bereznsk) 92; 7. Avon Ban (Nee(y) ruined Falcone's concentration. br eath when the fracas erupted. seven hi ts, singled and scored Milwaukee 11, Cleveland 9 Pirates 2, Mets 0 l • Mighty Mouth (Van 1085 cut Cincinnati's West one run, California 45, Tezas 76 then drove in two with And that's what ruined the noMontanez, you see, has a df]) Dock Ellis silenced the Mets Division lead over the Dodgers I Sundays Results hitter. hnhit ,-, a bases-loaded sinde. vi rurin - I M - race Cl Iu). im - ----• ' Chicago 69, Minnesota on five hits to give the Pirates to two 52. games and en d ed 5100: 1. Oshk.osb (Hume Jr.) $1; 7. So with that out of the way, ers on thçlr behinds with his lit game 10 'enlngs In the nightcap, Greg Lu. their fif th strai gh t victory and llnu..tnn'5 five.ntnA Kingly Hal (VanderSchaaf) 72: 3. !haClor,$. U,s..* ritn* It 0. losinu '-f 0 .0, u u idfttli with his the ninth In the last 10 games. lnunv'i% ,ratta n (Bourgeois) Ii; I fattimore 31. Boston OS streak. Cleveland 3. Milwaukee 2. 10 Maior Jones (Brainard) 31; 5 Ed S Defender (Raymond) 151; 6. Tarn Ms (Raul 151: 7 Fo' t.'rt ? 9 jor League a Man Montanez R • 4, Falcone ' Bid Baseball 4, Senator ( . 5E7LE . A4r' 4 WIN AT BRIDGE ice LOT By ----' I it dow Jim: "If North decides to rebid to two spades, he is takin' a chance. The chance is tha South will bid again." Oswald: "Either two hearts or two spades makes. An higher contract goes down with a dismal thud, In some systems the rebid to two spades might be proper. In no system should there be any further bid." by Dove Greta. ® R LZ- INVE .. The bidding has been. 23 A \s THE BORN LOSER al C Oswald: "A good aysteni S better than a poor one. Whatever vteni you play be tiacnabl effective it you and your partner understand by Art SOflil FJTIFUL\ 7'LIcE OWE Jim: "The first important bid to learn Is the sign-off. The best sign-off is the pass. When you pass, the message is clear. It says that you have gone as far as, or maybe even further than, You wan: to go." ; LITTLE Bit Better Oswald: "North's pass of his partner's two-heart bid is an example of a fine pass. lie has six spades and just one heart. Yet. I L 9-6, MPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS J rAV - AN RTi'IQUAKE East PAss 2 P.ic south I, %'r'r' uth Al 2 V K J 7 ., you '[ 44 could be a great psych?aht' Aireddy tie can ask the it1est ues?uns!" Rog" Bollen - , FUNNY BUS'NESS I TO[)AY'S QUESTION Your CrI1b1Ls< ¶W'.q5r. ' hrld By -- It)Cst' £d,,pç(.GE'uO P,E IIhTCRE5TEt) ILl " 'K%&i Ti-lAY ' OPENig& AN ACCCAAT P, (.±E_AT_bCE ) partner Continues to three Whit do you do now" IMJ11 Answer Tomorrow Jfl - Send SI 10.' JACOBY MODERN book to: 'Win at &idge." (do this newqape,) P.O. Box 489, Radio City Station. Now VOI*.NV_10019 I'SPAPER 0 __________________ irRi'Rt ASSN) --U ' DOONESBURy by Larry Lewis by Garry Trudeau IfI GAiNiN CLASS NEX )VU &16 1114ff DOOR.. f _1 ru ar T - ThZ/1 & 1 • __ -q - - BY ZVY O4',t 54'G4, zs IT?' SPK.ET 775 06E , II -''- In LL, Senior Leagues four North it - Bid three diamonds. This i s , me-round force. the language of bids." L Dolly Jester (Dennis) 9 7 Texas (Morgan 1 3) at Call SEVENTH - I M - Pace C.) tomb (Singe- 6 5). (n) at $400: 1. Nancys Buce (Patterson) S. Minnesota (Hughes 6S) By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS game, losing a nine-hit shutout trouble. Roy Smalley led 1; 2 Lowden Lew (HyselI) 121; 3 Oakland (Perry 771. (n) off watched Nettles speed over and Oakland scored once in the backed Mike Cuellar's sixOcala Dutch (No Driver) SI; I, Only games Scheduled Ed Figueroa figured wrong. on an unearned California run, wi th a single, and two outs lat. surround t he last out, Mdrollna Abby (Bridges) first and added three In the hitter and gave the Orioles the 31; Tuesdays Games "When I found out last night But Figueroa was seven hi ts er, Figueroa had walked the "I was kind of expecting an sixth w hen Billy Williams fol. opener. Detroit at Milwaukee. 2. (tn) Yankee Hobo (No Driver) 92; 6. At Ion Bullet (Blood) 5.1; 7. that Fergie Jenkins would be and one run better than his vet- bases loaded. Ills 3-2 pitch to alley shot," said Nettles. "I got lowed Bando's RBI double with New York at Baltimore. (n) Yankees 5, TIger's 3 Hurricane Scott (Piper) 6-1; S Cleveland at Boston. (n) pitching for Texas, I told my eran opponent, and that meant Jeff Burroughs was launched a good Jump on the ball and I his ninth homer of the seasonMeasured Flo (Filipelli Jr.) 5-1. Sandy Alomar's two-run Teras at Chicago. (n) wife that it would be a tough a 1-0 Angels triumph over the towards the alley in left-center knew it was mine all th EIGHTH - 1 M - Pace C.) e time." a two-run shot, Kansas City at California. (ni triple keyed the three-run USC: 1 Bonds King (Regun) t;. 2 , game," said the California Rangers. field, where Morris Nettles pa. At Ohtand, in) Obviously, he figured right. White Sox fourth inning that carried the Twins 2-5 Empire Lara (Humphres) 92; 3, right-hander who proved toughHe was shaken somewhat in trolled. Elsewhere In the American Bob Colucclo's run-scoring Yankees past the Tigers and Sorrowful (VanDeveter) 10 I. 4. National League er than Jenkins Sunday. the ninth Inning, ho wever, when "I just said to myself, 'Mo, League, Oakland swept a dou- double with two outs in the 10th gave New York 17 victories In Marion Sleek (Crank) 7 2; S. Amy East Not that Fergie pitched a bad a mistake nearly meant get going," said Figueroa, who ble header from Kansas City 7-6 Inn W L Pct. 01 Girl Mercury (Rau) 31; 6 Lisbon ing snapped a four-game 22 games. Hanov er (Sica) S 1; 7 Metrollna Pittsburgh 39 24 419 In 12 InnIngs and 8-1, Baltimore Chicago losing streak in the The Tigers have lost nine In Money (Bridges) 6-1; $ Jodles Ptiblphia 36 31 .537 $ beat Boston 3-0 then dropped opener, New York 32 30 $16 6'i Creed (Dennis) S I. their last 12. NINTH - i N -Pace C-I -$430: ChicagO ;, 33 33 the nightcap 5-!, Chicago swept Deron Johnson hit a two-run IndlanO qrewers 2 1. Speedy Tracer (Raymond) 31; 2 St. Louis 30 33 476 , Minnesota 6-5 in 10 innings and homer and Buddy Bradford hit Milwaukee reliever Ed Montreal II 33 .459 10 Princess Strong (Recur) 7.2. 3. Champs Dominate 'Stars 9-2, New Yor k trimmed Detroit a three-run blast in the third In. Rodriguez hit Rico Catty wi th a Diamonds Lad (Damjanlk) 101; 4 West Canton Time (SIca) Si. S. Mono A Cincinnati 17 77 609 5.3, and Cleveland edged Mu. ring, powering Chicago past pitch with the bases loaded In (Bridges) 31; 6. Dougs Dynamite Angeles dl 30 .$77 2 Los waukee 3-2 in 10 innings. Minnesota in the nightcap. the 10th inning, giving Cleve. a w,, (VanDeventer) 1 1; 7. Sena!ors Tina Fraxisco 33 3S .45 s. A's 74, Royals 1.1 (Crank) 9.2; S. Bones Demon Orioles 3-I, Red Sox 0.5 Land its triumph. San Diego 31 37 Atlanta 29 39 424 17", (Laishley) 6.1. Sal Bando keyed Oakland's Rico Petrocelil drove in Ilos- The Indians had taken a 2-0 TENTH - I M - Pace C-I -$130: 14ouston 73 47 317 151, first-game triumph, hitthig a ton's first run in 22 innings in lead in the fifth inning when 1. Easy Bluegrass (Larrabee) II; 2. Saturdays Rfls Jeans Babe (Blood) 7.2; 1. Palomits solo home run in the eighth and the fifth Inning while Luis Tiant Catty doubled, Oscar Gamble Pittsburgh 7. New York 3 Stardust (Rau) 5-1; 4. Enough Time The three Sanford Little and Wayner Smith, and Chases, Union's James Farina and doubling in the game-winning struck out 12 and scattered sev. walked, Alan Ashby doubled Montreal S. Philadelphia 1 Leagues and the Sanford Senior Milford Hayes also made the Carlton's Darrell Smith, runs in the 12th innIng, (Sic&)a-i; S. Jayvees Boy (VRam) 4. San Francisco 4, Atlanta 3 en hits in the nightcap, carrying and Gamble scored on an In1:6. Bids Byrd 7 (No Driver) $1; S. Baseball League recently team. Chicago 6. St. Louis i Randall Robinson and Jimmy The A's, who now have won the Red Sox to a split, 6. 11 InL Scotch Playboy (Crank) $1, it field out. Cincinnati?. Houston announced their All-Star teams. Atlantic National Bank of Piatt and Apex's Bill Cosgrave, seven of thei? last eight, overClayttaven Pioneer (No Driver) 51, ning Mark Belanger's scratch hit The Brewers tied it In the Keystone, which is Un- Sanford landed four players On Steve ELEVENTH -1 N - Pace C.3 Los Angeles 1, San Diego 3 Sensakovic and Michael ran the Royals In the second In the second Inning and Don seventh on George Scott's two. 1450:1. Papeete (Faga)i l;3. Mary defeated in the Senior League, the American Little League All- Cash comprise the team, Sunday's Results game. Brooks (Hywil) 4-1; 3. Spring Daisy Baylor's two-run home run run single to left center. placed live players on the Stars. Sanford Atlantic won the Montreal 43. Philadelphia Atlanta $3, San Francisco 2.5 Mau) 51; 4. Chancey Folly glitter team Badcock landed league crown with anl8..2slate. (Raymond) Si; 5, Ocala 'tar Fly PIttSburgh 2. New York 0 and Police and (Bridges) 9.7; 1. Beth Dean Sanford Atlantic's Billy St lOIJIS 7. Chicago 2 (87' 3-1; 7. Festive Guy Chase three each. Houston S. Cincinnat. 4 Heaps, Tim Shepherd, Freddy (Vandervort) 10.1: S. Scott Fashion Los Angeles 3. San Diego 2 Terry Smith, Robert Smith, Vance and Vincent Thomas, (Udell) 7-2. Monday's Games Jeff Anderson, Jim Brodie, and Sanford Recreation DepartSt. Louis (Reed 71 and Den Tim Raines were named to the ment's Jimmy Johnson, Greg ny 72) at New York (Stone 1-0 avid Webb 12), 7. (In) team from Keystone. Church and Scott Richardson, Cincinnati (Bllllngham 7-3) at David Lively, Donnie Seminole Petroleum's Michael Atlanta (Easterly 00), Williams, Clark Gallagher and Towers, Bobby Bridges and Pittsburgh iRooker $3) at Philadelphia Carlton 631, in Ricky Mann made the team John Polk, U.S. Bank's William Chicago (Burns 6-5) at Mon American League from Badcock, Chase's Bobby Kirchoff, Wesley Steele and trial (Scherrnan 01), in) BATTING (150 at bats) Robertson, Terrel Irvin and Lance Abney, and Florida State Los Angeles (Hoolen IS) at Carew. Mm, .379; Hargrove, Houston (Roberts 39). (n) Tn, 355 Nick Mergo and Police's Ken Bank's Ronald Harold and San Francisco (Mordr4uco 1 RUNS- -Lynn. Bsn, 43; But. Lee, Mark Russl and David Brian Von Herbulls compose 3) at San Disco (McIntosh 1.5). toughs, Tex. 43: R.Whlte, NY. Wiggins also were selected, (n) the American League 'Stars. 47. T.y'sO.m.s Five Railroaders and four RUNS BATTED IN-Lynn. Four members of Jack Chicago at Montreal Bin. 50; GNetllej, NY. I, players from Medical Center Prosser Ford, which finished Pittsburgh at Philadelphia. 2. H I T S-Munson, NY. S; dominate the National Utt!e second in the five-team Con(I-n) Carew, Mm. Si; C.Wasluingtn, fl,i , I tI t AIn I it Ienvi AlLctar fn TI. iêI I 111III4Il LdI3C I45UV, r Valk, 11111. Were t Lous1at New York. in) DOUBLES-Chalk. Cal, 20. Railroaders won 20 straIght named to the Continental All. Los ei at Houston, Singleton, Bat.15. Rice. Bin, games to sweep the league title. Stars. George's, which won the San Francisco at San IS; ChAmMISS. NY. 15. McRae. Soloman Hardy, Henry league, landed three players on 2. (I n) KC. 15: RudI, Oak. ' I, iiI By Oswald & James Jacobs' I A A 71 7 witli hearts as trump and can't arne Fergie Was Good, But Figueroa Was __ - be sure that his partner's hearts will do as well at spades." .,, SIXTH - S.. M - Pace C.) - $440: Toay'sOames I. Cotta Go ,ca) $1; 2 Amy Cleveland (RalcPu 7 21 at Sos Sister (Damla ,, k) $ 1; 3 Freete ton (Burton 0 I). in) New York (Medich S 9) at (KcIa) 31. 1. Kinniklfyulck (Faga) 10-1:5. birdie H. Volo (WhyIand) S Baltimore (Gnlmsley 35). in) Detrult (Coleman at 1 6. Sweetheart Volto (Drayton) 6 3 . 101 iy Dick Tumor ______ he expects his ace and king of spades will produce two tricks ": jt ()SWAI.l) and JAMES JACOBY ( ... CARNIVAL I ... - • ( LET'S USE SOME "\ GOOD IDEA, You OF THESE CLOThES, ) OOP! AFTER / ROME?! MUST HAVE A ORVlLL! ,-'ALL,'WHEN TIN EAR, IN DME , DO AS >7 ORVILLE! THE ROMANS J - ?... TL%Th ALLEY OOP Padr. - 7 Monday,_ Jun. 23, I73-3 11 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - All, - GS RUNNY -'_ -' .. - a M$ ,' ' TUMBLEWEED by T. K. Ryan spots, Baseball Leaders - ... -. -. Harness e - Racin Entn the ' Naftinel League NG -- - TONIGHT FIRST -1 N - Pace C.) - CaM - $450: 1 Great Value (Sprigg-s) 3 1; 7 Western Bev (Phillips) 43, 3 Crestwood Donna (Bna,ard) 92. 1 (ISO at Madiock.CPu 361; e iii RUNS-Lopes. LA, 57. Ce dm0. Mtn, 41 RUNS BATTED IN-Bench. Cm. 37; Lulntki, Phi, 50 HITS.-Madbock. Chi. 4; Gin. wv. LA. 93. DOUBlES-Bench, C'n. 76 Gni,b. . Hardy, Freddie Howard, Mark Huaman and Bo Graham were selected from the Railroaders to the AlkStar Lm Medical Center's Jeff Fakess, Kevin Story, Jeff Litton and David Sonnenberg, Seminole Sporting Goods' George Porzig, Jeffery Quinn and Glenn Swift, First Federal's Donald Baublltz Atl antic, George's To Meet the team. Prosser Ford's Walter Law, David Holt, Billy Adams and I C,..rn..,. 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The wcll.roove 4 for S83 I 4 for S9I - 1l All WeaffierV earned tory. a .' - WALL JoHitter In IL I I Page 4-B N Presbyterians 6-3 . . / The three-team battle for the Sanf ord meets George's. Monroe waterfront. Sanford Little League The game begins at 7:30 p.m. The Railroaders takes on championship begins tonight at the Ft Mellon Little League tonight's winner Tuesday at when Atlantic National Bank of field, located at the Lake 7:30 p.m. at Ft. Mellon. _____________________ Tonight's low and Tuesday's ForThe ____________________________ loser meet Wednesday and the COOLEST finals will be Thursday. DcaI!niown The Railroaders the azarene Defeats bye because their 20.0 record is am the best in the three leagues. General Electric The Railroaders skipped 1W through the National League. Ctmtra I A ir Conditionir-g Sanford Atlantic, which System 11 . . ca dominated the American Paul Watson paced Nazarem First Naxwne U4)ped First PLUMBING Presbyt,crian w, Church of God with four singies in four times League, registered an 18.2 HEATING, INC. Robbie Whitehead had a slate.George's, winners of the defeated Longwood First ' 1007 Ave 322 I367 Continental League, were Baptist 4-1, First Bapdst of single anid triple in three trips Sanford belted First Assembly for First Presiltaim. 13-7 and First Methodist Jim Fendf had a triple and Nitc 11amess Racing at downed Pinecirest Baptist m in two singles for twVrood. DkIn hornercd for Church of Saturday Church League le God. Vic Rlchburg was 34or4 softball action. for First Ba ptist in their vi" Ricky Chesser fired - ' 4;. L. AND NOW, If . oh SHORT RIBS SIRE, TH E V4KINGS AR WilL, A 90116F 14014ANT OF AT THE OR1H GATE' by Frank Hill E %)1S ARE .,1' 1E 4T6TE THE 4JN .S.RE AND THE VANDALS .ii] MRLJN FEME%' AT THE SQJT-i GATE EALLsX)'a R.IHT 'tI.)U �_ - ________________________ Monday, Jun 23, 17S 4 8-Evining Herald, Sanford, El. a.---A Legal Notice - - L'j- *JLJ1 Legal Notice Legal Notice _ Legal Notice Legal Notice ersonais __________________________________________ .c SPORTS INI BRIEF Betsy CuIlen Conies Back From Cancer To 'vYin Classic PLYMOJTH, md. (AP) - Betsy Cullen has made her muSt be in writing and must state Courthouse at Sanford, Florida. Association Hoosier Classic. sale at public auction to the highe Seminole County, Florida under the address of the claimant and must be the time of the tirst publication of actiontoforeclosea mortgage on the LPGA regulars in the victory, her first since two weeks cordance wIth the provisions of the FiIitious Name Statutes, To gland in 1973. sf Executrix Albert N. Fitis 5: James H. Meckley, Jr. 2)0 Edwards BuIlding. Publish - June 16, 3 30, July 7, 1973 Sanford, FIa. 37771 DEO102 Publish: June 2), 30. 1975 CEO-131 _________________________ FICTITIOUS NAME Notice Is hereby given that I am the Thisa, Okla., native noted with a laugh as she accepted a drink of the bubbly and the winner's cbeck for $5,700. That placed her l3th',n the LPGA 1975 mofley list this season with $15,129, well off the pace set by Sandra :e ufl Tnt , . ,,, Longwooa, Lame • EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. Seminole County, Florida under the fktit ious name of UN IT ED CUlT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY PIIGGERS UNLTD , and that I PROBATE DIVISION intend to register said name with the Clerk of the Clrcujt Court, Seminole PROBATE NO. 1S.137.CP $2,150, raising her earnings to $z'4,633. John E. Polk But Miss C'ullen took the spotlight on the narrow, bunker.lincd Plymouth Country flub course. With the cxcept.ion of two key birdies at the ninth and 10th holes, parted her way around th€ tough Iaout while eeryone 11th day of June. 1973. BessIe I. Miller As Executrix of said estate. RICHARD R SWISPIN Swann. Swann, WOOd' has been filed against you and you CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE are required to serve a copy of your COUNTY. FLORIDA NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS written defenses, if any, to it, on NAME STATUTE JULIUS PETRUSKA, C,. ROWLAND AND PFTRUSKA. TO WHOM I" MAY CONCERN' NOTICE IS HEREBY given that Plaintiff's Altorney, whose address Name Statutes, to Wit Section my hand and the seal of AND PRINTING COMPANY. INC deceased by virtue of that certain wni: ot 86509 Florida Statutes 1957. PIOTICE TO CREDITORS Execution issued Out of arid under this Court. this 11th day of June, under which we are engaged in business at 460 East Highway 436, S Patrick J. Duffy Jr To All Creditors and All Persons the seal of the Circuit Court of 1973. Proprietor Casteiberry. Florida. Having Claims or Demands AgaInst OrangeCounty. Florida,uponafinal (Seal) That the parties interested In said Publish: June?), 30, July 7, 11, 1975 SaId Estate: Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr ludument rendered In the aforesaid busin% enterprise are as follows DEO-133 Clerk of the Circuit Court You are hereby notified and court on the 17th day of May, AD. LARRY W. LEWIS - President fly: Joy Stokes required to present any Oaims and 1973. in that certain case entitled, In SCOTT A MCINTYRE - Vice Deputy Clerk demands which 'ou may have Re- The Marriage of: Gwyneth B. NOTICE OF INTENTION Publish: June23, 30, July 7, II, 197S Preslcjc'nt agalntt the estate of HAZEL M. Ashton, ak-a Gwyneth B Peoples, TOREGISTER Dated at Orlando. Orange County. LEE, Deceased, late of Seminole Plaintiff, -vs Robert M. Ashton, OEO 139 FICTITIOUS TRADE NAME - Florida, this 18th day of June. 1975 County, Florida, to the Clerk of the Defendant, which aforesaid Writ of NOTICE ISHEREBY GIVEN that Circuit Court, and file the same in Execution was delivered to me as Larry W Lewis, ltd THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE the undersigned Maxwell Home duplicate and as provided in Section Sheriff of Seminole County, Florida, President 11TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF Hendricks Nixes f)olphins MIAMI (AP) - Despite an expressed desire to finish his playing career In Miami, alipro linebacker Ted Hendricks has rejected a contvict offer from the Miami Dolphins, team officials say. Hendricks, who played out his option with the Green Bay Packers, had said thathe wanted to return toMiami, 'ii "i 'A' Unturnished _______________ * Dishwasher.Disposal 3Room,7nd floor rear upto7children, Aprtn,ent. utilities included 1f P. last 37) s9i famIly room (SeaulItuI•nrub5a.d tv'f'et $200 mo 31Ap_al1ment Furnished 2671 Hartwetl, Sanford 3 Bedroom, bath, air, carpet. 5200 mo 131 5780 3 BR, shade trees, nice location, $700 mo plus Security 71) Colonial Way, Sanford. $30 1630 the business of Furniture Sales at da of May, 1975. 1028 East Altomonte Drive, Arthur F. Lee AItamte Springs, Florida As Executor Dated this 17th day of June. %9 s JOSEPH DAVIS. JR. Maxwell Home Furnishings, Inc HAZEL M. LEE By: 0. Wellington Smith Poit Office BOx 1330, Assistant Secretary Sanford. Florida 3777) Publish: June 16. 73. 30. July 7. 1975 Publith: June 23, 30, 1975 DEO 103 DEO.111 - was how bad Hendricks wanted to play In Miami. We wanted to give him that opportunity." Johncock Wins Pocono Pole LONG POND, Pa, (AP) - The thrill of winning next Sunday's Pocono 500 here probably would be only slightly greater for Gordon Johncock and the George Bignotti team than the excitementof beating A.J. Foyt for the pole James E. Taylor, Jr. Esquire DiVISION ONEIDA FEDERAL SAVINGS 29 East Pine Street Records Book 98). Page 36, of the Public Records of Seminole County, Florida and the undersigned as Sheriff of Seminole County, Florida, will t - 1100 AM. on the ISih day of July, NOTICE OF ACTION TO' Robert L Brewer, Jr. rç,e Brewer, his wife, 180$ Lane Street, Karinapolls, N.C. 28011 YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an Notice is hereby given that we are IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR the highest bidder, forcash, subl.ct Street, Sanford Plaza, Sanford. CASE PlO. 71444-CA.O9.0 Seminole County, Florida under the CIRCUIT CIVIL race. FLOWER BOUTIQUE, and that Lot9, Block "C". HIDDEN LAKE, UNIT 1A. according to the PIat P - -- .. - Elm, Sanford Plo pets 3)96956 payment, mobile horn' aporoved. PAYTON REALTY Peg Real Estateflroker Jfl 1301.2610 Hiawatha Ave at , ' Cove Harold Hall Realty at the five-day Nationl !c1na Lain Valley, Ca!!!,, $55 Best lot selection floW as'aibble In walker. 1 days wk, Tues Friday 3777297. _____________________________ Mobile Home Park. Come out and inspect G en1va teur Athletic Uniir, 'Vorld swam to a txld couple, one semniinvalld Plo II by Seminole County, Florida, title written defenses if any, to RALEIGH W. GREENE, III, ° which Is asfollows: AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING plaIntiff's attomy, whose address is Tt'fdh Floor, Florida Federal FOR THE ISSUANCE OF NONBuilding, St. Petersburg, Florida EXCLUSIVE FRANCHISES TO tred It' '.eti won: ;i 'ii Amen- freestyle In the American OEO-2 Lake Mary 2 BR furnished adults, nopels $115 372 39)0 welcome-fl) 56,39. _________________________ display 9 ' Make your Budget go further, Shop the Classified Ads every day filetheoriglnatwithtptecleqkofthis MAINTAIN COMMUNITY AN. NOTICEUNDERFICTITIOUS court either before service on TENNA TELEVISIOI SYSTEMS NAME STATUTE WITHIN THE UNINCORPORATED fre i'.' li, dor.rtiii.tng a fast Peyton, of Portland, Ore., who TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. plaintiff's attorney or immediately LIMITS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, Notice is hereby given' that the thereafter; otherwise a default will fiel l i:i itimi /.15:20.91. The did not swim in the meet, had a sec'tdi £'i the J,0 meter Kim Peyton's 1974 mark. Miss Arthur H Beckwlth, Jr. As Clerk of the Circuit Court for cash at the west front door of the Seminole County Courthouse, in the As Dsputy Clerk day of July, 1975, at the bout' of Publish: June 9, 16, 23, 1975 DEO-63 eleven o'clock a.m , the same Patio .staotmroved Holland's She had a 2:20.56 In the i3OS _____________ ._ - -- better than tier own 1974 P 8:11 02 titiouS name, to wit; KID STUFF STALLATION OF CATV SERVICE Florida, to wit: Deputy Clerk . 322.6457 flIer 1.0 I .i,$)i 'fth three vie- the400-meteiin4:5&13, better. elpeCttoengagelnbusinetsatLake Brantley Road in the City 'If Forest Publish: June 9, 16, 23, 30, 1973 DE061 tories, Io,'enid tj own world lngthe5:00.SlbyienniFranks, City, Florida That the party interested in said I) m the 400-me- Wilmington, Del., In 1974. record of !.:' business enterprIse is as follows Valerie Lee, Mission Vieo, ten freest!'l' t, a 3:53.95. And Katherine C. Stanley hIsthird'ije..ir'cameInthe200 Callf.,outdlst.anced the 20O4fle backstro),e AFFIDAVIT 112 Pi,e Needle Lane Altamontr Springs, Florida tiere he clocked terbutterflyf'ieldSundaywitha UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE DATED THE 18th day of June, SYSTEM; DELETING SECTION IS Plat Book II, Page 98, Public 1975 (b) (2) OF ORDINANCE NO. 73 11 Records of Seminole County, Arthur H Beckdth. Jr. IN ITS ENTIRETY; AMENDING Florida: Clerk of the Circuit Court SECTION 71 OF ORDINANCE NO. to the corporate Iimts of the City of By' Eiaine RiChzirde 73.14 BY CREATING A NEW Altamont, Springs, Florida; and SUBSECTION Ii) TO PROVIDE (b) To consider also the çcsestion Five Points Area: Large Landsc aped private lDt all hook ups 3220075 _______ _______________ ____________________________ 3,39 S Atlantic Aye, Daytora Reach Call 3771058 CIa,1I,I'I.CrSAPARTMENT MOVING DOESN'T 37Business Property Office space to across fro the County Court House. Air Condition, heat and utilities fur Move Into Sanford's Prettiest And . 18.2 Bedroom Apartments. Furnished or Unfurnished SeminoleCounty. Florida, May 7ItPi. COUNTY OF SEMINOLE Attorneys for Plaintiff OF RULES THE Brt.ice 1.i.i tiiss opened the Heather Greenwood, Freano, AND properly, as that classificat,,art Tho undersigned, under oath, say REGULATIONS OF THE F EDER- described in the toning ordinances Publish: June 2), 1975 meet by tsr' lIking to a world Calif., hung on for a victory In Publish: June 2. 9, 16. 23. 1975 I. This instrument is being AL COMMUNICATIONS COMMIS of the City of Altamonte springs, DEO 117 mark in tIst O-meter freestyle the 3&Lii.ter freestyle, where Co) 6 executed for the purpose of corn. SION; AMENDING SECTION 79 (a) Florida, tOw'it: Ordinance No 721 n plying with Section 843.04 Florida OF ORDINANCE NO 7311 TO and as amended and supplemented In 1:50.59. 'lih former record- her A i':'can record time of IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND Statutes. NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE PROVIDE FOR THE PAYMENT The present toning classification FOR SEMINOLE holder .'3l IS' right behind, fl:4(... :.;ed Shirley 1!* COUNTY, It is the Intention of the Ufl NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TOTHECOUNTYOF THREE PER o saict p'openly is RI Multiple FLORIDA Is 1974 time of nh':ff !i r at 8:46.77. Former that by virtue of that certain Writ of dersigne'd to cause SANLANDO CENT (3 PER CENT) OF THE AN- Family Dwelling District as to Lot I CIVIL ACTION NO, 7S.)1q.CA.O4.F equalling Ar3f.I':i record-holder Jo Execution issued Out of and under SPRINGS ANIMAL HOSPITAL, NUAL GROSS SUBSCRIBER and P-IA Single Family Dwelling In rs the Macnag, of 1:51.66. the seas of the Circuit Court of INC., a dul', organized Florida REVENUES FROM REGULAR Dislrlct as fo Lots 2 thrOugh $ In PRESTON P4 NEAL, Husbani Jim Mont:'mery of Madison, HEArt kJ.11r6:er, who aet her mark OrarigeCounty, Florida. upon a flr.aI corporation to enge ne business CATV OPERAT IONS IN THE clusive, as those classifications are ani _____________ COnditiOn 117 W. Coleman Circle 62-lawn-Garden - -- - - - _____________________________ 100-meter fmn'ztyle during the th ___________ ____________ _______________ aforesaid Writ of Execution was delivered to me as Sheriff 3 Attached hre$o and made a CHARGES FOR CATV OPERA Fioridl,ofltheflthdayof July. 1973, part hereof is the newspaper Proof TIONS WITHOUT PRIOR AP. 811:30pm ,orassoonfhereafteras - ' - rcdecora'ed. Only 3 left. Modern * "Get 'Em While * i(e or Spanish furniture. Special move in allowance. Quiet nigh bors. helpful manager _____________________________ ____________________________________________________________ -v_-i L-A. • - _I )OuE Airport BIvd.37) 1310 ________________________ j14j[sJ4VJ4_ , _____ sect control Car nLand, 1400W. Is? St • 37366)0. SlOG 372 65i0 _______________________________ _______________________________ _____________________ Let me MOW or TILL your lot and or 80-Autos for______ Sale 1 garden spot Floyd Freer, _______________________________ 377 3191 ________________________________ ____________________________ VE FINANCE NELSON'S FLORIDA ROSES " Kitchen Bathroom Cabinets, Counter tops, Sinkt Installation available fli)d Cabt'lI in 8057 anytime .-. Woodrulf'SGardenCen$er 601 Celery Aye Sanford _______________________ .- OvER 60 NiCE CLEAN CARS 64EqUipment for Rent ________________________ TOCIIOOSE FROM, EASY TERMS NOCPEDITCHECV. 301 East First. Downtwn 377 9411 Eve. $69 1146 ________________________ -_____________________________ KULP DECORATORS bury Dr. Long*ood, FIa. 37150 wall to wall carpet $123 month deposit 703 E list St ______________________________ 323 1389 afIre 530 COME & GET UM! Live Rabbits$) 50 33065. Palmway, Sanford NATIONAL AUTO SALES 7600 S FRENCH, SANFORD _________________________ - 1969 Plymouth Roadrunner, 343. 2 1 3 bedroom. 1 bath on corner lot, IU Pontiac Tempest I dr. Also 1966 830 5854 _______________ ____ - ______________ fenced and POOL $31,100 ___________ Old. large family room with fireplace, very large lot almost acre ldyltwilde Section 373 9168 _______________________________ HANDY man's best oet - 7 BR, I bath, frame home. $10,500. _____________________________ REDUCED FOR QUICK SALE Desirable home, lovely neig: rhood Large corner lot, spacious OR's. 7 baths, FIa rm ________ 52-.Appliances _______________________ _____ KENMORE WASHER, parts, - Sioti'i to ad tflcibid before heard at laid hearing, - and the underslçned ni I stiff ci ,• date of the Public Hearing: the date WITNESS my hand and ctflljI Smlnoi* County. Fiori * trill at me at Tlrnberspan Steel Bldg.. ' ICTITIOUS NAMI By order of the Board of County of the first publlcitlon to the date of seal Of slid Court on this 11th day of iJotti stueeebygiv.athatw,are 11:00 AM. on the 1st dii, tI July. LOngw3od. Florida, SeminIe CommIssioners, Seminole County, the last publication, both dates in June, AD. 1975 PtCTITIOUSNAMI Notice is hereby given that I am Pnjaç.d tnbutlnessat RZ. lsoa $7921, AD. 1915. otter f' Sal. : I ie;t to County. FlorIda, this 3Pi day of Florida. elusive, shall not be tess then (Seal) engegd in bsuhwss at 19)3 Hibr%ctrs lal: C' 'it' IMitland 32731, SemInole IPie higtlest bidder. 'or ci' .lblect May, 7S Board of Cojnty twenty-eIght (21) days. n addition, Arthur H. Reckwlth, jr. Mario La Pamo lane, Maitiand. 1775), Seminole Count'.', I Icirida under ttse fictitious to any and existing leli ii 'h• Commissioners, notice Shill be posted in the area to Clerk of the Circuit Court Notiry Public. Frovst (West) D County. Florida under the f,CIitiW$ I'Irt? ' FI.ORIDA FIjHING EXci ttc l'?i t, Seminole County, Florida ConSidered for annexation and By: Joy S'okes Stale of Florida . end that we intend to County Courthouse in 1,inford. name of AIR CONDITIONING CUFI SI By: 5: Sidney I. Vhlen, Jr. Zoning&t leaslfitteen lIS)daysprior Deputy Clerk at large SERVICES, arid ttat I inttnd to rtgitte i. iname with tise cleek of FIOrI4,1, the above descn'td 4r ChaIrman registtrsaid name *ith the Clerk of D.c C ir. .; ".ourt. Sernfrcte County, lone! property. the Circuit Co',irt, Semino!e County, Flw'4a I' Iccordance with the - TP,.,t said sate is beIng "ide 'a PrOviSiOn', ot the Fitit.0u Name Srituc. ' Wit Section $6509 Sttut, 'to Wit 5CtioO 865 09 FlofiCti I ii,j )957 5: Kc't'tt'Pu E. Pascruall Florid. Statutes 1951. Sem'nol. Ctty. to the date of the PubliC Hearing. EDMUND T. WOOLFOLK, ESQUIRE ri'i. Florida Statutes. City Clerk ci t City of Altarnonte Springs, Attornei' 1I S M UNSWOP TM REALTY Peg Real Estate Broker 803W 1st St. 373 6061. 373 0317 Eves. fl797$i - 1971 Biscayne. all heavy-duty parts. 451 cu engine, I bolt mains $1,300 or make offer. $30 3122 eves. 67A-Feed ______________________________ _______________________ _________________________ '63 VW. good condition JIM DANDY JAZZFEED New Battery 1. Tires "Buy Direct From Boic.ar" $500 Call 373-7345 G.ORMLY'SE 44 Santord3flIJ33 ._- 1964 Ambassador, 6 cyl. automatic, - CES 373 97 _________ ______________ --53-.fl/. Red io.Stereo ---.....- - 01054 Di)0 010)79 Dt!OSI DEOW - DEO.135 WANTEDDESPERATE *ent Purchase Plan * plan, l'-z baths. fenced yard, porcn, huge Inside utility room, 7 refrigerator S160225Mo 1318772. Req Peal Estate Broker hOE 7SthS 3226655 ______________________ sedan, blue with white top, PS. PB, radio, air, extra nice. $1,393 Wilt Buy or Consign SANFORDAUCT1OPI.373.7310 _______________________________ 42-4v'w)bile Homes .- Ste n stro ni . Realty • 1 Bedroom trailer S'x33' with living room & bedroom built on Located on l' lots in city partIally fur rushed, 3710139 'SANFORD'S SALES LEADER" I MOBILE HOME MOVING. Corn stereo, cruise control 12,300 mIles 14,700. 3226945 BUSINESS DIRECTORY 'i" '4 EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU In Sanford's Finest And GREGORY MOBILE HOMES TIC) Orlando Drive Saiiord373 S7 and shopping Very attractive kRlDER. ASSOC ..'' _______ .-. 322•2420 Anytime W. Garn't White Broker, 107W Conirner, at Sanford I?? 7*8) Your MLS Agency . ?"l '({3 Hqme Improvements' Pout & lsd Wirk Air Conditioning _____________________________ _____________________________ _________________________ ALL TYPES OF CARPENTRY For free estimates, call Carl clear flowing Stream, horses 0 K _-- Terry Really, REALTOR. 67$ ____________ 0711 _____ ).\ 1' 177) PC up 8. del,i,er-, free est, DYKES AIR CON DITIONING 3728177 __________________________ APT BROWN PEST CONTROL kivestigators 47-Real Estate Wanted St j 9dy2wide HOMES OF DISTINCTION fr Buying within 6) days Wm Koshiol, 703 Ocean Drive, _______________________________________ Tavernier, F!a, 3)070 "0 You'll Rece:vs A Plant II You're One 01 Our First 100 Visitors. . . Lease An Apartment And You'll Receive A Large Plant Per Your New Apartment. _____ Spring is "Move outside time" Get patio arid lawn furniture at a goOd price Read the Cl,'ssitied Ads • Close to everything yet away from It alIt D GEWOOD ARM • Large wooded lots S Street tights - • Paved streets •Sewers •Sidewalks Clerk of the Circuit Court Merchandise __________________________ ONE 30 Year Mortgage -$ pct. down or Conventional Mortgages ' Johnt River area Home. BEDROOM ____________________________ - - - ____________________________ ___________________________________ lI f t BCi'XJCCJ ",.c'- Classified Ad from the Herald PH 37) 08O8O 3?) sns Callus today? Dorit delay! Just -___________________________ dial 372 2611 or $3: 939) Tu pIa e __________________________________ knd clem*ig your low cc's' ,',ant Ad ______________________________ - PET PEST INN Bmdi, & Pb 372 âCS1 APT Alt lt.i(. I "NC) (1F.Al'it,i. All types lots & aceraqe cleared We I Beauty Care have top soil, fill dirt, cIly. a'id Photography shell available Please call nigh? ______________________________ TOs'.[R'S BEAUTY SALON or day. 3733913 k SLAMAN.PHOTOGRAPHY (formerlyHarrlett'sBeeutyflookl ________________________ 319 E Pinejfl 5717 Weddings. Caridds. Commenical F STEPSON LAND CLEARING i SummerWeddngSpecal 62! 53.. CRIA Backhoe Service SLIM BUDGETS ARE BOLSTE RED WI TM VALUES FROM THE WANT AD H Pressure CieanIng,.,... Fiter,orpressure'cle,,n.rig 3?) 85 All kinds of digoing House trail I ir', stored and moved 377 9)12 or III 1195 PlO LONGER USED CAMPING GEAR IS IPI DEMAND SELL IT Expect roof repars. list roots or NOW WITH 5 CLASSIFIED AD shingles All work g'jaranteed _________________________ _________________________ BROC'.DEN ROOF INC 373 6700 _____________________ _____ Home Improvements Land Mulnt;n;nce If your roof uTmty' Dud1gs Call the BirdAllen "renn .5',,nn Us; 'nq tta(k P'oe work. I ____________________________ I C5!r' err. ,i, !.,li' rig 3, . ' tr i4i.i d rigs rn ftj I ihl :.'. ,,., t'.l Iloor. ;it'l-.Cr-, "istailalion W.ulIy Watt of OrIarico 291 4726 _____________________________ 371 0207 ____________________________ fiflishing free estimates ,' Well Drilling _____ 'SLAKE ROOM TO STORE YOUR COMPLETE LAWN SERVICE AND MAINTENANCE For estimate WINTER ITEMS SELL "DON'T NEEDS" FAST WITH A call 377 7787 ___________________________ WANT AD Phone 377 7611 or 131 999) 8nd a friendly Ad Vs501 will Fliri,inate ?Pe high cOst of w,,ti',ng help you c''r lawn We iOstlll sprinkler Syttrm' t lh' incust reasonable SOLAR HEATING AND WATER PURIFICATION SYSTEMS- Call Phil Gor,alei 305 323 3939 ________________________________ WELLS DRILLED PUMPS SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All types and s'zes We repair and Sen,vce STINE MACHINE & SUPPLY (0 rates in Pw' area Irs. eSl.mates 707W 2nd St .nuthCmn lawn Se'v.ct 3)) 9597 ____________________________ Ciassif led Ads are here to help yOu 3776432 cost . let us help you place yours Custom Work Lic,'nsesi B,ndect r'u-c(-r'1rrt .,. ,' , Pool tables Pool room going out of -- Call 372-2611 or 831.999) Free estimate 37)oOTI f 9597 business, muSt sell A professional JF2sffisI.tj.lo4___ 211 W.2Sth Additions OTHREEBEDROOMSVAILAB7 \'J' II Sanford, FIa Callfor Appt. 322.3)03 - table's, 1" Slate, like new This ___________________________________________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________________________________ week only $500, il',t 51.700. 1 Remodelln 01057 0152 or 6146160 _______ -,_______________ __________________ 3771165 _____________________ 2I8(iRlDGEWOODAVE,,SN)RD / ____ L----- 2567 Park Dr.e ________________________ is for the birds -_____________________________ Iddoment wIll be entered against you for the relief demanded in the Petition WITNESS my hand and official seal of said Court on this 3rd day Of J'ine. A 0 1973 (Seat) Arthur H Beckwitn, Jr By' Lillian JenkIns Deputy Clerk Beautulul S acres, paved road. trees. best E xpert pant & bode work ____________________________ GET THOSE LUXURY ITEMS FOR ____________________________ A FRACTION OF THEIR COST BEAT HIGH ELECTRIC COST tO" TODAYS ','.'A!T ADS Pest Control install a water to air heal pump-- 43lotsAcrea9e _________________________ _____________________________ Park Or REAl TOPS _______ 2565 ________ otherwls a default and ultimate ___ Ill 11' " J . Ask for "Glen" Bern'cc's Beauty nient in re'a Fenced back yard Come see the latest in luxury family Commercial Properties i Reduced tO 516.000 for early sale living, the all new 71*6.1' Glen i Salon, 26)5 Sanlord Ave 372 3924 - _______________ __________________________ 1971 Dodge Van, automatic, PS, PB IPieceorHousefull CASH 373-1,371 _______________________________ Don't need!" Serve a useful purpose Assume payments, central air and heat. 12'*60'. 7 bedrm 37) 6057 BR vacant, block, wail wall car peting, fenced back, clean, close in Consider rentng Reasonably priced $16,900 ' In re the Marriag, of: PRESTON H NEAL, Husband Puollih' JL.w9, 16, 23, , 0(0-110 . 5132 ___________________________ 'I4VW, good condition-call 372.7782 Wanted to buy used office furnture. or 373 5473 Any Quantity PIOLL'S _____________________________ ____________________________ ___________________________ Casselberry, Hey 1792 IX 1206 Pontiac Executive, I door selection, SOc each HERB'S TV. 17005 French Ave. 372-1734 37206.48 322)991 ___________________ IN ALL PRICE RANGES SANFORD _______ - --- 3222111 BALL REALTY 303 811 1341 John Saggo REALTOR BROKER ___________________________ MOSSIE C. BATEMAN '-anford. F "Irida 3771) Attorneys for Petitioner - 1 Pig- 13.5 3fl001 -- Jim Hunt Realty lS7IParkDr to qualIfied buyers Call to see if STEPJS1ROM, DAVIS & MCINTOSH POSt OffIce Box 13)0 Sanford Suite 77 Post Offite Box 12)0 Sanford, Florida 37771 Florida - NED N. JULIAPI, JR., ESQUIRE DATED this 70th lay of May, A D. OF 1975. STENSTROM, DAVIS a. MCINTOSH Proof of PublIcationof tP,i inter.tlon P0. Box toregister If filed herewith pursuant Altamoqs$t' Springs, FlorIda 32701 to P'OVlStO','s O Sidlori '45.09 of Seminole County Utility (,euf}on Jbn 1. Polk, 8t'it i' l' tutu At. Tell DavId C Edwards My Commisslort EmpIre's July 15, I7S Cash For Your Junk Cars )fl 9136 Mustang,7dr. Vlautomatic 37) 68Wanted to Buy MOONEY APP s Park, Sanford. Kish Real Estate REALTOR -_71015. FrenchAve.321 0011 TV'S, Dinettes, Refrigerators 1. baby needs. We have terms for good local credit DAVE'S FURNITURE, 500 Sanford Aye, 323 9370 _______________________________ DeHart't Radio Carry In Service Radios. Tape Recorders, Record Issue for Our new Central Florida Zoo _____________________________ Peg Real Estate Broker na rural area. No down payment, monthly payments less thin rent Government subsidized SYSTEMS FOUR INC. __________________ ________________ -'11,1 I41[1Thj, - - Legal Notice ____________________________ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, - NOTICEOFACTION 010-I _________ $700 Finance America. 831 3300 Queen & King Size bedding. ___ car garage, 7, yrs. old, CLIFF JORDAN, REALTOR ___________________________ REDUCED 'TO ORIGINAL COST Swim in community pool. Low, low down TAFFER REALTY * They're Hot" * ______________ ______________________________ whose residence i Route S, Box 611 shall have an opportunity o be (1) consecutIve weeks prior to be in the Petition, * * * Ford '71 Pinto. I speed; Al. economical, son daughter fran spor'tation. owner 51.150. 6717929 fiancinq 7 years old Many cx mint, 010 18 *0* 1 BPS , 2 full baths, famly room & customers 332.5752 ditii, tiø 3433197 den, plenty storage, large lot ___________________________ ._ _____________________________ 37) 1017 Quality Used Furniture at . have levied upon the following Statute EVELYN S. NEAL COUNTY COMMISSIONERS AF. parties and citizens for and against YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED descrIbed property Owned by FtCTITIOUS NAME LE()I%L NOTICES Reeldeace Unknown 4. Those interested in said en- TER AN APPROPRIATE PUBLIC the proposed annexation and zoning that PRESTON H ti:*i n filed a it-,e s neceh qien thO? we In T"t ' mnhC County figard o' Howard King. Said property being terprlse, and in the extent of the PROCEEDING WHICH AFFC)RDS will be heard Said hearing may be PetitiOn In the Circuit Court of YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED o,iirT,issionefs desIres to locatedin SerninoIeCount'. Florida. interest of each, s as follows. engaged in bus'ne-S', at RI 1 lii'. ocrt that PRESTON H NEAL has filed a DUE PROCESS, "ROVIDING FOR COntinued from time to time until Seminole County, Florida, for a 7)9. Ionqwcod, Seminole Coun',. sIl s,tule$e pieces of Heavy more particularly decribcd as PetitIonCounty, In the Circuit Court NA-ME OF OWNER Robert LIBERAL CONSTRUCTION; final action is taken by the City dissotutionofmarr;age,anyr, Seminole Florida, forof a Wayne Taylor, INTEREST - Pres Florida, under the fictitiouS name lit .fOl;fD',:st,t as iurb The items to be f011ows: PROVIDING FOR SEVERABILITY Commission and sharehoIder of Lot 3. Block A. Haymans of corp. E ALL.AD1APII FENCE CO. and that isle) 'n I be Inspected at the to serveif a copy of your AND PROVIDING FOR AN EF This notice shall be posted at the required written defenses, any, on NED N.dissolutionof marriage. and you are wtintendtoregistef saldrsamewitti I)e,r mlntofPubllcWorks.IXOS. AddltioritoAttamonteinaccordanc, SIGNATURE - Robert Wayne FECTIVE DATE required to serve a copy of your City Hall within the City of JIJLIAN. JR., of STENSTROM, the Clerk of the Circuit Court, (trIlrt . Drive, Sanford. Florida with the plat thetiof as recorded in Taylor; ADDRESS - $01 N. Street, _,,,. wnittn detenses, if any, on PIED P1. A copy of said Ord!nance shall be Alta,nte Sorings, Florida. and in DAt.,I5 & McINTOSH, aft' I '. '3rd ci June. An itemized Flat Book 3, Pae 39. of the Public Altamonfe Springs, Florida 37701. e'allauleat throfflceof the Board of SemInole County, Florida in at ' JUL lAi',, Jif. Of ST EN.TROM, t'e i'ts *,,,lr the Cox 1130, Tanford, FiO'ld&. 37171, NAME OF OWI.1CP , ecords of '.i inc e County. --i _......p ctdtince with the prayisons of tb lI'.t -4 'r- equipment will be fur ;'oners. Seitlinoic City, arid published in The Evening 8fldfiiCttiPoriqi,i.jl W,lhtb Clerk l LJuoric Piogeway, INTEREST -- County Cuurthousc. Fu'I.ii",,.x Is,,.. • ••,,.,_.. .•... . . ' -. Petitioner, PosI Office Box 1330. Sanford, Herald, a newspaper 01 general the Circuit Court on or belore July & AdditIonal inft nIit.ltill available Shareholder Section 86509 FlorIda StatuteS 1957. Fo' trhec information fQfl 773. Sanford, Florida, 32771, and file the Secretary. Florida, for all persons desiring to circulation in the City of Altamonte 25th. 1975. olherwise a default and f the SIGNATURE from the Civil 0 vt.,. - MIchael 0 examIne same 5 - Anthony PhillipS 41P2 Springs and Seminole County, ultimate judgment will be entered SemInole Count) Slier Ii 3epart- Ridgeway; ADDRESS - 113 Led Publ 16. 73, 1975 Anthony Benefutfd Court On or before July 7th, 1975, All parties in interest and citizens Florida, oncea week for at least four against you for the relief demanded Pubi1h: June 7.9. 16, 73. 1971 __________________- LONGWOOD - 3 bedroom, 7 bath, cen heat 8. aIr, carpeted, fenced, 7 family room, separate living 8. _______ _____________ -Legal Notice ____________________________ ______________________ '.'. .: 'rLAPio FLEA MART . Licensed Orlando 7735170. 1975, in that certain case entitled, In HOSPITAL, with offices located at BY CREATING A NEW SUI3SEC Florida NOTICE OF ACTION Cri'.i, Colombia World Re' The Marriage of Howard King, Sanlando Springs. Seminole County, TION (I) PROHIBITING IN The Public Hearing will be held in THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO lf4 Ford Pck uP. Ato Zoo The complete story on our flew Central Florida Zoo. Read It __________________ BAMBOO COVE APTS. PROCEDURES FOR ADOPTION Of designating and assigning the SPIELVOGEL a. GOLDMAN. P.A o tOt South Courtenay Parkway OF MODIFICATIONS OF THE toning classification of 79'-Trucks-Trajle,'s LIKE A ROCK! A solid masonry Sanford ranch, Spanish style, carpeted, central air, family room, wooded lot. TwentIes 37) 9410 35Mobile Home Lots _____ $160 Plus Furn, Deputy Clerk cabinets, as is Cash and Cars y PIOIL'S Cass'elberry. 1797, 8*) _______________________ Eyes checked, health guaranteed. We steam clean carpets room, membership in recreational 3)3 6700. facilities including pool and tennis Table, 6 chairs, buffet, US: Double __________________________ COurtS RABBITS' All Sites bed with oak bookcase, headboard Fryers and Breeders and frame, chest & dresser, $75; Bennett Realty Inc. 13.41067 Kenrnore dryer-new, 175 377. 0041 105 Sariora Ave )fl 1721 _____________________________ This is our 15th year at Animal _______ . _______ app,rtainlng. being sold to satisfy Your gracious country living. ARE PASSED BY THE CABLE DOL RAY MANOR SUBDIVISION. Motorcycle lnslJrance BLA'R AGENCy ____________________ WiTtdESSmyhandandthese'alof GRANTING OF THIS FRAN. public hearing: CHISE; AMENDING SECTION 15 this Court on June 5th, 1915. (a) To consider annexation of the together with all the tenements, Clerk of the Circuit Court Wood OC tteel desks (exl'Cu$,ve desk a. chairs, secretarial desks & 65rPet5.SUppIieS disposal and dishwasher, rnembership in junior olympic pool. tennis court ___________________________ The said Property aforesaid, TO PROVIDE FOR FREE IN. and being in Seminole County, therevnto belonging, or In any wise 1100 mIles, $675 8303)77 eves Sold new for $319.00. Pay balance Houses Don't miss A to Zoo. LOf3S,TRAILWOODESTATES FLORIDA 9199 SEC. ONE. SEMINOLE COUNTY, _________________________ NoticeOf Ptic Hearing FLORIDA, According to Plal Elficiency room for rent Call TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by thereof as recorded in Plat Book 16. between 10 cm and 2 pm Arthur H. Beckwlth, Jr. -. Used office furniture oflUor )Opaymenlsof$9 Seeat. -__ _____ ______ ________ GENERAL CONTRACTOR SANORA upon receipt ci proof of the . publication of this notice, the fic. 6o-Off ice Supplies SPampooerforonly$1 50 per day CARPOt..t.'S FURtIITUPE JOHNNY WALKER 3 BR,? bath, large den, By Owner Lovely) bedrooms, 1 year ___________________________ "ictitiotjs flame Statute," Chapter demanded In the complaint or FORTH THE GENERAL CON Altamonte Springs, Florida, that Records of Seminole County. -AwtitI i's S:sphen Holland. won both the individual rned- *iP' the Clerk cf the CircuitCourt, in 1973 Yamaha 750, 11.000 milei, $995 Call Green, 322 4606 after 6 p m ________________________________ LOW Overhead 56.700 831 1442 beingalegalsalesdayarvjthelsr 29-Rooms a legal hour of sale, the following _________________________ described property situated in MANORWOMANFOR ROOMAND CITYOF - - - Th-!torcycIes 3fl 5961 - - _______ Olning room suite walnut table, 1 chairs, buffet, $150, also shot gun, 5)73. 3731057 after I pm Commercial Zoned 2 BR garage mtg 373 $607 ialousled patio, fenced. SIlO mo. fireplace, porch, low down: ________________________Plus deposIt. 88? 8176 - 111.950 Acre Realty, REALTOR, By owner, like flew. 2 Bedrooms, Fla room, detached garage, 37) 7730 S WEKIVA RIvEf • fenced yard 119 Adult mobile home village, under Loch Arbor, lakefront,) BR, 7 baths, large Shady oaks on Inc scenic den, heat air, garage 149.950. ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. Wekiva Modern clean Interiors, Acre Realty REALTOR. 323 7750. from$I10 SMI W of Sanford 377 BROKERS 4470 EXCELLENT- 2 BR. 1 bath, aIr. _________________________ _______________________ Days -372 6172 _______ Thala this weekend t :Ielmont freestyle, The effort edlied 86504 Florida Statutes 1957. 5: Arlis 0. McAllister Plui -d. herownl974timeof4:15.77.On ReIfy 1. McAllister Thi$.ii ofLor,lJeath low- Sunday, she WOfl the 1004T*t& Publish' June 2.9, *6, 73, 1975 33Houses Furnished ______ 2 Bedroom, air conditioned, the terms of said Writ of Execution. John . Polk, Sheriff Seminole County, Florida Publish - June 73, 30, July 7, II. 1975 O134 year..old, of the Circuit Court, Seminole Book II. pages 32, 5), and SI, PublIc p.m., or as $OOfl thereafter as Possible, on Tuesday, July 1, 1973, to County, Florida In accordance with Records tne provisions of the Fictitious has been filed against you and you consider the adoption of an or - BUY - SELL TRADE 311 315 E First St. 377 __________________________ -- 266S Hwy 1797 REALTOR 373 5771 forces It with a Classified Ad 377 _______ page 50, SI and 52. of the Public the undersigned, the Clerk of the Brok en SHADED LOT- Overlooking lake, 54.500 ______________________________ furnished, summer rate, $9750 Adults 3272796 eves & weekends. -Furnished Apartments $25 week I. up MOBILE HOME PAR K Lot Rent From Eves 3730.185 I room furnished apartment, gas & ______-- water paid-child and pet OK; $35 weekly or $175 monthly; $01 7 Bedrooms, adults Preferred, so Week. IJnfumnishtcJ 3)3 5151, 377 Mag,Iolia Aye, 377 (77$) 6620 Florida Florida, under and by virtue of the 7195. Sanford Fia eryone who has worked so hard, especially George." has been flIed against you and you Final Judgment of Foreclosure - • . Lee required to serve a cy of your herefoforeentered on the l$fh day of - ---Apartments _______________________ written defenses, If any, to it on June. 1973, in that certain cause 21-Situations Wanted Malcolm H. Friedman, Plaintiff's pending in the Circuit Court of the ______________________________ STUDIO I.e, 3 Attorney, whose address Is. $00 Eighteenth JudicIal Circuit of Alice H. Dolgnec TO: HARRCON CORP., a FI0Ida Six \"\!) r I ci S.i, I rn Tutoring in my riome BEDROOM SUITES Douglas Road, Coral Gables. Florida, in and for Seminole County, PublIsh: June 9. 16. 2). 30, 1915 corporation, whose addren is Certified Teacher _______________________ FlorIda, 331)1, on or before July 8th, being Civil Action Number 73832 DEOI9 2 BEDROOM NOTICE OF PUBLICHEARINO unknown; •nd ADAIR LAND. Call)?) 3757 1973, and file the original with thC CA 09 C. i which FEDERAL TOWNHOUSES - SCAPING COMPANY, whoSe ad. NOT ICE OF THE PUBLIC HEARING ------- - _________ CONSIDER ADOPTION OF TO Clerk of this Court either before N A T I ON A I MO R T 0 A 0 E ________ dress is w*nown. FICTITIOUS NAME _________ YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an oi oi NANCE NO. 73.14 BY tolice is hereby given that we are immediatelythereafler; otherwise a poration, is the Plaintiff, and AR _________________________ .. ______________________________ engaged in business at 7397. French action to foreclose a mortgage on the -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------. . - ___________ SUNLANDAve. Sanford, Seminole County, following property In Seminole SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA default will be entered against you THUR P. WATSON arid PATRICIA NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that for the relief demanded in the A. WATSON, his wife, are the Ta,: Cab butineit and related VE LONG BEACH (AP) - 'ix ter than Mark Spitz' 51.fl time FIorid under th, fictitious name of County, FlorIda: compnf or petition. franchise Call Fadel 9017537572 Defendants, under and by virtue of Lot 1, Block "B". STERLING a public hearing will be held in CAREFREE FLORISTS & GAPState Rd. 127, 2.3 1505W. 25th St. world records fell and i .'uisfs at Munich in 1972. __________________________ WIjNESSmy haridandlheseal of tne terms of said Judgment will Room 203, SemInole County CourDEN CENTER. arid that we Intend PARK, UNIT THREE, according t miles east of 17-92. this Court on June 5th, 1973 offer for sale and sell at public Attractive Beauty Shop, Longwnod SANFORD Records lakefront ct rtlry home on one acre tree shaded lot, $85,500. Teems acre lot DavsillI1l ____________________________ AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, a sonal property. 1109 Sanford Ave ____________________________ ROBSOPI MARINE 46, Sanford at Stan's Auction rn 29 Yni Realty Experience .._ 97)9 7313 FALMETO AV"t- a bldroom, ' A to Zoo The Herald's special I' bath, kitchen equipped. SCCtiOn on our n Central Florida VCflient l shipping. Drive by and Zoo. Don't mts it on .uiy call. 577,500 ________________________________ 170' on the beach, 3 screened in WATSON and Defendants NOTICE OF SALE ___________ ____________________ 76-Auto Parts ' .Reconditioned Batteries, 512 95 (9' x 7' ,) $15 313 1011 _________________________ BR, 1 bath, kitchen eltjippCd, _______________________________________ 55-Boats & Accessories _________________________ CIVIL ACTION NO. 75132CA.O9.0 income as an AVON Repfe'S*n FEDERAL NATIONAL MOP tallve Call 614 307 TGAGE ASSOCIATION, an agency - _____________________ existing under the lawS 04 the United Housewives- work at pleatant place, extra money for yourself Stales, See Mrs. Lee at Quality Inn North Plaintiff following property in Seminole AR THUR Front (West) Door of the Seminole County Courthojse, in Sanford, Clerk of the Circuit Court. Seminole Plaintiff County, Florida in accordance with the provIsions of the Fictitious HARRCON CORP.. a Florida cor. Name Statutes, To Wit: Section poratlon, et al., 14309 Florida Statutes 1957. Defendant S: Carl P. 'w' NOTICE OF ACTION season easier to take." Johncock said. "'fliis rewards cv- -- __________________________ PEALTORS Maitland Branch carpeted,cnrner lot, monthly rent PARK AVEPIUEMOBILE PARK _____________________________ Plaintiff, Publish: June 73. 30. July 7. 11. 1975 We need another real estate DEO 132 licensee to help us make sates . _______________________________ FctrrestGreene, Inc ROBERT L BREWER. JR. and 37) 6333.322 $970. eves ORENE BREWER. hi wIfe, ltd THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR __________________ Following: The NW ' of the SW '. of the NE ', 5etin 77. Township 70 5., Range 32E , according to the public position. mechanic, after Jthncock pushed Foyt from the No. 1 377 $756 or 3fl 1134 I?' Terry Travel Trailer HP Eska Kicker 371 0159 $1,300 See Chimera II, Monroe Open Saturday 8. Sunday. 9 to S p Tables 8. permanent booths availatle. AI under cover HUSKEY REALTY Wehave many homes under $70,000. very low down payments owner financed Please call us! CLIFF JORDAN, REALTOR 75-Recreational Vehicles ____________________ 13' Critchfield Cruiser, 160 Inboard outboard power Ideal for family camping, SkiIng. & fiShing 377 Flea Market. Sat & Sn Free tablet Stan's Auction. P4w 46 W FLORIDA DREAM HOME- Reline In Lake Mary '.' . Iii t'(jl.i I Ill VU Florida. pursuant to Section 885 09, that of the first publication hereof, or the more particularly described ci. Florida Statutes 1953: same will be barred follows: Bobbie, VicePreiidenl SEMINOLE COUNTY --- -- ButDolphinCoachDonShulasaldHendricksrejecteda the fictitious trade name Helmly offices In the County Courthouse in describedpropertyownedbypobert attached, but separate from main house Storage a plenty. Call today There's only one like this. _______________________ * Recreationa! Building Ftirr' or unfumn Apt%,Iarur. I & 7 bCdrooms, arpeteØ, air con ditiOned Plo pett Moderate rent, * Heated Pool 37) 11)0 RICHARD'S PROFESSIONAL BARTENDER'S SCHOOL Day 8. Night ClasSes 3 Ml N Lawn Mowers We Sell The Best 1. Service The Rest. Western Auto. 'i' 1st St Acreage mmediat, Occupancy 1 & 7 Bedrm apartments' 510-5170 Mo Children 8. Pets 0 K also furniShed 171 0068 _________________________ * Clothes Washer.Dryer ctions '1 Bedrooms, 7 bath home it thC answer, priced below 53)000 wIth S acres • 3 bedroom, 2 bath mobile smr, O:er financed 3bed'oom, nopets, ____ _____ COLOR TV, Ui 95 MONTH CASH 322.4132 P EPITAL PURCHASE PLAN For uSed furniture, apIlances, 614 1006 _______ --etc. Buy 1 or 1001 items 4rrys Mart, 715 Sanford Ave 54'-Garage Sales __________________________ ____________________________ _________________________ condit ioripr, 10,000 B lu, iso, 9,B)0 ifl 2787 1', baths. carpeted With central heat and air, 577.500 2 Bedroom fencid yard ' --.;s.14iJ " " ' 5$Sao" 3fl 6620 Cal:):) ip * Range. Refrigerator interest lake front home, Central heat and -air, trees, and other extras, 1 BedrOoms. Iiinq, dining, ktchi'n, $39,000. garaoe Sanf3rd lye, $115 mo. .onvenient to stores, churches, Payton Realty 68-Wanted to Buy ________________________ _____________________________ ____ - PORCH SALE- Clothei, MISC Mon. Tues. Wed. 9 to Sat 901 Magnolia Ave - Love Animals? Then you'll love the duua.,,',,irau fI0(iaa Zoo. Read all about It in The Herald's A to Zoo spec;al July 3 - TMIJi STORING IT MAKES WASTESELLING IT MAKES CASH. PLACEACLASSIFIEDADNOW. Call 377 7611 or III 9992 QUIET, RE LAX ED unfurn Drapes. Waler, l,.iwn 1 bedrooms, 7 bath, pool, Care 373 1f7$ or 668 6346 BEAUTIFULLY LANDSCAPED! See to appreciate, $31,300 houses Monday, Juni 23, Roll a way bed, clean, $73; Surf 45' Burger Classic, excellent, live Very Exclusive - room, air, ideal for retired persons _____________________________ ______________________________ ON THE LAKE °° - Real Estate PlO QUALIFYING bedroom. carport Children okay 3737817 3OApartrnents Unfurnished 30 -Artnts UflfurfllShed -___________________________ - - ___________________' -9-Good Thängs to Eat ---- _____________________________ Peas, you pick, black eyes, start Monday, June 73, on SR £6 & Old Monroe Rd • 3mi. West of Sanford, 11-n I fledrooqn Air concj,tionej furniShed duplex with utilities $175 mo, 377 685$. _________________________________ IDYLLWILOE- Like new 3 SANFORD bedroom, 2 bath, family room. 7 or 3 family room, central heat & air. fireplace, beautifully l&r.d'caped Carpeted, range & refrigerator, with privacy fence, fenced yard Termt available 519.000 CailBart WE TAKE TRAOCS SANFORD -3 Bedrooms, I', baths, REALTOR 377 79! central heat and air, fenced back yard Will dicker or swap. 571,30(7. Business Home, zoned commercial, 1 lane highway Great terms Forrest Greene, Inc. 511.950, Acre Realty. REALTOR, _____________________________ _ V i iTa CALL OWNER- 3771195, ,io SALE ! VIrginia, Senford's •xclusiv• Section, 1' Io?. carpeted, central Due to smoet' cJamge, merchandise ar heal, P11 electric kitchen, SO PC? Off,, 0utton & Bow's Children's Store. 2640 Hiawatha fireplace, newly painted. $37500 Ave., Sanford 3238120. With2'ilots,s37,o,orbe,,of,er ___________________________ arc too tight A Classilied Ad in ' Summer program' HEY DIVOIE fPip relief demanded in the w'iP- NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE • 31A-1iplexes _______________________________ ________________________________ $30 Security No pets Water furnished 177 1587 --------------------------........ Evnlng Herald, Sanford, Ft. ________ 5f emper Realty ______________________________ - Noon The Doj Befote Publication Senujmen'al s2 0351 ______________________________ 6-Child Cdre ________________________________ __________ '•_ 50-Miscellaneous for Sale _____________ _____________ -'-------- ----- MonIhIy Rentals Available $13S $150 Colony OUAII'IV INN - NORTH - I i& SR 131. L000*nod DEADLINES - .: ____________ RATES - LOST - Crooms Year Book. 4 41-Houses - Central Florida's MUL TI PL.E LIST lUG REALTOR AVAI.ON APARTMENTS 377 1991 1919 S French ADULTS. NO PETS 32773713221196,3771914 116W 2nd St 377 1959, 377 4161 ___________________________ _________________________ I thru S times 41c a line ólhru2Stimes 31cm Pine 26 times 24c a line (52.00 MINIMUM CHARGE) 3 LInes Minimum 8:00 AM. - 5:30 P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9'Noon hourS: all ages Swing Set Nur ,, _. "r:!'!:' , 1.._:._. , .. ' Fern i'art, iii 4111 _________________________ 1973, and tile the original with the 16509, Florida Statutes, will register Clerk of this Court either before with the Clerk of ttie Circuit Court, in, Child care tn my home References, 5tviCeOn the Piantitfsattorney or and for Scminul. County. Florida, Hwy. 127. 373 1418. Sandl immediately thereafter, otherwise a upon receipt of proof of pubIiC6tion Complete child care services. New default will be entered against you of this notice, the fictitious name, to _________________________ County, Florda ifl acordartce with In re: Estate Cf - --- - _________ ____ 41-Houses Adlacent to Sweetwater Oaks, 1 bedroom cottage Ideal for couple. References required, Nopets. rim $50 Security 377 1517 831-9993 HOURS "Hotlifle' Adults or TeenS _______ recor in Plat Book 16, pages 16 and 17, Public Records of Seminole ltd THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE . . .. 322-2611 ' _____________ 31-Apartments Furrnshed Orlando - Winter Pak ____ CLASSIFIED DEPT. ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll by the claimant, his agent or at torney. or the same shall be void, .*:.,:;............ .-,-.. 175 MagnolI. Avenue Orlando, Florida 37101 Publish Jijflt' 16, 73. 1975 DEO 10) 7J Box 553, Sanford, Fla. 37771, FLORIDA AU)IO SERVICES, and or his attorney, or it will become must be in writing and filed In County, Florida: Seminole County that I intend to register said name void according to law. duplicate and state the place nf of PublIsh: June 23. 1973 Lot Block 11, "B" with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Dated May 79th, 1975 residence and post office address of WASHINGTON OAKS, SECTION DEO 137 intense humidity and a strong challenge by a handful Of Seminole ____ ResIdence unknown -___________ CLASSI FlED ADS FICTITIOUS NAME IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE NOTICE FACED WITH A DRINKING Notice Is hereby 'iven that I am EIOHTIENTH JUDICIAL dR. EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dIRe TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: PROBLEM enoaged in business at 733$ G. CUlT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR CUlT. SEMINOLE COUNTY, Cull, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE perhaps Alcoholic Anonymous You are hereby notified that the Winter Wood Blvd . San Jose Center. SEMINOLE COUNTY FLORIDA following described livestock, tO Can Help COUNTY, FLORIDA Winter Park, Seminole County, PROBATE DIVISION wit: one Welch Pony, 9 handS and 1 PROBATE DIVISION Call 473 S$7 CIVIL DIVISION NO. Cl 75.113$CA Florida under the ticIitiu name of PROBATE NO. 1S.1ISCP CASE NO. PR.73.I$1.CP inch high and weighing 300 POunds. Write P.O. 00* 1213 ROAD RUNNER MESSENGER In re: Estate of Estate of bronzewithblackmaneandtail&fld FEDERAL NATIONAL MOP Sanford.Florida)2771 SERVICE. and that I Intend to ALBERTA COMBS LAURA E. LEE TCAGE ASSOCIATION, a cor- stockings. One left leg, white register said name with the Clerk of deceased. 1)eceased. poration organlied and e*iStlng stocking above black stocking. Said ARE YOU LONELY? Lit us help the Circuit Court, Seminole County. you to meet the rigtil person lust NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE TO CREDITORS under the laws of the United States animal Is now impounded at the All creditors 01 the estate of TO ALL PERSONS HAVING Florida in accordance with the for you. NATIONAL SINGLES Seminole County Animal Conlrol of America, pt'ovislons of the Fititio Name ALBERTA COMBS. deceased, are CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AOAINST CLUB OF AMERICA, Phone: 305 Plaintiff, located at the Agricultural 8. Road Statutes, To Wit Section 86509 hereby no?it.d and required to file SAID ESTATE: y. Departmenton Highway 17 92. South P37710 Florida Statutes 1957 any claims or demands which they You and each of you are hereby ANTHONY EUGENE BROWN and of Seminole Cou'ty, Florida The " ALCOHOL A PROBI EM? S Raquel DeRoo may have against said estate in the notified and required to tile any RUTHA BELL BROWN, his wife, amount due by reason f pick up and IN YOUR FAMILY? Publish: June 2. c. 16, 73. 1973 office of Clerk of Circuit Court of claims and demands which you, or Defendants. impounding is $10.00 (ten dollars) AL ANON DEOS Seminole County. Florida, in the eitherofyou,mayhaveagainst said NOTICE OFACTION plus S7.S0 (two llars and fifty For families or triend 01 problem q* ______________________________ _________________________ courThouse at Sanford, Florida, estatelntheo(flceoftheClerkof the TO: ANTHONY EUGENE BROWN cents) per day commending June drinkers within four calendar months from Circuit Court of the Eightnth and 1973. The above described livestock ISV Notice Is hereby given that I am the date of the first publication of Judicial Circuit, Seminole County. RUTHA BELL BROWN, his will, unless redeemed within three For further information call 173 or write ''T :'! _____ _________________________ _ ________________________________________ ______ _________ ______ - - -' _________ __________ _____ ______ ___________ ______ ___ W_ , -- . ,.. _ _- ______ -J ________ -_-_ ____.--------- .. __ ___ - - 4.'_ ___ .- _________________________________ �____ - ______ ___ * i1 -, Ans*er to Previous Puzzle Water I 1. 1I9. ACROSS UA 44 Beret 45 Time zone lab) 4 Stream 9 Soak up water 46 Atlantic Pacific 12 ftgh cost of 49 Sacred song living sb) 53 Vesion (lb i 13 Join tOQehe 54 Greek market 14 Poem place 15 Frozen watet Red or Black + 58 Card game 16 Ancient - Argolis valley 59 -- Son of ____ Macire 1 A I'l .. 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" " 'i - ' 5)' — FO R E V ER YO N E lk A Longwood councilman has apologized to Sheriff John Polk for remarks made by th e city's Public Safety Director concerning radio communications. See Page SA I F 0ar.8.Q I ALL FOR I Chicken Dinner 1 ., ) i,r - j ri Iti ' . - f.- 4 gone - -0 $ A .f L . • * CHOICE OF L,.A I . go Commission Tapes Inside Today 0 0 $ * _________ , M i chief investigator for * , '0s * 411101, '0 * '0 * e * • 0 ** 40 '0 $ *P 0 * J iW'Y ''b'' -0 "1/A' it - --7 The Seminole County Grand Jury was expected Atty. Abbott Herring, Seminole County Public back as far as January in Commission records and Fulenwider, Jail Administrator George Proudfoot, Meanwhile, officials say the 140,000 repair and today to hear more tape recordings of County Safety Administrator and fire chief Gary Kaiser; tapes, making more duplicates — apparently for several jail inmates who escaped the fatal fire, and renovation of the lire-blackened second-floor jail Commission meetings in which Sheriff John Polk state prison inspector-investigator C. S. Sabiston, grand Jury consideration, former Assistant Public Defender Gerald Rutberg, facility adjacent to the courthouse is expected to be requested repairs and safety equipment for the and a man identified only as a former county jail There has been no indication so far that the who represented inmates in a six-month-long probe completed by July 15. county jail where 10 inmates and if jailer died in a inmate, grand jury will hear testimony from the live county of jail conditions by circuit court judges in 1974. In addition to the grand jury probe, in-. mattress fire June 9. 11P Herald has learnied that Fulenwider, who conunissioners. Rutberg is believed to have carried reLvrds of the vestigations into the Ilail fire are being conducted by Waiting apparently to testify today as the jury earlier made duplicate tapes of County Commission [it previous sessions in the jail fire probe that 1974 jail probe into the grand jury room with him. the state fi;e marshal's office, the state Division of probe of the jail fire entered its third week were meetings in April, May and June where jail repair sources say is expected to continue for at least Ylilen he exited he didn't have the two heavy Corrections and reportedly a state Senate subJack H. Fulenwider, State requests failed to receive approval, has now another 10 days, the Jurors have heard from briefcases, committee will soon launch a probe of its own. * *. Sudden weight loss often brings giving insight into the verbal i " s. _ The South's Finest" COLEMAN'S BAR'B'Q Twelve of the stories were the face, written be twee n 1924 and 1939, - % indicated that George sion with what Knowles, LaZen- taken." McCammon, developer of the by and McClanahan called a ABC lounge proposal, had .it)ra 1 new plan" for the devel. l('nntinut'd on Page 5-Ai More - f:i' 'vI+•occas1')1' - - - . + ''. 4 '4'ji • i" - , .. . -. I , . * . ~,r - -I -- -.11Z ~- - i I- 1444,0"'A . ' M f*;! i . - opmentofthelotonU.S.17.92 andShannon Drive. "It should go back to the 1)1. . .innrng a ndi?Mfllflk u.OifliflISstun McClanahan declared 'Now, wait a minute," Stenstrom said. "They came hue tso weeks ago from the Planning and Zoning Commisii to appeal having been tnrried down on the site plan. WI made some changes and Ilwy have returned with those .;.' ; of your money! into convenient 'iiIy per.1c1 fi, - an extension of ' More 1. wi Dr. Lamb + - r . and Zoning Commission, to people come tome and say, make decision." 'Julian, I'm through fighting McCan3mon attempted to JULIAN STENSThOM city hail. I'm going to quit and outline his plan which showed get out of Sanford'," Stenstrom curbing on the south side of declared. The professional "badgered" Department of Shannon Drive and a two-way staff at City Hall Is supposed to Transportation officials to driveway on 17-92, using a work th people and help th em obta in a sta te recommendation traffic island for directional with projects, not stand in their on a driveway permit for U.S. now. The plan did not show way. I for one am tired of this 17.92. curbing around the island and attitude of blocking everything "I don't see who cares If Shannon Drive which Is good for the city." Mr McUinu-t'crn used a tape to match up with the traffic "We are going toznakea recorder or notlngettInghis clrculatlonp.tternwithkn,j*, decision on this proposal iniorrnaftn,'$?enstrom said lot tonight — now, one way or the 'The Idea Is to get something Mc('ammon explained that other and stop squabbling over done about his project." he needed "some kind of it," Stenstrom said. "These fl explottlon came when directicn" from the Commispeople have been here three or Commi ssioner A. A Mc- sion because of the time four times and get nothing but (Ianahan remarked that here ekinnt regarding the developdelays e are once again in an 11th rnent of the property. Stenstrom pointed to a sta ck hour decision Just like the Commissioner Gorden Me)er memorandums concerning driver license bureau office expressed ho pe that McCamthe Issue as prepared by City proposition." mon had "seen th e error of Engineer Mack LaZenby and INIcClanahan was taking ex- hurrying these things through City Manager Warren 'Pete' ception to McCammon's ap- without giving proper time to -- % 1-7 -, . -•I . -. I go . 1 ... - .. . -: -. I - I 1I !-.,--; ',I-*',. . .", . i I!,,c'., . -I - - . 4 1W.. -1-11 - -f -.----- - I - - If -. Cause Of Wrinkli F; In Face Worries Reader 61 1 0 -. :' ' . I I mi wasde1iereclb} Commissioner Julian Stenstrom during a dis. cussion over a new site plan for a proposed ABC Uquor St __________________ I U (1 Lt)I}k4 F I. The professional staff of the City ol Sanford was the target of a sti nging indictment last I c night frorn r, ) • stoner for what he termed "failing to work with people trying bring some th ing good into this cornutunu) iOF RK I" to _________________________________________ " - -,.,.. - . Stenstrom Blasts Blocking Action F000NGCHILDIEN - . - - ... - .: .. I 4 12:30 2:45 5:00 7:20 9:40 I1 'MAY It TOO INTENSE ', . ,. Over L iq uor Store D elays HAS IDO1T1f[ - ...... exchange between Alfred portion of the city" and not in City of Sanford I! willfully and you know it." because the streets in Gold- failed to appease I)eLat. with the federal court rulin,: in I)cL.attlbeaudiere, president of the Georgetown area "as in. violating the court order. Is it to The mayor continued, "As I sboro are dryer now than usual tibeaudiere, who told the every possible respect. I don ' t the Georgetown Improvement structed by the court," get back Into the courts so the understand it, the court ruling we started work there. Commission that he had lost believe the people The Sanford City Commission Association, and Mayor Lee in "Four weeks ago, contracts project will be delayed fur. said that in the event contracts "The underground drainage faith and confidence in the five- Georgetown would do anything last night was accused of Moore. ere let and the contractor ther?" were not let at once, any one work was begun in Georgetown, member body to "do what the to Further delay or Jeopardize violatin' a 1974 federal court The black community leader began work on the far west side Moore, turning red-faced and contract that was let would because the L.treets there were court has directed," the program." order directing pavement of charged the city had failed to of town. We want to know why point'Ing his finger at Del.at- cover Georgetown. We let all wetter than usual," Moore "Now wait a minute," the DeLattibeauJiere demanded streets in the Georgetown live up to the court's in- we are being overlooked," tibeaudiere, shouted, "Nothing five contracts at once and In explained. "It's just a matter of mayor said. "If you don't like to know why seven miles had section of the city. structions by beginning paving DeLattibeaudiere said, you h3ve said thus far here consideration to the good engineering" what we're doing, t'en the .he charge came in a hented projects in "the far western "We want to know why the tonIght is f urther from the truth engineering study - and The mayor's explanation murt's open. We have minplle I Contint*d On Paxe 2-A) - trihutetoasuperstarof the past i,r dinner. Maude comes to a 10-11 CBS MEl)lC/1. CF-Nand a two-minute gossip shocked Vivian's rescue by TER "Crown of Thorns" Rerun column 't the air on people In taking charge of dinner The love bug bites Dr. Gannon. contemporary music, arrangements until she He falls for a patient, who 15 DIALING ROUND: Award dlscoverssheandWalteraren't hospitalized incognito. He Isn't winning actress Jane on the guest list, aware she's of European Show (44) Three Stooges Alexander and- Ed Herman 9.10 ABC S.W.A.T. "Time royalty a crown princess, no • . ,. . -atv15 nave oeen signed to star in inc Bomb tierun An emotionally less, whose Ilk Is threatened by 'P'"' ery jf in title roles of "Eleanor and distressed, unemployed poli tical enemies. (9) Lucy Show Fra nklin" for ABC next season stuntman plans his revenge 10-11 ABC CARIBE "Murder (24) Sesame Street (44) Mickey Mouse . . . Now that Muhammad All against a movie studio. He sets In Paradise" Rerun A convict is Club will have his own variety out to blow the studio up. Jim murdered shortly after his 4 30 (2) Bona nza special next season, could be he Street, visiting the studio, release. He had been In prison (5) Griffin and Howard Cosell will trade suddenly becomes a hostage, for eight years after being (9) Gllligan's Island guest shots. Do we ha ve the while Hondo and the unit sneak convicted of kill ing his father(13) Orlando City Council makings of the next new around the studio to abort the in-law. Logan and Waters are (35) Batman comedy team? . Burt Lan- plan. assigned uncover the motives (44) iui,-• Island caster complained about CBS 9:3010 CBS RHODA Rerun for both killings. slotting "Moses: The _________________________ Lawgiver" on Saturday nights • Wi!Iil Tat at 10, should have another gripe ESCAPE TO now.ABCisshowingKa tharine HOROSCOPE WITCH MOUNTAIN ,, A J Black Leader Accuses C'@ity Of Ignoriong Court On Paving By GLENN MCCASLAND Herald Staff Writer I (44) Addams Family 330 (6) Match Gary. (9) One life To Live (24) lnternatcnal Animation Festival (35) Uncle Hubie .i_.z UUILILaIIU plUulL..Ll. Ill $lU$t CIUN CO RP MRGAINMATLIVEIY DAY1 f 'T1L230P.M."S1.23 J (.1SI ç;rli-v-sri. - "Mt-"i" .- .-' 0 - C M 0 I I) F. M C N C) N N U It P It K M }' _________________________ Instzuchons: 'flu toddesi mtS lis*nd below appw (otwaid, . Find ch b k d up, down, or d1afly In the 4den name and box ft in as MINNOW EARTHWORM CLAY WORM SAND ICE FLY CRAYFISH DEEP RUNNING MEDIUM RUNNING SHRIMP SPINNIF .MENHADEN DRY FLY Tomorrow-Typeio(IIits war 12:00 (7. 44) News (6) Young And Restless ($) Jackpot (9) Password (24) Intercom 24 (35) Big Valley (6) Andy Griffith (13) Modern Home Digest (24) Villa Alegre (35) Lost in Space 6:00 (2, 6, 5, 9) News (24) Electric Company (44) Lucy Show 6:30 (2. 5) NBC News (9) ABC News (13) Peter Loves Mary (24) Zoom (35) Mayberry RFD (44) Get Smart NIGGER 0 0 1 0 1 E I 1 ASODOIINEMARCRMCSRDO ac AFTERNOON Rookies NBC should be adding incident as a child is seemingly features to Its "MIdnight kidnaped, and witnesses Miss Specials" to capture the young Fabare.s among them report it audience now that ABC has to police. But the mother denies given up on its young-oriented the abduction occurred. "In Concert" spedals. NBC's -9:30 CBS MAUDE Rerun Club (44) Mod Squad 5:30 (2) News (6) News () All My Children (24) Special Of The Week (35 44) Movie 1:30 (2.1) Days Of Our HIGHLIGHTS MOItF: IN TUNE: Interesting Fabares guest-stars. Strange %J1 Sanford, Florida 32771-Price 10 Cents 67th Year, No. 263-Tuesday, June 24, 1975 &Ii.L, kA,,.. ITIWJ mIi.P.vy - siIIIIINC II N N F P II A N U It M I N N TONIGHT'S ,.at %71 (44) Variety 1:00 (2) Jackpot ________________________________________________________________ 11:30 (2) Hollywood Squares (6) Love Of Life (5) Movie (9) Biankety Blank (24) Electric Company (35) Florida Lifestyle 11:55 (6) News i_.._ !1W Williams' ,,The Glass W,d UJIII I 24 By BERNICE BEDE OSOL ':N $IX FOR ALL AGES. Menagerie" this Saturday AT 7: 30 11:11 ONLY night, up against the second For Tuesday, June 24 1975 episode of Lancaster's "Moses." Or could it be that the FWj) GENERAL TENDENCIES not doing their Job as they 6:00 (9) Sunrise Jubilee networks have decided Many changes take place today should, but don't pick any 6:10 (2) Sunrise Saturday night Is the right night and tonight, and you must use arguments. fov ,,, T.R. SOSKIN 1:45 Almanac 1,1 I of the week for "cultural much care to go along with 6:15 16. 5) Sunshine VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sept. 22. _______________________ _____________________ programming"? Almanac them Intelligently, but without You have taken on respon. 6:25 (2) I Dream Of ABOUT TONIGHT: being hasty about putting them siblilties that now bore you, but Jeannie 84 CBS GUNSMOKE In action. Organize your life on carry through conscientiously. 6:30 (6) Sunrise Show Fri., Sat., Sun. -Larkin" RCIUI Newly, who is a different basis. Semester Keep appointment vital to your / 11:30 escorting a prisoner to Dodge (5) Today In Florida ARIES (Mar. 21 to April 19) welfare. 6:55 (2) Daily Devotional City, finds himself In a bizarre You have creative ideas, but LIBRA (Sept. 23 to Qct. 22) FRED WILlIAMSON as BRUCE LEV CK1119 7:00 (2,5) Today situation where he and the •'-e your finest skills to put Mate and good friends all want TWO (6) News CLUB killer team up to fight off them in operation successfully, you to get Into some new te (') flrl '3 Big Top BIG HITS BOSS of SHOW bounty hunters. 7:30(P) ,r America Get down to principles, and amusement that has escaped 144) ,..r'scope 8-to'concluaion NBC MAJOR don't fuss too much with detail. your Interest ln the past. Do so, --.CLIP HERE mmmmmm=M=l 800 (4) (.rjptaln Kangaroo LEAGUE BASEBALL Joe TAURUS Apr. 3) to May 3)) but be loyal to mate. PIZE31 (44) Tennessee i BURpRISFSI . u Garagiola's pr egame is first of Know what kin desire in the SCORPIO (Oct. 2.1 to Nov. 21) Tuxedo g a two-parter on baseball in days ahead and try to please Find the right gadgets to make oi: (44) Andy's Gang Italy. Then comes the weekly 9:01 ) (2) Phil Donahue m more; make concrete ,ur work lighter, more ef. I (6) Mike Douglas telecast of a game In this plans y Ø for the future. ficlent, and better paying. Talk • (0,9) Movie MI I 0 SO country. e Cooperation Is the keynote. over those changes which (44) Fury I MI 8.9 ABC THE ROOKIES GEMINI (May 21 to June 21) family want you to make. 9:30 (44) Petticoat U x A "Solomon's "Solomon's Improve your routines with Junction SAGITI'ARIJ,JS (Nov. 22 to a. it A I 1: IiO 1000 (2) CelebrIty I Dilemma" Rerun Shelley .4 19 () your work is Dec. 21) Join wi th persons of IS done, get together with good similar tastes as yours and I 1. the X VC01i 3S friends at some mutually en- have a good time at joyable hobby. Be happy. recreations. Plan time to I 'MOON CHILDREN (June 22 converse with mate more and f Ihi to July 21) Get at the money reach better accord. ou I affairs now that will put you In a affairs CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to Jan Ewnlng better position In the future. 20) You are thinking along , ot1P° I H Id Study newspaper for useful practical lines today and can out I ideas. get much done to Increase • It LI. F.\O\tW IT APR TM I RM NE Y E 8 A %% C N\O\F V It I P %1, ,t Tuesday C V A\J A V F I S 111)11 N P 1)11 C E Z t' U V E TONIGHT'S TV - - Of Fortune (6) Gambit (44) Green Acres 11:00 (2.5) High Rollers (6) Now You See U (9) Split Second (24) Mr. Rogers Neighborhood (44) Phil Donahue 5:00 (9) Dinah (24) Mister Roger's Neighborhood 12:30 (2, 5) Blank Check (6) Search For Tomorrow Knows Hepburn in Tennessee It 0 N I (3 P S C U B R A B B N A S B GDAF T\I"% ' Best 10:30 (2. 5) Wheel -. a ff _49 — — a-. HHENEW I 41 48 53 - I - jjJiii . +ai (9) (24) Special (35) Coping With Change (44) Dinah 8:15 (2. 3) Baseball 8: 30 (13) Champions (44) Braves Baseball 9:00 (6) Maude (9) s+w AT. -+ - - Baseball (6) Gunsmoke 11 10 14 - - (13) Boxing 8:00 (2, C) Joe Garagiola s 55 MistlefOc IFri name 4 Monday, June 23, 197S-4B Deal ditch (coil I 30 Feminine 3 5' Forsaken (IrChic) 52 Protective contract,On Suttu 6 Vigor — — — 2 (her) (44) Father Truth Concentration (5) What's My Line (9) Wild World Of Animals (13) Cable Prevue (24) Intercom (35. 44) Star Trek 7:30 (2) Jeopardy (6) What's M? Line (5) World At War (9) Let's Make A plant angers To Tell The (6) membrane 48 Great lake 50 LiPy family 27 Grafted 4 One whO goes 29 Negative 5 Chern.cal 7:00 (2) rn Sweepstakes (6) Joker's Wild (0) Romper Room I% .___ r,_a %1 V)OlT1 irvvi (35) 700 Club UUIIIi VnJ,U __ Spanish 16 Above 47 0-rd S 26 One who (lb) et paint 4 Drink of the _ 43 Span in waves 3 Away from wind 39 Girl s name 40 Water color on - - 8 ri tact 34 Eu otf CtO b 9 Fountain drink 37 10 Scent 39 Deeis II Hammer head 41 Artifcial 19 Noun suffix watc*s move 35 Three(Roman) 3e Network anal ) 38 Old French coin Monday AI1TrI NAL TE 21 Auricle 23 Redeem DOWN 21 Bring Into I leis water to harmony 25 Breaking 28 Despot Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. LATIN ATA — L T OR iF 1 NEw ffit California L ' S 60 Wolflike 1 61 k(Ut 62 Fcma'e ruff 63 Italian city 64 Adjec ti ve range 1 Gad LEISURE FU'LJ UE ____ C)ST,' t::ilH EL "' 17 Female deer ¶ Full (Fr 2) Find out 22 Ever Ol ) 24 According 25 I JEjJ To Bur By BOB LIA)VD Herald Staff Writer aries duty pending further in- and lunged at the deputy. Polk estigation possibl y by the said Stallworth ordered the (grand jury - in the shooting, man to halt and drew his SheriffI John Polk said today arnvedat the burglar) scene at revolver and shot Bouey In the that station gon abandoned 17 11 p.m. in'l dtased n man on right side by a burglar) Su3pect, who was foot after the man fled a white An aupsy was scheduled sho' and killed yesterday at SLitIO'I wagon that h. -.d been tota' ternoon by a deputy, has been driven from the Dorn house to a Polk said when booked at tentatively linked to other drainage ditch beside Orange county jail In 1973 to serve a daytime burglaries over the Boulevard. one-year sentence that Bouey county. Polk said Stallworth fired a gave the 403 Longwood Ave., r',_ --------Polk iIri i'nnfirnuoial thit .1--. eL.. - ,.'-..-n,-... ,,. ,_:_ 1.------ -'- -*;; r - :- � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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'--,-; - ' *"; Answer to Previous Puzzle Operas ACROSS iSTT T 9 Friday, June 20, 1975-US rr -- Godunov 41 Inquire - ,WWI lAIN NIAIC ', 1! 'rL tll lN Govanni 40 Soviet ne*s Puccini opera agency I - 4 Evening Herald Sanford, Fl. j;j J '- "..- -, SUNDAY EDITION F___ ff i1NI1 mountains LEISURE P Tb1 I High 38 A i _- - - I __ o 1 A EAV IAI 42 iiasten compositiOn 44 Dance lecture !i 11 MusiCal 13 (9) Movie (13) d Detectives (24) Masterpiece Theatre (44) Movies 9:30 (6) The People Next Door (13) Get Cristie Friday EVENING 7:00 (2) To Tell The Truth (6) Concentration What's My Line Wild World TONIGH __ Phoocy 10:00 (2. 8) Police Woman (24) The Sinners 10:30 (9) U. S. Open Golf 11:00 (2,6,8,9) News (24) Aviation Weather (35) 700 Club (44) Night Gallery 11:30 (2.8) Tonight Show (6, 44) Movie (9) Wide World Of EntertaInment 8:00 (2) Sanford And Son (6) Movie (9) Kolchak (2A) Washington (24) The Electric Company (44) Ernest Angley Hou r 10:30 (2, 8) Sigmond And a Monsters (6) 'nazan Rescue (9) (9) Movie (44) Party (35) Hometow n Saturday 8:30 (2) Chico And The F,t.,r, II'fl l..ru All,,t,r 7. (24) WII Street MORNING --o'uu tei uro.vers Almanar. '- Week (33) Movie 9:00 (2, 8) Rockford Files ''' '' - 7:00 (2) I Dream Of eAsEDopilniE NATION'S bESTSELLER 2:45 5:00 7:20 9:40 12:30 MAY U TOO INTINSE ONYOUNGtNCHILOIIW _ AT 3:15 4:51 7:3.1 ISIS - Ii'. Us (24) Zoom (35) The BIg Blue smamomm C) (9) Coaches All. American Game (24) You're In Court— (44) Movie 9 9:30 (6) Bob Newart Show (24) Black -- Perspective (33) Bobby Gold s boro Festi val Movie Washington Week Movie Combat Time Of Your (44) Wrestling 6:30 (2. 6, 8) News (24) Interface (35) Pop Goes The Country EVENING (9) Invaders (24) Wall Street Week 2:00 (2. 8) Malor League Baseball (6) MovIe 7:00 (2) Last Of The Wild (6) Hee Haw (I) Great Adventure (9) Lawrence Welk 13 (33) World Of 1GC.Ci . FT ., 4 -1 Tt'ie Law Giver 5 6 I t114 —— 111`111111 ______ - -- Hong Kong COMPANY LOOKING FOR SINGING TALENT 305-425-2541 ________________ 1 ___________ _______ NUNK..'Um !_ JuIJIMU - 1 a — 4*1h I I a W 47 47 J52 j53 - 49 2E ' 1 50 11 il- — - - — -' 56 . 58— -— J — — 59 k HorseTerms SEEK& FIND' wi, A' - I- -3111110t^ , - '1*',' - - i,1 '4ç- ~_.. . .- -/ .••jj / . .- . - ' - .t _IXZ jk' tijt. ",, j-P t' IL : ,y •. !R ,\ - \' \ - \\ \\ - -. - ' '. ' , - ' - ii ..-. —. ' - t' 3.-iS -' Both defense attorneys -' - -' - ' - -. ' - : 'Aa - _. f Iril ' .1 N __ la fI- , - T7 I - 4 and Johnson did the actual sentencing. Defense attorneys have "Wiaa' argued that the lives of the 11 4J1I "i" ' former policemen will jeopardy once prison inmates Kelli Meyers, 10, kIt, sad Saa Tharpe, 11, of Sanford, spend buy boon during the summer at Fort learn who they are, Mellon Park In the city recrei'tboo department's program. Here the two you ladles build le cabins 'if we'd known tif the 'pt', as part of thedepartuient's edneatboojl program (Herald Color Ptetoby 001 VIncent) (Continued On Page 2-A) - agai ns t Republican Corn mlssioners Ktmtrough and Wttharn.s tc give Vihien the chairmanship of the board In turn, Vihlen voted with Kwiatkowski and Hat tasray agai ns t KImtrough and Williams to make Tom Freeman the county attorney and Freeman's law partne r the county utilities attorney," Streetman said. Streetman's ire was raised further by Vihien's characterizati on of Fechtel as "wishy washy." Vihien had said he had •g1slative n bitions frf . BUILDING N SUMMER some number of years and considered nming in the Ilattaway, was already on the County Commission, I ber of county projects un derway in which he was involved, Vihien said be had "gotten into meat of county governments." Vihien said his ambitions along with Freeman's client, Sid Vihien. "When Democratic candidate Harry Kwiatkowski won his election, he and Mike Hattaway juit votes with Sid VihIen the McGovern years and the current congress (if Democratic 'Young Turks' have lied an end to the liberal policies of the national Democratic Party 'or could it that personal - ' ___ AdMIL. ment," said Streetman. I'llas he now decided that IL I I A' FRED STREETMA n . -~ — S I . I ___ ___ 111 I I I of -71~ ,,- " i'"' Vi n- - :'• - - 11.. .,R W~~ f 7~7- _47, .%, ON 511) VUILEN JR. In 1968, Mr Vihien put ambition and the oppor down his Democrat shingle tunity of the day obscure and called himself a his loyalties to any party publican, Streetinan id, principles" asking was it really Streetinan said, In 1974 cause Vihlen became fed heTom Freeman's Demo up with what he calls t cratic clique made its 'ultra liberal policies move. Freeman's cousin, the Democrats" under Torn Binford, and Freeleadership of Hubert man's business associate, Humphrey, or "could it be Kwiatkowski, were Harry that Florida had a Republiboth candidates for the can governor ready to C ou nty Commission. make an appointment to the Seminole County Corn"Another Freeman mission?' business associate, Bob Hattaway,wasa candidate "Not one to miss an . for the State Legislature," p ortunity , Sid Vihien - -- r- the ublican feels the relief," Streetman said. - - - ,, . ..,, . • ., -- - - - -. - lanceda festering boil, and .i confi'dentlal portions of PSIs are given only to judges - %, i - - \ *iI - .d'" _ 1. argued that the other portions of the PSIs they'd received • didn't comply with state law I' ',v-, and set forth rehabilitation 's, IIII IL % )1*LmC plans that could be used if the --~ 1 defendants had been given ' I probation and ix, jail time Judge Johnson resealed that the "pla ns" were contained in 4" '!'t,, the confidential portions of the t PSIs that were reviewed by a pa nel of three judges-Johison, 4,,,.. A.J. Hosetnann Jr. and David : . . U. Strawn. The judges, who . would have been trial judges for -j . the seven defendants in the pollee burglary cases if they -. 'T hadn't plea bargained with .. i" tate & U . IY\ .. a •' ' ' -- o .. - 1 #.: - 'i '" • Ad' t '" ioloo __ \( sii4 ir .. , . 1 , '. ..' "Viblen, by publicly isc iming the Republican Party, has Unde7 local court rules the ) -- . ;%1. - X. 4, F r ---_ - TONIGHT'S HIGHLIGHTS 43 - 41 44 45 46 51 uuj_juu. i / '' Juu___ 'r ,, GOPchaftrnanFred d _________________ - - buke from Seminole Coun- : - - campaign 1(.r rL-election Commission. 1. - decides to orrc State Rep. Vinci J'echtels ence in- I I I ' _ r- Y - party ticket ne wits' nin it he tigation (PSI) re prepared for the state Parole and Probation -!~ A1 !: 7 1-ftft M• uuuuu portions Oftl l li i i i il l lI I I I I I I I I I A reported remark by County CornmL!sloner Sid Vihlen Jr. that he 1 must On M .L able to review the corthdentlai _ fl I . • Boss GOP - By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer mgner =.wt to ovF-rrule is judgr* Clarence 'r. Johnson Jr. probation on guilty pleas to the lawyers. Ile said that their circuit court judges deru1il of dinud motiorts th at would hit. ciut gl' of briakink and in clients obviously v eren t in t he hetring that they'll bass' freedom on appeal bond for two allowed Hamlin sntj lienneut', frñng with intent in iirrtmit a prepa red for the tence' appealsuf ti* stiff set iteneeson former Sanford policemen be released from jail peiiding felony when sentenced or, despil, the fa,~t tKat they find grourd.s that the deferue wasn't I Remark Angers sentenced to prison for consideration by the Fourth Tuesday with five other pleaded guilty to second-degree burglaries. District Court of Appas of the defendants in the burglary felonies In February and knew CL3eS. Maximum sentence for what the maximum se ntences Attorneys Gerald Rutberg prison sentences. Defense attorneys sold and Newman Brock, who Hamlin, fl, received a sen- both Ilamlin and Bennett could could have been. Saturday that they'll hand røpresent Hit am I.. Hamlin and tence of five years In pr ison and have been 15 years in pr ison. 'People who get into pr ison deliver, if necessary, Raymond Bennett, made the f ve years probation and i "It appears to me that you're put themselves there," he said. documents on Monday to Wcst statements after a hearing Bennett, 30, a sentence of seven just discppointed with the "Don't try to put the monkey on Palm Bach in effnts to get a Friday in ' i . . uii ai ., ii j I ' Vinien By BOB LLOYD Herald Stall Writer V. i___________ ii• in g Asked Court i,ei. r . Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 20 Cents = x ops eek reedom I'1 f97 (35) Wreshlng 10:30 (24) Cops (35) ScIer,ce Fiction 11:00 (2.6,8) News (33) 700 Club (44) Night Gallery 11:30 (2) Rock Concert (6) Movie (8) News 11:45 (9) Movie (44) Victor Awards 12:00 (2,6) Movie (I) Protector s 1:00 (2) Thriller (44) Bobby Goldsburo 1:30 (2) Rock Concert 3:30 (9) Movie "Appeals 8 1 Year, No. 261—Sunday, June 22, 1975 67th —12 10 _rf_ 1T 10 • ue (o 56 Prayer 3 — — — - 54 Lamb $1.10 FOR ALLAGES AT 7:34 IllS ONLY Moore Show Dr PRODUCTION - At War (35) Scream Theatre (44) Dinah 8:30 (6) Jeffersons 9:00 (2) Movie (6) Mary Tyler - iAlLl( AITi1 _____ HE 11W N T EJ A fL T opera ' I. C A 1. 1 E II H 0 N C 0 0 If 0 P 1) TVIEWS: It's interesting to new TV star who wanted a Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D. note that in the complete sweep salary jump from $3,000 per DEAR DR. LAMB — Why do E i i i i. o K N A H B P 1' U E B H M of changes at the top of all three episode to 115,009, could he have doctors and nu tr itionists speak " N CEHFH C N E H U A F; V H programming been referring to NBC's network of weight control strictly in departments, the heavy hand of Freddie Prinze, of "Chico and terms of calorie intake and R 0 C K F T //(1T_EHMsJ L Y V C H s?" sales emerges. The new the Man?" Incidentally, Prinze calories used by exercise and 'S F 1 1 01 E I N 0 H ' program. chi efs at CBS and has full support of costar Jack work? I am an expert in ab, who was miffed Albertson NBC, Lee lin and Mike solutely nothing; however, by Ei o >4T E C S A H A E V N a p J_ Weinsblatt respectively, both because Freddie didn't get an most casual observation and C N N (jj,(' A V. I I S I H L I C If E (; headed sales departments at Emmy nomination . . . The my own experience, calorie input has little to do with the who are reasonably stout. their networks before assuming Smothers Brothers nu'y have P V I I I F 1 1) A I M I E I I F 0 H F weight of many individuals. I'm sure I'm not a voice new responsibilities as head of flopped — again — on TV, but it C A I 1. 6 0 E N 0 D I M I I H 0 C 0 N Metabolism and assimilation alone. Is there any answer for programming. It would be akin hasn't hurt their personal must be Of even greater tm- those of us unable to gain to a newspaper taking its ad- appearances. They've Just E N T E c H C1 0 M N E 1 0 0 1 H A E 0 portance than quantity or type weight? I'm 5 feet 11 and weigh vertising di rect or and putting complet ed a sell-out two- w ee k A I H D 13 M A U C 0 F I H N 1 I I H H . him in charge of the editorial engagement at the Riviera of food. I have failed at every 145 pounds. effort to gain weight. Even DEAR READER — You department. No reflection on Hotel in Las Vegas. P o AEPUHEBHKADHIKVV1 heavy exercise programs lucky fellow. Get down on your CBS and NBC artistic intent, M R H E A C 0 1 C K I I) I N C I H V. S 8-9:30 CBS FRIDAY NIGHT combined with high protein knees and thank God you have but it seems there is a stronger diets only result In stronger but your "problem." eye on the commercial aspects MOVIES "The Boy Friend" C U I I) I E 6 0 0 S (j 1' A I) A H A A stringier muscles without Failure to absorb food from of programming with these First half of a double feature, P T H 0 0 1) K H 0 13 I N H B F.' It U P M stars IwIggy, as the needle-thin weigh; gain, the small intestine will prevent moves, DEALING AROUND: When British model turned actress 1 know that heredity will be weight gain. We see this in IndtVClioI%s The hidden imes liged below forward, the first suggested reason for medical problems that have a Bob Wood, CBS president, turns in a surprisingly good bsckwatd, up, down, air dIoaaUy in Iii Pu Find •ch my problem which is partially component of diarrhea or spoke recently about the performance. Ken Russell's hidden .anat,oxainumown true, but I have two brothers malabsorption. "irresponsible" demands of a direction and script capture the BRONCO GELDING PONY ________________________________________________________________________________ full essence of this spoof of the COLT HOCK PUREBRED FILLY MARE STALLION 1930s Hollywood musicals with FOAL MUSTANG YEARLING For Saturday June 21, 1975 some grand Buzby Berkeley. TOMORROW: Hodge style dance number. Enter. _ _____ taming movie. Siatat Sk.liiuq ByBERNICEBEDEOSOL 9-10 NBC THE ROCXFORI) VIRGO dAug. 23-Sept. 22 ) If been looking for to dIscuss ARIES tMarch 21-A pr il 19) NASHVILLE RECORD )Jppj (35) The Fisherman 6:00 (2.6,8) News 1:00 (2) Soul Train tel Children's Film (33) (44) 1:30 (8) (24) A Family By Jeannie t 2 :43 4 30 (24) Feeling Good (33) Wrestling (13) (24) Family (9) The Commanders (13) Kung Fu Days (,4 A;lnnmnt America •,, Your Blessings There's Plenty Of Gold 9:00 (2, 8) Emergency (9) - Skinny? Count (44) wITKPARINT AnImation (35) TBA (44) Soul Train 12:30 (2) Go (6) Fat Albert (9 Arn,lrn Bandstand ffm~i 51 Dvorak era .,,1 Plus Four Lfl) (6) Harlem Globetrotters (a) Information Eight (9) These Are The Days (13) Wrestling (24) International Life iu:su ui 5far ure (6) Hudson Brothers (8) Wor ld Around Neighborhood UPICEI I, MUST It 12:00 (2) .etsons Outdoors Jeannie (6) u.S. 01 chle (9) Bozo Ar 7:30 (2) Jabberwocky (6) BaIley's Comets (8) Go (44) Herald 01 Truth 8:00 (2) Addams Family (6) Favorite Martian (8) Jabberwocky (9) Yogi's Gang (24) Villa Alegra (44) Wally's Workshop 8:30 (2) Wheelie And The Chopper Bunch (6) Speed Buggy (I) Jabberwocky (9) Bugs Bunny (24) Mister Roger's J A W5 ."' pt'eO acer iJ 11:00 (2,8) Pi nk Panther (6) Valley Of Dinosaurs (9) Super Friends (13) Daytime (24) Carrascolendas (44) Jim Thomas Daily Devotional Across The Fence Sunrise Semester (I, 9) Laurel And Hardy SARGAINMATS.IVIRYDA'rl '711 2:30P.M.-S),25 I J r i~i a Ij oiiw '.-- 6:25 (2) 6:30 (2) (6) GENERAL CI N EMA CORP PGi Rangers 14) TBA 6) All in The (24) Romagnolis Table 4:00 (2) High Chaparral (6) Sounding Board (24) Woman 4:30 (6) Sports Spectacular (24) Firing Line (35) My Favorite Martian (44) Sports Legends 5:00 (2) World At Light (8) Great Myteries (9) Golf (35) Party (44) Time Tunnel 5:30 (8) Death Valley a R EWAIC it _________ garment 31 Ur1tortunatet I Plead covering 57 Kllfd 33 Mernorand un, 12 Peer Gynt's 58 Joins together 35 Breed mother 59 Likely 39 Thai lady I? Every single 41 Three.bancted one DOWN armadillos 19 French 43 Hostelries YOnOUfl I venetian 20 Yellow bugle 44 Theater si gn potentate 45 Peat pl ant 2 Algerian 21 Bi blical town 46 Jacobs seaport brother (Bib) (Doucy) 3 Insect egg 47 Venti lator 22 Secure 4 Light brown 48 Snare 23 Depraved 5 Canadian Bleecher 49 Leave out province lab I 24 Verdi opera Street 50 Greek deity 26 Wet 6 Desolate 34 Beethoven 52 Prevaricate 27 Sicilian 7 Anx iety opera volcano 53 Dodecanese French painter 8 Solar disk island 28 Troubles 9 Unti l 37 Gudos hgh 29 Sm%ll Pizsrds SS Palm feat Iva, 10 Dri'd note - a - a — — — (24) Way It Was 8:00 (2) Emergency Sports (44) Friends Of Man AFTERNOON Lost 6) Scobby.Doo (9) Devlin 1:00 (2.8) Midnight S pecial t.i4) Dinah Marble (24) Sesame Street (44) Gerald Derstine 9:30 (2,8) Run Joe Run (6) Pebbles And Barn-Barn (9) Adventures Of Gilliga n (13) Movie 10:00 (2. 8) Land Of The Man (44) Braves Baseball 2:30 (9) Wrestling (13) Movie 3:00 (24) Book Beat 3:30 (9) Wide World Of 9 Love Of Animals (13) Hear It Now (24) Senior Scene (35,44) Star Trek 730 (2) Police Surgeon (6) What's My Line *25.000 Pyramid Hollywood Squares (13) Wrestling Western Man (35) Braves Baseball TSTV 14 Star in Scorpio 15 Low haunt 16 CritiCize (slang) 18 hero 19 Conger 20 Writer's medium 22 Aquatic mammal 25 Volcanic outflow 27 Female sheep 30 Spanish city 32 -- (24) Burns And Allen (35) Department "S' 7:30 (2) Friends 01 (24) Saga Of SemipreciouS 47 B" stone 48 Do better (Continued On Page 2-M - . SpecialMidnight __ Show FRED W!LL!AMSOW BRUCE I.EF TWO BIG HITS a PONNIGGER- I CLUB ___ SHOW iFLoRO1jl - MATINEE SAT.-SUN. 1:15 3:15 5:20 723 9:30 ' - —. - : 1 Watt Disney A , 8:45 P.M. I - ALSO Sgargrtswtiatshc / FR 1 DAY & when SATURDAY ONLY wants! / Amp SHE'S I? AND DOESN 'T MEAN TO DRIVE MEN WILD CUT. - Su sug R t I You're very lucky at this time You have a pleasant surprise in where major goals are condealings you'll have with store Lcauseol something nice cerned. Conditions are shaping in dealings I)artnrsor close associates. Be you did for ano ther a while UP in an unusual manner. back. It pays to be a good guy. .' team player. YOUR BIRTHDAY SAGITrARIUS(Nov.23-Dec. uJune 21-July 22) CANCER June21, 1975 re extremely per' Several persons you'll be in 21) You Through a mysterious chain crtnti,ct with this weekend will r-eptive today. You should be ts prove lo be of help careerw ise. able to detect things not of even you will enter into a What they promise, they can (Iil3SCerflible to others. Abide by beneficial alliance this year. Several close associates with your hunches. deliver, power and influence will be fl-Jan CAPRICORN (Dec. LEO iJuly 23-Aug. 221 Normally you're well4eccived, 19) That oppr'inity you".- c acquired. ____________________ but the next few days your _______________________ 4 popularity will peak even higher. Looks like an active ' weekend. ,'!• Economy Pak NOW! '7.98 :. i . - V. 1 . - withcuupn - 1 -' -111- 12 pieces chicken • '1 mashed potatoe s • pint qr,jij I - k a rn — w..aa"..s,•S4 cii' M 4 — S. / Limit one Economy Pak per coupon per customer . Glier expires July 15 aw 11 ( P . ciLt., 'Vanishing' Witness appears before judge to explain why he left courtroom. Ills appearance cost him a year's freedom See Page 3. -- A 2 PU •..P. BtIA(,I tTit? . ,... 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See Page 5. - . 9s TIM Biguuwg • 9 biscuits • _7?'(, ,_/"III Limit one Family Bucket per coupon per customerfnODeii 11 M -A40. ,,,,•_ THE AREA'S LEADING MOTEL — ' - - (serves 4 Ii) n Offer espires July 6 ., j- '.. I' -i 14 1? biscuits •. i I ' a 'Vanishing' Witness Appears $3.00 $1.50 " '' ' NOVI '6.97 r's ' 5ir?(j5 5 tO 1 — I. 1)1 .1 4,1111 - iuuuy Parker Trial Scheduled __________________ iIiU'ói.ii '.t'VU) I I'IV it ' - .75 Value 15 pieces necken I pint mashed potatoes Dr 'a.' 2 pints cole siaw - - , iiiiue' For Anna Hyman iiIi!((A',i'(, CALL FOR DETAILS .,a 7 339-2474 ADULT II •14 I I ,-..,. ' 011 • .. Ut •& • Becentennial Committee will The Pilot Club will have a have watermelon on a stick, Tickets to the bar-b-que will for rest areas and wifl handle ttt 1 . . . - * Reg 995 Value ,',' C')uY ON THU DOG TIACK ND . OFF HWY. IT-ti — FINN PARK 0i,Gtffl iOS APTIHc,,u141,1 Q Department will have a baI the parents to death throughout by the Democratic Women's Club; ch.ildren and one for larger machine, and will sell hot dogs, expenses, equipment needs, SKATE CITY ouymo*"logs Enjoy Sunday Brunch Conventions Banquets Luncheons Gatherings Recoptions Corlerunces Seating Capacity to 110 ,, I) NOON -, Serving Seminole County's Leading Civic Clubs The Junior Woman's Club litter bags. All in all, it shapes up as a be on sale in advance of the lost and found items (excluding great day of fun and frolic for Downtown Business Associa- lions Club; Seminole County youngsters), a concession boiled corn and soft drinks. etc. A spokesman for the Fourth of July celebration from children). The Telephone Pioneers will Gun and Archery Club; Child stand, ice cream sales, frog the 199th birthday of our intion (DBA). Among those groups soon- Evangelism Fellowship, jumping contest and Jump rope be responsible for the sale of Recreation Department said various members of youth The Antique Car Club will dependence in Sanford. I I Family Bucket - - _"; -- r Let Us Plan Your. display, sponsored , 30 '0 10 PM FIl - 7 II PM SAT-lCi I PM 7 )OII PM HIGHWAY SAFETY COMMISSION Florida display o; antique annual fund-raising project tickets m.ay also be purchased whfle the Black CommurAty giving out free balloons and telephones while the Recreation rather than 'nickel and dime' at the Recreation Office. Sanford; Jayceettes, Jaycees; appears to be among those with The Jaycettes will have cart que, the proceeds from which the year. Too, all leagues will country store with crafts, old homemade cake by the slice. of Commerce. Included among the events Telephone Pioneers; Sanford the busiest schedule as that and pony rides for children and will go toward financing youth benefit directly through all fashioned bonnets and aprons homemade ice cream and planned at Fort Mellon Park Recreation Department: Pilot organization will stage a pair of a bean bag tossing contest while baseball projects such as profits realized from the bar-b. on sale and the Ministerial peanuts for sale and will have a Association wIll be responsible small band In attendance will be a gigantic fireworks Club; Ministerial Association; moon walks tone for small the Jaycees will have a dunking district and state tournament que. GOVERNOWS Benefits will come to you today, today. You're apt to come up surprise yourself with the into a murder, which turns into not so much through your el. with a flash of inspiration that power you have over a group. an expose of a blackmailing PISCES (Feb. 20-March 201 caper involving a dentist and a forts bu t be cause others will be has tremendous potential. Jot It Today ani tomorrow can be shady photographer. down. willing to share with you. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) very' fortunate days for you May 21-Ju ne 20) GEMINI ( ea DIIVI-II THuNS —, ___________________ -'----.- nAY A1& I 110 10 PM TUISpNl1ATL PARTIES WID-IAPM 1IO*0PY to active, enjoyable outdoor with relatives or members of today, AQUARIUS iJan. 20-Feb. 19) which put him In the middle of a pursuits. Leave your worries at your family first. Ycur personality has some bevy of pr etty gir ls — all Safety is a family affair LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. Z1 the office. 20) Keep a pencil and pad handy pluses today. You may even fashion models lie's checking TAURUS (April 20-May - .0 AAON -0 )o 12 040004 ARRIVE A V SUNSHINE_STATE,.. assignment for Rockford, LL Showtime 7:25 9:30 SUN -CLOIE) our Bicentennial Committee, as going to the winners as well as have a celebrates the Greater Sanford Chamber are the Junior Woman's Club of ) - gala Fourth of July soring activities on the day the Antique Car Club and the Black contest with savings bonds sno-cones and balloons and will the bar..b-que is used as an baseball leagues. Bair.B-Que have a display of antique cars area by a steering committee of Declaration of Independence well as the DBA. _____ Devote as Much time as you'r( in need of anything something confidentially with a FIIXS "Say Goodbye to Jen. ossible the next couple of days material or financial, check certain party will present Itself nifer" Rerun A lovely 1'' "Ic A celebration is planned for the nation HOROSCOPE TATRZ - y Yesterday's high 93. Overnight low 67. Partly cloudy through today. Lows In the low lOs. Highs mostly In lower 90s. Variable winds 13 mph or less. Stronger and gusty' near thundershowers. Rain probability 40 per cent today and 20 percent tonight. Compkte details and tIdN are on Page S.A. ~_ ~ __ -____ - . s, a s 1,I)nng I - -~A uture Into F ocus sixth sense. She welcomes it a r li palms and concentrate on a talent bestowed upon her b ii e (Lilure in playing cards Wises of German soldiers God In fact she probably dodge those visited Anna many times CHUIUOTA — Anna Maria couldn't towar d the end of the war, Hyman is a gentle, religious preznoni tions if she tried, can count off example asking her if t he ir missing woman. She wears a black wig She when she 1sits. She says she after example of times w hen loved ones were still alive. She knew her only son. Norbert, she has been zapped with a said it was hard to tell the would never ce le br ate his 18th feeling of the need to warn women that their husbands birthday. She warned him to be friends and neighbors to be would not return from the war. careful, that something will She sa;d some of the women she careful, N orbert died in an automobile happen to them She counts off told who would be reunited with lC(,Rleflt when he was 17 sears, example after example of their husbands, some missing nine.inonths old. Anna did not friends and neighbors who for years, were never connarrowly' averted accidents, or inced — until the husband say, 'I told you so.' Anna is a psychic, gift ed with didn't. returned. "There are so many things "The closer I get to people, I the ability, and the courage to know things before they are sense more things. "What it is, between heaven and earth we known by others. She reads sir, everybody has a special don't know. W shouldn't throw it all away," she says. But she palni.s. She sees the future in a talent. I don't know." leek of 32 playing cards. She "If you do something in the cautions to "take it with a grain sits and allows her mind to Lord's name, the Lord gives it of salt. Don't make a religion out of it ,' wander from the drudgery of to you. You share it." Anna, born in Munich, She asks people not to Jay-to-day routine, as she Germany, 50 years ago, moved "believe it (premonitions) not neditates. She looks from behind her to America in 1558 and to her Like the Bibl, but If somebody lark eyes like she knows present home In Chuluota in inside gives you warnings don't xactly w ha t she Is sa ying — 1959. A strong German accent go agai nst it." "Later on, I can only say 'I ibout the past and about the has stayed with Anna. She uture. And sometimes she says sometimes talks so fast, her told you so' and I don't Like ;he is scared by what she finds English dissolves into German. that." lr.'wtng up on a da iry farm When she began helping - Norbert. -Itjust comes to me," st'e run by i'.'r "Pa pa ," Anna lied people in Seminole County. her iays. "Some people says it's in Munich tluring World War II, daughter, Mrs. Billy Smithson where she iitt her husband, (lngrkl) of O%lek, advised her pirits. mother to check into the Law for Farrell. At comes and it goes. it was iii Munic. that a "it comes and it gues." ( Continued on Page 3-A) Anna doesn't hide from her Hungarian girl taught Anna to By MICK LOCHRIDGE Herald Staff W riter - ____*,~ Wry - - __ IF —'- - - —" I F_ \ ' ri ;. " '' - - '-' V I - ' ' -i -; .... '.- ' - . - - -- . ' .- . , / ' - I - - J - . , - '.' ' ' : - - -. ;., - -- - ' - \ " ' . ,'" ' Z. ' I ' ,, - j . . 'i 'a . - - - L .1 - "" -- ., I th_ .' ' C 'b— . - ,, _,=d-,/ — -' ' I'il il il il il il il 1 1 1I __ ri ., ' " _.; ~_*P.- IIi. .,' - ' - " - .:- ' - _ - - '-. -. - "" - 1. -. .... - r--, ' - - - -, - - 's- - -. - ' _____ _______ - ' S.. .' '-. ...-' - - . —' ,, -' ' -. -. - ,--- • - - -'• - 1111~ .-. .'-T "* ._j ' -. - .. —.— -= - '.' - \ 's ',..'",,.. - m_-W~ - - Z.-' - ' - 41111111111141 -. . - 40 ' Anna Maria Hyman studies the cards for a look Into the future. (Herald Photä by Goi'don WilliamSon) �2A—Evening Herald, Sanford, FL —F -- - qwmmmmw~ S ISY MIUt WCHRIDGE I BRIEF I S Swaps Old Shoes For New - -- I NA110N IN 0 ' Lady'Proves' Boots Are For Walking Sunday, June n, lflS When she returned to the front of the store, Miss Hobby A young woman walked into noticed the woman was wearing the Pay-Less Shoe Store on new boots and the tag South French Avenue In Sanstill on the foot wear. Miss lord Friday afternoon wearing Hobby foL'owed the woman an old pair of size 10 boots. She outside, but then the woman walked out wearing a new pair started running. Miss hobby a I pair of WASHINGTON(AP)—Sea.etaryofDefjeJamesfl .j chlesinger, in i. •-.. , - '.- -- -i---- -,.- W S tactical nuclear weapons "would be carefully considered" in event of a new Invasion of South Korea. Schlesinger und erscored his warning by acknowledging publicly that the United Stat es has ta ctical nuclear weapons deployed in South Korea. 3LUfl, UM Casselberry Police a rrested an 18.-year-old man Friday night and charged him with "If circumstances were to require the use of tact cal i nuclear weapons ... I think that that would be carefully considered," Schlesinger said at a news co nferenrc Friday. He noted at the same timee that "the ground balance in the Korean peninsula is not unsatisfactory, indicating he believes a North Korean atta ck could be repelled by conventional weapons at ' ' James '.' ''u' WI1 _____ J ; fT ol ' ' t ' . utte'- ')rltLn&'lcal b.!iffistir n tstics, it'\ Tfl' be aimed at se pa rate targets 'l' --'" 'Momo'Assassin Theorized '; i §%1%.- "I "T m f- f' ru r ~ , -;l ! ' I .iiift ,aT"i, Th_:_—%U.- —1— ~- - - 'ps -0 % — - --- ~ . -' ' 44W ' * N ' i t 10 , -~ 1'' i1/. ' r , "' Jr 7! h'-' T . L ,, , .; - -. • I . -. ir,, , -.. ' ,' - .I - as ' . Seminole County Sheriff's for the car. "contemporary . " .- " -. % -i,. . - . - . - ,. - ,i- - ". . -- . J"._ --- -..........................' .- ---. -.:-_ -1 N, A . j '!I f' - )- FBI - _rJR! •. - .'i'.. "..'...,.L.. ' . , •--,.. Sheriff John Polk, third from left, showsBill Jack a Sanford businessman. and Police CWd Ben Butler, some of the facilities ---' ~—X.~: , . -- . of the FBI Academy prior to graduation time for Polk at the Academy on Thursday. In photo at right, Polk strides briskly across the platform to receive his diploma from Thomas Jenkins, assistant director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation, as the li-week school winds up. (Photos by John SpolakI) Course Polk Recalls Offers He P Youth Is Jailed er e Of I By GLENN McCASLAND Herald Staff Writer state police agencies and II weeks at the Academy was "It was a no-nonsense veteran crime fighters — asked "a very good experience," school," Polk said "They were If they could help with "money, "I have afew Ideas that we're there to teach and we were If there is one thing Sheriff manpoweroranyotherformof going to put into effect around there to learn. It was Just that John Polk learned during the assistance" when word of the here after I get back Into the kind of a place." past 11 weeks of "schooling" at Jail lire came, saddle this next week," he said. The sheriff said he found the az Circuit Court Judge Clarence juvenile status. - - -- -- - - Others Promoted hang Longwood Facing - 0 ' - . a eft . -- - .. 'F ' -' . - 4 " 'A . - I ' I , `~ , ____ ,'•. ;' ' '-,'A.$'T" i' 7' ' . .... L '-' . k-- 1. — •'\ . • . - . ' ' J "'1%' 4 i, ., .. ' . . •., _&r. , , ,. - '• #7/ ' p ,' ' . .. , '' ?')', . - - . ., -- ' . - ¶, f NEW HOME FOR EAGLE - .., .." ,. .. •. . . ?' '" r1 .u.u " ' -. ' , . ' ,. .,.,,, the N on ' "' m) iL ' , •,,e, , '' II JdI. atdefenseattack.sonthecredj- - Itwumob'ingdayFrIdayfor theBaldEag3estthcenf1F)i(44a. ln th etopphotoStan &-ock bility of Gurney ex-fund raiser Jack Hanna and Al Rozon hurry aerou the new zoo compound with the eagle wrapped In a burlap bag Larry Williams, a key proseas a safety precaution. Then. In photo at right bottom, the eagle, "America's Freedom", gives the cutlon wltnesss. Asst. U.S. Atty. Ralph camera a look after reaching his new home, The big bird's moving day Is the first of many f fJi animals at the zoo as opening day nears for the new zoo complex. (Herald Staff Photos by Bill Vin- Heikklnen predicted that the defendants will be convicted, cent) and then Williams "can stand and proudly say he is an honest - 1•" * 15 ,41 "'tt. ;• record later, . I, .. k - ' . 1' . 7. 4 •' 1. '4J .. " 'Yt - W I ' - , A - ., _- :'•. A - - k. . ' '' A# ' 14 . - = ' .. ' . . %4 : - -. .• " •" t': ' j - F , . . :.: I ' " ';' " -. 'I I ll ' 1T14'" •': I. . . the 14 special sale on WOODS r mwr U DIXIE CUTTER I -. .. = AI - REG *< NOW $37500 PALMIST Special Sale Ends Soon, PAST— PRESENT—FUTURE So Come On In To: HELPFUL *DVIC ON ALL AFFAIRS I LIFE DVI i , I ( . -f Ma;;,, ; IN PRIVACY OF MY HOME NAVY BOYS REUNITE I 'iie Sixth Annual reunion of the Naval Air Station was held 'aiurday at the Sanford Municipal Airport, the old air station. Lo-c, (I-rI Andy Cracker, CSC, Ralph Webber YNC and Jim (;rflIyer AEI, prepare cooker for least for hungry Navy men. raId Photo by Tom Vincent) ' - ' l5JIllC CARD RIADIWOS, CRYSTAL SAIL NIADINOS (11,- ---.r- - .. :"' -. . ' * ic - - . .. ' . I Gurney, ex-aide Joseph Bastien and former federal housing officials K. Wayne Swiger and Ralph Koontz are charged with conspiracy to create an Illegal slush fund from builders by peddling Gurney's influence with the Federal Housing Administration. Gurney also is charged with bribery and receiving unlawful compensation In the form of a condominium and with four counts of lying to a federal grand Jury. In his opening argument early in the 17-week-old trial, Dittinar said Gurney would take the stand in his own do. fense. Among the early defense witnesses expected is Rep. L. A. "Skip" Bafalls, who wants to testify volun taril y to answer allegations that he accepted an unrepor 1u,uw casu Campal contribution from exGurney aide and former defendant James L. Groot Just before the 1972 election. . . ' ' . Dittmar, suggested that the prosecutor was looking at the evidence as he would like It to be, but the testimony is In, he said, "and 10,000 angels couldn't change it." The gove rnment struck back "' - -- __i Gurney's lawyer, C. Harris ' :- . . l conviction. But prosecutors tasisted that the evidence was not only sufficient to go to the jury, but was "overwhelming." ,, " . . .. ., . _ , ' -, , ', - ' -k . , 16 i.' .." -. k. w ,r - . ' . , , - - 4 . - ', '.- ," ';.' -u,, 4 -• -' "L . - - - , ' -. . : . -: :;- _-i , claimed the government failed toproduceevidencetosustaina - T" il1-1271 - I Earlier, defense lawyers .4 , -- - -qj(_ - P '-• ', - ,, #. / - , %1'. t. , ok, fp I - ' - • - Inj '' . ' ,_ r' -1 ' .. a -.- S - - D)itrJC'l Judge Ben Krentzman de nied all motions for directed ,erdirLs of acquit t.alFrida) for (urr.e) and three co-defendants in. the bribery conspiracy trial. "I do deny each of these moUonsforacquittaneach of the defendants and they will be submitted to the Jury starting Monday," Krentzman sa id fol. lowing day long arguments in the absei,ce of the jury. - " ' U.S. ','I ' .". -'' ,, 'j5 II . -. --- (j '!5" - . - I '.. '" - ' '' :' / ,', .-• d1 1"l , I . seven ' - ... - - . -. - - . . ., . .' 44 'v.. ' ,. amendments and motions on But 14 House members, ap- May parently anticipating the re Also Reps. Nancy lease of complete Houe voting Barrington, D-Coral Gables, g records for the first time, bills on May 29 and 30; Sidney Bartow: Pay Up Or Black Out recorded unusually large num- Martin, DHawthorne, 32 bills on Unless the city of Bartow pays BARlOW iAP UcAise Speaker Donald Tuck- hers of votes in the last two May Y); Frank Williams, I)its $895,000 electric bill, the city could have its power shut er and 13 other representatIves days of the 1975 session. Starke, one bill and one off, says a spokesman for the Florida Power Corp. recorded their votes up to two Tucker, D-Tallahassee, amendment on June 3; Ray Bartow buys power from electricity at a wholesale rate, months after the House acted, recorded in the June 4 House Mattox, D-Winter Haven, one then sells it to its 13,000 residents. But because of what one creating a false Impression that Journal his yes or no votes on bill on June 4; and Rep. Vince city official called "ovcrexten±ng," the city hasn't been they were In the chamber at the 100 bills, some of which passed Fechtel, R-Leesburg, ZI bills, able to pay the bill. the House as far back as April amendments and motions time of the vote, So Thursday, Florida Power President Andrew H. 15. Gerald Sternstein, Tucker's between April 14 and June 3. Hines testified that the government should be treated like hie was not available for chief aide, said Friday that the an "ordinary customer." That is, without payment, the recorded votes will be In. comment, but Sternsteln said ri I electricity will be shut off. corporated Into actual roll call "that's his practice beca use "We certainly don't disclaim our debts," said a city ballots when the House releases he's In and out of the chair." spokesman. "I mean, we have every intention of paying 1975 session voting records next Sternstein explained that th e , - ' I.. them. But we got in this financial crunch with everybody I 1J V V U I I I U I I week, speaker is frequently required I I else and overcxk'nded a hit to leave the chamber to confer Therefore, It wllle with legish.tors and attend to i+ i r sible for a ciL.n w,,, uses UF Stops Admissions "I other business. '" voting records to research a ,He still was recorded as not (con nue GMNFSVILLE IAPI The University of Florida i d FromPage 1-A) lawmaker sperformance to tell has shut off fall admissions to its two largest upper vo ting on some other bills," whether the House member division colleges — Arts and Sciences, and Education. Sternstein said. palm reading and fortune was in ule cziuuLIcr anu VOICU The cut-off will most strongly affect community college A provisional journal for June te lling. or was absent and recorded the gradutes trying to transfer to the two colleges as juniors, final day 4, the of the She needed an occupational 1975 vote days later, administrators said Friday. session, listed 13 lawmakers license as a palmist from the Recording votes is an old who recorded from a few to Board of County ComExecutive vice president Harold Hanson blamed the House custom, allowing law- dozens of votes. depression economy for high enrollments, lie said more inissloners, which she obtained riiakers who have left the students than ever are staying at the university because Rep. Gwen Cherry, [).Miami, without any trouble. chamber for some reason, such recorded her votes as if she had of the job shortage. But, she says she will never as to confer with a constituent, been present and voting on hang out a shingle in front of The admissions cut-offs mean that students applying for the fall term after mid-June will have slim chances of to put his or her vote into the nearly 150 bills, amendments her pink house in Chuluota, acceptance. Hanson said. and motions considered by the advertising the service. She House from May 13 to May 30. scoffs at the businesswomen In Some of her efforts may have Casadega for charging high been wasted, however. Ster- rates for 10 minutes of what she nsteln saId that the voting calls "bunk." Anna also has no I records distributed by the good words for the "phooey" on blouse will list only votes on television depicting bills, not on amendments and spiritualists. !' ) motions. "Most people," are psychic to iI 11 i " Other legislators who record- a certain extent, she says. "God ,jfli ed votes in the provisional Jour- gave us, not live, but sLi senses. .h1', ', nal were: I do not predict exact times of ii i Reps. Elaine Bloom, D- happenings. In eternity there Is I1. " 'ç. Miami, eight bills and amend- no time. I "Work takes a lot away from ments between May 29 and £ . . 1)-Jacksonour June 3; Eric Smith, sixth sense, we can't think 1 1' — 'I with amendments vIle, 11 bills and a cluttered mind. There ' . . . - - .. on May 29 and June 4; Betty arebillstopay,thecarisaput. '4'\' . •-_ '\\"" willl"1, Easley, R-St. Petersburg, 28 "We don't have time to know z. .t ''f i sills between May 2$ and June our Inner self to meditate , '~,1., ~i1\I 3; Carl Odgen, 1)-Jacksonville, to let our mind wander, to let 1. fIvi bllI.s on May 28; Joseph God influence us." 't' i\\ " }kr pst1 ..n in the universe, Gersti'n, D-M:nini, live bilhi or May 29 and 30; Da- she says lacting straigh; ahead, (noUoi I ________________________ - l A' vid Barrett, 1)-Satellite Beach, is not like the prophets of the m 66 bills on May 27 and 28; Jack Bible but like "a little grain of .s" I iLI Miller, 1)-Hollywood, 35 bills, sand In the ocean," i. -',- -_ " . . .. .' - . 49 4 Ci F. en Re ark Angers GOP Bos - ' ' . P eicones, Four 'P l - Missing Roll Calls 'Fixed' TALLAHASSEE AP — A number of legislators missed up to 150 roll call votes during the 1975 legislative session, but voting records being compiled by the house won't show it. '- • f'ro I - - t - '' ' k:t • 'L raims, Larus 's.' 14 - - - " - he was called Irm a class in 11M. It Wfis situations, sexual was to treat your personnel the juvenile court. deputies assisted the Winter month after he apparently Seminole County Deputy communications to be told 11 declared, just gmt," Polk hostage battery, firearm Instruction, right and you wouldn't have Sanford police arrested the walked away from their Park Police early Satiwday Stuart WalteTs spotted the car persons had just died in a fire at The sheriff said he felt effective communications, law labor problems. I've known that juvenile Thursday and found he custody. morning in the arrest of two on SR 436 in Casselberry and the Seminole County Jail, despite the tragic jail fire the and police administration, a while," he said. was an escapee from a state men suspected ln the robbery of stopped the car in front ofthck Two days after the youth The sheriff returned to a 7-11 convenience store on Baird tatsun, next to U.S. 17- Seminole County Saturday mental hospital where he had walked off, State hospital been committed last year by authorities reportedly wrote Howell Branch Road In Winter 92. Also assisting in the can complete wi th his di ploma and the Juvenile court, Park, police report. local au tho rities that they could were two Cassel police a report card sporting four A's Officials Police Identified the two men omm and two B's but the education said the boy became do nothing more than put him violent while being detained in on medication and that he was as James P. Bennett, , and In law enforcement Is taking a a holding cell at the city Law considered violent. John Kem~, 19, both of the me two men were iran- back seat to the lesson In Enforcement Center and set a Navy Base In Jacksonville. The youth has been charged sported back to thestore by human understanding that small fire with papers in the by police with armed robbery, Winter Park police report Winter Park officer Gary came 0(1 JIUl 9. S that at 6:50 am, the two men Collins, where witnesses cell. Policemen quickly ex- two counts of attempted rob- ' "Man, you'd have to be there robbed the store at 1345 Howell Identified the two nnfj tinguished the blaze that caused bery, three counts of use of a 10 understand what I'm talking minor damage and subdued the firearm In commission of Branch Road and fled in a blue- men were booked into Orange about. Here are all these a green Mustang. Winter Park County Jail on youth and transferred him to a felony, breaking and entering charges. policemen from 49 states and (Continued From Page I-A) police then radioed for other Amount of bond was not eight foreign countries and psychiatric ward at an Orlando and carrying a concealed were hospital. br o agencies to be on the look out released. ught ha k to C life there wasn't nothing they firearm in connection with by Fechtel 's wishy 'fl youth's name has not three incidents In Sanford on wouldn't have done to help me washy handling o legis -- been released because of his Wednesday and Thursday. they could," Polk said. "It was tion regarding Seminole a trerneniotis l con-C=added he expects siders "the most tragic day of , to snake his decision on my career as sheriff' anoi-uy A - whether to run within three Z unpacking his gear, . A Jf months He said he i ng Il A 'F) I I WIUJ U aigmng ms new budget at the . -. ' .a; Republican Party mainly II By DONNA ESTS remaining a pa trolman, will sher'Jf's office . beca use a( Herald Staff Writer also be the dflce,cin charge o( "I had just completed . :"-' / . the economy and "Waterthe special division, presen ting a class presen ta tion LONGWOODA "blind" audience, and before Mrs. ' gate didn't help either." ages dim is posted for the 730 Widths and James Grant, LONGWOOD—Public Safety This division, Keller said, will on press rlease procedure He chided Fechtel for Director Doug Keller has an- be composed of police can. when I was called out of tha P m meeting of the City owner of the tract separating being wishy-washy in Council Monday nounced promotions and ad. munhty rela tions unit and room to be told about the fire," Widdis 1rrce1 from Lake Ru th, ' decision making, saying The ditional d,ity assignments for youth services bureau. Polk said. "Within minutes, agenda says ed . simply, arriv ... 1P • I echtei hadn't given live city police officers. 'Call to older Invocation Additional duty for Brewington there were500r60offer, of help ,,, .f The request was tabkd, Seminole county ci tizens ; t'.•: Keller said effective June 26, will be lecturing to the public, from members of Pledge AllegIance; Reports according to ('ourcil Chairrntn the fI'OIfl district councilmen; J.lt. Grant, becatue Police LL James Pleicones will youth groups, civic clubs, academy" and city and county of Cnui', g0 it the f*TSOflal be promoted to captain and will church group in all facets of Rert from mayor and at. cilman Gerard Cine11's atPolk said instructors ad vised TOM FREEMAN MIKE HATFAWAY atten tion needed in respect torriey. serve as administrative the police service as well as the him to "come home and not sence. i t to he f as assista nt and second In corn- fIeld of safety. t growing area, However, the City Council opposed appointing a Other ordinances w hich City worry about examinations Vihlen said Fechtel L week ta bled until Monday Attorney Ned Julian Jr. mand of operations. Keller said on all the city's which we had scheduled that county comptroller, lie .-•--: ,_________ may showed a lack of decisive, Other prornQtions and new po lice units, the ti tle "Police week. night action on an ordinance bring up for action involve voted againet calling a nes-s on handling the co,znty . duty asignrnents beginning Service" has been painted on county referendum on the . rezoning the Betty Widths tract, raising sewer rates in Skylark 'One of tit-in found out I was July I imude: east of SH 427 ,from residential subdivision ti) pay costs of the 'I issue to officially record his comptroller bill, insis~ the fmclers while the motto "To studying Monday night when I it -. . to indust ri al and business sewer package plant o Fechtel's voting agai nst —Officer Robert Partain to Serve and to Protect't has been was to leave I esilay to view, lie made no effort to peration the bill sergeant, stilt commander and painted on the trunks f the back and check the jail. He district to spilt the circuit block the bill from coming and the setting of fees for those court clerks duties with a responsi bili ty for all aff idavits ve hicles, to the floor, nor to mnowit came over to thie room The rezoning Is being firms applying for utility court appointed comp. and warrants a nd to work with opposition to decide Not ing that the police in., 'Joim, don't worry about protested by residents of Lake franchises, troller is not what upset RUth South subdivision, who the court clerk. till, becuuse he felt department benning July 1 that now. You have too 1 mm m t. —Petrol nGlllughaonamI will be doing its wn police your mind. You can make people should have two weeks ago appeared 'with os theIr property appraiser, Frank Taylor to detective. dispatch, Keller said on that thetestwlienyou get back' and I .Streetman's reply Is: chance to make their "There Is irony when William Stamper of Sanford. Keller said, however, these date city residents in need of I felt much be tter about wishes known by refer-enVihien, the political dum vote. Stezilper at the public hearing duties sili be additional ten- p&lce a.uistance should call things," Polk said. "You know, 'swt'cI hi tter' choeses a "While Rep. Fcchtel is said the cha nge of zoning would pcnarily. The men will continue 339-131 while the number for I scored the highest possible A term 'wishy-was hy' to representing his eonregular patrol opera tions, "but the Ere service will be 339-5858. mark in (list class that's ever devaluethe LI5,0OO homes in stltuent.s mmd vnti apply to his potential op1,ake Ru th South by per cent the city must also haw men "We are gclng into new been scored. I had a 274 out of a hL S [}nent, l,atl'in*I Rep. conscience, Commissioner Vince to 40 per cent. - alified to investigate and et organ Fechtel. VILhIfl in L survey g 11 Council ta bled action on the hit wi*t done, too," Keller resident tough the J)epart. Polk said many of his fellow HARRY KWIATKOWSKI "Fechtel opportuni publicly and ti the es at h1end and party w nier.t of Public Safety," Keller elas-smites sad , most of ill serve him best," rezoning request, even trynng to decide whi ch from the beginning .as though IOflit 20 lAke Ruth —Ron Brewlngton, while said. police cl-deja, Streetnumn ciipcjtjded. k--MS homeowners ere in the - poenaed and appeared in court while a jury was being picked tO hear the Jones trial. He was told by the prosecutor and by Judge Cowart to come back the . ' cotic to users in the Seminole- .t Orange County area. During his' trial, Jones maintained he was an unemployedburglaralarminstaller. L" Jackson had been sub. swindle. They announced an agreement Friday pooling the recources of their agencies in investigation and prosecution of alleged swindlers, who may ha',e bilked up to 80,000 investors, including many retirees. "By pooling available resources like this, we can muster the manpower to get the job done, and do it within the present limits of our budgets," Lewis said. State and federal authorities are investigating what they have called a massive fraud scheme involving dozens olfirms. Investors allegedly were bilked of up to $1 billion through a complex scheme to sell securities paying up to 14 per cent interest and supposedly secured by mortgages on Florida Land, , ,, dudes" to sell the illegal nat- Ir TALLAHASSEE IAP, — Comptroller Gerald Lewis and Atty. Gen. Robert Shevin have joined forces in it crackdown on an alleged $1 billion land-securities . - I' ' ','- :i large-volume cocaine dealer I who employes "a bunch of . Lewis,'Shevin Join Forces - . 4i," p '4 .. "f' ' ' - I a . , y, But Jackson, who was arrested last Wednesday by sheriff's deputies on a circuit court warrant, testified Friday before Circuit Court Judge Joe A. Cowart Jr. that Jones is a retired." Kelly's son, who Just completed an appearance in the Chicago area, has billed his act version of Weary Willie." Advertising has referred to Kelly Sr. as ''i etired and living in Florida." . waswhatpoliceofficeisf ee lfor and they know that tragic at the Academy made me a teresting" and the labor 17-year-old Sanford boy the boy has a past history of each other In a time of disaster, events, such as this, occur In better police officer." relations information charged with eight felonies violence while being held In the And Polk Isn't likely to f orget our business. They were ready The sheriff studied courses in "something every police ad- involving f ir earms and rob- county jai l and that state the feeling of "brotherly love" to help and I'll nevcr forget urban police problems, labor mlnlstrator should have." berles held in county Jail hospital officials didn't list him that came two weeks ago when them and the way they treated relations, gambling techology, "All in the world they told us pending action in the cases by as an escapee until nearly a Suspects 'n Robbery The jury wasn't allowed to hear testimony by investigators that the missing victim reportedly had been threatened and offered money not to testif>. Jones denied knowing or ever seeing Jackson before. - - -. energy action Is taken by the Senate, Nessen said Friday. Deputies -'-•• - third SI-per-barrel tariff on imported oil until he sea what by cutting off supplies at their own whim. .• ..- - ' WASHINGTON (AP) — President Ford, disappointed at a House-passed energy bill. Intends to submit to Congress soon his plan to decontrol the price of domestic States hostage by raising the price at their own whim or ---- •- . ,-' doesn't get there." He said Ford still believes the United States IPUSI fTtt itself from dependence on foreign oil by 1 so that foreign producers cannot "blackmail or hold the United into "- J.., ';'L Ford To Submit Oil Plan Nessen said the President is willing to work with Congress on an energy bill but feels it* meatsure passed by the House Thursday "is a piece of paper that just oineone was trying to break the apartment. -' !& I , ___ I. r - - 'iii ., '' V _ ' kIi'gk&iothnga t' (" 1'W man oo,Wt Jones testified he'd been s;akened b) loud knocking On his door and he thought - it i 1 - ' , I- ' ___' - ' ~ ; t :~, 1' 0 -v- I " Z ____ •. ': - .. ' "' . ." t . 1 : crude oil, Press Secretary Ron Nessen reports. But Ford Is reserving judgmen t on whether to impose a 1 11 lIt P , jj•-J W , - " Iii,',, .. , - , SARASOTA i AP) — Emmett Kelly, the clown known to If'flt'rations of ('If'CUS goers as (ITt' d'adpan silent character 'Weary Willie," says his son is trying to steal 'II — his act and push him into retirement. L l -9 - - . "Weary Willie and I will never retire. We'll keep going along together as long as we can," says Kelly, who has -~ - i - -, t' 9 -portrayed the lovable character for 50 years. In an interview at his comfortable home here, Kelly, 76, -' blamed 50-year-old Emmett Jr. for copying Willie's Aio- 11 makeup and "borrowing" some of his dad's gags. I "I never gave Junior permission to copy Weary Willie's ,, C makeup or to use his name," Kelly said. "The name and I the picture of Willie's face are copyrighted. "Mostly, I resent the stuff they have been putting out 1' saying I'm retired that hurts my career and affects my billings. The story I want the public to know is that I'm not i'p4lp - . j" I I up .0i . ' ai< - . - M i- ' I" -- --- ~ *—;. Z ~ '. Crime ful that ailing Sam Momo" Giancaisa would barter their secrets for his freedom, may have ordered him silenced wi th an underwitld hit., investigators theorize Giancana, 65, onetime wheelman for Al Capone who rose to command Chicago's syndicate, took Five bullets in theneckandoflen themouthas 1ie fredan Iii ck of spinach and sausage Th ursday night. The food hadn't even burned whenGiancana's 81-yearold manservant found him slumped on the kitchen floor. Anarmoreddoo rof theother - se ! dest 5uburba nhome was found ajar. Police said the assassin probably was known and trusted by th dapper Giancana, a consort of singer Phy llis McGuire and•owner of gambling palaces in Havana before Fidel Castro's takeover in Cuba. Sen. Frank (lurch, 1)-Idaho, chairman of the corn. mittee probing the Central Intelligence Agency, said he would gi ve "no credence" to any specula tion of CIA involvement in Giancara's dea th. 11 , --_---.'l..' - a ei ecie . Ti.mng Dad c Clown Act Sui - joi;trful new ''p' in officials said. -- -.. u rn e - Id deputies Ly nch In burglary action over the furniture was valued $I 25. grand larceny and breaking weekend Seminole County Pay-Less Shoes Sheriff s deputies were inJane Hobby told police that a Department Friday afternoon hour. Occupants of the house at Helga Carstens, 32 Virginia" 1. 0 Alan David Henry, 1205 woman, wearing a yellow shirt ez tinquished a kitchen grease home were Martha Hogg, two Quintuplet Circle, w vestlgating' Driv e, of Forest City, told as booked and slacks, walked into the fire in a home at 150 Lombardy childr en and a teenage girl. Her with s took a $5,000 bond on each of the R. Freem.n Jr., 29, dcpues that someone store about 3:40 p.m., did not Road In the city. A department husband, Bill Hogg, was at two counts, 111 e mower fro m "2400 Howell Branch Road $200 sawn for any assistance and went spokesman said no one was work. y afternoon. A 19-year-old Longwood man reported that someone broke garage on I Sunday, June Fl. Sanford, t day to testify. When the "Annette, one of my friends." very interesting." Cowart said was to testify against Jones in also noted that Jackson had exstate called him to the witness Jackson said the woman has the Jury had only heard Jones' the shooting case that employes perience as an undercover stand he couldn't be found. A aim..,. left the state. He said side of the case and the court of Jones that he knows only "by agent working with narcotics A Sanford man who claims he two-day search by area law en- when he knocked on the apart- wanted to hear from Jackson their faces" prowled the ant, disappeared and didn't testify forcement agencies failed to ment door that Jones came out before sentencing him for Midway community sxeading against a man who shot him be. turn him up. shooting and wounded him In contempt of court, the word that Jackson would be cause his life was threatened Friday Jackson testified In the hand as he ran down stairs Cowart also said he also will a dead man If he ti(ied. .. has been sentenced to 11 the contempt hearing that on from the second-floor apart- review a circuit court file in a "1 picked not being dead," months In county Jail for con- the morning of the May 6 merit nd shot him In the leg as case which Jackson was Jackson told the court before he tempt of court, shooting he had called Jones on he fled acros a parking lot near sentenced to live years in was sentenced. Samuel Louis Jackson, 22, the telephone and arranged to school children waiting C UI for a prison and the sentence was "You could have come to the Brisson Ave. and 22nd St., gotoJones'apartmentto"geta bus, later changed to allow Jackson court and told about the r Mldwsiy, disappeared June 4 refund on some bad stuff — Judge Cowart told Jackson's to get out of prison last Decem- threats," Cowart noted. "You when testimony began in the cocaine" that one of "Jones' attorney, Bill Eaton, that "the her on four years unsupervised made the choice. . the decision I assault with intent to commit men" had sold to a woman that circumstances surrounding the probation. (to disappear) and now you usurder trial of 27-year-old Jackson identified only as shooting of Sam Jackson are TAMPA (AP A federal Jackson said that before he must pay the price." The court Tyrone Jones of Fern Park. judge has refused to acquit A circuit court Jury acquitted . , •p .. former Sen. Edward Gurney on Jones, who admitted chesing a 1 'I / ,4''. ' .. any of criminal charges man, identified by state wit•'1' uJ. in an alleged slush fund con j d. nesses as Jackson, from his 1•' *' " , I 4' spiracyandorderedthedefense u f !44, ,, , Society Park Apartments ~J 'A 11 ~4.i34,.. )- ;, . to begin presenting its case residence ,1 to~ ~". " , CAPE CANAVERAl. (Al') A satellite designed to study the sun and its effect on weather and cornrnunirations on earth blasted into spac Saturday aboard a Delta rocket. The Orbiting Solar Observatory 8 was launched at 7:43 aim EDT. The 2,346-pound OSO satellite was to have been launched Friday morning, but space officials discovered an electrical malf unction and postponed the launch. Ilie $58 million mission is the eighth and last of the OSO spacecraft series which began in 1962. Once in orbit, ultraviolet telescopes will be trained on the sun to investigate the methods by which solar energy is transferred between layers of the sun's atmosphere, Break-Ins Probed Evening Herald, Life Threatened By BOB LLOYD Herald Staif Writer To Study Sun And Weather ' tag. the original shoe box and called damaged the kitchen area, but Sanford Police Saturday were police. the rest of the house received looking for the 6'2" woman and smoke damage, the $22.99 pair of brown plat- Grease Fire form heel dress boots. The spokesman said the s 'Vanishing' Witness Given Jail Term Satellite Launched Saturday brief case, a clothes bag and a paraphenalia. Robert Todd Wagner, 1312 suit. He said they did not take Noble St., was arrested for cassette tapes. possession of controlled sub,) LotUs G. Lynch, 59, reporj stance — cannabis and possession of paraphernalia — that someone took 10 lawn pipe. He was held In lieu of $500 chairs from around a swim. niflØ I at 134 Sed elI 1 usW Circle inter Park some time pas two days. during was To North Korea On Weapons FLORIDA IN BRIEF was arrested Friday night by into his car and stole *200 worth Lake Mary Police Department of possessions. Freeman said burglars took a for possession of marijuana and Herald Staff Writer I Schlesinger Issues Warning directly to the rear of the store. Cl aim HOUISbAM— $pM DAYS Cislid Sv,idari I7- 1 md*i $ovTh Of Ss4ird - Ne x t to NIa.'i Whole lii. readings: $S with this adi raii I.,- ADPAI#'JTUMT BEHRENS TRACTOR. CO SR 46 E. 4 Mi. off i7_92 R*ule I Box S4 SANFFLOJ277i 322-9436 1 C '- . - -. - 'ii .= �EveninglkvaM do day. we Lad an tlem = LtLs mirmer the S.m1e CciAy &tx Brds acTeptance of a cccj with Standard (*] Cotkh thai c*a*wrfs ,bd' was the howof t'C t*Xt1td, r the of gasoie. J`= FRENCH AVE SATORD. FL'S. = Azea ('de -3?2. 1I or g;14M , Qray. Jur'* 12. 197S—iA Around AYE D. EX.WLE, PUbiLf L4M D ('tRRIE. Man" Edi!r HjjjEfiTC MARKEY. AdvntsM [ec1r A A acteçted Home tif) Week. Scifls; kcQ), f2.W 6 Mw,ft. $14 Year. 1 40. B} Mail In Fkci as debwr An 'ii 1r1 M- th. € s:€ X : F -T -_~_ ,~ Mxtrding to , TOO.should the Board decide to chanige even with t way consent order agrrd upon, it would tar to provide Its own St t&se currently used by the school syen t*kg to Standard OIL And those paznçcad $OO eh. Thus. bemuse t y school systn uses six unps, they'd have to spend at least $43 to pIXChaSe flEW OS Weve also been told that 9dard Oil has I4J excellent sce to the Sctxl Board in the past and this was anotber cuisideration UI awarding the cutract to that firm Now, at least, we have some of the answers and hDPe tiu Satisfies one an all. ffiggvnbotham,a supipber carrt service to ay previous cszntrr or vtith uses exrt than KOM piLvic of fuel r 1thC*Zt tkrre-pazi aicrvral, IC, the Old ugvher, the new PT and the cuaomer. This is reportedly a federal rrgELataoo wbith . utin Strong Leadership MW faflsunr the man A&at Progr da tory to us Too, it the çrt gXSelir, the only thing a sm4ther can Ls aee to deliver at a price wlách exists at the time ( delivery. That means that if the price goes up The Clock Must For Sanford - PLar.s for redeeiopu SarJord pl a ns which drew so much enthusiasm just last month at a well-attended and lively discussion o( a presentation by bu3inessman. Dart-time San(nrrf resident Jew Pa Wucci haven 't been proceeding a pa ce of late. A planned second meeting 'ithPa ulucci,at hich ..,. (Y4flTS nci merchants, along with city officials, ere supped to get their heads together after a mth of prhate dtscussmons, never erialized. Scheduled for Frd.v :t ir as cancelled at the last minute and redevelopmen t steering committee chairman John Morris telegraphed Paulucci at his Duluth , Mum., home office to tell him there was no reason for him to come down at the preent time. Now the timetable has been set back at least a nother month The steering committee still hopes to have 115 meeting wi th Paulucci sometime in th e latter part of July. The importance of Paulucci to the downtown planners lies in the fact that the pizza entrepreneur was heavil y involved in a successful revitalization of the decaying downtown area of Duluth and his expertise shourd be welcome in Sanford — and we are sure that it Morris said the reason for the postponement of the second go-round with Pauiucci is that the poeple on the committee "Just weren't ready'." We feel the time has come to get ready, and the sooner the bet ter. Th ere is some sentiment in the do wntown area for the creation of a special taxin g district empowered to issue revenue bonds for the needed rebuil ding. Perhaps t here isn't enough support for that idea to make it work. After all, if the property owners don't want to tax themselves any more than they are being taxed already, nobody could be particularly surprised — especially during a sluggish economy. Higher taxes on the property mean higher rents for the merchants who lease that property to do busin ess. But to keep things in perspective, it must be noted that Sanford will progress no matter what the downtown redevelopment committee does or does not accomplish. ft may be an old adage but it is true — there is no stopping progress. All of Florida will continue to grow, recession or not. Every year more and more people become ready to flee the cold of the north and in the everlengthening list of new state residents. The only sensible course for those of us who are already here the bgher W ___ I 14 — amid each oil cu1acv is federal reuiatkns, to ra ____ & permitw, c.o-to-be sensors in Sernimk County sciicols Its prices cxe have been named delegates to Florida Icn Sz.ae at FvLi State would be. a course of reasoned planning for a future always at the south end where there is room to grow and to provide the expanding services needed in an expanding area. Sanford already has the Central Florida Zoo, now in th e process of moving to a newer and much more adequate location. The auto train terminat es here. 71e city fathers are making a serious effort to provide a growing Sanford with a larger and better City Hall. Now is the time for us to begin a concerted effort to develop the city's lakefront. The lake 4~~ ______ D19 lUf), _______ ~ 2 -. I ____ - F i O Show a r ne - - , _____ •''-•- -: .- __ -_ -' I -- Rerneznt going to the old county fair or -- circus? r, ____ --: - . - :— .. . - - - -- - - . - - -. .. •- ' - . - - --. .- -. :. -- .. G al A S i ng - JACP' ANDERSON — - ' -'T ±:--- "Have you practiced your baseball today?" - --- - -- ------.---=--=-- - . - -----,------ ---------.. _ _ ------ __ _____ ~~~~~ IIIIIII I ents Bn <,,e n o A 0 as i cl 1 111 ~~~) - e %a# There have been whispers around IA. Col. Wilfred Ebel, who made the mistake of apparatus turned %1 ashingtm that the FBI, like the CIA, has oc. antagonizing upon us. We were asuuite designed to eliminate units which were Sen. Strom Thurmond, R.-S.C. with telephone calls and letters from the poor aslonalJy used burglaries as an fnvestlgafl%e Old Strom, Penperformers and which were excess to Depart-. ij lie tagon, Capitol Hill and other strategic places. 'rchnlque. We have now nai led down one illegal r also a spare-time, two-star general, the The gen,ral theme, omitting the abuse, was that ment of Army force requiremen ts." Yet four I BI beak-In. commander of Capitol Hill's bay window we month,j later, only eight of the It happened some four years ago d uring a brli,ade, the beau money-saving had xçosed the wrong man and that we actIons had e guerre of the congressional should have Lten Roberts' aide against been taken w hi le '114 remained flurry of bombing threats against synagogue, cI'akrooms. No military hero is more honored Ebel. incomplete," the report alleges. Old Strom hinelf sent out letters accusing and death threa ts against Jewish leaders, by the Pentagon than Is Th urmond who leads th The study, unusual for its un e of 'extreme exaggeration and falsificati on,"us The FBI, called In to Investigate, beca're bl t language, Army's legislative battles In the Senate. conclu des "the Current system Meanwhile, tie obllgI'ii' Callaway, with suspicious ci a known bigot a few miles f'.vn has almost The unfortunate Ebol, as part of a con- eye still on Old Strom across an ceased to function ," And much of the blame Is Washington, D.C. Tipped off that he might be Potomac, tried bid squarely identla1 study of the Army reserves, criticized to at Roberts' plotting violence agai nst Jewish leaders, a.' FBI one o' soothe Roberts' ruffled feelings by awarding respect to his (allures door, in particularly with Thurmond's comradcs.iriin Ebe] h!m the 5r¼.jn rqtad ent.red tli Army's gettin g Units Into tiigh:st noncombat t 'a dA;liL','/ uvr4, the combat readiness. p.rt-ayed Maj. Grn. J. Milno lWbertt, the thstlnguiilied Suirice Medal. Illegally in search of incriminating 'ienc';, Army reserves chief, as lazy and incompetent. Our report on Roberts, however, wasn't bas The burglary attempt was faked to lo'A'. li ke in Yet s same Robei ta, who From on high on Capitol Hill, Old Strom upon allegedly helped ordly housebreaking. Ebel's evaluation waste alone. Not tellS of millions of dollars, received the only did we worted With d1leasm Oyu such here. He check with our own Independent sou 1stIngWs Word of the FBI break4n reached Sen. H6 Setvicc Medal from Callaway. in -rard Protested to AMY SeCn4ffy Howard "Bo" Pentagon, but we have oWAned Oaker, ft-Term., during the Senate W*frrgate Still another And E lberts.imPlllcilble champion Is none other C*llaway, an able, amiable fellow, who knows official evaluation which Callaway must have thafl the d Llvestlgauon, Thinking the Incident mrf4 have where Army appropriati economizer himself, Sen. Strom ons come from. thought was safely burled In Army flies. Watergate overtones, Baker asked :.ssnmlttee Callaway obligingly brought down the PenGen. Bernard Sam D inc A1'flly tagon roof en Ebe!': head. The Army !nspector Footnote: We aged Roberts for his For-c" Command, also cond ucted a study Dh confirmed f rom ciI coinsou.a that General w,s t urned loose not against Robert s, Roberts' operation . This study, which was of ments. lie acknowledged there had been delays FBI committed the break-hi but that It has siz who was in c mninatj, mont)-wut -? mismanaging the reserves, rnittecl to the Army Vice Chief f Staff, backs uni ts, But he cited nothing to do with Waterga te. but agairs i4'ii?,, had dared to say so. up documents showing other Ebel's Ebel's evaluation, Army Footnote: Presented with out Information, name alw, w u officers were also responsible for the delays ped from the promotion list, Da acknowledg ed his role n the Incident The his . He cla imed that The Rogers study charges that Roberts' office he had been Pentagoi wss ylthked out from under him caused "the needless waste merely "a nice, convenient FBI refused comment, of tens of millions of scaptgoat" (or the Rogers and be lost. to t'e'cme executive director of dollars In training 'ost.s." report. "it sounds as TJIJRLIOND'S REVENGE: We re i'ii'Jy the Reseive tud Offlcet iaaolatlon. if It's simple," On Roberta said, "but it's not. The Nov. 4, 1974, for described the pUM of a lowly Pentag,n f' !Jcer, Whi we rep1e, all this, the Thurmond rnand handed down to example, Rogers' corn- system needs to be improved Roberts "122 troop actions loaded . The Army Is with bureaucracy," _-==---- - P4 _ ____ "á __ .*h , - - - _____________ ____ . _______ ., __ .r -I __A - t . . 1., . * . I '. t'.i -. a . _____ _ _____ ____________ _______ __ 1 _____ IL ____ = - Youth Deputy Ken Peters and Jay Crosby, Seminole County jail trusty, hold one of the some iN bicycles sold by Sheriff John Polk at public auction Friday at the Agriculture Center. The blcyc!es had been stored at the county jail sally port for several months until acircuit judge ordered them sold at auction one day before the June 9jall fire. (Herald Photo by Tom Vincent) S 0 For Med*ical Act V*Iolation Freedom By BOB UA)YD Herald Staff Writer Trial Is also scheduled this an Altamonte Springs Mohr's first trial on the charge week for John William restaurant. .McClanahan is free ended in a mis-trial May 14 p McClanahan, fl, of 409 Edltha on his own recognizance pen- after the court ruled that Trials for defendants accused Circle Sanford, on a cocaine ding trial, testimony elicited from a challenges, and this is fertile said until courts act on the Continued From Page 1-A) Deborah Lott Lingo, 20, of state's witness by Assistant Earlier the Judge had told of violating the state medical possession charge. ground for appeal In this state." situation they believe It Is their Brock that "what was so practices act and drug laws top McClanahan Is accused In Fern Park, faces trial on a State Atty. James Figgatt Judge Johnson called the duty to protect their clients damaging was your man this week's trial docket before connection with an April 3 In- charge of delivery of a con- wasn't permissable. contained in the confidential portions of the PSIs," Brock argument "nice social theory" from the penal system. committed 11 Band Es, There Ciruit Court Judge Clarence T. cident in which Altamonte trolled substance. Accordlngtocourtflles,Mohr argued, "We could have but noted both defendants' Springs police and sheriffs vice Other grounds for the appeals was the first offense and then 10 Johnson Jr. Scheduled for re-trial is was convicted of grand larceny Merle E. Parker, 57, South squad agents found cocaine Steven Edward Mohr, 19, of 107 in Jan. 1974. He was arrested recommended our clients be sentences were within the 15 on the sentences apparently subsequent ones. Very few will be that the defendants people have walked Into this Lake Ave., Sanford, is with a reported street value of E. Jenkins Circle, Sanford, on a March 11 by a sheriff's deputy sent to community correctional year maximum sentences, histry scheduled for trial on a Feb. $1,500 to $2,000 stashed in a bag charge of possession of a and allegedly had a pistol In his centers and not Raiford (state Asst. State Atty. James weren't able to argue courtroom before with a 1974 charge that he violated the underneath a bathroom sink at firearm by a convicted felon, possession. circumstances of I113 prison)," and Es." Figgatt, in urging the court to mitigating medical practices act by using Judge Johnson noted that deny appeal bonds, conceded before all three Judges at time Judge Johnson said he feels the title "Dr." in connection Florida law doesn't allow a both Hamlin sod Bennett of sentencing and with his name. Ills arrest former policemen were sent to the appeals court wil l deny sentencing judge to "pick have "substantial local appeals on the sentences, lie stemmed from complaints prison despite the state penal prlsons..,It says the court must bu t said, " ci'th u agreed, however, to seal the made by the Central Florida commit a defendant to the committed were ones that were system being inadequate and confidential portions of the PSIs Association of Professional popping at the seams" to the Division of Corrections." t heir responisibility to prevent in the court record for the Psychologists concerning point that Inmates are Brock charged that Bennett as policemen." being appeals court "to show advertisements Parker bought housed In a "tent city." was "short-changed" because Figgatt said that In a March fallacy of the defendants' in the Yellow Pages of a San. San"You'd better be glad, in the defense didn't have the pro-sentencing memo to the arguments." ford telephone directory. By MICK LOCHRIDGE thousand gallons for everything way, John Kimbrough and benefit of the alternative plan court Bennett admitted that he these particular cases Trial of the case had Harry Kwiatkowski. H'erald exceeding that figure. been Staff Writer there were three Judges," lie said factors entering into contained in the confidential as involved In 10 burglaries In cision on previously delayed while An ave General Waterworks Utilities ra ge sewer b l would il ud J ge Johnson told Brock. "If the panel of Judges' de portion of the PSI. "! think Sanford. Parker, who is acting as his monthly. filed two legal suits against the Already in court over have jumped to $13. I'd been the sole judge In the the sentences for the former we've got the right of OWfl defense counsel, appealed requested rate hikes by one All monthly water rates BCC, acting as the county Brock and Rutberg charged Bennett case the sentence officers included "the positions discovery," he said, "...to see s County Seeks Compromise On Utility Rate Increase the confidential portion. This is that Florida's penal system is would have have been much held by the defendants and the issues in the case to the Fourth utility firm, the Board of would have been raised to a Utility Control Board, claiming District Court of Appeals and County Commissioners (BCC) base rate of $5. The Firm serves the county had not considered the Supreme Court. Is working on a compromise more than 1,000 customers in their rate hike requests within Documents in the court file with another firm, hoping to the Fern Park Harmony Hills the 55 days as provided by show that both Parker and the avoid more court action, and Sanlando Winter Springs county regulations. The firm uries A Three Men prosecutor have stipulated that increased the rates and then the Commissioners and county areas. Bill Dale, director of the county ordered the prices be Circuit Court juries have Drive, Roseland Park, had been there Is no dispute that "The officials will meet In a 10 am. acquitted three Sanford men In accused of aggravated assault College of Universal Truth," an work session on Monday to county's environment services, rolled back. trials on three separate cases. In an April 2 Incident on Jitway Illinois corporation registered discuss a compromise with said the work session was The BCC responded to the Johnnie Sam McCoy, 28, 709 Ave., Midway, in which a pistol since 1936, granted Parker Southern States Utilities, which called In order that the corn6 pm, Blair McGarvey, June25 W. 11th SL, had been accused of was allegedly pointed at Mrs. degrees of "Doctor of already has been denied a rate mission could discuss their Southern States rate request on Seminole Singles, 7:30-10 coordinator. attempted murder in cone Doris Brown, a relative by Psychology in Metaphysics" in increase once and has filed for a position on the rate hike request the Final day in the 55 day time p.m., Stepping Stones Center, 1950 and "Doctor of Divinity In rehearing before the BCC. and possibly seek a corn- period. a Christmas Day marriage. rrctlon with across from Sunland Estates on JULV 14 Metaphysics" in 1953. The BCC formally denied the promise with the firm. Child Evangelism FellowshIp Incident in which Cora Bryant 17.92. The stipulation also states utility firm's rate Increase on Scheduled to attend the work Willie E. Steel Jr., 22, 125 day camp tor ages 4-12, Lake was allegedly beaten with a has session includes held a Seminole May 12. The firm had requested Dale, Utility 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. length of pipe she kept on her Coolidge Ave., had been ac that Parker Central Florida Mineral & Jessup Park, and entering County license to operate "a a $6 flat sewer rate to be raised Attorney Ned WoolIolk and front porch "to keep the dogs cu.sed of breaking fee, bring sack lunch. Call Gem Society Auction, First No with Intent to commit a felony school of self-improvement" to $5 monthly for the first 4,000 Commissioners Mike HattaFederal Savings & Loan Assoc., Child Evangelism office Man- off." under the trade name gallons, and 70 cents per and grand larceny, Clem Mitchell, 51, Third 2424 Edgewater Drive, Orlando. day-Wednesday to register. E "American School of Men. tavivology" since October 1971 JUNE 26 and that Parker contracted '- Wt-.-SiSTERS I n-,.. luncheon at fo with Southern Bell Telephone in Cavalier Restaurant, noon. 1971 for three ads in the 1972-73 Cindy Bradley Sanford telephone directory JUNE20, 1975 Springs JUNE 29 Frances Katherine Cox under separate headings of Fr. Lyons Council K of c, 011ie Mae Ellis "Schools ADMISSIONS correspondence, BIRTHS corporate communion at Hughes Hypnotists arid Hence L. Psychologists" Nativity Church, Lake Mary, and baby renewed Connie J. Richards, & Sanford: the contract for Mr. & Mrs. Steven L. followed by breakfast at the identical ads in the 1973-74 Clyde T. Ellison (Jearldlne) Story, a girl, Anquanette D. Rhodes clubhouse. 4"A . telephone directory'. Annie Lois Turner L. Fleming, DeBary Ruby Titusville County jail records Indicate Paul E. Elsea, Casselberry Arthur Jagel, DeBary July 2 that when Parker was arrested Etta Fetherling, DeBary Randall Rains, Deltona DISCHARGES p.m., Singles, 7:30 Seminole HOSPITALITY, WARM Feb. 8, 1974, by Jack It. Mae A. Leonard, DeBary Deltana Eugene O'Day, Stepping Stones Center, across I Fulenwider, chief investigator Edward J. Anderson, Deltona GREETINGS, AND A John Michael Rabey, Deltona Sanford: from Sunland Estates on 17-92. Nick Braridolino, Deltona for State Attorney Abbott Charlotte K. Sieben, Ft. ' Applirig, Baby boy ' WIDE VARIETY OF Deltona -' herring, that Parker's ocHarold J. Flanagan, Lauderdale ' Irene Beverltt 5 JULY cupation was listed Anna Gilligan, Deltona semi Lawanda Moore, Osteen "Sanford's Biggest Garage HELPFUL CIVIC Deltona l. Reeves, retired farmer." Ashleigh Parker was Rufus Wilkerson, Winter Sale," charity event, 10 am., to Ullian M. Veagley, Deltona released from jail after his INFORMATION: Donna Estes James II. hutch, Lake Mary' arrest on $5,000 bond. how new law is made, by In "complete disrepair" and number of burglaries." more severe." J CALENDAR ______ HOSPITAL NOTES Lake Mary? , - ,.;4 - FBI . Parker Scheduled For Trial -. ExwCo a 4I _______________ i,_ - - ' k.. NAIROBI, Kenya (Al') Uganda President Idi Amin LS to meet today with a personal emissary of Queen Elizabeth to discuss the queen's appeal for clemency for a British subject sentenced to death for treason. Uganda Radio reported Friday that Amin had rejected the request and would go Ahead with the execution of Cecil Hills on unless Britain's foreign secretary, James (~allagh Mondayan, travels to Uganda to negoL.ate for Hills' life. - - ' '' Amin, British To Meet - ~' ':.:: ; ....• - r . Al.. ' r - .fr :. - _j_ ,,,,.-' . -J , . of public hearings on a Patis.h to make available to the 1 requested franchise and in- city "all your records," Council crease In sewer rates. Chairman J. H Grant said, "If Dates set for the hearing you expect approval to increase were 7 p.m. July 21, on the your rates to.so per month, franchise, and 10 a.m. Aug. 2, you had better bring all your on the rate Increase. records." The big surpr ise of the work-Other ieita ii.' snap WLI L ,....uuncement by Philip Patish, Longwood formation requested by the rll~%_-'. 1'.11ities attorney, that the new council was a complete list of rate sou ght is *9.50 monthly expenses, Income from both i14.t L(flFR'. U'. Curhd. 4. rather thai the previes ', owners for iy, up received by previous aniicr.inced $7.d) nicn th from the curr en t $4.50 monthly. connection fees, lists of Patish insisted the $9.50 customers by name, lists of monthly for 140 to 150 payments for chemicals, incustomers being served in cluding chlorine, information Longwood Groves, highland on salaries paid principals of 11111, Sandalwood and Shadow- the firm, and the amounts of hi ll will still not be enough to outsta nding loans and in terest cover costs and provide a la' Patish said the replacement rate of return on invested value of the 300,000 gallon daily BICYCLES capital. capacity package plant Is City Attorney Ned Julian Jr. $207,000. He said principals of AUCTIONED said the city's franchise or- Longwood Utilities Inc., paid a dinance requires advertise- total $175,376 for the plant, ment of the hearing onc' property and outstanding debts weekly for (our weeks in ad. of the former owners, Triin.Tic diLlon to personal notification of Development. all customers. Grant asked Patish if he was Julian suggested the city may wish to ask the state depart. aware that a principal in the ment of pollution control to company had offered the plant irqxct the Longwood Hills road to the city Ns year for $70,M. I I.1SbU, Iortugai tAil t&li,di s military rulers today promised stein repression against armed leftist groups, economic austerity and tighter reins on the press :s the army builds cialism. But the Revolutionary 'Rd pccLl ':all ri pudii k t tb" itnphinta tion o! 50c:alisrn Lv olnt or dictatorial ways." The council indirectly recognized a decline of authority In the country and declared the necessity for more firmness. In a communique broadcast after an overnight council meeting, a spokesman reaffirmed the army's cornmitmnent to cooperation between political parties and the Armed Forces Movement. At the same time, the military permitted formation on an experimental basis of workers and neighborhood residentf councils as a step toward direct democracy. - - sewer plant to determine if it Is in good repair and good operating conditions. He added LONG WOOD — City Council, cncIl may also want to ask in workshop with an attorney cith auditor Harold Hartsock to for Longwood Utilities Inc., review the firm's records. Saturday morning set a series City officials requested By DONNA ESIES Herald Saff Writes' BUENOS AIRES, Argentina (AP) — Left-wing Peronist guerrillas claim they have received $60 million, a world record ransom, for the release of two industrialist brothers. Family members confirmed that the Mon. toneros guerrillas released Jorge Born on Friday, and secretly freed his brother Juan 45 days ago. The brothers are directors in Bunge and Born, an international business giant. Exxon paid $14.2- million last year to the People's Revolutionary Army, an anti-Peronist Marxist guerrilla group, for release of American executive Victor Samuelson, "veto-proof" 94th Congress A apparently thinks it is voter-proof, too. That a about Emmett Kelly Sr., in-: any rate is ternationany k e th impression one gets from clown, recalled the t*i&ht I days of climbing under tents to watch Kelly and emark s made by House majority leader theold iui BCOahe2, Thomas P. "Tip" ONejil the other day. and ae) ' e flowers that bloom in the spring wither in Qrcus, do tis thing. i That was back when the circus steamed the fall." chirruped the Massachusetts around the COuntrY on the bright, nitkolored [mocrut, Commenting on President Forts .-'compt1 about congressional dilly-dallying on set up the 'Big Top" and be ready for the energy and other matters, he promised that Saturday afternoon show. "beginningaboutnextSeptember,we'ue off _E: Going to the circus or fair was a on hun. The economic woes of the na tion are , gong to fall on Jerry's shoulders." ban*. our clan always made it a family In other words, a heavily Democra tic M 85 Many as three and four car loads of Creels. Smiths and McCalancis Congress, which on paper commands more than' -, — llas for blg day. -enh votes nbotheatopassalmcstany I preferred the State Fair to all ft wishes, has chosen to fiddle around --. .. the other such even ts that we visited. p ying -- " la politics w hile any number of issues b One thing a bout Texans, everything has to be just so It can point the f inger of blame at a mighty bigFor them to enjoy It — but Republican president. .;' -'s everything is big in Texas, or so they y Heaven knows, Mr. Ford has Invited plenty of State Fair was the biggest of them all and criticism by such actions as vetoing the strip. mining bill and legislation to crea te 900,000 Ringling Brothers Circus was, of court, the biggest which made the two events cornpatabk federally financed jots and by his Inflation. — wi th each other. fueli ng Increase of the tariff on Imported oil. But atIea3theisactjngon the basis of1 he ' But to a sevvi year old, it didn't matter — it w' Ofle bi time believes should or should not be done in these areas and It is not as LI Congress were helpless in Clowns were fun funny enough, but the elephan ts the face of overweening pr esidential au thority. and monkeys were as entertaining, so tong as New domino theory Yet instead of girding itself to override the YOU didn't get too dose. Naturally, C limbing over toes (at the risk of Incurring the onus If the ve the rope was a "no-no," but some people nations energy or unemployment problems learn. i tommi ou t that one of the elephants TOM TIEDE remained intractible), or coming up wi th needed a close-up SVJd that legislation the President could accept, the caused my morn to have li ttle kittens. Democrats seem to be congratulating them.. The caretak er didn't Like the nail inspection selves that the worse things get, the better they'll either and the bottom to my seat was a bi t warm ener s m I i look. once It was all over. Maybe all this is an unfair reading of O'Nellls Contrary to e worst fears of top soldiers, and form. Philosophically, Pentagon people ar e worth. But if enough voters get the Idea One thing I had against the circus was others,tl defejit of U.S. arms in Southeast Asia rolling their fatigue sleeves back up to show how that's what is going on down In Washington, anyt to watch three rings In action at one time. tr)ing I find has not resu]t, in any lessening of Influence for their biceps bulge. The vogue again Is hard line. watdWW tmiis reminds me ofthe circus — Democratic hopes of cashing in at the polls next military. Actually, as even a quick tour of Ing reminds my neck of all the turning or andat thePentagon Defense Secretary James Schlesinger has set Year at the expense of the President's party ' catacombs assures, the armed forces the post-Vietnam pace. The lessons of our ccould evaporate as quickly as did the fears that a have veto-proor' Congress would ride roughshod from the ruins ofinIts b wire acts were the d I.rs though. policyemerged with an America seem glyVietnam more failures, he said recently,, WIdeTIIfl .Really, I figured they were escapees (& Inevitable results of offensive gradualism. If over the exceutive.___ dependent on It than ever. a It may be a small mental ward. After all, how many people you North Korea were to attack southward this afAs Korea was a blessing for the militarists conserving oil, but it could be kw will walk a wire without a r t a sizeable leap at ter time, — no solving one part of the as Gen. James Van Fleet said at on, as example, Schlesinger says the only pollution problem. This is the pilot program 200 feet? Better yet, how many people do you because it landmined public torpor — so too has proper response would be to strike at the heart of know sober enough to walk a wire i n her power. Such talk during Vietnam would have launched by a major oil company aimed at e nthe Indochina debacle served that purpose. place? beenodd, and loudly questioned. Now, as the couraging the proper disposal a( used motor oil. hawks live. Thegeneralsa re sml1in . Ail All's bn car owners have their crankcases secr etary is confident, well nsi1e the natii's defense apparatus. Nary American majority Despite all vvfjdr~ 2bout the high wire at drained a gr e ; es senice stations, where th e stra gies te of the Fifties thus prevail sto old oil is an odoru hippie picket can be spotted at act, none ever fell awl, ta left me uncertain re d until it is ha uled away for recycling. No nhiitary tie. 'quarters and there are recession- once more. about the price of i,n. I rTan OU a lem prob th ere. provoked w.ng lines p at the your MOW &;W y-yi eroect something to ay enlistment courtIn fact, the Pentagon's post-Vietnam missile However, a growing number of do-It. hap' tem Gone aredy, pen. obviously, when the war rattlings go beyond the Cold War familiarities. yourselfers are changing their analysts faced asys, oil at horne, and . With a public weary of At Schlesinger's lead, pla nners and commanders are either putting the discarded But being seven.I survived not getting to Ioil out wi th the bloodletting and moral iitt':city, had for the sake talk openly of first strike capabilities, " fall, of ti1e mildly trash or pouring it down the sewer. This is a of expediency to assure the u.tion "The Army camouflaged by the term counterforce, and hint problem. wants to join you." at several contingency blueprints which would Life has s colorful momenta. To help solve it, Continen t,a al Oil Co. recently The Pentagon mo'jd is fesity. Whereas Viethave the U.S. retaliate in the Going i the circus, the fair or a big college nuclear to conInitiated a used oil disposal program In the siam participation necessitated an un ventlonal aggression on friendly countries. game a' e just part of them, Minneapolis,-SL Paul area, Its stations In the comfortable policy of diplomacy in the ser vices Scks.'ger has said, illustratively, that a area ll RlUng Emmett Kelly being "sad," Is — In the latter years parti wi accept containers of used oil from any cularly, generals Russian foray into Western Europe might motorist an0t~' of L1103e memories you don't forgeL I who wishes to leave them. To make talked quietly of "minimum forct," -P01iticAl pr,. ,,, tia 'L Have you? Ae such respcnse, and others add frankly things easier, the stations offer at cost(33 objectives," and even "International dlalogu&' the threat nts is there fix vy Communist nation to a special i Have a good Sunday. fi ve-quart container for transporting Vietnam defeat has Jerked the soldiers back to think about. the stuff. - Rate Hike $60-Million In Ransom 1 , ,, Peronist Guerrillas Get In Politics - On Longwood Portugal Tightens Reins Fiddhng I I ' Big WORLD IN BRIEF Democrats -. Set Hearing DON QA KL E Y I Sunday, Jun. 22.1975-5A Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. " represents an almost untapped natural resource for Sanford and its residents. Sooner or later, more of the larger hotel and motel chains will be thinking about building on the lakefront. As of now, we have the Holiday Inn there and th at's all, but that situation can't last forever. Sanford is a nice little city. There is no reason it couldn't become a nice medium-size city with the right kind of ideas and the right kind of planning and action to put those ideas into effect. Dynamic community leadership is the key — dynamic leadership in both private and public sectors. The future is all there is ahead of us. Let's meet it. BERRY'S WORLD 1rJVeISty Lfl Tallahassee June 29 to JU4y 5. iJ de1eates are: Seminole High Sthols Reid C. McIairhlin, sponsored by the )jwajijs Club; Da vid T. Parker, sporsorj by BPO Elks Lodge 1241; Michae' J. Good, spz. by Sanford Rotary Cub; Mark A. Ste-. ens, sponsored by the SanfordZernitiole Jaycees and Ware Gager, sponsored by Ameican Legion Campbell-Lx.GsIng Pct 53. From Lake Brantley High School and sponsored by the school we Frank Daugherty. The se' en Wys w ill leave the Legion post hrxne 45 a.m. c* t 29th to catch their t*as in Orlando at 6 Planned arrival at Florida State is at 3pm. that day. The delegates will stay on campus at the universi ty daring the week of instruction In state and local off iw t, participation in mock elections and legislative sessions. The week climaxes in the election of a governor, cabinet and Supreme Court. The delegates will also be given instructions in citizenship, Americanism. law enforcement, civil service and law. —Hill Carrie GLENN M cCA SLA ND ' that is bound to come — like it or not. Sanford is growing now. It is stretching southward. just as metropolitan Orlando is stretching toward the north. In recent years new businesses have been moving into the Sanford area, nearly the theeiistgamtradcalls f. w were alle to supply same cif the azvtri, thanks to Ears _______ an 2rtd Oil Co. for eplaurd it to wtt ded to the Schad Bard were not beds but r*alL _____ - So. even tb the Sthl Board bxbt at jrxe 427 ctib r gaTkw, that cvaid go up COO- cif two *oçxah and 9 Ijj e3th ucth bot can delay that inaum customer ts forced to pay the árr the Xr -- --- -- --v-.--.,..— %,) Longwood? 1 Altamonte ' - - I Springs? ' - '... ' - . ' 1 WEATHER AREA DEATHS Partly cloudy through today. Lowstnlow7Os.Highsinootlyin member of the Fleet Reserve the lower 9. Variable winds 10 WILLIAM F. MATHES sit end Mocse Lodge of S1Liford. mph or less. Stronger apdgusty Survivors include a son, near thundershowers. Rain William E. Mathes Sr., 58, of William E. Mathes Jr.; three probability 40 per cent today 2406 Chase Ave., Sanford, died Friday at the VA hospital in daughters, Mrs. Judy Crews, and 20 per cent tonight. Mrs, Bonnie Hasty and Min Gainesville, Extended Forecast Faye Mathes, all of Sanford; He was born iii Steubenville, In Sanford for two brothers, Ralph of Orlando Ohio, and resided Scattered or widely scattered the past 15 year3. lie was a and David of Nashville, Term.; mainly afternoon and evening II, a a sister, Mrs Edith Clark of veteran of World War Steubenville, Ohio; and his thundershowers Highs mid SOs father, Mph, of Nashville, to lower 9. Lows from upper Tenn. 60s to 7Os. Daytona Beach tides: highs Funeral services will be at 2 p.m. Monday at the gravaslde 7:31 am., 8:00 p.m.; lows 1:2 in Lake Mary Cemetery. am., 1:19 Port Canaveral: -, Y'CLUS ROAD - I. ___ charge of arrangements 1:06 a.m., 1:20 p.m. - __ - nisson -- - ---_ . - Personal Calculators . no longer ' luxury items I 6491 siictronc CA&CU1411011 W.'gIs only 5 ounc*I Adds. suwrwm ,,fvpl..s, dm-4". t,vy. Easy-to. 9y . -. r.adrspay. If you do, you'll want to read Donna Estes in The Herald daily and Sunday. Donna covers the scene in all three cit ites and keeps you informed. No other newspaper covers your town like The Herald, And no r porter knows more about what's happening In your town than Donna, 11~1( ome- ii 'lli(Olt. U )cu are new intn MMRGE WILLIAMS 321 1812 Sanford SHIRLEY COOPER 834 921? çasselberry Winter Springs ago $988 JUDY RENEE 8349212 Altamonte Springs Longond '52'8 - _____ ------- -4.- - . - '--. -- - Funeral Home -_ ----- In ---- highsl:03a.m.,7:46p.m.; lo F4i, 1xul S.hc*i .1 Iic1tsi C*itvs ge 'gc ZOO . Re laws Evening HerAd $43•7700 Do*nto*n Orlando 574 316' - - _ Fores t HI LDA RICHMOND Your Hometown Newspaper ______________________________________________ .- SHIRLEY MILLE'( 834 921? -_----_-- Delton �&A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, June 22. 1115 SPORTS PepsiCo To Manufacture 1,862 Portable Classrooms Sunday, Jun* 22, 1973-16 Evening Herald Sanford FL -. Richard L Knopi, president homer is also chairman of Inc., has been awarded a nouncement by Ronald A of PrpvCo Building Systems the boards of Southeast First contract to build a downtown Brandt, chief executive officer Inc. - a Sanford-based sub National Bank of MjutlaW and campus for Florida Junior Of the Winter Park division of sidiay Of Pe*Co Inc. - an- Sou theast Bank of Eag orarge. College at Jacksonville. Security First Federal. nouncul today that the cum- He was recently elected Tuttle White was low bidder The new 3(fice Is located in Pliny will mamdacttwe 1,82 president and chief executive o the project at $10.99 million the Longwood Village Shopping reLocatable clawoorn units for Somtheast National Bank of and was awarded the contract Center, at the intersection of SR the State Of Florida at a cub- Orlando Thursday after John Bowden. 434 and 14 in Longwood. A July tract price of $3 million, president of the Northeast 1 opening is planned for the Florida Building Trades branch office. '10 my knowledge," 'P Council witMrew his objection Mrs. Witherby was born in said, "this is the first time any to the contract. Wilmington. NC., and joined state has decided to purchm Bowden said the labor council the Winter Park division of preconstructed classroom had filed a suit to block the Security First Federal in units on suci a large scale as a award, claiming Tuttle White October, 1959. She has held the substitute for conventional hadXt uei with state law title of assistant secretary in school construction. It is a1 o prevailing wages and ap- the association for 14 years and the largest single sale of pren: :s, but a "gentleman's was in charge of loan relocatable structures ever be rehed ocing for U past seven soe. grácniate C-1 Lie UnIvrr!lty wii Ken Bailey, vice president years. FepCoI Building System of Virginia, Homer cunp&ted of the construction firm, that In addition to completing Inc., located at Sanford Airport spccialized banking courses law "I be followed. courses at Marid FTIJ, she Ptnidin 135. L! O Of the t :etejj U :ti:n 1• Branch Manager tkirott the institute essacs o relocatable sti,r- Bankers Scfol and rfted a Financial Education and has tures. Its buildings are graduate degree from the Elizabeth C. Witherby, an been awarded both the currently being used as tranth Stonier School of Banking at assistant secretary with Acent Diploma and the banks, classrooms, con- Rutgers University. Security First Federal Savings Standard Diploma from the structk*i camps, offices and for Prior to joining Southeast in and Loan Assoclaticm, has been lat. other commercial uses 74. he was executive vice elected branch manager of the president of the Bank of association's new Longwrr Virginia. office by the Board of Direc- New Restaurant tars, according to an anSpends $83,600000 A six Italian Fisherman -.• -''''." .4.,. -.- - .- __(' .,--. .. .. . . , - . .- . ........5' . . -5 , " .?fti2e - * - ELIZABETH WITHERBY . I- ,, - .,•, ,, .4rr. .. - ._,1_,luuh1t!.1_ _______-. Al '!. - . --- -----------, . .. --- - • .. % tow -. ______ 140 - - -.,. WNWDowVol I V. S V ' -jow— •',. ',- '" wimming Syh ncronize The growing Italian Fisherman chain also h restaurants in Ocala, Daytona Beach, Gainesville, WeekiWachee Springs and Orlando and is owned and operated b the Raylu Corporation r-, ' Winter Park. Ra:, president. in amowicing the cpernz the Fern Park restauraPalermo said the new (acili: completely renovated to a motif suited to the Italian and seafood tradition ,' ',, 4' - •,. ' •.' - ' S . - '-- -- - And when she really smiles, and she smiles a lot, the wrinkles crinkle around her eyes and her teeth shine through perfect and white. It is hard to take your eyes from her face. The Dwight Sisters began In St. Petersburg on a water ballet team called the Aquabdlles. Before they turned professional with the touring International Water Follies, they were mermaids at Weeki Wachee. By TOM KEYSER Herald Sports Editor ALTAMONTE SPRINGS - Inside the bubble Is heat. It must be 100 degrees In there. They say it's perfect for swimming. And it seems to be perfect for Mary Rose and Fran Dillon, too, Mary and Fran - they used to be the Dwight Sisters, part of the International Water Follies — own and run the Atlantis Swim They also appeared in "Easy To Love," the now late-night SChOOL in Altamonte Springs. starring Esther Williams, whi:h wms filmed at Cypress I,dT sL fler3. Mary Rose is the wd uiu uCwr. As Mary Amsmuuii'W ,, owns Fran were Gardens. The flwiik 'it' thef • have the headaches and lh putsi "Ilet F ey also walked through the gardens and repeatedly said, Mary teaches swimming and now, she teaches synchronizedGood morning, morning, • Floyd." ' swimming, Her team, the lorelels - from the ancient fable of Now, when the movie fills a latmght slot, Mary Rose waits for mermaid atop the hill guiding ships — will compete in their first the time. "Now wait, wait. . right there!" she says and you know med next weekend at Cypress Gardens. the Dwight Sisters are somewhere on the screen, Teams from all over Florida will be competing in the Florida The International Follies took them around the world In two Junior Olympics for synchironizxl swimming. huge portable tanks. It also found them husbands. Synchronized swimming just now is catching on competitively, The water show was part of a two-hour production of music and There are only exhibitions at the Olympic Games, but teams are comedy. A standup comic became Fran's husband, and a comicbeginning to compete in other international competition, and comedian became Mary's. diver Countries besides the United States are dipping Into the th Fran en split the follies for Bermuda, Nassau and France. chronlud swimming pool and it will be only a matter of time a lly, three years ago, she returned to the U.S., moved to Central F n before it becomes part of the Olympic Games. with an eye on Disney World and began the Atlantis Swim Florida The Dwight Sisters have been part of synchronized swimming School. for, well, "It goes back quite a few years," Mary Rose says. Mary continued with the follies, traveling, until nearly two Can't be too many, though. Because Mary Rose Is fresh as a years ago when she linked once again with the other Dwight Sister, daisy. "Seemed like a kind of nice idea," Mary says. "Things just Her face and smile belong on someone's calendar, atop the 30 started to happen. I don't know how, days of April, the springtime month. "We went back to close the sale ofl our house in New Jersey and mouth and her When she is Instructing, her forehead wrinkles we couldn't get out of there fast enough. Everything now seems to shifts Into a smile. She does not give orders, but friendly advice have fallen Into place." with a touch of New Jersey accent. Public Eqty ul Co. Southern Bell uses, Hunt said. and It also serves as purchasing agent for supplies and equipment for Southern Bell and other Bell System companies. "An important part of Western Electric's role In the Bell System is to save telephone companies the higher costs that NEW YORK AP - Four come more oven, rational and man largely credited with spar. would be Involved if each went into the niañet separately," Yem after being conceived responsive to citizens' needs." king the idea, "a public interest more in frustration than tape Barring unforeseen delays, lawyer had the option Of selling Hunt said. the Public Equity Corp. Is about and there have been many, out to a law firm or a corpoto emerge into the world of Public Equity hopes to receive ration, or else existing in a Soles Advance little corporate brat clearance June 9 from the storefront office." with a lathed stinger. Securities and Exchange CornWinn-Dixle food Foundations were the sole Public Equity hopes to make mission to seek $2.4 million in local region and throughout the source of support, and they south recorded a 16.7 per cent a living suing other corpo. public (tnaning. were unreliable. "They're not Thereafter it would be run advance in Wes during the four rations, especially through in the business of long-term f ilike any other corporation. weeks ended May 31 compared triple-damage it will have Officers and airectors: nsncing, says M&iIIng, addwithalieperiodoDeyearago. plans t0gatherdataontheys. The volume at the company's tem s malfunctions. It hopes 10 a product - public service - ing: "It's unpossible to make long-range plans on short-term and it will seek a profit. If 1,002 supermarkets totaled Support consumer suits. $235,616,936 compared with 'It's Overriding aim...says Successful it will, in effect, put the public interest law moveI2,471,$45, an lne*ae of its initiators, After gathering some funds "is to asaist corporations, governmental mnent on a business basis. $33,145J1, for an initial plausibility study. In the past," says Thomas %Jng For the 48 weeks ended May agencies and institutions to beand his Friends, some fechltng the president and the of them associated with Ralph 31, sales were $2,719,6,$l2 against ,321,283,3 a gain Of Nader and all concerned with or 17.17 provoking more public interest Grading Of Nation's Beef frormlgoment and business. Keogh Appointed decided on Public Equity. About To Emerge ' .• . ' '.' i - . • '%•%:.c*.s. .'. -. -. '4" ' wow. •:' • .. - i - - .- ' t.15 - •"L 4ary Rose, pictured at bottom right, instructs part of her '?-- - 1' a - •j- -- r::' •- synchronized swimming class above and above right. Below, she helps her youngest student, five-year-old Gabrielle Gerscovich. Bottom center, Gabrielle .- struggles with her goggles at the side of the pool. - -• The Boad ofwt. Of Must Remain Unchanged -.; - L. - - Herald Photos by Gordon Williamson - _A 7 - - -: .. ; - - -•- - - . - , f '. •- /- - , rr\r i_____.___•_ _._______ __ ' - - - - I-. - '• %is i5L_ ___________ 1 - - .; F ' - P .--- -- - ,- • , I -' 0 . .. __. - - -. ft • With The Dwight Sisters 'Little Corporate Brat' 0n ti concept of improving the sysFlagthp Services Corp., has tem f working axmounced the appointment of OMAHA, Neb. (AP) - A fedBut the government claimedfrom within. () Richard Keogh as vice eral Judge has ruled that the current marbling ctandads with the system t. improve the 'stem While that see ms in. president U.S. Department of Agriculture were too high, and cattle grownocent enough. somehow it nev Keogh, who also serves on the cannot change the way it era said they had to spend too er hail been tried staff of Flagship Banks Inc., grades the nation's beef, much on feed to fatten their as named vice president and u.s. District O,ut Judge beef to meet the standards. in fact, there was ndesprcad general manager of flagship Robert v Detiney. Issuing a Denney, a former Nebraska feeling among Lawyers up to a Services Orlando data center. permanent Injunction against congressman who has raised couple of years ago that such a He brings to that position over USDA Thursday, called the some cattle himself, issued a technique for furthering the 14 Years experience in Florida the proptsed regulaitlons "arbi- preliminary injunction latt public good must be illegal. The banking amid data processing. trary, crviriciow, an abuse Of month halting the scheduled SEC found the issue parKeogh, a graduate of discretiot or A*il 14 start of the new stand- ticularly ticklish since it had Seminole High School, Sanford, accordance with law" ards. little precedent to guide it And attended the University of The injunction was upheld by many people still feel Public He ruled the department the U.S. 8th Circuit Court of Equity is radically un-AmenFlorida after serving in the U.S. Army Signal Corps. A crrner failed to say ;dequatel what Appeals, but the higher court can president of the Seminole economic &tct the changes amended the injunction to a 45MetIding maintains it is a County United Fund, he Is a ,rould have and Improperly tied day time limit and ordered American as any other repu. past president-elect of the qu.ality grading to yield grad- Denney to bold hearings on a table corporation, "We're back Central Florida Chapta Of the trig, or the amount of usable suit filed by the Independent to the real t cvoIutiii," he MB, former president of the meat a carcass will ield. Meat Packers AodaUon of states. "a revolution that was Central Florida Chapter of the The proposed changes would Omaha !MPAOi. taken awa in the ki' if tL . - RSLSUWI has opened in the location of the former Steak & Bre'watS. Us, 17-92 in Fern - .- • ''° Schwinn Cyclery ... -. Business Beat West.mn Electric Co. Altamonte Springs now Iafactuzing arid supply ut Of Southern Bell and oU boasts a Schwinn bicycle System cunpanles - spent dealer. "Altaznonte Schwinn over $,6CC,O00 on materials Cyclery," located at 996 West and supplies in Florida during Highway A branch of the Orlando 974. I u location, owner Bill Perkins today, Southern Bell's Manager moved Into Altamonte to help Tom Hunt said the purchases better ser'ice the people of frc*nS8supplieraiaOrangeaiyl Seminole County. Seminole Counties accounted The Altamonte fscility sells for almost So million Of the and services all makes and models of bicycles, expenditures. Coupled with a payroll of about l million, that amowits Gets Contract to a $114 million factor in The Altamonte Springs firm states economy, according to of Tuttle White Constructors, Hunt, These figures do not reflect payments for supplies manofacthrei in Florida, which are purchased from a distrtbut'r, jobber or sales agency located in another state. Western Electric manufactures much of the .. t _____ �21-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, Jun. 22, T-Q IM SCOREBOARD__ 44 3 60 160 3 60 2 Major League C {S 1 003603 8sy Time (3) 011 ' $13 $0 714 33) 130700 D011 1 $30 70 T 7 13 1 THIRD I Jack E Cofle larrab,t) (1) 13507 , Nb (5) 670 3003 Flyer Faron0 41, 3000(431 u T(i Si) W$ 00 T Baseball - American Lea, East 60 Bcs'c 36 I •... 21 32 11 76 13 74 31 7431 W,U 10 75 Cty 37 21 32 37 Baltimore Dtroi? Civeland Oakland Kansas Tnas 600 500 434 433 J$7 41$ 561 300 FOURTH - - 1 MjrIo vots Ij S*ftf2, 3007703 HLi,w))72o 0(26)15401(471)12000 T t - 33 FtFT- i TLnys Miss 84siaII IF, Nitticn) (1) 700 310210 2 Truax Plorior (1) 7 60 2 60 3 Gotta Go 465 710 041 $1 170 1(5 1 60 1 31 3 S Patrick B SIXTH s S'_1 S'i 10 13 31 7 71 2 - Minnewts 30 3) 413 S 1 • calif halt C ~4 jC#96 26 37 411 13 Frbdey's Rs'ss)ts Boston I B.al?m<we 3, 17 in Crotsan) (2) 610 340240 7 Nifty •-, ... ._.... ,,, .. ..--.. 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Los Angeles New San Francisco (CaidweIl .14) at Atlanta (MOftOill Chicigo (Reuict*1 44) at ' Louis (Gibson 1 5). ii CWlckwiatI (C. Carroll Houoii (Richard 13), ii Los Ange (M*sumflh o. 3) ii San CIego (FulLers 2-3), ri TysGaea Montreal 7 San Francisco at Atlanta. Pittsburgh at N ew Yor k Chicago at St. Louis Cincinnati it Houst on Los Angeles at San Dieç., - . ILK II1W..1L Lfl[ k_I__i riri If - I'TiluII score four runs and heat the Mon. treal Expos 74. n the rest of the National League, Pittsburgh downed New York 5-1, Cincinnati whipped Houston 74, San Diego edged Los Angeles 2-1, Atlanta beat San Francisco 4-2 and Si. Louis defeated Chicago 8-3. With the Phils trailing 4-3. Jar Johnstone and ,%like Schmidt singled and Tony Taylor bunted the runners iui iiyuri; r"Ilb ii E IU A pua FJ on the brakes and retreated to third. Schmidt, Rogothlnski and the ball all got there about the same time...ezcept the ball, thrown by catcher Barry Foote, hit Schmidt on the shoulder and bounced into left p2r field. Ptiillies' Manager Danny OzarkSchmidt braked once more and sent up Tommy Huttor to bat for raced home with the liebreaking pitcher Tom Underwood. Montreal run ... and got hit in the shoulder Manager Gene Mauch sent Fred again, this time on the throw from Scherman in to replace Murray. left-fielder Tony Scott. Then Ozark countered by sending Pirates 5, Mets 1 011ie Brown up to bat for Hutton. Richie Zisk's tie-breaking single Brown sent a grounder to shortand a three-run triple by Rennie - . Tim FoB and 'hrn),'ft f,,.fr a4f " for home. The throw to the plate was in time to nail him-so he slammed By THE ASSOCIA7ED PRESS Give Stan Bahnsr. an in his first outing with the Oakland A's. ihnser,. qu'rt !rrn Chirao List ti the trading deadline, five hits in 71-3 innings as the A's ran their winning streak to five games by defeating the Kan sas City Royals 3-1 Friday night Da rt Hamilton. the pitcher the A's gave up for Bahnsen, didn't fare as well. He was tagged for a three-run homer by Minnesota's Steve Brye in the first inning and took the loss as the Twins downed the White Sax 5-3. Gaylord Pe rry, who dropped his first start after being traded from Cleveland to Texas, couldn't hold a G-Ofirst inning lead and and lost to the California Angels 12-1 1. Elsewhere th the American Lgue Boston Red nipped the Baltimore Orioles 4-3 in 12 innings, the Detroit Tige rs outsiugged the New York Yankees 10-9 and the Milwaukee Brewers blanked the Cleveland Indians 6-0. . Cardinals; $ Cubs 3 Lou Brock lashed (our h cluding three doubles, stole base, scored three runs and drove In came on a second-Inning homer by Steve Garvey. Willie McCovey's homer tied It In the fourth. And two two to help the Cardinab bat Chicago, saMing the Cubs with their 11th loss In the last 15 games. Bahnsen brought a 4-6 record and 6.01 earned run ai-wage to Oakland but struck out seven- al. in 'he first four jnni4d not walk a batter arid blanked the Itoyal3 until the seventh. Reggie Jackson doubted home two DakI.ar4 runs off Dennis ivrra e first inning and Claudell Washiton homered in the fifth. Ange ls 12, Ra ngers 11 Ca lifornia spott ed Perry a 6-0 lead in the first inring and fi. n.11yraflieda second time with four runs in the 11th., the winner scoring on a two-out error i Red Sox 4, Orioles 3 Rick Burleson's sacrifice fly in the 12th Inning gave the streaking Red Sax their sixth consecutive victory. Bal timore rookie [)var Miller walked Doug Grif fin wi th one out in the 12 th and Juan Beniquez singled him to third before Burleson game lead over the Yankees in the American League East. 1 igers 10, Yankees 9 , Detroit exploded for seven runs on seven hits against Rudy - _ . - # ,BOWLING s' i—ii.- flWIlL, 2TV1 vir IITPii "v 3LAW. TRIPLES,--Gross. Mtn. 7; CPu. 4 RUNS-Luz'ni, Phi. 15; Bench, Cm. Ii STOLEN BASES-Morgan. C lii. 70; Cedeno. Htn. 2$ PITCHING (7 Dcijions)-ki so,,, Pgh. 7-2. 77 3 seflmlm, LA, 503. 761. 2 11 STRIKEOUTS-Si,fl. LA. Messarsmlth. I..A. 103. AMERICAN LEAGUE BATTING (110 at bats)Carew, Min . .317; Hargrove. In, j RUNS-Lynn, Bin. 42. Br Tn. 4; R.WhiIe. NY. 41. RUNS IIATTEZ) IN-Lynn. Bin, 50; G Nett les, NY. 41 H I I S-Munson. NY. 13; Carey, Mm. 77. C.Washingtn. 77 DCe.LES-Chalk. Cal. II; . Oak. TRIPLE5- Rivers. Cal, 7. Orta. Chi. 4 HOME RUNS,-Bands. NY, 15; Horton, DV, 15. N ew l y-fo rmed leagues Sp li ts that fell were spared by Wanda Steffers (485). starting last week have William Ileherns still holds Barbara Sparks (5, 10), reported their top keglers along re nce the men's high average (158) Law (4, 5, 7), and Susan ~ with the other leagues. t I. and Sharron Williams is leading Oates (4,5). Audrey Johnson, secretary of the women at i High games went to Teresa the Tuesday Night Dynatronics Th e Lucky Strikes are tied Lowle (203 which was her first Mixed reports high series from with The Country I3umnpkihs for 200 game, and Liz Hay (199). Ed Mallon (519) and Jessie first place and pace the lead by Sharon Williams was Queen of Dickson (504). Dickson rolled 125 pins. The Ten Pins are the Week, bowling 112 over her MI hiI1lI• llI (440) and ano holding third, average in the Pettycoat right behind was Mallon (188). and first Osteen place. are tied at 2-1 for which dropped to a three-way League. Things are turning around in tie for the second spot with Link James Jackson Is carryng , ,, the Pettycoat League with the -. The She Is bowling on two leagues Thursdin, MnrnInv ib'.iIiIU . J III .1 5"f, ('nn,tr,,,-'f,nn ''"'"' '""•' ""4 IU4çIJVL 4$Ve4Jge in fl( season almost half over. is summer. Her average Shooting Stars had a field day Tractor with 10,332, 9977 leag ue (188). Rosemarie is high Wallace Auto Jumped from steadily Is increasing In both this week. Reported by total pins re!, actively. The ir the women at 161, - [' leagues. the sixth spot to third by win, secretary Dottie Hogan, were three teams have 12-8 records, The Roll-A-Bouts Friday She attributes her Increase to High Series from the Tuesday ning all four games from the top Night league, also just getting four 500 series and three 200 MornlngSwjngcr-ngoestoSteila team, Betty Anne's (15-9) bowling lessons from Bowl underway, reports a big honor games. Sharon Seimer Unisex hair Styles, whtch America'a instructor, Betty going to Shannon Corsi. She High series went to Hogan Hines (509) and dropped to second. The Big Dip Net.ale. rolled an all-spare game (182). (575-200, 199 games), Carol (465). Hines registered the high 16-8) now is in the top spot by Betty says that "picking up gain (185) and Selmer was She will ri'"eive emb?en; Slaughter (541-200;, Jonni one game. her spares have made the . (ruin WIPC for nor effort. IAZII( (52)i.195( and RobinDean Five biggest hundred sres and )0 difference in her The highest averages go to 13111 Martin :oiled the high t514). Elyse Isom took high garises were iituniint in thi: scores." ill nes and Carol Slaughter (15) series for the men 1530) and gaine honors with a 205. le ague, also. Sharon has bowled with the (157). Slaughter, Link and Hogan all 0 C c.3arbara Sparks was high for High Johnny's se ri es went to Mary Standard team for 2 Queen of the Week was - (the women (494). 111gb games had four strikes in a row, and seasons and the team has Bernice Chada, Becky Tindel Sharon Raymond with 124 pins Johnson (514) and Kitty went to Jeanette (513). Sharon (194) firüshedfirst since she has been over her average. It Polk l.awrnce and Martin and Kit Johnson and Mary Tucker chalked up chalked the only turkey and Pat WilliE irs rolled a 502. with them. turkeys. both hit 192. Teresa Lowie, Donna BourShe bowled in the lowMoye spared the 5, 10, while Split conversions were by nament of Champions in May the quardem, Johnson and Twila Converted splits went to Kim Debbie O'Neill converted Don Corsi (3, 7) and Paul Tindel and June Gassman (5, .Collir all chalked up turkeys. and also participated in the City 5,7 split. Barnes (6, 7, 10). (our in a row. Tournaments. 10), Kathie Behrens (3, 10) and Undefeated Cobla (12.0) still Collins strung Summer City League, also In Mary Johnson (4, 5). Is in the top spot, with Famous its first week, report a nice 601 Highest average this week Recipe (10-2) and Low Rollers er1es by Chris Elsea and a 577 goes to Carol Slaughter (160) (84) in second and third. y Ron Macleay. High average and close behind is Link (158). Linda Cohen from the - City goes to Elsea and Macleay 200 Johnny's Standard regained Slickers reports high series and and 192 respectively, first place 113-71 by taking game by Steve Walters (489Joe Creamons, Inc., Team 4 three wins from Max Pools, 2211. High for the women was inning double carried the Braves past San Francisco in a game eztended nearly two hours by rain delays - .... - May and Dave P&gan In the first inning, highlighted by Joh Wockenfuss'two-run 3ubte, ir4 N,14 an for a tG4 victory he NewYorkcounteredwjth5ixrurinthenlnth. MickeyStan'ey three-run homer off Pagan in the seventh gave the Tigers a 10. lead and proved to be decisive. Brewers 6, lodlaxa 0 Bobby Darwin drove in three flue, two wi th a homer, whil Jim Slatonptchedasix4iitter.slaton got all the runs heneedo in the first inning when Darwin hit his sixth home run of Us season and his first since being traded from Minnesota u Milwaukee off Boric Harrison following George Scott's d ou ble Darwin also doubled a run home in the fifth. Gorman Thomai also homered for Milwaukee. Twins S. WhIle Sox 3 Steve Bry':smashed threerun homer ln the first inn ing t spoil Hamilto,'s debut with Chicago. Hamilton !alked twc batters before Brye walloped his fif th homer of the season. Ra Corbin blanked the White Sax until Ken He nderson homered Ui the eighth. Chacon Falls 7 , FRIDAY STOLEN In Roun d To Ulivares -_ .- - _1 . , - - - - -.. - Shrnaker Construction Company, pictured ahoy, ftninbed secood place In the Sanford Recreation De partment Women's Softball League. Qiarhie's won the chain pi orhIp. Members of Sbocrnker are, front row, left to right, Linda Helman, Debbie Robinson, Frances Thompson, Cccl Rawls, Terresa Vezina, Dawn Ferguson and Sharon Morgan. Back row, same order, Anne Grieme, Lawana Srt, DeenaFlamm, Larry Helmet, Carl Helms, Mary McGovern, Patty Williams, Becky Simpson and Babs Fedder, (Herald Photo byToin Vincent) WOMEN'S LEAGUE SECOND PLACE ______ _______________________________ SPOFn - Bradshaw To Cut Mercury Record NASHWLLE, Term. (AP) - Pittsburgh Steelers' quarterback T Bradshaw will sign a recong contract soon with Mercury Records, a company official says. Jerry Kenned y, a producer, said 1"riday Bradshaw will record late this summer and the record will be rele ased e football Kennedy said Bradshaw has "a after th smooth, easy voice. So, we're going to sign him up." He will be the second a thletic figure to enter the rea'rth.ng business here this week. Former heavyweight boxer Jerry Quarry recorded an album earlier this week. Ramsey Signs With Pats FOXBORO, Mass. (AP) - Chuck Ramsey, who averaged 39.8)w& on 71 pun ts wi th the Chicago FIre in the World Football League lasi year, has signed a muitlytar contra ct wi th t he New England Patriots of the National Foot ba ll League. Patriots Coach Chock Fairbanks said Ramsey was signed after he obtained his release (torn the Fire. A former Wake Forest star, Ramsey was New England's sixth round draft choke in 1974. Se ton Hall Star Inks Part SOUTH ORANGE, N.J. (A?) - Rick Cerone of Newark, star Seton Hall University catcher, signed Saturday wi th the Qeveland Indians, a university iokearnan u14. The 21-year-old Cercne vu the Iri&ns' number one choice at the recent college player draft. The okestr.an said the nged 5-foot-li. 190-pounder w&is expected to i for one of the biggest bonuses in the hisiory of the Indians. Haden, McKay To Sun ANAHEIM -- Quarterback Pat Haden and receiver John McKay of the Robe Bowl Champion University of S',uthern California Trojans signed multiyear contracts with the Sou thern Ca liforn ia Sun of t he World Football League. 1 P j - ___ uri I .1 LUUUS ! WA backed Babashoff Betters Mark L' V INGLE WOOD, Calif. (AP) - Mexico City's Ruben Olivares Friday kno ck ed down Californian Bobby thacon twice In t he second round and won by a knockout when referee Larry Rczadilb stopped the World Boxing Council feathe rweight title right before the stanu enided. Olivares, 125 4 , beca me the second boxer In history to hold two dif ferent weight c lassif ica tion titles twice. occasions the 28-year-old Mexican had been the world bantamweight king and once before held this 126-pound ti tle. acon, 124, fro m Sylmar, Calif., near this Forum battle te, si was first staggered by a right hand, then went down from three successi ve rights. A left hand put him Awn aga in, The 29-year-old Oli vares slammed (.liacnn at will be fore Rozadilla called a ha lt after 2:20 of the ezp ie second round. Cbacon had trouble making the weight for his second defense of the title he won last September and appeared listless even in the opening rourd. The hard-hitting Olivares took caninsind in the opening round Qsacon Into the ropes, landing a left and right to th e head. He did thesa us before the bell A left and right combina tion to th e head shook Bobby as the second round opened and the veter an little slugger (torn Mexico LONG BEACH, Calif. (AP) - ning the 100-meter butterfly in City took complete command, meter butter fly races In last 1:03.67 behInd Jill Symons, a Shirley Babashoff clearly dem- 1:03.05. Chacon wasn't hurt until the right ca ught him mi )'5 German-U.S. dual Chico. Calif. 14-year-old, who rou dway in tir onstrated her bold over the 400She had a tough act to Follow meet, and aga nd . From that point on he had no defense against the 011in in the 1975 AAU clocked 1:03.49. meter freestyle at the Amateur as America's premier woman na vares at tack . tional championships in the A thletic Union's World Chain. freestyler, Miss Babashoff, The crowd paid an estimated gate of $421,000, larg In a surprise finish Friday ard events, was surpr ised at pionship swim trials, clocking opened the day's competition est ever for he or her win In t night, Tim Shaw returned a w ld a title fight in California and the largest in the state for #I right 4:14.76, more than a second Un- by stroking to her world mark. F (KIt Including heavyweigh ts, riday. 2:05.44 to take the men's 200der her own world mark of Miss Batgsho(f took more "I almost didn't come to meter backstroke, an event he 011vares scored his 71st knockout in 84 fightil Wild put his 4:15.77 setin 1974. than a second off her 4:15.77 meet," said the .old New seldom enters. Since Use 200 record at 78-5.1. 20,-e ar In later action at the trials world record edging Kathy Al ba ny, Id. filer. "I didn't backstroke event Is set for the The loss was only Qiacon's second in 28 fIghts, but bo Friday, Camille W righ t, who Heddy, Summit, N.J., who was th losses think I'd do half this well. But same day as the 400 freestyle in were by W finished third in the worn- also under Babashoffs 1 knockou ts to Olivares. The Mexican stopped him in t he 974 list- my coach wanted me to come, the Call, Columbia, world en's butterfl y events more ed world mark wi th a 4:1557 so I de ninth round ofanon (luefighton June 3 cided I'd give it a try." games, Shaw indi cated he will times than she cares to mention second-place (line. h is youn ger years, Olivares ruled Peggy Tosdaj, the American skip the race to concen trate the bantamweights and it, reversed her usual Miss Wright, w ho finished reco was the World Boxing Associati therweight ti tlist until rd holder in the 100 but. the 400 freestyle, in which he on fea procedureFrldaynightbywjj1. Us thbothth stopped by Nicaragua's Alexis ll 1C0and. terfly with a 1:02.18 time In Argue o In this same Forum ring last Nov. 1974, failed to make he chain- Thursday's action, me world Only Emile Griffith, welterweight a nd mi pionship team, fi nishing third in meet is set for July 18-22. ddleweight c ha mp, ever he ld two titles t wi ce previously. A -- -- . EUGENE, Ore. (A?) - A hush fell over Hayward field. For the first time in history, three high jumpers had cleared 7 feet, 4 Inches In the same meet. Now Tom Woods was ready for -this third and final try at a world record height of 7-7, Woods, who just completed his collegiate eligibility at Oregon State, missed. But he shrugged It off. '1 definitely feel a 7-7 In me," he said. "1 went to a clinic recently where I picked up a lot of technical flaws." Woods cleared 75 in winni ng the event on the opening day of the Amateur Athletic Union's national track and field championships. Rory ¼ Kotinek and world record holder Dwight Stones both cleared 7-4, finishing second and third, respectively. All three represent the Pacific Coast Club. The jump was a lifetime best for Woods as it was for Kotinek, who formerly competed In the long Jump and javelin as well. For Stones, the two-time defending champion and holder of the world mark of 74, it was a warning, "Between now and my next meet Tuesday in Finland. I've got to get some sleep," said Stones, who overslept Friday and did not arrive at the stadium until one-half hour after the high Jump I 71 COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - Gary Miller, an deetrlcal meter reader from Atlanta, Ga., has upset Dan Anders of St. Petersburg, the pre-tournament 1~ i favorite in the Professional Ntters Assocation . World ('harnpionship. Miller, 22, defeated Dan Anders wi th a 3 and 2 11' victory to take the $50,000 payoff Friday. 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Tom Sheibenberger and Dean approach to the 14th hole was the turning point In the figured if I could make it, I could really put the Invitational Swim Meet will get awards, Cecilia Smith, Mrs. Schreiber, publicity - Anne final match, pressure on him." under way at 8 p.m. Saturday, Reno, Mr. and Mrs. Claude Aiken and Herb Stenstrorn, "That's what did me in," said Anders, "I was June 28 at the Sanford Bath and Adkins and Anne Aiken, con. meet treasurer - Nancy hoping he would lay up, but when he knocked it in, I Stiller made it into the championsWp match by Tennis Club Pool at the Sanford cessions, Brook Smith, Tom Terwilleger, chief judge knew my ('ilanceS were slim." defeating Larry Mason of Fredericksburg, Va., 2and Airport. Schelbenberger and McIntosh, Baba Deas, chief time - John Miller said, "I knew Dan was going to charge 14 1 in the semifinals earlier Friday. Anders, 20, beat Jane Lingle, member of the pool committee, Jane lingle, Terwilleger, clerk of the course before we ever teed off on the first hole. I th ough t two-time world runnerup Charles McIntosh of Cm- meet management committee, Flo Shelbenberger, Baba Dea.s - Glenn Lingle, chief scorer about laying up, but I was stroking the ball well and cinnati, lup. has announced that 10 teams and Mary McIntosh, seeding Jane Lingle, announcers have accepted invitations to committee. McIntosh, Stt'nstrom and lYr __________ • - ¶"attend the two-day meet. In addition, parking and Robert L. Smith. . W-" Teams competing will be routing are headed by Jack The public is invited ti atter .' 'T Daytona Beach Swim Woodruff, security — by Dave the meet at no charge. lipm - — Association, the Blue Dolphins — of Winter Park, Eastbrouk 't. , ___ __. " Nomonn Sal w0iiii—W Nite Harness Racing at ,i Swim Association, Eustisi 1. ~ - . Ar Umatilla Swim Association, Highlander of Orlando, North 1 •: ii. Brevard YMCA, Mt. Dora, ~1 S UTU Lee Meter Reader Claims Putt-Pult Championship , en 0 P MEDINAII, Ill., (A?) - under-par 68 Friday, to Invoke escape his grasp with a final Watson by P.J. Boatwright, mer collegiate star, Ben Cren. a big second leg on a Grand Lee Trevino. Merry Mex was a were bracketed with Trevino at Lightning-shy Tom Watson is the lightning rule to the dismay round blowup. U.S.Golf Association Executive shaw, who also carded a 68 for a Slam bid, lingered seven stroke behind Pat Fitzsimons, 141, on the verge of unleashing his and embarrassment of U.S. Tournament officials didn't Director, Watson methodically 3&hole total of 138. strokes behind at even-par 142 the first-round co-leader with Arnold Palmer, the fading own bolt of championship elee. Golf Association Officials, agree, but when they went to took apart rain-plagued Medirounds of 72. the after Watson, whose 73 gave him a people's choice, wobbled to a 75 Watson's 135 matched tricity In the 74th U.S. Open "I saw a big storm was corn- the first tee with Watson's play- n.ah Country Club's par A notch ahead in a three-was' third-place total of 140. with a raged putting game. 71 forest halfway open record set Golf Tournament, carrying a ing and I knew from a clap of Eng partners, Lee Trevino and was another former tie at 141 Terr' Dill, helped by a seeThat went with an opening 69 primeval for the secondby Mike Souchk d tied in a an three-stroke lead and a record- thunder that lightning was only Bobb y Nichols-as Watson straight day. Open champ, two-time winner ond-round 69, and Jim Wechers for 14, nine strokes off the pace. 1966 by Bert Yancey. matching 36-hole total of 135 a mile away, so I walked off the smilingly recalled-"Zap, Into today's third round. starting tee and went Into the lightning hit nearby." Watson's 36-32 effort followed Among the old guard purWatson, 25, delayed the start clubhouse," explained Watson, After a 35-minute halt of tour- an opening 67, put him three suers, favored Jack Nicklaus, of his second hot round, a three. who last year let the Open ney play, and an apology to strokes ahead of another for. seeking a fourth Open title and .? -• Tigers Capture crown; Hoosier Golf Badcock, I ' - Watson Electrifies Lightnin gmpla gued ,," 0 P1 .YMOUTH, Ind.(AP)- Ka th y Ahern was surprised to be In Use 1ead after Frida y's opening round it the $40,0O0 Ladies Professional Golf Associa tion Hoosier Classic, "1 did everything right," said the 26-year-old golf er af ter posting five birdies and no bogeys on the demanding, heatThe Tigers won the first half Friday for the second-half Frede ri ck combined for th rs sc blanketed Plymou th Coun try Club course, championship and tied the deadlock. e Railroade ored 13 runs in one-hitter. Charro pitched "I hit 11 gree ns in regula tion and the on ly time Yankees for the second half m came up In other Sanford recrea tion- three Innings, striki and 14 In the I chipped up close to the pin and took one putt. It's the be crown of th e Sanford league action Thursday, and walking sev ng out eight second f or the slaugh ter. st I've en. Frederick played all year...very Mark Human clobbered a Recreation Department Pee Bwlcock edged Police 4-3 in the hurled one Inning and struck double "I was very surprised," she added wi th a laugh Wee Baseball Leag-ue. and thr ee singles, Senior Baseball League, the out two and wa l k one. Miss Ahern, mired in the throes of a slump since her The Tigers dropped the Railroaders trounced CIise V. Howard blasted a borne run and Charron belted a double for tournament victory in 1972, was only one stroke ahead (if ic-ng. Panthers 13-6 Thursda for the 0 in the National little League single, Soloman Hardy th e Tigers. (line LPGA 'our veteran Marlene Bauer H.iigge. The 41-yearokj first-hall crown, and LIK:n took a and United Tra nsportation smacked two singles and hevin In the Senior League BadMrs. Hagge shook off the mid-90-degree heat and inte nse forfeit win from the Rebe ls Union upset George's 9-3 In Human slammed the cock scored a run In the bottom- the Ra,lrosdem a double for humidity on the narrow, tree and bunker-lined yout to equal la Continental Little League. of the3eventh1m to siip underPar32,fl thecou1ae$backflf ne M1Mwrn'3f Jeff Kipp of U ni ted IranTh e Tigers w . the flrst.half Po Both of them played the hock side first and carr,e i tr ggli s u ng sportatlon Union tossed a four. Pee Wee League Donnie somewhat on the onger front nine of the 6,25-yard, par 72 Williams of B dcock Inning ontitle wi th a 5-0 lice no-hitter at George's. He record. The Yankees were 4-1. and course. Miss Ahern was one under on her last nine hole s, while Mike Walker of Police had struck out tv'o, walked one arid Both teams fInished 4-1 in the battled On the mound. Mrs. JbieQmeInat with a birdie offset bya bogey. allowed U runs. half. Williams Eleven other golfers were under par on the demanding pocketed the vie- Jerry Farina of IJTU singled course, wi th Debbie Austin, Mary Cushing, Echo Nakamura tory, giving up four hits, for th me Tigers and Yanks wi and e game's on!y hit. all-time leading LPGA money winner Ka thy Whitworth in a ll striking out five and walki,g — MIAMI-Dick , meet Monday at 5:30 p.m. at allowed Uwe at 69, Ka thy Postlewaft and Beth Solomon at 70 and stqservlsor for use City of Miami Mellon field to decide Ft. eight. Walker Tters 2146-532 3 l ed ed the hits, fann together,qt 71 were Ka thy Corneli us, Betsy Cullen, Judy Rankin, and director of the Florid 370 2- I 3 seven and walked Panthers 3()nd-half championshi p. (free. leading 19'5 money winner Sandra Palmer Golden Gloves Regiond Boztng Police and Indianapolis $1 0020-343 The Tigers collected two hits Don,ile Lively led Badeock at S IdCOCk Maim Cookie Tournament, has been naM $3000 14 33 ed in the 134 win over the Pan- the plate with Defe nding champIon JoAnne Carner was one of nine head coach of t he Uni ted States then. The Pan two singles. r0ed4v 1111 (I4)-V thers managed deadlocked at even pa: and she was hotter than the weather boxing team that will travel to Freddie Howard of the CPt.s one safety. after three-putting on five greens. Railroaders fired a One-Inni ng —.----------Russia in January of 1976. UTU Lee Charron and Reggie no-hitter 433 0-4 1 against Chase. G.rVs 121 0-35 Benvenuti was hailed as the greatest pound-for"Tough Tony" will have youth on his side. lile pound fighter In the world, and most experts agreed longer the fight goes the better his chances become. he would keep the title for years. Another plus In Llcat.a's favor Is his manager, Tarnpla's Tony 11cata will get his long-awaited By November of 1970, Benvenuti was going strong Florida's Lou Viscusi. Viscusi has been there before chance at the middleweight championship on June 30 and entered Into a title defense against Monzon a topand he could be the difference in a close fight. at New York's Madison Square Garden. Ll'...-.......--.-.. 1'..-.... t- ..-1 heavy choice I il$b wc 1,,um 9 VILLthI, vci uugni we cnampionsnip (0 Bob Foster The scheduled 15-round bout will be part of a TV for his sparkling record. Everyone knew how great and Willie Pep. competi tion began. "If this group Is jumping tlte tripleheader that Central Florida fight fan.s can view Benvenuti was. HOOKS AND JABS 18-year-old Ma urice this, I've got to be ready." at several locations. "T Watkins ermite" scored his 17th win wi thout a It was an impressive first day but not one Monzon took the crown from the Italian at Rome Licata has to unseat one of the greatest champions loss. The Donny Osmond of Boxing defeated Victor de without misfortune. Willie Davenport, a three- the world has ever known. Carlos Monzon of on a 12th round KO and then successfully defended la Cruz in the main event at California. Watkins has time Olympian, fell in the semifinals ci the 110- Argentina. the title against him in a rematch the following May. been in the Orlando Sports Stadium on several ocmeter high hurdles and was sched:Jed to UnAgain, Benvenuti was a big favorite. Many ex The 33-year-old boxer-puncher began his career in casions and is one of the best fighters In Pete cused his loss to underestimating Moron and taking dergo surgery Saturday for a torn cartilage his homeland in February of 1963, when he stopped Ashlock's stable. him too li gh tly. below his left knee. Ramon Monterw-grc- ,r two rounds. Former li gh t heavyweight champ Bob Foster will It generally was believed that if Benvenuti trained Davenport, who competes for the Baton Rouge Since that tlrn, Mviaon has rung up an enviable make a return to the ring wars on June 28at Santa properly he would teach the South American a thing Track Club, was leading at the time. "I've had scorecard of thre' Jo ir,cs In 93 contests. Fifty-seven of Fe, New Mexico. His opponent will be "Wild Bill" or two. trouble with the left knee before," he said,"but last his opponents have failed to last the distance. Hadney. The two met In 1973 at Orla ndo and Foster Benvenuti's ha not to this extent. When I came over the ndlers threw In the towel durin g the scored an easy KO. But Curios always hasn't been third round of the rematch and Benvenuti retired well-regarded in hurdle, my knee just gave way. I didn't hit any Mother Ashlock fighter, Johnny Boudreaux, light circles. In fact, from boxing. until 1967 little was known about hurdles or anything." scored a b-round win over Tony Doyle in Texas. Since that time, Monzon has defended his title Later, In the finals of the same event, both Guy the Argentinian. Orlando light heavy-weight Ed "Savage" Turner All of Monzon's losses came in '63 and '64, and it twice against Griffith, Denny Moyer, Jean-Claude Drut of France and defending champion Charles remained undefeated when he went to Georgia and Bouttier twice, Torn Boggs, Briscoe, Jose Napoles Foster of North Carolina Central fell and did not wasn't until "Bad Bennie" Briscoe of Philadelphia stopped highly-regarded "Babe" Clark in thre'2 held him to a draw in Buenos Aries In '67 that Carlos and Tony Mundine. finish. They won their respective heats of action-packed rounds. Clark has fought once in the fought anyone except another South American. event, in which Gerald Wilson of the Beverly If Licata can take the crown, he will accomplish Sunshine State and came through with a surprise KO hIIl Striders took first with 13.38 seconds. After the Briscoe bout, a steady stream of imports an amazing feat. The odds-makers say that Licata over power-punching Virgil Gibson. Marty Uquori, normally a miler, won the 5,000 came into Argentina to engage Monzon, but the South has little chance and have him a 4-I underdog. For the second time, a top-rated clash between meters, taking the lead early and turning in a American middleweight champion refused to leave But the North American middleweight chamGen,e Wells and Vinny Curio fell through. The pair final lap of 56.8 en route to an AAU meet record his native soil. plon's record is nothing short of sensational itself first were supposed to meet at Miami in the semi. of 13:20. In April of '67, one month before Briscoe would one loss in 50 bouts with 23 knockouts, final to the Roberto Duran-Jose Peterson mismatch, Liquori, representing the New York Athletic fight Monzon, New York's Emile Griffith lost the 160. For Licata to win, he will have to stay away from Curio pulled out and the bout was set for two weeks Club, finished about two seconds ahead of Dick pound title to Nino Benvenuti, an Italian midMonzon's power early in the fight. Licata is not much later. At the last minute. Curto was forced to with. (Be veight. Buerkle, also of NYAC. of a puncher, and relies on a machine-gun left hand. draw again. o s 7~4 At Eu ene i ._. , . . Sharon Williams lets one fly. (Herald Photo by Cordon Williamson) By LOUIS SAPIS Herald Boxing Writer .• 411 aASES-aIy.rs. Cal. 34; OtIs, KC. 29 FIRST Sertitet Boy (C PITCHING (7 Decis4onilKaIathas) 15) 7.20 210 2.207. Jean PIl?4t', 8.1, 11-3. .766. 1.44 Winter (Si 250 2•20 3. Impulse (1) Kaut, Chi, 10-i. 764. 761 7700(51)15301 755 STRIKEOUTS-Ryan, Cal. EOND-1 lrentvo (A Kuca) 175; GPirry, Tee, 92. ________ ______________ __________________________ IN BRIEF 'I t V Licata Eyes Championship Bout pinq . T Hlogh—iu ••-- --- BOXING II - - - -:. ~. - - ~ - •- - - - " m - _-.,., ...t. t_ _... Suiday, Juni 22, l7S-3B !!IL Local Leag ues Under Way , Giants 2 Br Dave May's fourth-Inning bom - r.-.--.-s t- i'-- _, . . . -. m me mnm inning Keptme Pirates 3 1i games ahead of the Phils in the East Division and dropped the Evening Herold, Sanford, Fl. innings later, Gene Locklear waij and was bunted to second befc*, Fuentes came through. Mets into third, 4i games b Reds 7, Ashes 3 Tony Perez' two-run single and Cesar Geronimo's threerun homer highlighted a six run filth inning that boosted Cincinnati nut Houston and enabled the Reds to widen their West over the Dodgers. Padres?, Dodgers 1 San Diego's Brent Strom outdueled Don Sutton wi th a kar hitter and rode Tito Fuentes' tle42reaking single in the six th inning to victory over Los Angeles, - whose only run 0 " =~ Mc___ I 1-1 •1 IT a base. Dale Murray replaced starter Steve Renko and Mike Rogodzinskj singled to tie the score and send Schmidt to third. That's when the -mental gearsand th comedy-shifted into high Bahnsen 's Acs Debut Results In Victory Kessiriger. HOME York (Matlack Montrea l (Blair 31) of PIIILS. Racing Results By THE E ASSOCIATED PRESS " felt like t he cop in the middle of the street In a Mack Sennett movie," said Phi ladelphia coach Billy DeMars Friday night after watching the eighth-Inning she- ii DOUBLES,-Berich. can, 23, Montreal Harness J' nL:L T. I Clii. 57; Frl4srs Atlanta A. San Francisco 7 Satvrdays Games Pittsblfg.h (Kison 721 at 1JUII 1 I no. Min. 44 12 RUNS BATTED lId-Bancri. Luzins4l. Phi. 41. HITS-Gars,re'y, LA, 44; Mad loc k. CPu. 42- 7. CL Leaders 530 i kII I 2 32 473 I Montreal ,g%3, 44 ill West CWcirwatf 11 26 652 Lm ° S Francisco 31 34 477 4 San D, o Handle . . 1 ~ HiS ' - - -. :' --_~_ . -1.1 --4 Sanford. Other members of the management committee are Ken M-Intosh, who is presIdent of the Sanford Swim Association, Herb Stenstromn, whob flrstvicepresldentof the d SSA, Dean Robert Schreier, who Is second vice president, " -. Liz Schrieer, third vice president and Betty Woodruff, - .secretary. Mrs. l.tngle is treasurer of the organization. Also assisting are Carolyn a _- ~, - " -. I -.&M- Members of the Sanford Swim Association, above, will compete In a local meet Saturday, June !. l Herald Photo by Bill Vincent) F-C eminole Turf Club '2 big Dail'I E)oubks Nitely *Trjfec th Wagering 9 tin. Pb,s. -Th ur. s 10 times Fri. & Sat. Win Pla . Show and Quinellasevery ra ce Post Time 7:45 PM Dine in the air conditioned Clubhouse. Reservations 831-1140 Irand St&nd drnst.ion only SOc Off 17-92 between 436 & 434 in ('asciberry ~A ~ ; ~_ - - . -1 �fiftfaid, ianford, Ff. Sunday, June 22, 197$ CARNIVAL BEETLE BAILEY Mort Walker FgE6i' PAINTED J LLLA IT I L_______ -fl- Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. NORTH 764 VA73 96532 ... IN THE 18'U5 A M\NG Sk3;- S0L;Tlf I D) he can't afford to play out might the highg hearts first -someone ruffdumm et After this start the contract aA K Q J 10 Ks: wheels in. South gets in with a diamond, plays one more .,. • East has to follow suit Dot Waller: The bidding has been: 21 %%esl ill the world for THF RC)RN I flFR by L Sn'om W e st's club % Thcre are the nine tricks ace of sp,.%drs and sulpsting availabli: at spades, but 10 are a diamond slant Just bid six necessary. diamonds. The easiest place to find that TODAY'S QUF-S-TION 10th trick is in hearts Just let Irtstead of bidding one notrump the suit break 3-3 and South's fourth heart will become a your partner has raised you It rom one heart to two hearts What do winner. South can do a trifle better You do now' than that. lie can guard against Answer Monday a 4.2 heart break provided the man with the four hearts also Send $I for ACOBY MODERN book to 'Win at Bfidg*."(c/b this holds three or four spades. This should be enough of a nO NV 10019 hint to you to find the winning C ity Sts ithout V U~RTAE%E,14eS. CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS by Lorry Lewis 1 - Te'IOUGHT YOU WERE THROUGM DATING THAT CHiCK FROM r .V . I CHANGED It MIND a - babysitte - - - .I L I c40QW.1. TACAAi*(T qou hit &Hr ujur IT iWLATErD FIFTq 'V Ii -', my p ants by Garry Trudeau - - . . 3 1tl: . . • . _______________ .%.. WER OLD MAN \ + J I STOi7 by Roger Boll DOONESBURY _7_7 i~ WU0512m, V hand In hc1nd.' FUNNY BUSINESS opportunityl I'm thrilled now 'UnRY' a joke some fellas were teliin 2 V 0nce, all standing "Well, I thought it was "Hey. Mom! You wanna bear -1IP 'S . North and South have nine o Pass 3& the eariest tricks possible at Pass You, South, Iold -otrump but most pairs oul(1 ! v K J 75 •AK QJ 4 A 4 .- -- R South Fast North equin.• What an 'I'd like to see By Oswald & James Jacoby A Jud y J 1 Opening lead - k 6-11 . . - sw Pass Pass Ila ss yZvr ,444- \ •. I West North Fast South 24 2& Pass 4A fm 2f~,7 ( c trump, continues with the ace and king of hearts and finally ruffs his last ith ¶ulnerable Rk,HT, A-rmAT 11 rounds of trumps — some mean opponent might lead a third. Gass DRESSED LIKE' . hands. Ile can't afford two 08 # J 10 7 4 by Dave Grouc WE BETTER MAkV uSr- OF (7' WE'LL LOOK KIND SOME OF SE FREE ) OFSLV IN THEN' TH ADS ere it Is. EAST £952 ____ ________________________ Sunday, June 22, 1975-1C lay. If you haven't South takes the first club, plays one round of trumps, leadsaheartandduckslnboth KQ ALLEY cop li ne 21 WEST £ 83 • -.--.--_---. __________________ WOMEN By OSWALD and JAMES JACOBY . (f ItI LOW C WIN AT BRIDGE NCWI9LE/ ii ' I•• I IS GiViN& ME ) ( • . S771 &77PiSW1T/ REBATES' • nssovsatMIr4vER )jC4M'T _____ . _ e Of-4# MW75 MW LI 11111 + I1It1rI I • t iii en By JEAN PA'VrESON Women's Editor . • I re _____________ i '\ . uua uurr i ( by H.smdohl & Stoffel THAT IWEVER. I SHALL IT'S DARK IN) O1LIGENrTOATtJN . - - — - —. - • - - - NESS_ 51A-.. WINDOW / TUMBLEWEED M a $1 Al r CAKELESS FQK MY W-4 ; t . by T. K. Ryan ONE AYT)4E orp WHAT PIP YOO LIKE MOST WUN'Y(JWER LI ME,AUNT — CAME ID rLL SAY.' I SAVEP MY IDWN,ANV MY AUNT HARRIET TOOK M9 10 SEE IVVE MARA6EMENT SOAP ANPRAUYSOCKEP iTIDAUNTWRIET.1 HIL.PE6ARP? . : WASHING - ii - • + ' -.._ •w + '. BLONDIE ______.____.__) DAGWIOW,rWEN i - -' • I !VE GOTA + TELON40NE CALL.IT WILI_ ANSWERING TAKE TWEIR SEWCE MESSAGES FOR $96 ON TAPE , C14EAPER .. __________________ - Ler TAPE PRISCILLA'S POP GIRL MENDS' IDEA -- '' — Chic Young WE CAN GET G1L Fq1EWS ++ - ,, 4.21 () by Al Vermeer HE'LL BE RIGHT)- CARLYLE, `TtMIR OUT, FE LLOV4S' I:RIF-NC)S ARE WAITING FOR 'YOU! - W10(iTHS! 0!07 - < - • T1 4T\LYN " o an though we'll get a somewhat limited view as guests of the Polish government, I know it'll be fascinating." - by Dick Cavalli F'V CLC7HIM3 04 ThE WAYRE HELP I AND iNER '+ I P) U ,ij. " "' " I I 1) r&iii "' (THAT MORE UKE ) " felt they couldn't refuse. "I never really believed I'd have the op. portunity to go to Europe," explained singer, ap- Brown who assumed chaIrmaiisWp of the Irene is one of the lucky ones whose Chorale. woidd they be able to accept an group's Ways and Means Committee shortly after the decision was made to go. feel just the same wa . If we really try, why shouldn't we be able to raise the money?" husband, Roy, is able to accompany her on the trip. Two other husbands will be going, "Probably the most difficult part was Francis Shaw, spouse of singer, Pat Shaw, And so started one of the most highpowered fund-raising drives the Sanford area has seen In years.! getting 15 people all to get their pictures, passports, health certificates and visa appilcations filled out, signed and sent off in time," sighed Irene, who also handled their and the Chorale's master of ceremonies Morris Melts, husband of singer, Jean Mett.s. These men will be paying their own way, as will Hilda and Charles Hotter of Oviedo and Rummage mleA and car washes; tickets on sider. of beef and ceramic Oxistrna5 trees: airplane bookings from Orlando to New York, and on to Warsaw, Poland. AN fund raising Mary Jean believes the experience will be personally broadening for her outlook on people and the world in general. Mother of four teenagechfldren,she feelsconfjdenttzey Vic" Rock of Sanford, who are filling extra places avaUable on the tour. mcnjes went Uwough Irene's capable hands into a special wcourit for ~e trip, and she alsoke and haixfledpublidty 7be tour is important to Irene. I it's a once in a lifetime opportunity," she explained. " Just new dreamed I'd ever be able to do something like this. "I've always wanted to see for myself hit i (..omznun&st countr) is like, and e en The 15 members of the Qvx.le who %AI manage well enough on their own with Juttheir tW to keep them in Um."And I'll Invitation to make a three-week singing tour through Poland this swnmer. The Invitation had been made by )nculturatlon Inc., a New York-based company which specializes In arranging cultural ea&anille;rograws. It came as a , 4 5UTftse to Cho ".e-nbers Who Were . %fLxw&- e It , the Immediate Sanford area. Txninously nr and still vera1 huniTred to-5 -~ttd of 4~rty dt-.- line iu,,r1,2d - dollars were needed. A final frantic effort, and they were home and dry with a total $9,750 safely tucked away in their "Send A Song To Poland" bank account. The singers were overw helmed; their thank.yous to all contributors came straight from the heart "We're going," they breathed, stunned and overjoyed. But there was no time to sit back and bask in their success. Too much still had to be done. After all, most Chorale members are wives and mothers. What to do with kids and Dad for three weeks? AM with cats and dogs and birds - even one pet snake? Employers had to be approached, extra vacation time arranged. Yes. indeed. these last Uuw weeks of plans and preparations have been every bit as busy as the preceeding hectic threc months of fund raising. And then there have been rehearsals rehearsals and even more rehearsal,. The Mary Jean Berrien. "In fact, I still 'can't believe I'm going. I expect the whole thing's going to seem unreal until I'm home again and can tell myself, *you've really done It!"' leave a lot oflists,"8hea4tqj decided to mah do trip did so for a variety of Glenyee Mom, like most membws of the group baa never been to Europe before. "I always wanted to travel mW Uds seemed like the perfect place to begin," she said with enthusiasm. Her husband, Bill. wW be left at the helm of the Maim household when she + to take their music to a forelp audience &W the goodwill they hope this will spread; the opportunity to visit a Communist country, More than anything, it Is the uniqueness of the opportunity which appealed to the singers It was a once in a lifetime offer they (Continued ou Page 3-C) -_7 i r4 16 "-' ' . -: • eu. f •. :,4—' L p 16 __ i A RCH I E b Bob Montana - - ,, - - U!IPUulIuuP i ir ' OT -4R~. l iATER_L'. SURE. ARCHIE DO YOU IT'S R&iT HERE Cj1jTN ARC,4,E I ARCHE ARE VCX LET AtE SEE 6000 01 TWP4K WE RE THAT COMPA;s' SURE WE PT REhI EM8ER i' 'vV PACK' TØq JU6MEAD' LOST' GET LOST .) ee proached Bettye Smith, the group's •accompanist. "1 know it!" exclaimed Bettye. "I At the Chorale's next rehearsal she __ WINTHROP is — dismissed as an Impossible dream. No way, thought the women of the Central Florida "7b be bond," isald Chorale directa Julie Bishop. "when we were fir Invited1 I thought maybe we weren't quite good enough to go. "Then I got to nk1ng, well, why not? What have we got to lose' Besides, I was curious and felt it was a great honor. "I love people and I love music. I get great Joy out of bringing the two together," conUntied Mrs. Bishop. "I felt it would be a way of bringing America to Poland." AM while her reaction W from 'impossible' to 'probable.' so a couple of other Chorale members found the invitation and all Its possibilities kept popping up In their minds, too. "We all sat down and talked about it when the invitation first came, but concluded there was no way we could raise the money," explained Irene Brown, a singer with the grou p. "And then a couple of days later I woke up In VO LIKEP + + \• - + UP 1W PROFITS 11 EAATWHOLE WEEK! - — ' o Chorale has even learned a traditional Polish song in the Polish language. Perhaps busiest of all has been Irene - . • ____ on the middle of the night It was like a hand had tapped me on the shoulder and asked, why shouldn't we go?" At first, the whole idea was reluctantly _______ - in U WAUT TO DRAw CIRCLE f - 10 10 IL 4 40 I 0 IL I CAPTAIN EASY BL.AZE5' THAT by Crooks At Lawrence E 1• f 4N NO C'OLJIT VOL) RECQcNIl I EH! YES, LM PLATO FRLJBY-- THE j X ID5HOW PERFORMER NOW ,ILLIOU4IE .. " LSOOK5 LIKE PLATO J FRUBY THE GOLDEN . - b%T ' MORE L KNOW '?Ot) TOO, CAPr,AN EI5Y Sewing up a storm of summer fashions to be wora in Poland are I from left) Lucy Magill, Pat Shaw, Irene Brown and Dottle Bales I rrw I 4ND U' -''l A13OUT TO <OFFER YOU A CHANCE TO GE r OZICH 104 to ir v' EK L' CM TFO.1044TS, k16EK TI C_ THIAJK TAC - Toe. iv rT#i N Z IM 7K 0~)Ly Singing - - it -.- - .— - -a--- - V it Seeing "N V I ___ by Bob Thavis 4 ,~- - - ' Otto -- _L SHOuT RIBS VNDIRSrAMD MAPS A RATIftlit P0161TICAL SPUCH X .i to 3_ l _________________ _________________ _____ by Frank Hill I V ' r • . )I I i flTS Is ' 1' ...To BEST CYA ALL LOOK AT A AMR4 MF F LOOK AT IT! Set For @) I / MA Aft f- -- ir I - -+ + - - -- --- ------ ••. -. - - - - .- . •- . - - -. - - -. ' . - .- S - - - - . - - . ,-'--- --- * •_ . • -- - -- '1 n-.- -. ___•_-I - - -- I. • - - - - • I ".. - \.' - ._ - tury baroque palace of a PoUi nobleman, and to Arkadia. 18th century landscaped park in the romantic- concerts aswell. In Lodz, second largest city in the country and center of the textile industry, the group will tour the Museum of the Revolutionary Movement-, Historical Museum of the Textile Industry and the Lodz Art Gallery with its tvIlection of Pvant-garde ar., especially of abstract art. Torun, one of the best preserved medieval towns and twine of the great astronomer Copernicus. is also on the Chorale's thnerary. An ex cursion to By dgoszcz will feature ginger-bread party during an evening spent at student club. Museums and cathedrals will be visited in Poznan before the group returns to Warsaw. Here they will complete th'Ir sightseeing of the city and drive along the recently built Warsaw Highway tTrasa Lazienkowska) with its United States Avenue and Washington Avenue. They will also go shopping in a modem shopping center, visit modern residential districts and walk in the beautiful Lazenkt Park A farewell part) will occupy their last day . This opportunity to see both the old and the new Iland should gi v e substance to flfl} fastinaUngrepts when the Chorale returns to Sanford We hope they'll be able to remember the pronunciation of those unusual Polish nares! Considering a full progriun of sightseeing has also been planned for the Chorale, we can expect an exhausted (but doubtless happy) poup to stumble off the airplane. when they return in mid-July. The singers will fly into Warmw, capit;A of Poland since the 16th century ar~ twautifully situated on the banks of the Vistual Riser in the Mazoian Plain Completely destroyed during World War II, the inhabitants have rebuilt the city into th e nations biggest cultural, in. dustrial and scientic center. The Chorale will gibe its first concert in this historic ity, and then proceed to explore the Old Town with its N., uket Square and St. John's Cathedral. In the historical 1110ellm of the Royal Castle they will view a film about War:,aw and later take an excursion to Zelazowa Wola, birftlace of the famms composer. Frederic Chopin,. where iey will hear a piano concert of Chopin's work pital of Polish folklore and the Chorale suldbe there tntmwto w itness the annual Jun (Alectien of Wit arts and crafts, costurnes, furniture and paper cutul . There will be excursions to the 17th cen- i • Nine formal concerts are scheduled for the Central Florida Chorale's three-week tour of Poland, but the singers expect to gi% Folk FesLal Lowiiz Museum houses an original S ngers E%vn when you're travelflng light,It's sometimes a battle to get your sWtesse closed discover (from lefti Sonja Morris, Mary Beth Williams, Julie Bishop and Bettye Smith tflerald Photos by Jean L Patte'I __________________ __ =. At / by Howl. Schneider -_ - FRANK AND ERNEST Last minute rehearsal at the piano for director Juliv Bi!.ho-1) Irlt I and singer b.r) Jr .-in Berrien -. - -----c.. ---C--- '+ • .- •_.: • .. -- A . _, WuZi - - I �-------r---- 2C— Eve ning - Herald, Sanford, Fl. L 07 — Sunday, - — essICK Marilyn Sue Messick became the bride I Carl 1) 'd Buchanan Jr., in a candlelight double.ringceremonyat7p.m. Saturday, June 14 in the ; Community United Methodist i Church, Casselberry. The tilde is the daughter of ,Mrs. Geroge Franklin Messick, 451 Hibiscus Rd., Casselberry. The bridcgroorn is p the son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl David Buchanan, Orlando. The Rev. William A. Pickett officiated Wedding music was provided by Mrs Charles Piece, organist and Mrs Werley, soloist - U"'"•'•- - -- - I tJFI . . r . . t* .j J I I - . - - - _- % _94~ . 4 N 's,, .f , —, -\. " — — '0~ ; 11 I I : - crepe-backed satin. The A-line silhouette featured an empire waistline with pleated back flowing into a train. Full sleeves of ch.if'on buttoned at N4 the wrist. The gown's ce and hemline were trimmed - " i I \- s- .' I ' . -"A., & iV-5 . I. -, 1 . ,3b* pearls Her below thcelbow lewzth I!u-her veil al illusiop cathedral 'ength train were attached to a lace covered cap and trimmed to match the I . ~ 1. - , brother, was groomsman and , . ., .0 .1 1. .. 1, .. -1 t Following a reception In the church fellowship hall the couple left on a wedding trip to tern states ouple will live in Lon gwood 0, - -- - : . :, , r . James Koepke, sister of the gowns of brilliant blue with an bridegroom was bridesmaid. A-line silhouette of nylon They wore identical floor length chiffon over crepe backed satin. - I .,-- II .i~ I . . . I , 'k I The bride is the daughter of I It t'l - . V...'a. )p *( I- .X , ; , Longwood. The bridegroom is the son of the Rev. Billy H. Griffin, Palm Beach and Mrs. Robert Morris, Miami. - jq% - •• - a. . Given in marriage by her lather, the bride wore a formal length gowsi of bouffant silhouette with a snugly fitted - • Mrs. Robert Ntarnell valetb Jr. I _______ • . ~ I I, m - I __ __ - - ~ . I _~ 4 - - I .. I I,. i - - , ." - - . ' -C— 7 '- , : ..o.A. 7 . ". ,~A ' .., J'.,' . , i1.. It / I ' . - Winn were presented cor. _________________________________________ sages of white carnations and blue baby's br ea th Lam ar-C hisoim Cuçst included the Mrne Ftt Winn bridegroom's Mrs. Irene Lamar. 1500 West radmothe' Lola Winn : 15th Street, Sanford, announces - __ bridegroom's aunt and Carolyn the engagement of her daughter -~__._ rrxsister of the bride r. - hp!rrr $ 'on of Mr and Airs Cleveland Also present were imnes (Thiolni Sr 111 2 r' Judy Best Jacob Ikst, Sheila Sanford. - ' fi' Albers, MIdZI Giles, Shirley • : The bri de-elect, born in -. Edwards, Ann Holloway, Linda 1 Sanford is a 1975 graduate of Beaty, Edith Bradlwry, Mary Seminole High School, She was Steinineyer, Helen Wyrn, Jan a member of the Hero Club, ZZ Fisher, Mildred Rogers, Susan j 1 AAU, Child Care. She Is at. Mogers, Carolyn Comton, tending Seminole Junior • . rcie Winkle, A. E. Dobson, I College Mae Fort, Cherly Hughs NWM .3-i Miss Lamar is the grand. • Saundra Ilames, Lottie : daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Broadway, Bonnie Tomlinson, SLAN LAMAR Franctls Smith, Kathy BUIke Weldon Franklin, Sanford, and : He is the grand-son of Mrs. and Debbie Pangle. Mrs. Hannah Lamar.Sanford Her fiance, born In Sanford is Nancy Randall. Sanford The Other guests were the Mise a 1971 graduate of Seminole couple plan a Jul) 5th wedding Melissa Westbrook, Joyce High School He Is employed by at 6 p.m. at the home of the Stethineyer. Mindy Winkle and I- -. Hughes Supplies, Winter Park. bride's grarklmother. Lori Fisher. - . - ______ ____ - '--- - •- - - - • . ':' • __. I - - =- =--j- - V_ Z - _ — __ - _,f' -. . - s- _c r" - v - I - '' -. I' .. • • --"; • • I S. ', • - Ma ___ c - • '- - - .- • ' - • ,-. X.vwr ..r. 1, _ - :i.4f - - , ... - - --' - - •' - ' Mrs. Dale Lewls*Grilfin - 4. -- - .•-.- - -- ----- ------- . . -. .. . .. I _______ __________ _________ " I ,;+ . .: . • . :-Z. .. : ., ' Mr. , . . .. - . . II — - - . - i/ ' - I _Z - ' -Ilt ~_ .- . - f ~ ,. . - . .. , - : , - -j/ a 1* __ - :__ - II I A W re es, J eu Maminie Redding became the bride Of Sylvester June 14 at 3 pm at ew Mt Zion Pr imiti ve Baptist Church, Sanf ord. The Rev. E S Bullard, of ficiated dt the double-ring ceremony Evelyn (lark was t'rgaiiit. Thebrideisthedaugtitero(1rs.oy Redding, 36 William Clark Court, Sanford. The bridegroom IS the son of ,Mrs. Beatrice Roberts. 2281 0111rch Street, Sanford. (,i%en in marriage b) her brother, Tyrone Redifing, the bride wore a pink dotted swiss gqwn with lace trim. iiiei square nuk line and lace Insert sl'ets Her head iie( t of w h i t e net w.e a ttached to a cap of white leaves Shecarriedaeascadeofpinpandwhjtedaj$ie3withwhlte streamers 'lald of hona,r 'was Miss linda Neller, Sanford She wore a pink saUngown [, ingold, withsofta1ves She carried a bouquet of pink and white cLrflaUopj The bridesmaids were Bellnda Roberts, Connie Mathews Lorrealt Smith and Rosemary Roberts. They wore identical gowns to that of the maid of honor and carried a single muumi with pink streamers, Alton Glenn was best man. Groomsmen were Ratio Byrd, Russell Bush, RaAm Mithel and James Mithell !'lower girl was Threase Roberts and ring bearer was Kenneth Jon Following a recvption at the, Cavalier Motel the coup le Went on a wedding trip. . They will make their home in Sanford. ItIbtrts . . Mn. good fun JAI - I - - . _'!'.% i , i,: . , 1#., . Honeymoon Arrest '..: 1 - Talking about action, . . ) - ~ dlh%s -fere hectic in the - - - '. , -* - i__ __ __ I - " ___________ "U..., . _:~_ I Encore Opera ' - I .. --. . , I -_ .t ~1 I-, .1 I -,A , 9 _ . . If - '*-.It j~- . I il ---- .. . f ---r I - - - . .. < `7 ' I __ The Opera Guild of the Florida Symphony will Spotlight its latest and one of its most promising ventures: "Encort. Opera" On Jane 29 at 4 p.m. in the Loch Haven Art Centet AudiLjriurn 115 function L new Buchanan household last week, when newlyw&S Marilyn (flee Messick) and t a half hour or so to catch an airplane at McCoy Jetport icr their wedding at . V, r tZ %a .. - ' . -- . .;,k - C, . - I . .... , - _a \ . , . , 'S . . -• . r, .&z.•.•... . - •. - i--- - - - - • . 1. 4 1. • - ~-_ __ Urnd Meth't Church, were arrested by the Orange County Sheriff's opera and rod a new opportunity in music for the local professional Tickets may be ordered by their honeymoon In San Fran phony office or be pur. chased at the door. ___ •,. - -. '.'L -ti- .•- _________ z, .; .... i... 4 (Continued from Page I-C leaves, and he has taken a week's vacation during the period to better cope. Her 16-yearold son, Glenyce feels sure, will be perfectly happy so long as there is a ball game daily, and her nine-year-old da ughter will spend one of the three weeks vacationing with her aunt. It was also the travel opportunity which attrarted Bettye Smith - though the group could hardly have gone wiftut their ac. companist! "I always welcome the op. p0 uni y o travel and would no have eonsidered turning down the chance to go to a new place. I've never been to a Communist country, and that probably plays a small part," said Bettye. "Besides, it'll be something special, performing for a foreign audience. It's an exciting prospect. Bettyes youngest son wi ll be away at i p - . - husband are big enough, smil ed Bettye, to take care of themsehes at borne Chorale director Me Bishop, while family Is grown and has left home, is nevertheless concerned about the welfare of her 18-year-old Siamese cat. A neighbor wifl be feeding the animal and coining across to spend the time of day with huh occasionally to le t him kn ow he's still loved, she said. Jean Melts said she was going mainly because the group had decided to go and needed every possible rr--nber on the tour. "I'm sure I'll never have the opportunity to visit Poland again," she added. Her two yotinger chfldren will catch the train to North Carollnato stay with their grandmother whlle she Is gone. Ruth Mickelson believes the experience will be fantastic. "You don't bear much about Poland. It should be really Interesting," she co nented. "We'll be taking them a bit of joy, showing them what the typical American is like. And I'm sure it'll be enriching for me." Her two children and dog, cat and pe t snake -will be left in their Daddy's care. - t - . ; Dorothy Bates admitted feeling a little nervous about vi,siting a foreign country, but Mary Beth Williams Is delighted with the idea because she will receive a humanities credit t sic for her report of the tour. Lucy Magill looks forward to meeting the Polish people and Dot Waller is interested in the country's program of rebuilding after the destruction of World War I I. And for June Long, UiLs will be her first trip abroad, first time in New York and first time in an airplane. and p l an ts - Lists to make; clothes to sew; suitcases to pack . - preparations are , certa i nly • nectac! - One thinf, I Ikc itxu: th old Sa:ford Zoo — it'd 33 personal. Where else can one actually drop peanuts down an elephant's trunk, scratch a tiger cub behind the ears or get so close to a hippo you can feel her hot -. oe- r. - By ELDA NICHOLS Herald Correspondent :_ ,. ' . V , trA. f---, 1__~ - -wo . I,' % : .- -, -. e. - I/ . t k : W - a' 1 ' - -- - ' \ k - - - - - - _____ - — Phyllis Smith wins for her craft work prizes School, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Stanley, 2118 Summerlin Avenue; Debra Hobbs, Seminole High School, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hobbs, 112 Driftwood Lane; and Lee Ann Heard, Teague Middle School, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John 0. Heard, Longwood. The awards are given for highest grades in American history which Includes Southern history. ___________________________________________________ to During a special ceremony a Jefferson Davis Medal was awarded to Ret, Commander G.R. Strickland by .Mrs. W.B. Wallace, president, In recogullion of his loyal SUpp0FI of U.D.C. and excellent contribution to programs on Sout he rn Those attending were Cdr. and Mrs. Strickland; Mrs. Donald A. Dunn Sr.; Mrs. W.R. Dyson; Mrs. Fred Harris; Mrs. D Hastings; Mrs W B Kirby; Mrs. E.W. Mar ; Mrs Charles Steenworth Mrs M H Strickland; Mrs. Taylor; Mrs. •ru1uc, ,Mrs. Wallace; Mrs. W.B. Wallace; The meeting opened with Pledge of Allegiance to the American Flag and salute to the Confederate Flag. Quilling Art Is 'Real Life-Saver' t \ 1% - , - Je f ferson Four Sanford area students were named winners of the Jefferson Davis Medal Awards at a recent luncheon meeting of the Norman DeVere Howard Chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy held at the Cavalier lestaurant. They Include La ura La yer, Lakeview Middle School, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W.P. Layer, 207 Crysta l View Sou th ; Laura Stanley, Sanford Middle Happy Family Zoo - _4/ - I A singer with an II for making e Shaw, ancestors are Polish. "I'll probably able to contact any of them as they five too far me and rewarding and Interesting to my family" she said. Her great-aunt from Toledo will " Sanford " mind Pat's jgh - Holl y, and the family's animals. Sonja Morris is not a regular member of the orale, but was invited to go as ad. ditlonal sopranos were needed. "It was my husband who really pushed me to go; he said it would be a great opportunity to put my singing traini ng to use, explained Sonja. .-'• . ' -- a Kids and Dads , r Goods news from Danvile, Ky. — Joanne cornell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Cornell of Sanford, has been elected to the Social Board of Centre College. Nine students on this board work with the Coordinator of Student Activities in planning and managing social activities at the colleg' Members take office in the fall. Ms. Cornell is a graduate of Trinity Prep School breath on your face? And It's fascinating to observe at close quarters how the zoo keepers feed, clean and entertain the animals. Like one big happy family. I hope the new zoo retains this at. mcsphere. On Thursday I watched Soblk the elephant take a shower, and later, a bath in his moat. "Elephant man" Jack Regan first sprays Sobik all over with a strong jet of water from a hose. The animal is instantly in ecstacy, catching the stream in his trunk, squirting water Into his mouth and over his back. The fun really begins when he lowers himself into the moat. Almost completely immersed in water, the great beast rolls and twists, kicking his legs and thrashing his trunk in u.ivic*is delight. 'I he enterta=aer . was intensified when Fat Boy the hippo gut 1111() the act. Spying a lage flat board adrift In her moat, she charged with mouth wide open, scooping up the wood and shoving it ahead of her At top speed all around the moat. Plyllis Smith of Altamonte Springs is crazy about crafts of all kinds. Her latest venture is the old art of quilling. "I've just starting quilling during the past year," she said. "It's a relaxing hobby and can be done while you watch TV." President of the Sanlando Springs Home Extension Club, Phyllis recently won a Best of Show at the county Homemaker's Achelvement Day for a pair of owls she made. Seeing examples of quilling at an art show, she said, "The work was really expensive, even though it's just pieces of rolled-up paper. I bought a book on the subject and went to a class with a friend." The paper comes in long narrow strips and may be purchased at any craft shop. "With a five dollar Investment in one package of multl.colored paper, you can make many different things," she said. "I had to learn to make basic shapes from the paper. Once I mastered these, I could make just about any kind of shape I need." Phyllis Likes to do dimensional quilling, with several layers of the rolled paper. She said, "If you have a creative mind, you are able to make up your own designs." After the designs are completed, she uses velvet or felt for the background. Phyllis is a petite, pretty brunette who decided to get into crafts as something to fill the empty hours while her husband travels. 'It's really been a life-saver," she said, Our two sons also like to make things and have even tried quilling." Needlepoint, knitting, crocheting and ceramics are among Phyllis' other artistic endeavors. A goreous example of her crocheting ability is seen in a beautiful afghan she has made for a niece, who recently married. Phyllis makes an original wedding sampler design, with the couple's names and date of the wedding, crocheted along the sides. "I have 16 of these to make, as I have 16 nieces and nephews and my own boys. Each one will get one when they marry." I-'tiyllis is a member of the Santando Springs Bell Ringers. She plays piano for Sunday School and is an Avon Lady. She also sews. Some of her craft work is on display at a shop, The Farm, on Highway 436, in Forest City. Mrs. H.T. Rompe; Mrs. T.E. McDaniel of Oviedo and Mrs. ; Golden Anniversary Chuluota Chatter Mr. and M rs. Thomas Angle, former long-time residents of Chuluota, were honored at a buffet luncheon for their 50th wedding anniversary. The luncheon was hosted by Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Dugger of Orla ndo, brother I w ' ' vir'?' . t. __________________________ . 298. Shepherd Rd., IA)ngwood . . I Rebecca J. Adams, 16, 605 Carlson Ave., lAngwoDd. I Erwin M. 110HOway, 23, 2W4 ~ Truman St., Catherine ' ftookhard, 18, Rt 2 lix A Henry I Scott 20 Tangerine Dr.,Ramona C Robinson, ' 2206 Alexander I Ave Alfred A Zannie I ucerne Cir Casselberrt Mary I Craven 31 same a dd Robert M. King, V 8249 Palm Wy CoLlei R. Jenkins 21. 625 Camellia Ct John ft Baldwin 23 1411 14th, Janet E. McC,ill, 23,1704 W I~ 18th Jerry ft Main 21 1219 S S. Park'Dianne I Fraiseou ' 2n nix a n, 1' W inn, 20, 424 ,uua Ave., n Eunice J. Nolan, 19 " : W. Graham, 19, 217 niuert St, Winter Springs, 1erese M. Griffin, 18, 112 E. .rie Ave., Longwood Donald J. Romanyo, 52, 1410 Si, apt 12, Clearwater, B r a A. McGutre, 38, 542 Or Dr., apt 10 Altamonte Springs Wm. E. Padgett Sr., 55, P08 I 221, Altamonte ---uj,J, arni LIIJU. a o Poland Son - 11_ :. -, ;U- 1 -1 .~ ) 4 t Al. U M ~4 ~ q , ~? 1~i f'9N . - .~~s .L ,7,~~, ;7 lII A : -. I& 'Be good kids while your Hama's go ne" Ruth Mickelson cautions Holly Shaw (kneeling) and Susan Mann, echoing sentiments of Chorale mothers 1from left) Jean Melts, Pat Shaw, Glenyce Mann and June lxng Send Social Promotion Sunday, Jun. 22, 175-3C __ .• - '.'\ q: -, . - L -- - . ' 1~X - ~ 1~'1 1I ;., .cr%' • . •.i• .-1......_ - D. George Mum Ave., Orl., Valerie m. Bombino, Is, 426 Oak Ilaven Dr., Altamonte Springs. Joseph Brown Jr., 30. = S. Wymore Rd., Altamonte Springs, Bernadette E. Baker, 24, 117 Academy Ave. JWDCS J Biondi Jr., 23 Prairie l Dr., Fern Park, Kath ie A Schrader, 23 same ... - : t t.I cisco faded before their eyes out charge forms... But they caught their plane. Dave is an employe of the Orange County Sheriff's Dept. and the arrest was all made in John Myers, Mr. and Mn. Joe Pauline, Mr. and Mrs Alex Senses and several gues ts .• . By JEAN PATTESON Women's Editor with a dinner and show at the IfordHotd, Winter Park. Present were Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Ctynows, Mr. and Mm Bob Gray, MIL _________ - .1 k ; -1 ~1 Doin' Things I 1 %'.' by Moran, M rs. and Mrs. Alfred Honaker of Flint., Mich. The 50 year toast was given by Dugger and the 50 year blessing by Mrs. Moran. Mrs. Mildred Schroeder of DeBar) sang several appropnste solos she was accompanied b) Mrs. Dugger on the organ. Many Chuluoth friends attended to wis h the Angles joy. Hattie Angle was a former officer In the Chuluota Retired Club, The Chuluota (,ardn (lub .tntl the Pricllla Circle She was a former member of the Chuluota Community ChUrch board B)- KATIIER1NEJONE Iferald Correspondent by everyone. The desert was a beautiful ice cream "hlannv cake with Vacation" written across it. 17w class will resume in September, and we hope that more Chuluota women will take advantage of the nity to learn the P In of sewing ru i' Sewing Finale The "finale" o the Chuluots Sewing Isass was held at the - Palm Valley Club House. Mrs. Ann Dunsto, the teacher, who resides in Palm Valley, hosted a sewing demonstration After class, a covered . Circus Theme The theme of the Father Son Night at the Chuluota Community Church was "Evening at the Circus." Even the menu — hamburgers, hotdogs, snow cones, popcorn — followed the circus theme. Doris I)owns ias the ringmaster and introduced a "lady mystic" (Phyllis White); an cpera singer (Linda S itt) and an anlr'taL trainer (Imogene Bristol.) These acts were intercepted by the antics of some very adept clowns, Pam Strobridge, Vicki Kelly, Mary White, Mary Ellen Scott and Barbara Shook Mott. Irene Bothers played the background music and accompanied the soloist, for the men and their sons completed the enjoyable eve ni ng. Bicentennial 'Expo' I Twelve Brownie Girl Scouts from Chuluota Troop 826 went to the Winter Park Stall to see the Bicentennial Exposition. The girls were im pressed by the historical importance of the Bicentennial 13eauty Treatment ' 1 Sanford's promised beauty co nf orm with size requirements trees and shrubs were ordered treatment has been delayed, and need Less maintenance, So immediately, there is not Appointed date for the facehft the women are reconsidering enough time for t. he m to be was July 4 when mem bers of their decision. deli vered be fore July 4. the GreaterSanlordOiamberof Another problem was the lack Commerce Ladies Civic and of guaranteed manpower to The committee members Community Improvement operate a distribution booth for will continue to collect plan ts to Conunittee. Arbor Day next the plants during the city be used by bo th the city and the April Is the new date for the Fourth of July celebrations on public to beautify land in the distribution of plants for the the lakefront. And even If the city. beautification of the city. Accordin g to committee at Register, the project was held up when the SANFORD PIAZA women learned there an state StAkc Us N unihcr ()nc restr ictions regar di ng the size, height, and maintenance required for plants growing In _____________________ I -____=~ median strips. West First Street was the location z -i selected b) the women for St beautification. Red flowering bottlebrush had been approved as the type A of tree to be plantedand azaleas were being considered for 1. 0 planting under the trees _,___1 __ However, it has been suggested that oleander trees and crepe . I __ -A — 1111 / myrtle shrubs would better ZALES0:1rPtx)p&c SWIMSUITS ' 7~~ 1. . / I"",.. I I I I11 ~ . ~ ' . i ~-~ 1~I % - * %I I L. . - 2O % HANDBAGS It- I ____ - I - ,-_ Family Reunion The Venons on 6th Street are enjoying the company of their daughter and son-rn law, Mr and Mrs. Manuel Murphy and their daughter Kim from Evansville -' - - _________________ = ____ - 4 _____ L-_,k%~ ,\~ - ~ - . - Our dialmnd S(ilI(a ireS reflect valueand heatity. A arntrnd oIitatft brhlal H Dismond 4iuJrc hcdsI tt. ct, OO. Illirtr. $3 Both sci in 14 ksrst sold rnuun(jns. / 1,i kes).us I Ijt IIaanwts Auw,se • /ili, I uJ • Masi,t Itlsn,,, I),cwr, C \\,~ 1 rFREE PARKING I IN REAR WHILE.I ISHOPPING ROJAYJ I I.i,, I lis,gt 228 E. FIRST ST. •(Isle ftIah, e III5ItIl..flt ent1vjrJ PH. 322-3524 - I According to publicity chairman Lesale Pauline, Epsilon Chapter, Beta Sigma Phi, marked ____ t..____)5Es!!FF . 11, Christopher B. lAke, 21, Bx lA Mary, Ginger L Scott, 38, 101 Ridge Dr. Gregory G. Peterson, , 264 S. Wymore 102, Altamonte Springs ElIz. M. Baggerly, , Old Orl. Hwy, BI Ia73 Sanford JaITIU K. Alford, 23, Georgia Ave., Geri R. Green, fl, 1815 Adams Ave. . -1: -=_ __ . .T !t_ ,~'_.__ £ ~.L , - will reside in Sanford : until the bridegroom leaves for _____________________ duty with the U.S. Navy, Mr. and Mrs. David Thomas Hobbs •'JL1U I - . .. — from Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Roberts - li~, f, .' . e . Mi 'W - _i •: -ft-- . ' reception was held In the lovely gf,rden. The bride's table was overlaid with white organdy over yellow and decorated with the bride's ~wuquet and bridesmaid's baskets. The three-tiered wedding cake was decorated with yellow daisies Miss Mary Neal Tucker at: tended the bride's book. Mrs. R. F Pearce, Mrs Robert Steele, Mrs. Vernon Mize, and Mrs. R. E. Karns served cake. Pouring were Mrs. Vann Parker. Mrs H Wight tUrtle' 1 Mr& W. W. KirUey, Mrs. IASW Gutherle MISS Martha Wight and Miss Joyce Hetzel. Floating ' hostesses were Mrs. W. E. '? Dodson, Mrs. J. G. Lee, and sses Jalie Tucker, Betsy Brooks and Cindy Thiel The a wedding P tr4n tot SL Thomas Virgin IiI)i Mrs Off-white Pants ensemble for traveling. After returning - '- x_t,I'-- -'. :.--- Goin' Places, Final Chapter . - '-__. i . - . r' Appli cations ~- * __ d , - :,ij,,,,, Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Jr * ~ .- 1~'k C '' ---- ,. i"- James Jones, Also, Michael Sweeney, W. E. Higginbotham, Michael Daurn, Thomas ji, - M_ ... — Jean, her mother, Mrs Wilbur Nolan and the : :: : : _ ~ r _ I V w ______ . . - '-- . 1 1L ___________________________________________ Miss Jean Nolan, bride-elect United Methodist Church. Decorations were of blue and of Terry Winn was honored at a Hostesses were Mrs. W. I.. white with an umbrella : : miscellaneous shower June 10 fliers, Mrs. Michael Korgan suspended from the ceiling In the fellowship hail of t and Mn. Clifford Johnson. above the gift table. -: . I Nt f1 V '' — 'p ___ - . A VWIM& _~J ______ -7 jtr~ ' 'I age bodice falling away at the Watkins arid Jan Reed wore waistline. It featured a Gibson gowns identical to the maid of girl neckline with long fitted honors. Bishop sleeves of sheer lace , Allan Nettles, Sanford, was trimmed in white ribbon. Her mantilla v-efl failing into a train, best non. John Tucker and was trimmed In lace, She Richard Aiken ushered. carried a bouquet of white Ilm Griffin, sister of the daisies, bridegroom was flower girl and Parnela Hicks, maid of honor Gary King, counsin of the bride wore a gown of sheer floral was ring bearer. pastel over white with a V. Following a reception in the eckl church fellowship hall the and puff sleeves. carried a pastel bouquet of couple left on a wedding tr ip to daisies, baby's breath am pom. New S111Yrna Beach. pomns. The couple will live in Bridesmaids, Suellen Longwood. , .. •. __ , V I ..... '. ~ collar and long cuffed sleeves Also, Mrs Thomas Jones and were cate Mrs . btaid ' t.khn L goli •re identi i It nor attendent. They all , carried baskets of yell ow Ii ~ ~:) chrysantheurns with ivy Donald Jones, father of the , bridegroom, served his son as ' best man $ ra ere ro en Bride-Elect Jean Nolan Is Showered : t 4 :.. 1- t I . ifft . . ~y i~r CI Miss Margaret Nan White, hem was trimmed with delicate daughter of Dr. and Mrs. popcorn lace. The bride wore & William Walker White, Golden heirloom sunburst diamond Eke, Sanford, and Donald at the collar, a weddIng ft Randall Jones Jr., son of Mr. from the bridegroom. Her and Mrs. Donald Randall Jones headdress was a large whiV Sr., 1919 Sanford Ave., were garden hat with yellow rose ' united in Holy Matrimony on and yellow'ribbon. She carried June 14, at II a.m. at the home a cascade bouquet of yellow of the bride. res. Officiating clergyman at the Mrs. W. E. Higgtnbotj double ring garden ceremony served her sister as matron of was Rev. H Wight Kirtley, honor. She wore a formal uncle of the bride John Charles length gown of yellow check Aiken, organist , presented gingham The pinafore bodice nuptial music. was trimmed In white eyelet The couple exchanged vows lace. She carried a straw 4askeo ~ under a white wrought-iron of white daisy chrysan. br'fdal arch, flanked by fern and thernums, yeilow shrimp plant surrounded by colorful and wheat. A matching caladium leaves, arrangement adorned her beige Given in marriage by her hst. fr.ther, the bride wore a fernia-I Bridesma!ds were sisters of ' -.--________ ers Sa ______ : : ---- _ A / s, Griffin-Winkle Makc I . - I . _" I Malmda Sue Winkle became the bride of Dale Lewis Griffin in a candlelight and double-ring ceremony at 8 p.m. Tuesday, June 17 In the Friendship Baptist Church, Altamonte Springs. The Rev. David Cot. field officiated. Ix ., . I A, __ with a raised waistline. The high- fitted bodice featured a V'd neckline with full bishop sleeves. The skirt and at. tached chapel train were finished in a full hemline f lunce. Bands of Venise lace outlined the neck and waistline, trimmed the sleeves and cuffs. She wore a picture hat of imrted ruffled horsehair covered in Venise lace appliques and fin ished wi th a full streamer of imported illusion. She carried a nosegay of white daisies and roses on a Bible given her by the bridegroom's mother. Martha Parker was maid of honor. Mrs. Butch Riser was matron of honor and Mary Jo Maxwell and Dee Blackwelder were bridesmaids. They wore identical gowns of empire waisted aqua crepe with mandarin collars, V-necklines and elbow length puffed sleeves. Their headpieces were wreaths of aqua-tinted baby's breath and they caffied rosegays of Yellow, white and aqua daisies, Allen Hobbs was his so n's best man. Bill Archer and Curt Fincher ushered. I'rank Dunn of Sanford was organ ist and Lewis r Dorton was soloist. a reception in the church fellowship hail, th ecoupleleftona wedding triptowash ng n D C own guests were from Charlotte, N. C.; Estes Park, Cob.; Augusta, Ga.; Chapel lull, S.C.; Van Nuys, Calif.; North Palm Beach, Lakeland, and Largo. Tae couple will live in Nashville, Tenn. where both will be attending graduate school at Vanderbilt tJniversity. - - r _________________ - Miss Donna Lee Sawyers and David Thomm Hobbs were married in a candlelight, double-ring ceremony at 7:30 p.m. Saturday, June 7 in the First Methodist niurch of Sanford. The Rev. Leo King officiated. 'Me bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Blake Sawyers, 24s3PalinettoA.efordme bridegroom Lq the son of Mr. and Mrs. Allen Hobbs, Charlotte, N. C. Given in marriage by her father. the bride chose a - T_ - Dotiold Mr. and Mrs. Carl David Buchanan Jr. ________________________________________________ 0 6 : --- - Hobbs=Sa Carla Lee Maria Del Villaggio Given in marriage by her Apopka, sister of the and Robert Marnell Valeta Jr., father, the bride wore a formal bridegroom. They wore vivid were married in an afternoon length gown ofpeaudesole with red gowns with white Lace ceremony June 7 in St. an empire bodice of lace yokes, stand-up collars, empire Augustine Catholic Church, overlay. The sleeves and at. waistlines and long unlined Casselberry. Father Jim tached train were of lace. Her sleeves. Each wore white Martinez officiated 3t the three tiered illusion veil flowers set on red illusion net. double-ring nuptial mass, was attached to a headpiece They carried nosegays of red The bride is the daughter of covered and trimmed to match and white carnations. Mr. and Mrs. Pasquale Carl the gown. She carried a William HenrY Jr., Apopka, Del Villagglo, 150 N. Devon nosegay of white roses and was best man. Groomsmen Ave., Winter Springs. The carnations on a Bible. Pasquale Carl bridegroom is the son of Robert - Sher-yl Lynn Tish, DelVillaggio Jr., Winter Marnell Valets Sr., Apopka and Casselberry, was maid of Springs, brother of the bride Mrs. Nancy Ragsdale. Orange - honor. Mdesmalds were Kathy and Scott Ragsdel of Maitland. Smith. OrW*; Gale Veleta, Ushers were Sammy L. Paschal and Scott Russell both 0 Longwood. Miss Kathy Malloy was organist and Mrs. Uoyd Hinkle _ was soloist. Following a reception at Sanora club house, the couple left on a wedding trip to Daytona Beach. J. I They will live in Millington. I Tenn., where the bridegroom is stationed wi th the Navy. 0, M&U— - - - - ; Valeta-DelVillagiQ Marry -- I ,idsonl9wr%, • . - She carried a cascade of . white spider mums with blue carnations, baby's breath and fern. Patricia Messick was her sister's maid of honor and Mrs. • . . JonesWhite Vows In Merrie Lisa G:eley, flower girl wore a fl oor length gown of lemon yellow nylon chiffon over lutesong satin designed to match the other attendants. She carried a white lace basket of blue carnations and yellow muuils James Koepke, the bridegroom's brother-in-law. . 't.,, \ 11 . - ------- - ~ " . The gowns featured bertha collars, and ruffled Irontsandhemlines.Theywore hats of white nylon organdy Wnuned with blue satin ribbon and turquoise blue flowers and cari•led nosegays of blue . IIUIlUlI, )VUUW IHUJUS, oaDys , Arch, Setting For - vvea DULriununmivi S --- June 22, 191s IA -- — - -- SHOES �- -. 4 CEvening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday June 22, 1q73 HOME Nancy's 0~ I, Newsnotes :. BOOTH Correspondent •'. '''-t Evening Hera I, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, ~ Jun. 22, 1755C By NANCY Herald rr -. ..I By Wilco Construction I — _ Veterans Brought Home ,Woodmere I ... f - Honors For Their Work ot -- ____ ___________ - 4 , . - - - -______ - .. - -. _______ a - , an -., - ' ___________________ ;- - — -- - - ----- • ' - - -- . - - - .. i Adj; ' mericans oo in and e u e ere s ..--- oL ' - . -, - was - .- - ' 4- N" large went to ii ai one •, - ' at a - - r _________________ -- w h ______________ . of I men at 4 - - 'S.IUU Ur Featured Wilco Construction Company, Clairmon t Ave. in Sanford. available at 8 per cent interest. Y fine residential Take U.S. 17.92 25 th St. turn All cling costs are paid by - ' u.tom I to you experience for re r yr'riunand ie)no Insure greater privacy Each Each lot Is fully sodded and home is filled with luxuries and landscaped with lovely trees, modern conveniences such as shrubs and bushes. A large und central heat and air, plush wall sliding glass door leads from to wall shag carpeting through- the living room onto your patio out, completely equipped kit- in the bi'ck yard By M!XF BRAGAN chen with a continuous selfSales are handled by Kish I cleaning oven, dishwasher, Real Estate. tlours are Monday ______________________________________ garbage disposal, and luminous through Saturday 10:30-5:30, on ceiling lighting In the kitchen. Sundays from 12:0:00. For Decorative wallpaper more detaib call 32780orfl1. Dear Mr. Bragan: Nor th Dakota this fall. A friend coordinates with the appliances 0041. Pictured above Is Lawana Kish (left) of Kish Real Estate nd Lynn Trype, vice president of Wflco Construction Co. I moved Into the Sanford area told me not to bother with from out of state last March. As getting more than one estimate soon the moving company since all carriers charge delivered my furniture, I was practically the same price. If aware of several damaged this is the case, are there any pleces. I filed a claim the advantages In getting more following week for which I have Uin one estimate? been paid. Since that time, ELM. however, I have found several Dear If. M.: 00 broken pieces of china and a All Interstate carriers carriers are small broken mirror, all of v ery strictly regulated by the which were packed in boxes. Is Interstate Commerce Cornit too late to file a claim on these (ICC) in all respects damages and will I be paid for including charges. You will pay them since I did all my own virtually the same price, If not Packing? I purchased $10,000 exactly the same price, no insurance from the carrier to matter who moves you. cover Some companies, though, F.W. have better service records Dear F W ' than others. Effective Since you declared 2 value of February of this year, the , your pmrnt., C LCC. requhed all Interstate used I liable to pay carriers to compile and publish for any damage lu our $ 'Pannual performance reports. nenl luding concealed damage in which you wiirr IMUULI IS pecked. If you had Setting p111' promises and obligations, Its chased valuation, your ship- claims frequency, the standard Our achievement bow long it meat would have been covered takes to settle a claim and beautiful by the carrier's minimum of luxurious, lakeview whe er th It tends estimate liability .60 per pound living. A fully est per above or below,tbe.ctuil cost. r living article whi ch costs you othing A ablished community nestled shipper can find out a lot but does not cover the Families choosing Lake Hodge Estates contents about a carrier In the attitude of the pines. Your home in packed cartons. its representative. Courtesy, Byallmea ns,Iileyourctaim. are discriminating. They want solid construc The Woodlands tells the woId oomd appearance and apparent You are allowed nine months tion, you've arrived. rive out today and good planning, attractive surroundings, a lot to do wi th after the delivery date to file bones cating a smoo Indi th For discover just how lovely a well designed and quality living. And they want II now, but with cmafordamagcs incurred in these reasons, more than one your home can be. Several models are waiting payments they can afford. They get it and more at estimate may be In order. for your approval. Cne of them may be lust what Lake Hedge Estates, where wooded lots and beautiful (If you have questions you've waited for. Prestigious Area. Enclosed Utility regardi ng transfer, storage or models are waiting for Inspection. Wooded Lots. No Room. Real Brick Fireplaces Available. Fully Stuccoed ving Dear Mr. Bragan, The Herald, P.O. City Taxes. Enclosed Garage. Fully Carpeted. Lakeview Homes. Two Car Garages. Large Comfortable Family Rooms. I'm planning to move to BOX 17, -Sanford, Fla., 31) Screened-in Patios Available. Settings. All Electric Living. New School. No Closing Costs. Walk to New Elementary School. uugn - _________ Movin Aro _ .• a as mission on Inc ..,. ...0 I not ' for to of at of so SAVE 34% a among owner g - move. move, mo , write _FLORIDA LEGISLATORS____ Th nd Sen. John Vnt.'I. 17th chairman 190 N. ttIaniIe Me., Cocoa 32931 Tel. 30-783-9618 Senate Office Building, Tallahassee 32301 From 137,800 Broker Co-op Invited Sales Office 8315445 n. lri Wilton. 16th District 250 Island ('ausessa, Suite 9 Merritt Island 32952 Tel 305-452-5471 Senate Office Building, Tallahassee 32304 -- District, e Woodla s at ____ area. I DEAR ABBY: Alter reading about how sloppy some children are about their rooms, I had to send this poem: How does she do it? There's nothing to It the clut ter Is still at Mother's!" - 4O07 became so costly, I couldn't contlaae, so any husband has teen shooting them mercifully with bulletin the head. Every time he shoots a dog or cat it upsets us so much we both have nightmarm Today anoth er beautiful, heal thy puppy was at my door, and Iknow we will have to kill her. We are in the lower Income bracket and have more pets WW than we can feed or care for. Please, Abby, ask your ladd to have t heir azthygla "fixed" so they won't ,duce. frlv t'n'tn not In take Jni out in tnocuntry JANE D. FEIST DEAR ABBY: 'There has na kA at publicity about the need for spaying arid neaterlag __ a' — taitnatnectgh. IU araralaree that Is quite close to the cu'y duu, where many animals we left imb me, ttid th* way to my botae bwam ____ Its closest, bmwt ft'sobsa'd on us. bear to see an animal hungry freeze, I have had to assume ANIMAL LOVER the DEAR ANIMAL [LIVER: I responsibility of disposing of it. u"1 At first I'd te t to the Is be pu t to sleep, but that — that It will be beedrt ______ _ ______ rtpr __ 862-1566 With its rolling, wooded hills gently tucked away in suburban Rep. Robert Ilattas,a P.O. Bi' 851, Altamonte Springs 32701 Ti', 34.9355 It'HIm 120, house Office Building, Tallahassee 32301 a* ____ _______ ___ go or unfair am also such, vets to 5 Fm •= ysuc letter DEAR ABBY: Because of a th fa ther, I ng you for the answer. We professional wrestling on W and arguing about whe ther it was realtt faked. My dad claims some of the wrestling is faked, but most Is recant argument am wrIti were wi - -- I - p... I '---4 INCLUDES FABRIC, TAILORING, MEASURED AND INSTALLED ON YOUR ROD NOADDCD COSTS—NOTHING EXTATO.0 - 1 4 1 to watching it' s c.iwiaI, w.v. DEAR NORWICH Ouly the wrestlers In question are qualified to the facts. And lithe wrestlers ARE faking In order teputeta good show, you wuidde't ezpect them to admit It, would you? ió1I' 1SAVE --20.6s1 27.53! 31.41j41.291 SALE PRICE 40.07 53.43 66.79 eoi ORLANDO. Natural setting will remain for your enjoyment as you follow the bike trails encompassing the Fire Altamonte .Springs Police 339-2141 l'ire and Il e scut' 333-3473 3224315 ___ (asselberry PitlIec 339-2210 Fire and Rescue 339.2222 C%Wgi Your Aero Decorator, Jane and Willy Philips Phi "I i nS a Custom Droper as C I#ar*rs I Fur Storage 319 WEST 13th Sanford, Fl. Serving it* . Seminole, Volttsla Area Call Collect (305) 322.3315 I outstanding features. Wooded Lots. NUMBERS . Tranquil Seclusion. Modern Schools. Ovirdo Police 365-5236 Cozy Stone Fireplace Available. . Bike Path. Wooded Paneled Family Room 18 Hole lIre . and Rescue 365-5050 and Rescue 322-533? Shop at home - "0 Seniin"le County SherIff's Dept. 830-Sill Fire Dept. 830.1411 Sanford Polire 322-4141 - my I think all faked. The big question is whether the wrestlers who is guing to win before they eater the ring. I say they know, and my dad says thty don't. The facts on this subject wil4 be greatly apredated. give - EMERGENCY , . Wlk TT,lu er Office Foyhtinf 'Pl')&a . - a No possession's so rude ev Intrude on a place that is another's. AJ fl .........nu.,flh,p,, From '34,400 Broker Co-op Invited. Sales lake Mary I'i'liee 830-8 I11 Fire 323-0503, 3fl.79g6, 322-1401 Community Golf Winter Springs 1',Illre 830-8111 Course Central Florida's Finest Fire and Rescue 8304111 Highway Patrol Shopping Nearby. . 323-1800 MedIcal Herndon Ambulance Emergencies TROPOL RE4LTY ME TAN I IWC Florida Hospital North 830-4321 Seminole Memorial UP 10$ Hospita l 322-4511 METROPOLITAN REALTY l.migssood police 8304111 Fire and Re'eue 339-5 858 Seminole Health Department 322-2724 County Animal Control 3224 ( 834.O11O (oNYo UR T From 24,650. Broker Co-op Invited Office 831.3339' : )TRUCT 4 - community. Check and compare these "There's nothing so nest nothing so sweet as daughter's first apartment. - Iu ad infinitum kept In its own compartment - - Lake Hodge Estates --: lit-1). Vince Fc(hiel P.O. Box 1426, Lershurg 3272S Tel. 901-787-0037 or 904-787-5037 11fl Irlf%lInI fli,lI,lin,, Clutter's At Mother's ! TER CE Merritt -.4 ,. to mo4er a t e prices. .iumaiy at as Tf ILff—T IIIIIIIN In tL kitchen and with the fixtures in the bathrooms. Sea. establishments in Seminole west, follow 25th St. to RidgeWaco. shell shaped vanities compllCounty, has been known wood Ave., turn and follow the Woodmere 1 was created by ment each bathroom in a Wood. throughout Central Florida signs. Wilco for those who don't like a mere home. There is ample building me lot of yard main tenance, but storage throughout with an homes Their projects in Woodmere Is a community of enough to put ter In Its location inside utility r oom with washer. Seminole County include, one arid two story, one, two and places it close to shopping, dryer connections and an outGeneva Gardens in Sanford, th ree-bedroom luxury garden schools and area churches, yet side storage facI"ty. Marble 1 The Terrace in Winter Springs, homes. Prices range from far enough away that don't window sills are used throub. Lyflnw')Od in Forest City, and $16,900 for the one bedroom the sights and out easier upkeep their most recent Woodrn in model to $2g,500 for the two sounds of busy city living At Woodmere you own the Sanford. st(fly, three-bedroom, two-bath Woodmere homes ere con- land Ea ch home comes with a Woodmere is located- Sixteen members inc biggest and best festivity this Winter Springs Veterans of city has seen. Each day more ___ I I . . Foreign Wars Pt 5405 at- groups sign up to par ticipate in ..è ____ ___________ tended the three-day state this great event. _____ % - _____________ I a. Convention In Miami Beach Topping the List of attractions .1 _____ T — June 1115 . • will be Kirby ('Sky King') _________ This energetic group brought Grant representing his Youth . ____ ti" -. ._____________ back bucket full of honors. Ranch A I• Quite accompllsnment for a Webelos and Cub Scouts from ______ -.j Post not even one year old! This Pack Wi, Forest City, will also . . ... .-'- t rs. -_______ 5V was accomplished largely be on hand. TV Women's Fire through the efforts of Conk Auxiliary will ha ve a booth, as 4 -:. — ' & J. i". 'jr Jack Schrff. will otier civic ozps in the *__.*&•,u4,. The Post and Am i -K ir Mitchell ter more Inform.,WWA. A moo for the tu4 Poppy Display Music will b provided by ti - vi' q -- made up by member Cheryl Orland, Naval Training Center -, ., L Turner. Band For the youngsters, 4' Faithful Service Award Jack-In-the-Box will provide ---• .a -'won for giving comfort, cheer, was two clowns. and hope to hospitalized So Tammy takes a peekla the barrel at Westside Little League field (Herald photos by Gordon WIIIL*miOn) : mrades. Send A Ca Americanism Award was ilast wee A au note. k 's won for contribu tions to e good neighbor, E elyn Nelson, community , U V ust ng Community Service Award Is in the Winter Park Memorial I Hospital awaiting lam was received f or excellence reporting the Post xtivities. suire she would appreciate a Youth Activities Award was card or two. won for support of youth in Weddin Trip general, the sponsomhip of a boys' baseball team and a Marge and Bill Leskowyak of girls' softball team in par- Meadowlark recently returned By JEAN PAVIESON Vietnamese fluently. ticular. from a trip to Norfolk Vs. Women' Editor ISII Still waiting for her Loyalty Day Award was where they attended 'their citizenship papers to be liberated fibeled same waya presented for the Post's par- daughter, Sandra's wedding to Of course, It isn't only processed, Archambaults wife, i the men tici pation In the Bicentennial Albert Garlther of that city. YL-. Vietnamese persons who are Llith " ' ' re r nevertheless have I ": Flag Presentation and the gift The wedding took place on refugees from Vietnam. There The oldest child In a iauuiy 12 fairly i dom neering per' A of flags to both the Winter J une 14 at 2 p.m. at St. Plus were also many Americans brothers and sisters, Linh sonsliti es and exert stron , SPrftW Elementary SdX)O1 and Catholic Church. A garden forced to flee Saigon long before misses her parents and farnfly influence on th i menfolk the City Hall. reception was held after the they'd intended when Com- terribly. However, she dare not behind the scenes, sald Burdick Cn*. Jack Schraff received ceremony at the home of munist victory seemed im- write to them as it might en. and Archambault. They also honorable mention as All State grooms mother, Mrs. PatrIcia ininent. danger their fives If the Corn- found Vietnamese women more , Commander. Auxiliary SessiolL / David Burdick and John munlsta discover they have a jealous than their American member Kay Bessent sang at The bride was lovely in a long Archambault are two such cwtact In Ainerics. By the counteWts! the memorial services held in white tulle gown with a Fortunately, almost every same token, they are probably Miami Beach during the con- sparkling tiara flowing 'eL I Now residing temporarily at afraid to or write even te legram Item of foodstuff needed . J vention and appointed The attendants were dressed txi I L Mariner's Village Apartments her, least they endanger their prepare Vietnamese dishes Is states soloist. Of peach aM green 1 .j In Sanford, the men are both safety. She and her husband readily available in American 1 3 night will be held to re31t long z the have a OW) j '— •-•t these awards. Bill Jr., Karen and Nanette Both women have easily women have learned to enlay 4,Leskowyak attended the 7 p tracted by the Department of assumed t riesof modern steaks and chicken, neither Join Seniors wedding of their sister with Defense to work on aircraft American housewives and finds hamburgers or sandAll you citizens 55 years or their parents. engines in Saigon. operate the array of wiches palatable. older may be int erested in The bride is a clerk In a bank Burdick first Vietnam modern conveniences In their joining a great group of senior in Norfolk, Va. and the groom is ___________—_-. in l6 and Archinbault in apsrtinen with nonchalance, citizens known the Uvely a jewele r in that city. The z I li70. Neither men in tended report their husbands. The at I Socialites. Th ey meet couple will reside in Norfolk living there peanenUy, but 101 Friday each month the after honeymoon in Central t he sudden end of war matter, however. I Highlands Club House on Florida. Cowan'sUndeorIdo certainly cut their stay short, the machines ruin their Shepherd Road. President _______ Z J' Back In America, they find clothing, the women prefer to 0 Good Neighbor NettieJohnson teflsme thene _____________ ERWQL there do thefamily as by hand in meetingofber group will bean fla ted prices are Good neighbor of the week Is Informal get one of the biggest shocks. And _____________________________________________________________ be made, in Janice Papp. Miss Papp does . Vatllp.m. it's odd not to recognize any not ll vein Winter Springs, but the late model automobiles, has been nominated for good Fire AuxilIar1' said Burdick. neighbor in t his city beca use of David Barck, wife Katherine and Natalie (left) said Joke Archambult (rigid) wife U.k ned Both married Viet. The Women's A'liwy to her many good works. She Isa Robert fled Vietnam I namese wives while in Saigon Winter Springs Volunteer Fire teacher the Winter Springs nd were hap AIG D1......e... r_,., k.A - ULIb V'41 1& vun, Out goes 7 well the women were adjusting wi th a banquet Bahama Joe's far beyond just teaching the ' to [lie In America. Western DRAPERIES In Sanford on June 10. A dozen youngsters in her Fourth Grade . culture had made great inroads or members showed up to Pod. She takes an active part in Into life In Saigon, the men celebra te successful year. all musical presentations put on pointed out, so their wives had Following the banquet, a by the students and devotes been used to American dress the much of her own time to this small party was held foods And a variety of customs FABRIC AND LABOR home of club treasurer Hilda and other extra-curicular acbefore ever leaving Vietnam. Sommera. Meetings for this tivities. on Empress Sour'. Burdick's wife, who took the SELECT FROM 41 FASHION COLORSI active grøup will resume In the Miss Papp had taken part In name Katherlm Ann, when she falL the caroling at Christmas and received her American Memorial Day Services in citizenship, speaks broken All Day Bazaar Longwood. She is a dedicated English and is eager to pursue teacher and a fine human her studies In this Their The city's July 12 All-Day being. She is truly a good neighfive-year-old daughter Natalie B7JIar Is shaping up to be the bor to Winter Springs. speaks both English and ... Homes --- torn "29,800. Broker Co-op Inviled.Office 830.6134 Villas Sausalito Modern condominium homes beautiful in a Sylvan location on one Lake Howell in Seminole County. Maintenance free. set we paint, mow the lawns, care for the pool. tennis :ourts and clubhouse. What do you do? Relax, njoy your balcony, garden, patio. Live a little In Sausalito Villas. Where your lifestyle is nodern, free and luxurious. Excellent Construction- Spanish Tile Roots. Shag Carpeting. Vinyl Floors. Continuous Clean Ovens. 1, 2 or 3 bedrooms. -- �. - " - - - - -' - - - - - - - . - - — ... .-..-'.---- -' -.- - - - -- . Answer to P.vsous Puzzle Washington [ Inflation Hits Nation ] 43Surl.i1.d 45 French stream 48 Ptiarmac,ut. ACO$$ 1 Washangtons captai 6 Its nickname ti Evetgresn 13 s ...._- 49 Chest 'am. 53 SepulcPie 55Taner 14GUILs Nothing 15 01ff, 'tame 58 Renovate 18 t ______________ 59 Everlasting _________________ 17 I, borne 0J LJL IA i 16 cc.dony 61 Roman J I'1' T magistrate 20 Long f'sf 62 Hunting dog. ii Gaffer, 22 Alleyial• 41 Trumpet Z)Saves gadgets nois, 26 One 01 the 12 Otherwise 43 Carousal Tlvee 1 Condition 19 Lets fall 44 GLadden Mjsketeens (med luff) 21 Entice 45 Hideous 29 Attempt 2 T)ndareus' 24 Hbrew monster 30 Female saint wife (myth) ascetic 46 Angered (ab) 3 12 months 25 OCellus 47 Health (comb 33 Piles 4 Written form ol MeMile's form) 34 Certain Mister Captain 50 Britiifl fishermen 5 WashIngton V Buddhist proces, 36 Gets up product, monastery si Fats4her Ancnt 28 Filament d --s 52 BuiLding language 6 Small islands 30 Bristle additions 39 Tavern 7 Phase 31 Journey 54 Female rheep 40 (Irab I Saidinta (at) 32 Domistic slave 56 Obtain 42 Russian 9 Attempts 35 Not Just flOW 60 Right storehouse lOOpera by Verdi 37 Enervates Lib) ___ C 14 - —• r5,- 20 1-21 KYOTO — "My name Is Umeko," she says, sitting you. It means "Plum (i1ld," and she's a hostess In a "nalto kurabbu" called The sisters, in Kyoto, the old capital of Japan. If you'd been listening to the public address system In the crowded, cavernous room, you'd have heard her summoned — "Umeko, Table "May I know your name?" The Sisters is located celebrated Kamo River, which fls Urough the center of •; _______ _____ ______ J?.IIFII — I _____ _____ * ____ - - . , ____________ _________________ ______ ____ _____ _____ ____ • I t,. ____ , / • ______ (Lf / • . t r_ -.Jr"J..-',.;;fI. Cir,vfrs.qtion, lliiiek,' kt tht? drink.s flowing (and the more you drink, the more she earns), She dances with you, to the music of a Japanese rock band. She fusses over you and tells ii !flPJk JIuuIJI uuuu juui-Juuuu t'lit"nt from the.r Lii' The other is the economic policies of the Japanese government under the Ubera] Democratic (conservative) party, now headed by Premier Tfrw'i "&uu. Investments Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, June 22, 197S-7C CLASSIFIED ADS Albert 13. Knudsen & wf Goebel Entr., Inc. to John E. The Huskey Co. to Russell T. Charles F. Couts & wf Junella (QCD) Janet Eleanor Kline, Seminole Orlando Winter Park Richard to Imadell Carr & hb. Frleda to Roger Lonsway & wf Ward & wf Suzanne M., LI 7 81k Swain & Patricia dba Swain wid to Mary Julia George, sgl., to Luther N. Moore & wf Shirley Ijc)ard J., LI 27 Quail Ponr Nancy C, Lt. 15 131k A, The A, Sweetwater Oaks, Sec. 3, Homes, LI 5 BIk A Swectwater Lt 1 BIk 4, Sec 2 Engelwood J.,Lt4BLklO!ndlanHlllsUn.2, East, 2nd Add., CR, $100. Meadows Un. No, 1, $47,700. 322-2611 831-9993 $59,900. Oaks, Sec 5 120,900. Eugene Earl Ilobison & wE Park, $100. $42,000. Laura J. Whitacre (Married) Prktzer cons(., to Frederick Richard R. Swarm, exec, at (QCD) Mary J George, sgl to JeanG, Blaker, wid to Datam CLASSIFIED DEPT. RATES _____ 1 Jr. & wf Brenda I,.., 1115 131k 13, 19 131k M, No. Or). Terr., Sec. 1 18 BIk A, Sweetwater Oaks, Sec. Lang, Lot 24 VIlla Brantley, Kline, It I Blk 4, Sec 2 Mirror So Addn, CB $20,000. Park Tcrr., $24,500. Un., $100. Fe 6thru 25 limes 5,184,500. 31c a line $6,00. Engelwood Pk $100. Perma Bill Homes Inc., to 6:00 AM. 5:30 P.M. 25 times 24ca tine MalcolmClayton DRA Claytons Ruth Coinmins, sgl., LI 158 & Mcdlintock Jr. & Nancy W., Morrison & Terry Morrison, N toThomas A. SATURDAY 9.Noon 'SR Realty to EnvIronmental N of 159 MIdway, $20,000. Forests & wE Rita BIk B CarrIage Hill Un. 1, 3 Lines Minimum Apt. Unit D-202 Bldg. 4, Fair. 50.2' of LI 10 BIk 7, TIer 6, M., LI Natur&I'reatmentCorp.,Beg.s 200 Spring Oaks Un. 2, $32,). Elmer A. Ballinger & wf way Villas, $41,500. Sanford, E. R. Traffords Map, $6,667 89 deg 48 mm 46 Sec. E 346.0' LouIse to Nader Homes Inc., to C. DEADLINES Jon A. Parks & wf David E. Moreland & wf $100. Albert A. Alexander Jr., & Bronson Lane & wf Patricia A., ____ Sec. 33-21-30 et., $100,000. Noon The Day Before Publication 391 & EL of 392, Plan of Lamonda S., LI. 4 81k C, Lloyd J. Artesl & wf Providence, LI 6 Louise I. Gjoerloff, ___ Donald G. James & wf Longwood, $30,900 $29,400. wid., Lt 26 Terr., 1st Addn. $20,600. Sunday Noon Friday Lake Searcy Shores, $29,200. 131k C, Summerset No. $29,900. Jacqueline to Gee H. Eargle & fiR GOre& wf Barbara to Da-Ley mv. Corp. to Peter Hallmark Constr. to Wm. J. Grange Prop Inc. to Martin wf Martha, LI 1, 131k C, East- John Janet E. Kline, wid to Mary i. Larry Saxon Inc., It 123 & N __________________________ Morlock, sgl., Condom. Morris Jr. sgl., 1.1. 4 31k J, V. Cramer & wf Katherine, LI George, E 74.85' of NWL4 of of 124, FranklIn Terr., $22,400. brook Un. No. 15, $,500. Un. No. 16Z 9 Spring Oaks Un. HI, $,700. SWi Sec 2229 (eat. by enty) Frank Jeffery to Owens dorn. $29,000, Lake Villas Con- Washington Oaks, Sec. 2, Greater Constr Co. to Wm. ____ __________$24,300. John T. Long to Linda Loeb & $100. Pittman Jr., Beg. 1' from S H. Rathmann & wf Ferris L, LI Ralph W. Hogan & wf Ruby to PeI-WIs 24—Business Opportunities Eleanor Rasmussen (form. Cyothia 14. Pearce, LI 18 111k A cor of Lt. 20, Jamestown, Harold 13. (QCD) Mary J. George, sgl to Wekiva Hunt Club Fox Hunt. __________________ Ashworth & wf Hawkins) to Paul H. McCor- Paradise Point, 1st Sec., thence run 65' N, 75' E 65' S 7b' Barbara I. Janet E. Kline & Sandra J. Sec 1, 837,500. &ttracIl've Beauty Shop, Longwr ,i LI. 1131k A, Revised :tck, Jr. & wf Renoula T., LI. grantor life est., FACED WITH A DIrINKIP4Li $100. E to pub. $600. Canelberry area. Good loca' Kline, sgl., E Rramur Co., to 704.85' Sherwood T. of NWL4 of plat The Springs Glenwo4yJ 12 & S 15' of 11 131k H, PROBLEM Lor. overhead 56,700, 131 64i NorJohn 1. Long to Linda Loeb & SW Sec 2.20-29 (est. by en- RicharJs & wf. Charlotte l. LI PerhapsAlc01oIicAnonyrous Grailge Prop. Inc. to Norb€rt Village, Sec. 1, $45,000. thgate, $31,500. Can Help Cynthia 1. Pearce, Lt8DGiles, try) $100. DECORATIVE BUSINESS J. Wegman & wf Ka"erjn D,. 162 Woodcrest Un. 5, $32,000. I ,r LA pring Ualis Un. IV, ""' Write P.O Boi 1213 drapery bijsiness. 'nctud.rq real $100. $36,300. Sanford,FI"c,da32771 I esttte Uder $30,000 (QCD) Harvey J. Driggers & Grange Prop. Inc. to Dwyer CARRICK REALTY INC. Sales of real property in Seminole ARE YOU LONELY' Let us help I REALTO47 wE Mary 1, to Robert A. U l)oUastro & wE Sonva 1 , Lot -n '' t r', t1j)e}- &, J(,y i.•, N :u hAT iW,t. SINGLE; s Sprin: Oaks Lu, IV Cotinly dtring the week ending Rentals cueor t.'.Er.CA, Ptt.... 305158'of N6.46' of NE'S of SW4 of $39,900. 213 7740. Sec 30-21-31, $100. _____________________________ Nader Homes, Inc. to Wayne ! Mason & wf Susan W., It 64 ISALCOHOLAPRO6LEM? 'DouglasG.Isler&wfEdjthto 29—ROOmS June 13 totaled $11,669,666, the __________ IUYOURFAM,Ly? Joseph H. Weiss & wf Rebecca Lake Searcy Shoes, $33,100. AL ANON MANOR WOMAN FOR ROOM AND A. It 95 Lynwood, $26,500. Charles Boyd Donahue & wf For families or friends C pro0lm BOARD, CALL ANYTIME. 37) greatest activity in the real estate drInkers Wnt. F.. Anderson Jr. & Laralne to John 0 Guernsey & For further information cali 422-45*7' Jamle G. to Wm. H. Parks & wf wf Mary M., It 215 Forest or write Efficiency room for rent. Call DonnaLce,LI13BIkD,S(erllng Brook 4th Sec., $29,000. between 10 a.m and 7pm market seen locally during the 1975 Pk Un. 2, $36,500. 7771. Boi 553, Sanford. FLy, 32771. Thomas H. llronson & wf ______________________ _____________________ Richard A. Sawyer & wE Ruth j - Wanda to Hiram I. HamlIn & APE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll Unfurnished Apaififle toJohnT. Benton&wfMichele year. The same week last year saw wf MarIe J., LI 36 Twenty West, Free. 6442027 for "We Care"— ___________________________ H., It 141 Oakland hills, "P4OIIine". Adults or Teens $18,000. SAP4DLEW000 VILLAS $24,500. (QCD) Roy C. Raymond & wE 110W AIRPORT BLVD $6,230,133 in repl property ownership 6—Child Care United Assoc., Inc. to Hugh ________________________ _____________________-Marlylo to John DeGard & wE SANFORD,37.'3 7170 ________________________ G. Alger & wE Nancy F., It 388 Susan, 1.10 mI: Lots 1 & 2 151k A 3 Bedrooms. 420 E 76th St., $135 Special Summer Rates - Open 24 Wekiva Hunt Club Fox Hunt, & all of 131k 1), Meredith Manor transfers, Real estate conveyances for Surity No pets Water hours; all ages Swing Set Nur. Sec 2, $34,900. Nob Hill Sec., etc., $100. furnished. 3221511. sery. Fern Park. C..l,l,., ('..-........ )pIUVi tA1ILL1. lu T...,,. DUZT A. _________________________ (CU, Itoy Itaymond & wf the 1 975 year to date totals Friends Will Envy Child Care in my hone. I,.urxiin & wf Marilyn, LI 40 131k Marilyn to Randall !cCoy & wE John 1. Even & wi Marlan to Bennie A. Barnwell & WI. child, $75 for 7. 103 E. 79th St.. Your gracious cOUntry living Sterling Pk Un. 3, $37,900. VIckle 1-10 int: Its 1 & 2 111k A Paul J. Kudley& wI Monica, LI Patricia to Aaron H. McGowen SanfOrd. 222 3951 Sparkling clean 2 BR. I uit (QCD) Thomas D. Dyer to all of BLk D, Meredith Manor 4 81k A Iongwood North, & wE. Elettle E., SY 126' 12 1 111k Dyer $9 2,405,6 1 8. redc'orated Only 3 left. Modern Child care in my home References, Entr., Inc., Comm. at SW Nob 11111 Sec. less part $100. or Spanish furniture Special Hwy. 427. 323-1411. Sandi $27,200. C, Dommerich hills, 6th Addn. cor. of NW'S of SEL1 Sec 5-21.29 move-in allowance, Quiet neigh ___________________________________________________ (QCD) Roy Raymond & (QCD) Earl Ray Batten& WI $60,000 Complete child care services New bors, helpful manager. etc., $100. (QCD) Wm. J. Young Jr., & Co., (QCD) McCaughan Mtg. Marilyn to lUcky Raymond & Alice to Winifred L Petne, W Summer Program! HEY DIDDLE Richard A. Zieff & wf. ht,l111ler& Sons Oil., Inc. to Inc. to Harold E. Crowley, igl. wE, Darlene, to John A. DIDDLE DAY CARE, 3235690 wf Bette, 1.10 tnt. same as is' of LI 24 & E 55' of 23, Duck Beverly to $160 Plus Fum. Wm. E. Glynn Sr. & 'rwnan I Ucbenrotlg & Margaretmarle, sit It. 68 howell Eats. .-d, rep)., Albrecht & sit above., $100. BAMBOO COVE APTS. Pond lit Addn. CB, $100. wE. Mildred I., LI 37 131k 13, The 9—Good Things to Eat 1*21, BIk A, Sanlando Spgs., 1&gt, U 137 San Sebastian $38000 Herman R. Flannagain & wE Arthur C. Rinaky sgl. & Meadows West, $39,400. 300 E. Airport Blvd 323 13-a Anne to Ti. 152nd repl $100, fits., Un. 4, $29,200, Janet to John L Sauls Sr. & wE Judith F., sgl. to Charles P. John Berry III & Wi Pe ' iou black eyes, start W H Green & Sons Inc. to United Assoc Inc., to Henry Equitable LIfe Assur. to Charles H. McKellar & wE Monday. J"ne 23. on SR 16 1. Old One S Two Bedroom apertments & So, Sanford, $13,400. 12 131k B, Spring Lk Hills, H. LI 21 Walden Terr., $32,900. Nellie Mae It 432, Weklva Hunt Club, Fox Payton Realty Stone, wid., Jt. the, Valley, $59001) PIano Leisorn Wrenco Homes, Inc. to $60,000. Esther U Foggin, wid. tO Both classical and Ian blues 372 1301.2640 HIawatha Ave condom, Unit 102, Bldg. V, Janice S. Johnson to Randall Hunt Sec 2, $39,900. K., LI. 183, Wrenwood HIs., Un LI. 21 81k B Spring Valley E.,S20'0fLt3&N40'of4(1 Phyllis to Gerald H. Malloy & Gene H. Barnhill & wE huts s-d, $100. id& for retired persons .2, $32,700. RICHARD'S PROFESSIONAL Farms, Sec. 10, $12,967. 711. for alley) 131k 20 2nd Sec. Yoshiko to Russell E. Conway & 372 KathIe BARTENDER'S SCHOOL 1110 131k S, Sunland Murray D. Dents, & WI Wm. J. Morris Jr. & wE Joyce wE (QCD) Lee W. Kemplon, sgl. San Lnata, $17,000. Day & Night Classes. 3 Mi. N. WI Jeanne, LI 17 131k B Sum- w. to Wm. J. Morris Jr. & wE EM., Carmen to Dana Cooper Jon- to Nancy J. Kempton, sgl., LI. MAKE ROOM TO STORE YOUR Longwood. .hct. 11-97 & 415. Carl 0. Gutmann Jr. & WI. mersel North, Sec 4, $28,500. Gordon I. Bradley & wE WINTER ITEMS. SELL Joyce, LI 4 Blk J Washington dan, LI 5 131k M, The 22 131k A Charter Oaks Un. 2, Eliz. toZacharyG. Holland Jr. "DON'T NEEDS" FAST WITH A LarryR.Ward&wfDebrato Oaks, Sec HelentoFrederickL Parker& ________________ Woodlands, Sec. 2,, $37,100: 2, $100. $100. & wE. LI 44 So. Pinecrest WAN'V AD. Phone 322 2611 or $31 Judith A. Jenkins, wid,, Beg United *saoc., Inc. taJoho E. 4Ilp Wanted Kenneth C. Winn & wi. [aura wE Janice Lots 61, 62, & 63 David H. Lacy, agE to Harold Addn. (corrective) $100. em end a friendly Ad Visor will 481.40' N & 454.22' W of SE COt', to Herman A. Stokes & WI. Amended P1st of Magnolia help you. Goodyear & sit Judy L;1L 419 P. Horan & wE Muriel A., IL 2 Brook Dale Duckworth, igl. of NE of NE4 of Sec. 222142 Diane J. It 5 BIk H North Oil HIs, $29,000. Work your n nours. Earn eitra Bedroom unfurnished apt, air. Sec. 2, $39,900. $20,000 Lena Icola Duckworth, JI. ten,, $5'OOO. tative Call 6443075 Edw. B. Bradley & wE Opal C., 1S0damageae.ost 203 E 21st 5? Austin 13ev. to Alfred Fredco EnIr., Inc. to Liii M. S 100' of; Beg. 433.5' N & 2843' Freedom Fed, to Bruce E. after 530. 3" BIk MA L E F E MA I E S A L E B s Talmo s.d $25,000. Charles H. Bashore & wE McDonald & DeChellis & WI Grace M., LI 10 Domtnguez & hb. Manuel, U 6 E of SW cot. of NW .i of NE wE. Evelyn, It 101 LI 5 POSITIONS - Be your own boss Paul IL Magalskl& t LIS Rochelle to Deslderlo Acosta less W, 47.26' & all of 9 & W BIk A Paradise PoInt 4th Sec., Sec 16-20-30 etc., $100. MASTERS COVE Unlimited oçportunity for rapid & Barcla) Woods, 1st Addn., to Peter U HaU& WI Modesta, LI 120 Highland $42,900. sit Connie C., ON THE LAKE advancement Bring ambition 15.81' of Lot 8, BUt 59 Sanlando 13,000. The Greater Constr. Corp. to Pines Un. 4, $25,000. 322 7900 We9l supply the products to create U 60 Lake Markham Eats., Sub. Beaut., Palm Springs Sec., Larson'Constr., Inc. to Jack Thomas C. Ruby & sit. Susan Anthony V. Pascocello & wE. enthusiasm and profit Call 32t Love Animals? Then you'll love the $34,900. M. Northcult & WE. Dorothy F., LI 7 131k A, The Woodlands, 13.Donald U Stealey & sit Betty Rosa to Fredco Entr., Inc., LI 0470 Mon thru Sat all new Central Florida Zoo. Reao Helen Ann More, sgl to to Traceleri Ins. Co., LIz Wm Kearney Constr. Co., Inc. to Lois Y. Lot 35, Brookhollow, Sec. 6 & 11 Blk A, Paradise PoInt 4th R. Robinson Jr., & Housewives— work at pleasant all about it in The Herald's A to 7 sit Blk 8, Arlene Ti. 30, Sanlando Sec. Timothy A. Eaton & wI Terrle $6,500. place, extra money for yourself. Zoo specIal July 3. $1,100. Seminole Entr., Inc. là Springs, $36,000. M., LI 44 Blk B Summerset See Mrs at Quality Inn North Lee A., Lot 41 Sans Soul, $34,Q, Fredco Larson Constr., Inc. to Warren G. Nash & sit. Judith Entr., Inc. to Oscar No, $77,90 3 Room. 2nd floor rear in LOflQwoOd Stephen H. Draper & sit Lo & wE. Maria, LI 11 BUt A, Jayde Builders, Inc. to E. EIt'worth G. Gallimore & sit. A., LI 24 Sans Scud, Oviedo, Su.santoJack Apartment; utilities included E. Deuber Orlando Pharmacy Inc., Housekeeper Companion for man on Call)?) 9579 & Eu. Parac1ist Point 4th Martin Hermesch & sit Kathryn Shirley P. LI 65, Brookhollow, $35,333. $3,000. Pension walker. 1 days wk. Tues Friday, Trust to B J Walker & M Lt 3 131k 13, Lake Kathryn A., II. 85 Brookhollow, $36000 $6,. 3""" Immediate Occupancy, 1 & 2 Michael G. Maples & WI. Woods, $28,500. Anthony V. Pascocello & sit wf Verniece W., S 330' of LIs 275Bedroom apartments iso $170 Barbara J. Kellogg, sgl. to Rosa to Fredco Entr., Inc., LI 6 & 276 0•P. Swope Land Co. P1st Guillermo Leon & sit. Denise Ramona to Wendell W. Whited, Housekeeper wanted, for retired lUm- N. Perfeitto & wE 131k A, Paradise Point 4th M Children & Pets 0 K ai Teresa H. Markle, LI 12 131k Q to Manuel Lopez & wE. Luz N., sgl. 1.1 5131k A Woodmere Park Dolores to John couple, one Semi-invalId, No furrithed 321 0064 of Black Hammock, $13,500. 13. Byington & $),l00. The Woodlands, Sec. 2, $100. LI 4 131k 13, Bonaventure HIs., 2nd rep)., $12,900 cooking, good wages. Write Box I Professional Constr Indus. wE Evel n, It 22 131k E Winter Fla. Teresa H. Markie to Barbara 2nd Sec. $10,500. 3)_Apjn.i Deccatexine Constr. Corp. to WOOds s.1 DAVID M. SPEARS & sit Inc., to B J Walker & sit VerFurnished ____________________ Un. 2, sasx J. Kellogg & Lucille M. (QCD) Helen Rynklewlcz to James C. Thomas Jr. & wE. Pamela to Fabnlan Gimeno & niece W LIz 273 & 274 less S rum or unfurn Aols. large I 52 Sodergren. Jt. ten, LI 12 BUt Q, Lorraine A. Srzedzlnskl, U 233, Dorothy G., LI 3 131k C Sweet. N. RolfeG.Arnhym&wfJuneto 21—Situations Wanted Dale Cluxton & wE Janna s., Lawrence Redmond, Lots 16 & 317.5' OP Swope Land Co. Plat ________________________ bedrooms, carpeted, air con The Woodlands, Sec. 2, Forest Brook 4th Sec., $100. water Oaks, Sec 6, $50,900 Un. 1 17, 8G. Smiths Addn to Oviedo, of Black Hammock $16,500. ditiOnid No pets Moderate rent Tutoring in my home LI 3 BIk G, Camelot s.d $100. G&1I Dev. Co. to Gidus Carlos A. Quevedo & WE. 3221110 The hluskey Co. to Emory B. $35500 $19,500. Certified Teacher Frank D. McCaulley & sit Builders Inc., LIz 244 & 247 Dorothy to Clifford M, Durrance & D Unda, 1* 8 & 8A Call 373 3'57 Ethel F. Zielinaki & hb Leon Wilma to Wm. W. Jones sgl., w Larry Sester, sgl, to David 1 7 Bedroom, Adults only Woodcrest Un. 5 $15,600. Thomspon & wE. Patricia H., 81k hI Sweetwater Oaks, 5ec 5 O tarUn Henry Workman, sgl. 75' of E 150' of N 150' of that part PARK AVENUE MOBILE PAR K Richardson & wE Valerie D., LI Frederick A. 'Warren & wE Lot 6 B1k C, Bonaventure HIS., $13,900. 2543 Park Drive $10 up 13 BIk C Winter Woods s-cl Un. 5 & Linda Kay Perry, sgl., LIz 24, of BIk 3, S. of E. ext. of Church 24—Business Opportunities Eleanor B, to Rafael A. Balnco 2nd Addn., $61,900. Larson Constr., Inc. to Albert 25 & 26, 131k 6, Crystal Lake st., Wlldmere, $12,400. 1 Bedroom, near shcppng. 2617 Mark Stern & wE. Nancy to U Piche & wE. Ivalena V. & & wE Mercedes,, LI 35 Apple Taii Ch uSn,'s'. s)fld related to Winter Homes sd, l'2l,O0. Robert G. Moreno Elm. Sanford No pets. 379 69S.t Jr., & sit The rancpik.. c,II FAdP( 90-i 23) 2572 Lawrence A. Kennedy & wE. Michaei Schmidt & wE. Edwjna, JamesGreater Con.str. Corp. Valley, $69,000. (QCD) Betty H. Arnold to Rex Evanell N. to James D. Bradley Criden & wf I room furnished apartment, gas & wfPauline to Walter S. Allen & Woodlands, Sec 2, $48,167. Russell T. Swain Jr. & WI. repl. of Sh. I & 2 No. Orlando B Glen Arden Ills., $47,960. Weekly or $125 monthty, SQl Ann to Gee W. Taylor & sit sit Judith, lot 290 Spring Oaks Gordon Laraman & wE. Vera Patricia to Charles Turner & Magnolia Ave. 322 0711. Townsite 4th Edition, $100. The Greater Constr Corp to Sheila D.,LI7(lessN7')&Nfl' Douglas D. Picotte & Un. 2, $35,500, to Es-aS. Hampton & June, It 1 wE. Clarice, LI 15 131k A, Deborah A. to (QCD) Horace H. Self to Julius Ludwin & wE Arlene. Unit of 8, 131k 31, Sec 2., Suburban Adjacent to Sw'eetwater Oaks. 1 Bertram F. Roy L. Gray to James N. (less SE 25') BIk B Gene Gables Sweetwater Oaks, Sec bedroom cottage Ideal for couple. Mar) E. Self, LI 3-5 & E. 6.5' of 3-Br., SausalIto, Condom., Ph. Homes, $29,000. Gould & WI Janet E., LI 11 131k G References required No pqts, $125 Thbbs&wf Catherine, 11.1 & W Sec., Meredith Manor $51,000.' $112,500. Woodinere Park 2nd rep)., 36, Mayfair Sec., 1st Add., $100. I, $38,000. mo $30 security 372 1587 Raymond C. Patterson & sit 15' of 2 Lakewood Shores, 2nd (QCD Jerome J. Bornstein, Donald K. Tarr & sit. Debra Charles F. PrevaIl to Eugene Greater Constr. Corp to Patricia to Dalton H. Owens & 2 Bedroom garage ap,, furn md. & Trustee & wE. Rita to H. to Frank Dellacroce & wE. $18 3 Addn, $53,1) A. Anderson Jr. & wE Linda A., Russell I. Fay & wf Margaret, sit Betty-Anne E., LI 37 blorks from tOWfltwofl. lO Pets Thomas C. Reed & wE B1k Q, James F. Knight Jr & wE S. Musselwhite Jr., N of NE Barbara It 148, Trailwood Winifred W. to Arthur C. S 707.51' of E 470.00' of SWL4 of 323 510$. It 76 Wekiva Hunt Club Fox The Woodlands, Sec 3 of NE L4 of SW 4 Sec 7-21-29, EMs., SeC I, $23000. Mary C. to Timothy J. Keith & It 31 SEL* to Sec. 15-20-32, less S 25', Hunt, Sec 1, $40,500. McGraw & sit Alice F., (corrective) $100. Efficiency apartment, all utilities sit Patsy, It 212 0.1'. Swope $100. Arthur Nuns Jr. & wf. N.H. Rotundo & sit Martha J. Dalton H. Owens & sit Bet- furnished, summer rate. $97 SO. Karen Lake Markham EMs., $4,000. $22,000. Land Co. pint or Black 11am. Anna Jelsone, Pens. rep. to G. P. Boston & WI. Karin I., First NaIl. mv. Amer., Inc. to to Gordon C. Reid & sit Janice Iyanne E. to John N. Adults Kennedy ends' 322 7296 eves & weekEat. Frank dec'd to Anna It 8 131k C Sweetwa Icr Oaks, to Arthur C. McGraw & wE Alice mock, $24,200. Lee Lindsey & wE Alice, U, Beg 330' N of SE cor. Sec 5- & wE Christine ft., LI 37 131k Terry P, Ray, sgl., 1131 Lake Q, _________________________ Knox Properties to Erwin Jelsone, LI 18 BIk B Tr. 49 & 1.1 Sec 3, $66,300. 12.3 131k 5, Shadow Hill, $39,000. 20-32, run N 660' W 330' etc., the Woodlands, Sec 3, $43,000. Furnished Apartments Iarkham Ests., $75® Peltzer, Pres. of Peltier Constr. 81k E, Ti. 59 Sanlando Springs, Paul A. Osebe Jr. & sit. Mildred T. Mitchell & &u hb $7,300. Nader Homes, Inc. to John C. Douglass Folsom Sr. & wE Co Inc., It. 25, 81k B Spring $100. Sandra to Mark C. Neilsen,, U 611 5 Park 423 92)7 Perry L. to Thomas J. Watson & Irving Roth, sgl to Irving Cass & wE Gina, LI. 42 Lake 4 MIldred to Raymond 11 Vslley Farms, Sec. 10, $12,300 CHARLIE J. BAI.I.ARL) & Bik D, Druid hills Park, Thornton & wE S.. It 2 wE Pollyanne S.. LI. 9 131k 1 Roth, Trustee, LI 5 151k C Searcy Shores, $29,700 Mnthl, Rental5 Available Deborah Gonda E. Willey, sgl. to J. WF. Agnes to Wm. F. Langley $27,500. & Eastbrook s.d Un. No, 8, Sweetwater Oaks, $100. 51)5 $150—Color TV 131k Sabal D, Replal of Sanora Un. Point Prop., Inc. (form Wni. Stefan, sgl., condom., Unit & wf. Mary E. S L of It II & all Wesley G. Benton & wE. 2, 116900 QUALITY INN-NORTH $32,500. Jefler)' C. ArgentIne & sit M14-Fla. Prop) tu S.R. 434 i & st iii, Lce'ij.4 10!, Bldg. N., Crown Oaks 1st of 1? 81k C, Buena Vista EMs., Sandra J. to SVrenco homes Harold E. Crowley, sgl. to Mary to Ruby K. Payne & Son, Investment Corp., Thai part of Simon Gluek & wt Janice & $9,000. Addn., $3() Inc., W ' of SW tg of NW John Wm. Stoudt & wE Sue C., Donald K. Payne, It 9 BIk 23, W'. of SWt 4 Charles F. Bloom Jr. & of Sec. 15, W. of AVALON APARTMENTS Wm. J. Westerman Jr. & wE. (less N 990' & rd Sec. 35-21-30, Marie Bel Mn Homes, Inc., to Gee. It. 11, 131k A, Lake Ruth South, HeftIer Homes, hlossell Pk, Sec Little Wekiva River; all that ADULTS 140 PETS to Maurice A. Evans & Edit. Stock Jr. & sit Susan N., Phyllis to James H. Myers & $50,000. 6 W 2nd SI 1, $21,000. part of sit Melinease, LI 10 Loch Arbor, 132,000 NE's of SE'. of See. 16, Lot 483, Spring Oaks Un. III, wE. Gloria E 33' of LI I & W 93' (QCD) Wesley G. Benton & Fairland (QCD) Investment Corp. of Suzanne G. Cox to Robert A W of Wekh'a Rlver& part of W Sec., $1 of 2 Blk C Dommerich Hilts, 6th wE. Sandra J. to Wesley C,. s3lsoo SI. Johns to F. Scott Kenneth & Bouthot & wE Gloria H., 1.1 5 131k '* of See 16 E of Wekls'a RIs-er& Cli)'ton F. Wolfe & wf I2aura hiGh F.-RNlNC,S Grange Prop., Inc, to Donald Add, $57,000. Benton, W 100' of Its 1 & 2 131k of I' NW'4 of E, Ridge High 1st Addn., W of Little Wekiva His- ct' etc., to Donald G. Koester & wf Carol wE Connie E., POlENTIAI. (QCDI J. Brailcy Odham & Normandy AdJn. CB, $100, ,Fleig & wE Jo Ann, 1.1. 437 NEts of Sec. 6-20-32, less N 700' $25,300. etil in Twa. 20 Sr.,, Range J LI 8 Ileplat of Pearl Lake flP PART TIME 29 wE. louise to Jack F. Moore & Spring Oaks Un. III, $39,900. Hence M. Mougenal & p & W 33' for rd, $100. 0-i'd ?lCtrt d . $trto,siPs a'. QCi)) Darrell Cox fib. of $l3,U0O. i'O* Dliiig ,SI$i'shed in - I _____ _______ _____ ____ _______ ___ Imadell Davis Carr & hb. MI;uo Takahara, deputy BY LARRY SAXON editor of one of Japan's leading _________________________________________________ national daily newspapers with An increasingly popular way predict the 'actual "final" offices In Tokyo, can't aIf to to dispose of real estate is via selling price when listed any live there. Instead, he lives the real estate auction method. other way. Just as it's rare that the suburbs of Yokohama, hoir and 10 mInutes' commute At the June Orlando.WLnter anyone can give you an exact in the morning, an hour and a Park Board of Realtors value of your property. Even Multiple Ung Service break- professional appraiser can oniy ha in the evening. pj cost 13 millIon yen, about fast meeting guest speaker was give you his opinion. When he , Jim Graham of North Palm appraises, he's not offering to $45,000, and he t a9 Beach. Graham Is a licensed buy the property at that price! "It's inconvenient to five In a Real Estate broker and auc'ott aing that whatever faraway place like that," he tioneer, and his subject was the last bid Is, I have to accept said, but "ahikata ga nat" — no "The Auction as a method of It? selling real estate." help for it. Usually.., but why wouldn't At one time or another almost Two years ago, Takahaxa been you want to? You'll be getting every te of property returned from four years t value. sold by auction. The auction Washington as How do you determine what sales are usually adve'.tJseJ correspOndent and tx,'g four-cylinder Toyota. Ills wife several week.i tihead and a "market value" Is? mailing sent out to a list of Market value Is what a uses the car for shopping for taking their two daughters likely prospects and previous property brings after being • the Minamiza Theater, cross the Shijo Bridge and turn to the right and you're on a narrow Street called PontCho. If you're looking for a certain Mrs. Shlmiiu puts the blame To wring Inflation out of ti'e — ,., , • ,• kind of action. thnt' wh it' '•. i, .-. - -----------, .-.- . -. 1 at—thereorafewblockstothe One Is the long-standing policy tightened money, curbed southeast in Glon. — ___ ' I n rryitf1nti ... }JiIUiIi .. ViiLUU d5VU -. r' m'r's "'Li&ii 10 UlU i --ii - __________ 1Seminole Land Transactions Recorded Estate Real I — — _________________ 16 — .-..-- - _____________ By LEONARD BOASBERG The Herald Services C ____ L I fes ty/es A I tered In Japan Cal Salt Sunday, June22, )73 C—Evenlng Herald Sanford, Fl. — - - — - -- - - - k - Realestateauctioneeriusea buycrs...andthosebuyersget chant that enibles them " tn t,fhr nna'l FiIit4$J,'ttmnitlllu,s1u - - - I ' - ' — II - - - -, --- ---- -. - -S ,'?•_"' '"" ',"' "My family had to give up h4,lI,.lkA __ 1. YTC ._ "" W hUb UI hA - -= - - - 1._fl LiL:'ci !kfltthg.' 1h5 %T'tf about the price of food, which flOW C(t5 301040 per cent more than a year ago, he says. Lunch at a sznau office has almost doubled In " "• cç,niz4 dcnuincla lot catch-up raises. The policies have had some success in slackening the rate of inflation — economists predict about 15 per cent jg . .. - - .• year — out at me cost o we tobacco auctioneers sell1n to professional buyers, who are accustomed to their particular chant, the real estate auctioneer makes sure everyone can foll,,w the bidding. 0 " ,.,, -" of "eurnor'her'' professionally conducted • auction! The highest bid, under this circumstance, WILL be the TRIJE market value. 1) Absolute auction 2) SubJect tn confirmation With the trst, the seller states he iIl convey the property to the bidder who offers the highest price. Subject to confirmation means the sellerhas the right to rejector they're broke. I hear that the only time ' - "' _______________ __________________________________ ' . _______ ______ _____________________ — —_____ 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 ______ —— _______ ______ ____________ __________ 21 I SEEK & FIND Hodge Podge"C" a few words. But at 11 p.m., fourfold increase In the price of when The Sisters doses up, she oil, Japan last year ran the walks to the door with you and, highest inflation rate of any bowing, bids you "sayonara." Industrialized nation — 25 per UmekoIs.Shewasbornon cent,morethantwtceU,S. a small farm not too far from rate. Kyoto. Until a year or so ago she worked In an office. Now Japan' Before we returned from the United States, F6COnUflended to my wife and my two daughters that they eat asmuchbedastheycaneat,o that they' ild product since World War II: an unprecedented number of business bankruptcies, and an unprecedented rate of uneinploent — about a million joble out of Japan's work Benefit - This Is absolutely not true The US. Government and the biggest corporations In the worldhaveuucuonseveryday — because they know the auction method works! — ___________ ' Food Ekmnfs then, an average of l0O000 Of whether he eeLs a at1sfiu'tnrv - --— vienevo rwlg'e a month — bout so. er -' U1 4IJ! hJ 1 t 111 1 • DEAR DR. LAMB — I'd Like family, back on the farm, Uardens far the most common. They're doesn't know she works at some basic Information about also the most successful Luxury Patio food and body chemistry. Just Sisters, she says. because they command a better what does what do to what? And if they did? crowd and bidders are usually Apartments re is such an amount of "They would be unhappy." more responsive If they know Umeko Is not a geisha, that iflfOlTflatiOn or misinformation the seller means business. STUDIO 1,2,3 about unique (and getting uniquer) around calories, There was considerable inBEDROOM SUITES Japanese entertainer, trained cholesterol, saturated fats, terest shown at the meeting and 28 ED ROOM c,f unsaturated fats, animal fats, from chndioi in in a austInn and ani.r TOWP4HOUSFS singing, dancing, and pleasing vegetable fats, protein, carsession afterwards some of the men. She Is not a joro, a bOhydrates, and sooner or later, mean? Ice cream, coffee, tea, body works and how to take Inquiries were: prostitute. She Is a hostess jc each substance is the evil one or salt, pepper, gelatin, sugar — care of It. What could be more How can I be lire of what my FROM 935 60 at The Sisters and one of the life saver, depending on who do these substances have any relevant, if I may use that property *111 brIng? 1505 W. 25th St. an estimated 500,000 in large is writing or talking about It. I nutritional value? Do they have word? Most of our school No one can be absolutely sure nightclubs and small bars in am completely confused, any harmful effects? Are there systems have little time of what a property will bring at SANFORD I'd like to know what are the any guidelines along which one devoted to this mod important auction. But isn't It also Japan today. 322.2090 Maybe she would have jj necessary substances, what are could discover just what has basic knowledge. The young that an ownçr can seldom _________________ the beneficial ones, and what to The Sisters even If It hadn't gone into a product, and this people are Interested, too, I been for the combination of are the harmful ones? Which conclude for himself have learned from my mall. recession and inflation that ones build the body' %flijth whether the item is beneficial They are like you and can't get currently gi1 Japan' Maybe ones maintain It? Which ones or harmful? I believe my solid information. -not. For many Japanese destroy it? Am I correct in Ignorance and confusion over presuming that unsaturated the subject Is evident. women, in any case, ttere is , you The subject Is Large. You will too much choice. (vegetable fats) are good fats Inform me? need to understand how fnM a "of course - they are not and saturated fats (animal DEAR READER — The first processed or, as you say, what working willingly," says fats) are the harmful ones? step to knowledge Is confusion, does what do to what. I have Hatako Shlrnlzu, the motherly Is protein the body builder? If I can't answer all your written two books on these ____________________________________________ secretary general of the so, what type of protein food is questions In one column. topics. Don't buy them, Just go •mitur.. Japanese Housewives available, low or without saythatyourletterexemplmes to the Library and ask for Association, cholesterol, which I understand the general confusion of "Metabolics: Putting Your But, she points out, with part is present In large quantities in publlc today. I'm crusading, Food Energy to Work" (Harper k\ I time jobs, especially for milk, cheese and eggs, which you might say, for inai and Row, 1974) for information women, falling off while [rices are high protein foods, on processing 701W food, and people's knowledge of health Along the same line, what is the big gap Is In ow' educational "What You Need to Know About backtothefarm, if that's where the difference between system.Itdoesaeemtome that Food and Cooking For Health" they'refrom,orgobacktothelr processed and unprocessed one of the most important (Viking Press, 1973) for InW•canmove you hosnes—orgolntothet,arsand fo hascheeseandflour? thlngsa person should l, to formation on food items, nightclubs. And what exactly does the term cope with living, is how his own preparation and food values. a new home i_ — 4 APARTMENT MOVING DOESN'T [] HAVE TO BE EXPENSIVE Move bito Sanford's Prettiest And Mcst Talked About Apari'ment Complex For Rrst Month's Rent Only 1&2 Bdroom Apertnwnts. Furnished or Unfurnishgd HOROSCOPE lwy. 17-fl Sanford _____________ 323-WI _____ BYBERNICEBEDEOSOL ___________________________________ I ________________________ - Let Us Design Your Dream Home ARIES (March 21-April 19) line of work Is similar to yours. Your aspects are very than you are with smaller Situations that you direct today They may know of an op- favorable at this time in regard Issues. Skip the little things till will prove to be fortunate for all portunity for you. to material blessings. Before later. Involved. LEO Juiy 23-Aug. 22) Don't the week Is out your resources PISCES (Feb. 20-March 0) TAURUS (April 20.May 20) turndownanysoclallnvitatlons could Increase. You'll be lucky today in any People in general today still today, even If you have to atSAGITTARIUS (Now. 23- dealings you have affecting tend to treat you extremely tend several. A valuable con- Dec. 21) You're likely to be the your finances or career. Be generously. Gather your tact Is waiting to meet you. guy who winds up with positive. Conduct your affairs harvest while the getting's VIRGO ( Aug. 23-Sept. 22) everyone's chij today in your accordingly. Should conditions lend them- friendly Little penny ante poker GEMINI (May 21-June 20) selves to closing an Important game. YOUR BIRThDAY Bargains or agreements today matter today, Jump on it. Luck CAPRICORN (Dec. fl-Jan. 1975 wIll be Lasting and bountiful, will help you profit. 19) Be patient, breaks are especially if a friend you've LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) comIng that aren't completely You'll have some marvelous known for some time is In- Good news will be coming to visible yet. Things will work out opportunities this year. They'll volved. you shortiy through two dlf. as well as you dare hope. result In a rise In your status CANCER (June 21-July 22) ferent sources. You could even AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) and position careerwise. A Be particularly attentive to hearbitsandplecesoflttoday. Youaremuchmoi'ecapableat heavier take4oe pay is people you meet today whose SCORPIO Oct. 24-Nov. 22) handling major projects today very likely. - ASSOCIATED PLAN SERVICE, INC __- P.O. lbs 1095, Longwood, FlorIda 32750 Ph. (305) 130-14U. (5)534.000 __________ ____________________________________________________ _____________________________________ ______ Toke o Close Look ' r GENERAL TENDENCIES: to July 21) You can get in touch 01 the Influential who can help AnexcelientFullMoondayand wlthmoneyexpertsand find the you commercialize on them. evening to put in action a rfghtwaytoaddtoyourpresent SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 tO magnanimous and generous income. Quit dabbling awl fInd Dec. 21) Getting Into new Inplan. It's now possible to think your fte. terestslswlse today. Plan some big nd get big. Compliment LEO (July 2210 Aug. 21) Use trip. Correspond. Take time to charintohelpc,thers,andyou visit with associates in othei'a.Beoutgoing. attract friends and increase evening. ARIES(March2ltoAprll 19) future Income. Ideas of APRICORN(Dec,fltoJan. O.t 11) the amu..emcntj that associates may be differ,rnt ZQ) Handle any financial or most appeal to you and have a yw'5 but can succeed, government matters with efgood time with congenlals. ficlency for benefits Don't VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sept. Take mate along. Avoid whatnegiect romantic tie, or you ever'az!otgoodforyou. Pereverelnanewlnterestand _iTi ' rr ' __ __ ___ __ ______ _____ ____ - ___ . - .. RENTAL APARTITIENTS FROITI p155 8ad1euiood 110 W. Airport Blvd. Sanford, FIa. 323-7870 7 days a week 1La5 1 %J v 1 ____________________________ 1 -- - - - i- - _______ - - - 'p , — — - Ad'i.sV,t,o,t WIbO S . ti I'S bswd - on ,. _____________________ PiOI"* A' ' - ye,., f S., ' Lit ,,, ,,., w. , ,.t ___ - 1 — ______ ________ ____ ___ . sw us ,, .5 oflnleq• Pm5 — .4 tI4ICIiOfl 04 ift9fl $75 Ofl'vwd 0' v0u' ad vsric. litvfl'-bcji $f Vi A' , TOTAL PSICI $31.SN 5. 2)Y..rMOrIsaer )tPaymsiit1 Pc'? Is Pt' Aniivel - Realty & Development Corp 1)51) *1)5445 1)51)-Ill III? W)Al I&MI1'tSIIYl IWi,A?,CAAL -- -- - For Monday, June 23, 1975 . --- - - - 'I, . Custom House Plans Stock House Plans Room Additions Plot Plans - NO MONEY DOWN! I ". W*p f- - - Move Up flautjful and •: .- - - -, - . - -, -. - — -_ , - -. Maronda Homes... 1 charmIng 2 bed room, 2 bath home has huge walk.in clowl off the oversized masterhedroom — '-? un 4 :r' •, I ____ I'- _ - ______ ___ ___ Nathaniel James & sit Gwen. LI 13 131k F Sunland EMs,, etc. Gordon & James J. Whelan Sr., 1117 Blk B The Colonnades, 1st dolyn N., 1.1 757 SprIng Oaks $600. W. H. Lane & wE. Margaret to Soc., $16,. Un. iV, so.. dam F. Butch & sit. Eula C., Mary Myers Thomas F. Retina Fin., Inc. etc 1 22 & E ' of 21 111k 14 Lake Gould, Lutz 24, 25, 26, 27 & 20, _____ .;. TAURUS (April20 to May ) you will start getting II)CI'SUId AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to reb. Put that new plan to work that profits. Talk with co-workers and coordinate efforts in. 19) Take time to be with rnsk your home congenlala you truly enjoy and telllgently for fine resuits comfortable and your family cement deeper bonds. Partners happier Lzngroving Jolt cowlJLIBRA (Sept. 23 to Oct. 22) need zmre assurance of your lions Is wiLe rprtv, Show loyalty to good friends current Interest GE1INI (May 21 JUne 21) who have been kind and loyal to PISCES (Feb. 20 to March 20) Concwtrate on you in the p. Work out that 'seeopportuniUea now neil as tho out of project with the one you love, that will help you advance norm, and you get good results. SCORPIO (Oct. 3 to Nov. 21) easily. Come to a better under.' Mketh1aproItay,pjp'., Fine day to get your best standing with fellow workers. MOON CHIWRI4 (June 22 capabtIiUesbforetheattentlon Avoid demoralizing person. - To .. .. THE CORONADO ONLY $21,900 ,- -u, o.i,,*a Ci,?. Tvr.i leff I NIW.. ske4? ø Ds4$sm.a lied. Ii Pai,au,, CI., wa ,i LDW ssw, - - - '. - • , - - ' ,w ossary I j - fflROflDA HOES '' - . d with For Sunday, June 22, 1975 • - Can C ryI11j ________ - way .cawvd, bp, dowa, o dina1y ii the penis. Find th ddeaaameiMboxftiau a: CAUCO CLAIRVOYANT CORTEX CENTRIFUGAL COBALT COMMERCE CHANDELIER CROCODILE CLOVE CHICKADEE C(1L.TURE - CINQUEFOIL ______________ __________ ___________ . 616 U.IISI M(T'O4'I 81V SuIf 05 - i b4iiP)1T( SPQI\; iOtCA 3POI -.1 Viola 11.,, Lot 51, Lake of the George A Jenner&wf. Linda Mary, $100. Woods Townhouse, Sec. 2, to James D. Kincheloc & WI. Stephen G. Loges & sit. $31,800. Elsie T. LI 4 131k 6, Pearl Lake Catherine U. to James Thomas & WE. Charlene, I.t Agmt Deed, Merle Harris & hits., $58,000. Eu.a, Inc. to Acme Conveyor 131k C The Springs, $15,500. wI Harrtett to Walter G. Lawrence Bare to Jane I. McCreless& wf Bertle Lee, Sec. Co., Inc., BIk 7, TIer 14, I-la. - to F. Scott Kenneth & sit Connie sit Gloria H., LI 5 131k E Ridge to S. R. 434 Joe Wiginton & sit Jo Dell, S mv. Corp., water & E. (same desc. as above, $100. High 1st Addn., $100. of N 120' of E' of It 2, BUt A, sewer lines, mains, lift stations LI. 105, Barclay Woods, lit Raymond H. Biackwell & sit etc. In Sec. 32&33-2!)-29, $100. Wm. Brutl's Addn. to LW. (less Rd. Addn., $40,600 Beverly to Ronald G. Furnald & (QCE( EC Enterprises Inc. to n-si), $24,000. James E Gooding, Trustee & sit Ruth G., 1.1 12 81k 13 S.R. 434 Investment Corp., Jax Noah 13. Mellon & wE Karen to Inc., E1 0ESEL6 (also des. as Norman N. Bean & wf easement, $100. Harriet Eats., $22900 E 20 acres of S' of NWL6) of 3- Corinne to Charles H. Beck & sit The hluskey Co. to Robert 21-29 Stanley B. Foster & sit l 345.52' of above, Marsha, E 28.60' 011.1 24 & W PhyLlis to Reiche Inc., It 13 111k 13, SweetIsrael Hardy & wE i3.3799 acres rn-i, $584,000. 4?.40'o{25fllkSSSanlandoThe Normanie E., Lt. 60 The it'aler Oaks, Sec 7, $19,900. Kenneth H. Bovio & wE Suburb Beaul., Palm Springs Coinades, 3rd Sec.. $19,100. Gerald 13. Ogler & wE Marilyn Patricia to Harold K. Crabb & Sec., $37.200 (QCD)Ludy W".zhington, sgt. conmpo,ary canli,s hat Co.,,. b'i me latest cae.'sak IChil'tiaes .'ll $'ttStC and U,*ti,e 'ffi$gnit'on These candle a'. no. b..ng sold ''$Qt Ch-,,, Ito,,, T's 's a lt'gPi ,olum. mats,, .th $i 0tt$1idlly4 p'oI'I . , ",ri'c'p We Pii'nsh It-i Gil) its and C'i"PlIl,t WI vp yg.f "I'S wt. today "''. to' dale, P*,ay, hori ,,umt., 1Y4 (t5)5y 427 40' NE of N line of Si SW '. etc., $8500 _ - -,.-4- -. ._ -- _.--.- _-_ - . of SI, Gertrude Addn. to Sanford, of Sec. 6-20-31 less S 35' for rd LI 23, 131k A, Tha Springs Glen- $147,000. $100. - wood Village. Sec 2, $56,500. Bomaventure bIts., 2nd 5cc, Slmko Schaefer & Francis A. $54,000. Jr., U 67 Brookhollow $100. PCIUu1S, 1st Addn. Midway, '.v' Ca' 92121 i7tli 4S-1t$) �-— IC— Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. ___ - Sunday, Juni '22, i7S _________________ __ :: 31A-tiplexes ______ - _________________ 41—Houses 41 —Houses _____________________________ - ________________________ SANFORD LAKE MARY area,2 BR NEW SMYRP4A BEACH- Beah front. poolside lury care duplex with dnminlum apt Complete! COmpIefCly enctOtid Appliances, Re?sonabte Sday special or by 4ir conditioner, drapes. area rug week 647 2559 5)50 per month includ'ng service All you 00 i swim Sii ____________ thit now Rick Moran. $1, _________________ . Clósets Overflowing With Suits ma, are too tight A Classified Ad in Office space for rent: across from flit HERALD is the arnwert the County Court House. Air Condition, heat arid utilities fur. 3 ttedrooms. family room, 7 rushed Call 372 2616 after I p m. bedroom, carport Children okay 37)7117 _________________________________ DFITONA New Duplex. Furn or unfurri Drapes. Wjt:'. Lawn Care 373 )B?S or 614 1346 41—Hot,ses ________ ---------- - ----- --------- Real Estate Reg Real Estate Broker 321 0603,3 7745,3,3 7•95 well trained Pony. and tack. neck 19M Mercury Monterey. faCtory air, radio, heater, rein. $75 or bitt offer. Richard conditiOn 339 7159. Cniger, 3,30141. BUY — SELL - TRADE 3,3 5471 Frenkiin Stove S50 373 5076 __________________________ Wilson- Sam Snead Signature Clubs- I woods, I irc,ns. Also I McGregor woods- S irons, plus pitching wedge. Excellent con dit lore. Choice either set $75 7Turkeys- $5 each i p—ns - * "Get 'Em While * ______________________________ --' Xitchen.Bathroom Cabinets, JIM DANDY JAll FEED Counter tops. Sinks, Installation "Buy Direct From Boxcar' available. Bud Cabefl. 3221052 GORMLY'SE.46 Sanford3Z3 i; anytime. CASH 322.4132 '..". ) Tj ____________ 1911 Dodge Van, automatic, ps, PB factory air, factory AM FM stereo, cruise control, miles. 11.200 377 6915. ''' 1961 Imperial Excellent Cond;tiofl, $500 373 47I Bennett Realty lnc Assume Payments - -;,' 1969 Ambitsidor, 6 cyl. automat; good condItion, Sl,30g Call SI?? eves. - 0167 after 6. ____________ I 1i' — - _____________ rf-: — 1973 1 968 2 1 '1 ,rt -- - - - .t. - - ,- £ - -. ___________ - .- __ '\\ 1975 - - - 0 %' _-L; ______ ____ __________ ____________________ ,'. '.. - I LARGE AUCTION.I j _ - ________________________________________________________ I - - ' , ,J " Heavy Construction Equipment lISIA N. 1i?td.iy. Je,w 7$ '- I -,.. ITW- &Nr ________ ROLLINS: 1.5 lI-CiTes ).WPi4, (7) 0,iwstasow,,s, I.y.m paivlaPics s j _____ Glues, :-!' a OTHER EQUIPMENT Tvck perlabua c*ret batch pseas, (3) III. KMI FF41 paving CMI cwt machis., (?lvrt listribvSerg 5" 6 4" cestut,aI pvsnpu Cluvuland t?Iøchiqj (3) Rest Rates, HjiIer wtsc*a Air compr,swv Wt44,s'i, LpMhs $p$ti; Many ether ____________________________ __________________________ Vp'..-_ .1 __________ • We have many homes low down a under - ______________ ' 1555 OTHU TRUCkS: '71 Find P554 Flatbed: INC Ill. flStbed; 'Il I$C 1441.at bav C'S(L'47IHCI44sR..Iers;(5)$.f,)c,trwrts.qGuC&pad It" - PICKUPS-AUTOS; '75 D.öpe Chs*pii. m.$s,64.H (3) Pktipij (4) aiIm TRAILERS: '49 SsilTh-Ou 1-esli liwIsy: IS) SIP.. tandem Iemleyis (SI Other lewbeys, 13 Trpic.al Ilemis... de."•, '44 Greet Dan.. r,fr*nat.d van.. '7) Gr,a1Dat4*d,c5frsm,,())platWds:l4)y,,s., a t PAYTON REALTY Reg,Realtstate8roker 3271301,2610 Hiawatha Ave alt? 92 - ACRES, beautiful Colorado! $25 down, $75 monthly. 6 prt. interest, $7,750 cash price. Surveyed, ac cessibletohay.Re.taI, high mountain valley. Owner $06____________________________ 3765690. IDYLLWILDE- Like flCW 3 bedroom, 2 bath, family room, CaliBart Real Estate In Lake Mary ____ Estate Waided REALTORn119S Beautiful large homi' on Lake Mary, 120' on the beach, 3 Screened rn porches. larg. veranda, over •, ______________________ SJ Private party- wants building lot or small acreage on St. Johns River. i - - Business Home, zoned commercial, I lane highway Great terms. - Used REAL ESTATE INC. GENERAL CONTRACTOR OPEN HOUSE 15 7145 S. SANFORD AVE. Like row, vacant 3 bedroom home, low down, terms or trade Immediate occupancy $24,500 Make offer. vet ; t j nut 117 COUNTRY CLUB CIRCLE- 2 Bedrooms, family room, air coeditiore'd, nice carpeting. down payment Move in now. 5)5.500. 322-6457 After S-372 if)-)?) 7112 cam St. Johns River area Home, mar 'na. 'tv p or acreage Buying within 60 dayS. Wm. Koshioi. 203 Ocean Drive, Tavernier, FIa., 33070 - -... .---'-- ,rj - - -- U&' - , - . -- '- - - wu Central Heat & Air, Condtloning. -. For free estimates, call Carl Harris, at SEARS in Sanford. 372. (Iormenly l-tarriett's Beauty P400k) 519 E. PIne 3,3 $142 — SPECIAL- Permanent Wave, $10, Ask for "Glen Bernice's Beauty Salon, 76)5 Sanford Ave 171 )'M " . . Cleaning ___________________________ Carpet __1-., -. - ---- flulidotlnq, Excavating, Ditch Work Fill dirt. top tøil 3;7$9) - C&A l3ackhoe - . . Cl) t. I - r 8 r- . I-V .,: - •, . 9 5) ,iZ - '. , "• , -" I . ...,r7,5'.'. . S)' -o 5) 'C , Z - U ''i' 1' 8 V ,,( ,2. '9 j_ ,, av ói a 0 7" .5" ,., U t '.;• ..... -. - '/-'.''-" ':";'.:f. ' ," ''EE -. :..'. ."f4P'.' .' ('-.. :f"; i,' L"c' 2E I., c a " .;.e'-,'( ''.'l '! - h) -'? I '2., ;:_: ,: . .:; •1 .,_. . -. • ,- - U ,' '9 5, C •.. ,,'V''t I P t. j ,J',c,,'-'5'''i_I_.4 - . Zo )'l ,. - V.---- Cl) 'C t : i .Lss < 'q i . ' ' '1 2 2E " 1 ai - 2 :I-'t2 -' 1 co: 'l'u' ' ,E '.2- ' - (J1flgdIngs, -. t: Lawn Care z C.' Wall Papering 2 11) _ F -• Z _______________ ' gsci " - .,-. __________ 64—Equipment 3360 u'- - - - -o I-' ,,t',r'red - _ _- iI . Roof1n - .___ z a. Preuvre Cleanlng LOfld MaInte,I, " I - a ' ' - - - ti's cn —. Home Improvements . - Care . -_____________________________ _, LU 1e' .b c Portraits, Aerial, Advertising SumrnerWedd;n'Sperial 7'$ 5Sf" of 5 V - --- g(sgL,. 'C :, '0 p y Wtddirgj, Canciids, (,mmcnicaI FSTFR$ON (AND CLEARING Bring New Life - _______ p_,t*r,y - . . -3I a 8 I --...•.•• - )i PET REST INtl Boarding A. Grcxmri Pt, 337 .4357 APT ALL ltir, t AI4r) ft 1APti All tr5 iOt & a'rage cleared We hive top soil, fill dirt, Oay, and shell available. PlI fAIl ..i,hi or day, 773 3953 - - '.1 Ltd CharMg , - I - 12 P'uIlh APT IIPOWP4 I'I:ST CO'iTPUL 2547 Park Drive Pit r'i '.4' "-V "MAC" M C'. lJPl(. Bcxied IlVf ',TIC,Al IO'I$, ALL I P11 37') CrnOit or 37) SitS s' ia 8 I_____________________ Peat Control Invaitigatori TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON SPRING HOUSECLEANING? SELL THOSE NO LONGER NEEDED ITEMS WITH A CLASSIFIED AD. -- p II ' 0 . RELAXED is v I , a .. 0 tried th rest now ?ry ??t best Expert paint & boct' work 754 7)04 after 4 p m 373 1595 Pick tsp A. delivery a Q "'" 8 hlvp GET THOSE LUXURY ITEMS FOR A FRACTION OF THEIR COST BEAT HIGH ELECTRIC COSTFROM TODAY'S WANT ADS! Install water to air heat pump- ______________________ free ut, DYKES AIR CON w - 4' i4 Paint Wirk _____________________________ Merchandise UIET, — Is, , - & lady Improvemeois To Your Carpeting Le$meMOworTlLLyourlotandor And revive the Service original beauty Forrest Greene, Inc. garden spot. Floyd Freer, ___________________________ rugs Cleaned in your Own Lanciclear.rg, fill dirt, clay, rOck AlA CLEANS ALL 5191 home by Von Sthrader dry foam All kinds. of digging House trait 3736353 REALTORS flfl ________________________ ________________________ tnterlorpres%urpcleanng method Nonnuss.. no fuss., no odor, ers. stored and moved 372 9)17 or 373 CIAS GRAVELY MOWERS Use same day. Alt work $34 lIPS SANFORD ______________________ guaranteed Phone for estimate, Atstp,r:j 5ls & Service 3397619 or 8)06370 NO LONGER USED CAMPING Financing- Phone 3)96417 For LOCATION ' scelIaneous for SaIe GEAR IS IN DEMAND SCLL IT Pick up A. Delivery. Camco tL' '('C1 C Expert roof reps 1 Pedi'ooms. 7 ta?h home tC-'.' •'iT4 the 'I ".''I r dustrial Ecuipmcnt, Inc 3l W th.r.gles 'All work Cnteer, priced below $31,000 with ____________________________ Melody Lank. Casseiberry We Sell The Best & ROOFING 32) olcn3 the 3rd bedroom and apartment Lawn Mowers !O0D Rest Western Auti'i. The Specreaclde granules for lawn in i " attached, but separate from main II your roof 'ht W 1st sect control. GardunLand, 1400 W. house Storage a plenty. Call Is for the birds I M.owinn. flis.ln Itt St., 373 M. today. There's only ore like this, flack hoe work, Mirket, Sat A. Sun Free Call the Bird— c5ti hay baleing, Light AlLsmnvm Uliltty Buildings ,n<lud I Arnie Levy, REALTOR Associate Flea tables Stan's Auction. Hwy 46 W. ng floor, delivery, installation clearino 3,3 I77 atter Allen Wrenn for Rent , HUSKEY REALTY 32) 0707 Roll a way b0. clean, $25, Sort Pent Blue Lustre Electric Carpet REALTORS.Maltlandlranch lulldlng, roofing and concrete Shampooerloronly$).SOperday. board 10'. 110: Hntpolnt Air 617 _________________________ finIshing, free estimates. OpenUl _____________________________ CARROLL'S FURNITURE conditioner, l0.UQ STU, $30; 2cYrs Realty Experiencur Piece of grcen shag Carpet, new %4.AKE ROOM TO STORE YOUR CCM"L[TE LAWN SERVICE A1,) PAUL SLATER 19's 7'-,') 515 332-1041. MAINTENANCE. For .tui'.ui Profest;onaiWalIpa 'iJfiER ITEMS, Hanger 7S.I3PALMETTOAVE,,3h.idrDQ,,, SELL 6—buIs call 3,3.7262. I' bath, kitchen equipped. COn' A trj Zoo LIcensed Residential, Commercial "DON'T NEEDS" FAST WITH A Tb. Herald'i Special __________________________ Free Estimates Ph 377 6873 v,nient to Stopping. WANT AD. Phone 3?? 261) or $31 by and siction on our now Central Flgrida COME I GET UMI call. 9993 Pod a fniendl, Ad Zoo. Don't miss it on July 3VISO' will Eliminate the high cosl of watering LlveRabblts$l.50 PeI' you your lawn We install spt-i'ekler ; 3306$. Palmway. Sanford FLORIDA DREAM HOME- Retire smstt' at t O rc.i 'jble In Style, in this custom I bedroom SOLAR HEATING AND WATFJS Y(' CoHI-i ç%u7p4e5, sable i, ';.tet It, th ar(,n rt'' c%lmalrt PURIFICATION SYSTEMSIetrt country home on ore 1911 WELi 5. DRILLED PIjMPS I) 97 dlpt' jt 4. Sun 9 5. Eyes health guaranteed. Southern Lawn ServIce fl29w Call Phil Gonzalez 305 373 3919 acre tree thaded SPRINKLER SYSTEMS S31 3234700 AIIlypetamjsi Terms Q - l,1 BUDDY'S HOMCIMPROVEMENT ALL TYPES OF CARPENTRY AND REPAIRS. 372 1335 "— NELSON'S FLORIDA ROSES Woodruff'sGarden Center 60lCeleryAve,Sanford - - - _____________ xv. ligme '—I Air Conditioning Beauty Care cabinets, as Is Cash arid Carry. NOLL'S Cassilbefry. 17 ? I ______________________________ ___________________________ U2PC . -. ", - office furniture chairs, straight chairs, filing • rj : r . ______________________________ Wood or steel deskS (executive desk & chaIrs, secretarial desks & Executive home in quiet neighhortOod iri Sanford. Lake F,Sary area, priced up to 1*0.000, Phone JulIe B Realty. Inc.. Realtor; $3). 411 e'venigs' Zo.na Beckwit,, 322. 1315. 373 7150 JOHNNY WALKER .- JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY DITlOIPic', 331 t-tJ7 _____________ - $11,950. Acre Realty, REALTOR. acre b EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU 1771 _________________________ ROBSON MARINE 7977 Hwy 11?? . _______________________ On LakeMary 8 or BeoutifuiSacres,piavedroad,tre,s, ciear flowing stream, horses o g Terry Realty, REALTOR, 675 fireplace, beautifully landscaped with prIvacy fence. .b ' BUSINESS DIRECTORY _______________ iurger ClassIc, excellent, live aboard, cruising, 3 BR, 1'. bath. $3,500. See Chimera II, Monroe Harbor. fl3-l3O. _ g' A small Classified Ad brings big returns. Try one and see. Call 3772411 1)1-99?) I 4'4' i - 73' Crltchfieicl Cruiser, 160 Inboardoutboard power Ideal for family camping, skiing, & lishing 337 Sill or 3720271 ________________________________ 2365 Park Dr. -- q 'a2 I. ' ,.s., - ols-Acreage ISV PRISmIs 1hd.,1.Il.a APtaaIa.O.ir'pts*)49 ($a,.,554IS4 ! H ' t.1 SSBoats & Accessories _______________________________ 31O3OrlandoDnive Sanford 373 5700 _________________________ 43 . NATIONAL AUCTION COMPANV OF AMIRICA,INC. . ' U ONTHI-SPOT FINANCING ___________________________ GREGORY MOBILE HOMES - p a * * NATIONAL AUTO SALES 2600S FRENCH. SANFORD - . Call en wvits AvdI..w.rs len Pr., descriptive Inichius. NO INTEREST--NO RED TAPE Mon. lues, Wed. 9 to S at 901 MagnolIa Ave. __________________________________ You can get a fair price when you advertise your "don't needs' in the Want AdJ. Come see the latest in luxury family lIving, the all new 71'xLI' Glen brook. 5) " PORCH SALE- Clothes, Misc. Licensed Orlando 773 5410. _________________________ 322-2420 Anytime Your ML5 Agency REALTORS - MOBILE HOME MOVING. Corn plete set up. I'll save you money. with private entrance. Quiet street, yet near churches and tchoolt II you hik,It.giveusaca?l for more information $70,, financed. Please call us' ntSnIV. Jfl -Vi)Y ___________________________ CITY- DRIVE BY this charming 3 bedroom home at 1012 Magnolia Ave. Has a nearly new addition payments-owner . P*at, DREAMWOLDIMMACULATE HOME priced at $73,000. 3 bedrooms,? baths, fully carpeted. Central heat and air. Eat-in kitchen pius dining area. Ready to fliOve mt (2) 5 acre tracts, very 10* down payment, mobile home approved (13 -- t I- ''" . -. -' Acreage very . OUMPTRUCkS:(3)'7 )INC$IIs(3)'73F41.T$s5,.flQNp.,.79p,, C d.mps ________________________ S 7 bath mobile Owner financed, _____ • LOADIR-IACKNOIS WNIUL TRACTORS: JO 454, Pad ISIS; Can. III; DvsaAsq 141; INC $5, TimlerIaca 371, FeedSIl; INC 454 FadSISS, Pis'd 414' , bedroom, 1 - _______ ,d CRANI$-IACKPOII-DRAGLINIS' I-I *64, S-N 131)41, 51 77$ 5 hl$43$;AmsflCas)ISSC; Dred3SlC, N.rttlwiitflD;N.rthwistl, S-I ISP, ill C T011. . home, $77,500 U - CRAWLINLOADIR$:Ca1917K.)IKJi)1C119%1N.14A,A.CI4D.IIQ;A.CHD I ____________ S acres + 3 ___ - V - '-U _______________ MOTOR s:RAPER5: Cat 431$. 90; (II Cat IItC. LIPs (37 Cat 113. 7CM, Han cck 193; WsIci ISIF, Mi.ctuaa II$-II;(il INC I-Ill - Sparkling clean,) bedrooms, 2 bath, lake front home, central twa? and air, trees, and other extras, 139,000. Convenient to stores, churches, rna(or highwiys Trim) beoroom, I', baths, carpeted with central • Pielt and air, $72,500. __ - rJ-.-,-..:.:,;: 55Cat11*,11C,3C1tU,1T:1flWak.4$, . se - __ I _________ - .-. MOTOIOlADIRS:C1tIZ1.)$RJJDl7IA;(1tC1tII1,Ps.tiO5IlS5l$4;Oai4i REALTY strom -- -. _,i7j -- IUI$IR ThUD LOADERS; Cat SMC. lUi Cat 955, II); JO 444*, JO 141A MICIIIS 175*; MIltii$Sii 18. - ______ .. E . - CRAWLERS TRACTORS cat o.sii. 44A, Cat DI. Wi Cat DII, 47*; (7) Cal 0 , i* cat Doc. Ilk Cal 0-IC. 14,5; Cat 04$. UA, Cat 0-4. PUs Ca? 0-4. 7), INC TO 1$; (7) A -c NO.14, EUCLID c-I. JO 555.40$II . '-_________ '.,.' _______ 71 - ____________ ,,.:,'.':.. ' '-' '-;!''' - /'____ ___________ OWNERS: NaeTh.rn Fis,,6a A Laks Cit7 Ars C.itrictOr1 liii l D COMVCI.4 a? Far$rivns. i.s. CITY. Fluids, is U S Higiway P0, I MII•sastsf InternIst, sm ' '' - Lab. City. FIerl4a - _________________________ , __ — ' • Ig,f'c, 'fti/ /I _____ — I' U4' • P.------ - A -:.. ,,i? I :, - ____ - ' . 1 - NEW SHIPMENT HAS JUST ARRIVED. ____________________________ - '' - ______________ _____ COME IN EARLY FOR THE BEST SELEC. A ..i' -_ - L' 1W s--" - W —u .-- - w- - 1 4 __l 3 - , --:. t'.- -\ New Battery & Tires 5500. Call 373 7345 I, Ford '71 Pinto. I speed; A economical. sondaughter Iran 1970 Pontiac ExeCtjv,, 0Oc sportation, owner 51.150 67179)'. sedan, blue with white lop, p' PB, radio, air, extra nice, 1l,3 15'U Pontiac Tempest I dr. Alsp l9M Call Don Pope, 372 1651. Dealer Mustan'j, 2 dr. V I automatic, 32) _______________ ______________ IfiIRRY SAXON' V A to Zoo, The complete story on our new Central Florida Zoo. Read it '69VW.gOOdCOndItion-calI3,377 or 373 5673 all on July 3 67A—Feed ---'------ * They're Hot" Pare1, or make oHer. S 51,3 as For Your Junk Cars 373 934 ______________ _________________________ Kish Real Estate _____ ____________________________ Bedrooms, 2 baths, large family 51—Household Goods 68—Wanted to Buy room, membership in recreational 32-Houses Unfurnished -'- - ___________________________ facilities inciucjir pool and terviS Dining room suite walnut table, I -CourtS 343.500 2 Bedrooms, tivng, dn.no, kitchen, chaIn, buffet, $150; also sPot gun, REALTOR garae Santord Ave. IlLS mo $175. 323 1057 after I pm. * 7701 S French Ave .321 0011 ________________________________ For used furniture, appliances, __________________________________ 1619 __________________________ New houses in a rural area No clown tools. etc. Buy I or 1001 items 7Bedroomtencedyard Mart, 2)5 Sanford Ave. • payment, monthly payments lets 10j5,5.'iOraAve $77) IlSOmo Adults preferred than rent Government subsidized S b Friday. S Sat & Sun Singer Zig Zag, in cabinet, 3 needle. Wanted to buy used office furniture. 373 5651 or 3fl to qualified buyers Call to see if front load deluxe sewing machine. Any Quantity. 1 NOLL 'S BPS , 2 ''ll baths, family room & REALTOR ______ you Qualify! Sold new for 1349.00. Pay balance Cauelberry, Hey. 17 9?. 5)31706 den, plenty storage, large lot, Carpeted 3 bedroom, 1t bath. M UNSWORTH REALTY ofillor t0paymentsof$9. S.e.at, 372 I0 kitchen equipped, central heat & QUIET STREET Rig Real Estate Broker SANFORD SEWING CENTER ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED air, fenced yard 1175 per month, 3 Bedroom,? bath, like new masonry 503w. is, St 307 East ririt. Downtown Top prices paid, used, any Condition 327 9739 or 323 1)33 home on large wooded lot. Central 3 bedroom, 1', bath on corner lot. 373 6061, 323 O',)7 Eves 372941) Eve. 569)114 _______________________________ 61.4 5)76, Winter Park air, family room, fantastic pool $11,900. Existiry,j. 116.500, pct 2671 t-iartwell, Sanford ) Bedroom, patio Cabana, privacy fenced back mtg 37) $607 KULP DECOlATORs vacant, black, wall wall car - Will Buy or Consign 1';bath, air, carpet $700 ma. yard $43 500 109W. 1st ., peting, fenced back, clean, close Any Item of Value By owner, like new, 2 aedrooms. We steam clean carpets in. Consioer renting Reasonably SANFOPDAUCTION,3fl 7310 Fla. room. detached garage, LARGER HOM'-SMALI. PRICE c -v stc . oc•s Tbte, 6 chairs. t",ttet, US; Double ux'.. mO plus security 212 Colonial MOSSIE C. BATEMAN Udèi ree4oI I SfOd ' Way, Sanford $30 1630 arid frame, chest & dresser, $75; I locaticn. Hardwood floors, formal ST. JOHNS REALTY )PleceorHousefull Pe Kenrnore dryer-new, 175. 377 Real Estate flroer j dinIng room, large pantry ces n' n I pereroom 1' b?! nice. fuil RROKERS M,ICn'I .s fus: it ' ' r'" L),yi 12'l 61?) t'tso e-..tra corner o .t'i L.?rih -I _________________ Blond Matcgny full 514 bed bo* RecreatIonal Vehicles Commercial Properties -, trees Included. Nihts3fl 547727357 - springt & mattress. Good cpn ____________________ JOHN SAULS AGENCY By Owner Lovely) bedrooms, 1 year dit iOn, 160. 365 3592. Homes, Lots COMMERCIAL ZONING old, large family room with I)' Terry Travel Trailer Days 377 7th Eves. 37) • 2 Bedroom well maintained home on And Used Furniture at fireplace, very large lot almost 1 Quality SHP Eska Kicker ________________ Broker Associate Laurel. ViSible from Hwy. Reasonable prices. Twin, Full, 371 0)59 acre ldyllwitde SectIon. 3329114 -Acreage witPiacces,sfromhigp,way Fenced Queen & King Size bedding, 3 bedroom house, Winter Springs, yd, garage, many businest JOHN KRIDER, ASSOC chests, dressers, night stands, Spring Is "Move outside time." Gq'r $160 ma, $100 damage hood. I)) pOssibUItiet at a bargain price of Don't mist A to Zoo Tv's, o:nettes, Réfnloerators & . patio and lawn furniture at a good 5471 after 6 30. The Herald's Dedication only $19700 baby needs. We have terms for W. Garnett White price React the Classified Ads Issue for our new Winter Springs, 2 or 3 SR. large I good local credit. DAVE'S Central Florida ZOO. SUNLAND ESTATES Br'okrr. 107W Commercial FURNITURE. 500 Sanford Ave . farnilyroom Beauii?ulshrubsand J . I Come, make offer, 3 bedroom on Public.atien date July ' Trees $200 mo 13) $722 3739370. Sanford 37'? 7511 76—Auto Parts qtjiet ttreet, owner leaving area ________________________________ ___________ Mid$20's CLIFF JORDAN.REALTOR Jim Hunt Realty Stemper Realty 52—Appliances QeconcjitionectOatter$l79 7571 372711$ Central Florida's exchange. REEL'S BODY SHOP. 323-9410 REALTOR KENMORE WASHER, parts. AFTER HRS 33-Houses Furnished MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR 1109 Sanford Ave. _____________________________ ________________________________ 377 499) 312 9211 372 0441 ServIce, used machines 377 3991 19)9 S French 2017 5. FR ENCH (HWY 17.921 MOONEY APPLIANCES)?) 0697 %hy Store it and forget it ,Sell it and 3227374.372 1196,372 1914 2 Bedrocmt, adults Preferrtd. $ REEUCED FOR QUICK SALE- S.anforci, by Owner- ldyllw,lde II --._37'? 1959. 3221161 forget I? with a Classified Ad )7? Week Unfurnshed 323 5831 337 Bedroom, 2 bath, family Desirable home, lovely neigh. 26)1. 6620 __________________________ FISH, SWIM. SKI- 3 Bedroom 53 -TV-Radio -Stereo room on large lot, low down borhood. Large corner lot, 3 - ............-payment. Call 3220455 after 6:30 waterfront home, beautiful kit. ' Lake Monroe Area' 2 bdr spacious BR's, 2 baths, Fla. rm Th4,'toi'cyc TELEViSION SETS,$3.3U pm. chen,formal dining, Florida room 323 Sill. bath, lawn maintenance fur MILLERS _______________________________ oierlooking lake, central heat & nished; adults only-$173 00. 322. 269 Orlando Dr. SAPIORA Ph. 377-0352 1973 Yamaha 750. 11.000 miles. $993 SANFORD air, fenced yard *907 or 3724142 BALL REALTY Call Green, 3776606 after p m -________________________ WE TAKE TRADES Used 1'nonocraph LP records, large Choice Listings Lake Mary, 2 BR ?Urnshed, LAKE MINNIE- I Bedrooms, selection, SOc each HERB'S TV. WANTED-DESPERATE I 1972 Honda 350 CL, good cOndition adutts.nopets $135. baths, fenced yard, air conIN ALL PRICE RANGES 1700 5. French Ave., 322.1731. $500 miles. 1.625 130S172 eves 377 3930 ditioned, utility shed. JUST Empty, move right in, I bedrooms, 117W itt St 3fl 541) _________ family room, separate living & REDUCED TO $25,100 HURRYI Motorcycle Insurance DeHart's Radio Carry In Service. dining rooms, 30'z)O' screento WE TAKE TRADES BLAIR AGE4CY a Rent Purchase Plan a Rdiot, Tape Recorders, Record 34-WcbtIe HOmeS LAKE MARY- 2 Bedroom frame porch, huge inside utility room, 2 373 3166 PlayerL Black & White TVs; 7467 _____________________________ car garage, V.7 yrs old. Modern and sharp 3 bedroom split home with breezy porches, corner s. Park, Sanford ' 2 Bedroom, air conditiOned, furplan, l' -i baths, fenced yard, REDUCED TO ORIGINAL COST. nithed, plenty of ground. children garage, carpets, stove And Swim in community 000l. Low. WE TAKE TRAbES -79-Trucks-Trailers LULUN IV.$14?5MONTH welcome-372.5639 oo SANFORD-) Bedrooms, l'i baths, refrigerator $160 225 Mo I)) RENTAL PURCHASE PLAN CLIFF JORDAP4,REAI,TOR central heat and air, fenced back 1966 Ford Pick up. ton, good 644 1006 WEIVA RIVER• yard. Will dicker or swap. 521.500. _____________________________ condition 117 W. Coleman Circle. SYSTEMS FOUR INC. Adult rno$,iie%om, village, under WE TAKE TRADES 373.5$ TAFFER large Shady oaks on tIne scenic SANFOORD- 7 Bedroom _. R01d,Wintel'Park home 54-Garage Sales WeLiva Modern (lean interiors, Willis Jeep Pickup ,Iojin SggiO with den, or 3rd bedroom, Vacant. 3056144341 Peg Real Estate Broker from 1)10 SMi W of Sanford 372 lWheeI Drive Runs good Move right in with good terms. REALTOR.BROKER 110 E. 25th St. 3776633 CARPORT SALE: MultiFamily4470 P00 3,3 4390 Friday Sun, June 2Q77, 9 am-I CALL OWNER- 322-4)95. 210 pm. Dishes, Linens, Furniture, Virginia, Sanford's exclusive 42-bile Forrest Greene, Inc. 3S-?.Pcbile Home Lots 80-Autos fOr Sale Clothing, Misc 109 W. Ridge Dr.. section, 1", lots, carpeted, central -3736353 REALTORS 6'3 3) Sanford (Park Ridge, off Lake air-heat, all electric kitchen, Mobile home, 1964,2 BR, separate FIvePoIn?sArae: Mary fllvd) fireplace, newly Painted. 137.500. WE FINANCE dining rm., AC, central heat. LargeLandscapedprivafslat USOO REBATE Wi?Pi2"7 lots, $37,500, or best offer many extras 17,600 3236661 after GARAGE SALE- Friday 1. all hook ups 337007$ NO QUALIFYING 6 p.m Saturday 106. Couch, _____________________________ New 3 BR home, all extras, I pet. _____________________________ Refrigerator, Baby Bed, MISC interest. 139.100. 3722217. Assume payments, central air and _________________________ 3-Res't St 1615W 3 Sten OVER 60 NICE CLEAN CARS 12'xlO', 2 bedrooms, 332.6052. Very Exclusive TO CHOOSE FROM. EASY TERMS Antique Garage Sale: Clocks, Hutchison 0t'-an Iront Apartments, I bedrooms. 7 1 Bedroom trailer $'x33' with living bath, pool, Cherry hutch. Butler desk, Dough 329 S Atlantic Aye, Daytona * Realty BEAUTIFULLY LANDSCAPED! room &bdroom built on. Located box, much more. Saturday 7.7,1 Beach. Call 327-4035. to appreciate, on l lots in city. Partially furall day Sunday. 6)1 Park Ave "APjrrin, A, 1 fltblt '-- 151 Cu. engir*, I bolt mains l99 Plymouth Roadrunner, 3.43. 21 barrell. 4 speed. make olf 5700, ric. America, 131 soo. o7-t,jvestock-Poultry Fithlngequlpment,gun$.44$6954. HANDY rnan't but bet 7 BR, 1 Large 3 bedroom. 2 tam. includes disposal and dishwasher, mem. bath. frarr. iome. io.00 bsJ'ilp In junior Olympic WIT1 REALTY tennis court. $31,500 - 80—Autos for Sa for Sale ________________ ________________ ____________ ,, ps, 971 Biscayne. all WILSON MAIER FURNITURE 31) 315 E. First St. _______________________ 66—Horses - Commercial Zoned. 7 BR. garage. Winter Springs- 3 B.,2 Bath, 3 yr. old, CB house, garage, quiet lireplace. porch, low down, wooded .rea, central heat air, $I4.9S0 Acre Realty, REALTOR, walk to school. store-FHA, VA 327 7750 terms or assume 7 Pd. mtg.loch 1rbcr. laketrnt,) BR, 7 baths. t., he,t air, garage 5-49.950 Make your Budget go further. shop Acre Realty REALTOR. 373 7150 the Classified Ads every day. EXCELLENT-- 7 BR. 1 bath, air. $600 down, take over payments cond • home on large lot 122,200. BR. I bath, kitchen eqpped Sunland Estates 3734477. SUNLAND- : BR, 2 bath. arge den, iiced arid POOL. 1)1.100. Patio Houses 37—Business operty ____________ _ 5O—sceUaneous for Sale _______________ 36—Resort Property - _________________________ _______ ___________ __ 4' 0 ' a,•J ____ ! ' ':ICS).c:' DrIve - Well_brillhp_ _____________________ I -4 MAITLAND FLEA MART If, 1*5,300. SHADED LOT- Overlooking Harold Hail like, checked, 2970 _______________________ ______________________ Largt Flea Market SR 76045 Hwy 17 97 REALTOR 373 5.171 . Custom Work. Licnstd aOnded. Free estImate 3?) 60)1 Fryirsend Breeders 531 1Q42 Open Saturday & Sunday, Sf05 p m lables & permanenf booths IPIS is our 15th year at Anuinal Haven GroomIng I Boardiei Kenr.et Thanks *0 yOU, cur customers. 322-5757. Wc'repal,andsarivce — __________ 5) . .2 I U1 1DH .f — . i.fy -1 - 141 p .j mchf9. c3 - - __________ __________ J: .iQH i L.IJI .g ___________ __ • >5 I 322-26;831ç99; r' ___ 'I.. , _Iz*_ You Business. dL STINt MACHINE I SUPPLY CO dererwier, t Urvic' $7 and up 377 93 I Fst "as _______________ RemodelIng, Additis., Pleed yo qra.' Lt' RABBiTS: AIISIZSS available All under cover Located I', miles east of I-Ion 46, Sanford t 5'r' Auction. 3'fl Realty ______________________ €1 q.2 - a-La, -- — ml ..I- ' — —.#-'--- .: -'-------. '•'''-'•.H' I -. : " , --4. . '' , ': . . ., - ' I.. 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't41 Z&çOwm'G O.O?l HE WONPERS FORGETTING HE WAS NOT YET EIGHTEEN WHEN HE JOINED THE FELLOWSHIP - 0 Al 4 A - - r - •1 / , / Or / / / if / ,-• • I ":hf 1;~ S ;~ Ii , I , 10 /J OIL OW 77 1A X--N I :-',- - _ fr - ,_- - - cr -•.-- BUT THE WEATHER CHANGES AND AS -4 .. THERE LOMES A SPELL OF SUNNY WEATHER. THE 5NOW MELTS$ THE ROADS PRY OUT, AND VAL-GIVING WAY 'To . HIS IMPATIENCE - MOUNTS AND RIDES FORTH - HE SEEKS SHELTER HE GRUMBLES: HE SOUNDS A BLAST ON THE HORN 7XIS 7/4E OF YEAR. OH, )Vh)'O/P GATES SWNG OPEN AND HE IS 1 LEAVE CAMELOT!" WELCOMED 2002 BUT AT A - ... THE VILLA IS FILLED WITH A PUNGENT STENCH TH AT HAS EVERYONE SNIFFLING AND WIPING THEIR EYES. HIS HOST CCuGHS A GREETING, THEN TURN ING, WHEEZES: "6R1,V60UT7HAT CONFOUNDEO WIZARO, HIS 4fEpICINES ARE WORSE THAIV OUR A/I MENTS.11 P4ExTwEEk—ThC Charlatan . - " I ' •- T11 1 .1 II - .. .. by rt Sansom - I - _______ (0 - L-'" -' - 03MIq L0 S It • . -Ism .. j_ •., - I $ - (1HTLCK'MUPI' VJELL, CO'T JUST 'STAJ() fl1FRE'DQQMEfl4flJ' I -•- •- .- . LL CL Ilk X),) i• II r!1 0 __ gg Ur S! II II 4A CA 610 B .-. •--4. oz Ab 30 X 20 'A&t �1' I ANIMAL CRACI(ERS elar '9 IDE _ Do AFTEv \ oQc4 \t ? FOR - I LVELIk0O I. ORM I14 T15 iø----' DoOi) 1 TETTNJ COMPETIT$O _ - __ _ (Q .• _____ T __ _______ ) 317 i_____ - 41 _____ (U 17U P NO-~~-p___ AF -_ F e q0LA 0 01,4 TRE IT, Asciur T1 ME . U' Pa?. Off s. - / DO qCU HAVE ANq LATER '±• " = F, FA it ; OT OF L~OUR BeAK FOR Al W:[PqTHROP . - rc A 6 Pif by - r Dick Ca% alli - AND CA — THAJ%J rHE-Ar-F- ON 114 aim 10 w Vi Eilit, _ __ O / you cb ___ IN Apda NE_ 7HAT - I f 77 17- WORM 11 No TIA\s GLOLI AND NO PITCH. THE FRIENP5HIP TO i-ti N 35. \ cLLi3 AL ;.___!_'! JAn _- __ •lu.4 4._.- —p- _ ___ -' .----_ .__.___ CZZ - OUEL 130ATtDI NGZKOUSE: Hrg-HEH— Y E6AP. PA Y.:ilr APiA L MEN. WHY 50 6LOOMY OVER 6POT", HE bX"Ill NOAH WOULPN'T l PER CEN-r - WH*4 YOU COULPN'T YOU 6HOULD HNVE FRIECIPITATION CONSULTEP JU6T uiTeP UP TO hl 5 DEAR FOLLY — Whnn taking coupons to the supermarket be sure to underline the dates. This is - -Wwx %j §01 Aiwz~ a bip help for the checker an saves your time, too. — GEORGE. -------- IN ~~Rlb FLOO WENTHER OF 0I 6A.9A%RA&! THIll R! ul PA T1151 Perfect S11 DEAR POLL nion with its Co With jacket. Photo-Guide is in Sizes 10'y to 24'1 Size 12',-. 35 bust dress. 2"1 yards 60-inil jickcl, 2 yards. f - The IaaS, way I give my dog a pill, no matter 11 large, is to cover it with enough butler to completely hide the pill. She swallows it with enjoyment and gets her medicine, too. I III $ LtIF iifz__ EEk1 IlF11E CMEFL_ IT l, 6HAP I6NIRT HIN45, 6UNNY v1I III ____ ' —i - HE.H"1 IF 1p4E WI& LOW4 I-r:!5 RAININ6 'AS! III ANPHEM_ AWAY WE'R E 11 MWI N C7 A AH F A CEWAN PROCRMTiNfrTlN FRCNO6TIATOR POEbNT CLEAN 1e4E CELLAR IMMEPIATaLY HIS AND SCALP W )J -- çr, LJ Qod.L0OkIflg ,- Ono.button belt adds the finishing touch to this good.Iooklng styli. P4o. 14 with Pnota.Gulde is In Sizes 7 to 15. Size 9. 32 bust- V, yards 45- _____ ' _____ 8259 l6 ti 8314 - • d_' - _____ ___ Olr ill? i •- - P C,- . 1TL/ iA - - -_____ — ----- -_ tletoys come car make attractive wall plaques. Glue dried flowers, bark. moss and small plastic mushrooms or anirilals inside them. Cut out an appropriate piclure. glue to cardboard and attach to the back. Ado a small loop of yarn for hanging. — PAULA. Q a - nil I- - )I- NZT store In an empty peanut butter jar. It's easy to 6ee when it's time to marka and dirt from iiill shoes by rubbing on a little toothpaste and t henpngttoffth:papertowei A once-over with a damp cloth and -i new coat of polish completes the - - , f ru8296 10½-24j 00. - U$ She'll like this cool drefts with Its useful pockets. No 8259 with Photo-Guide Is In Sizes 1 to 6 years. ---•---. [A. Inc.. T.M. - . _ PA TO ORDER address. pattern number and sl to PATtERMS (,-zI, this r), lax 4308, Midtown Stilillon, NEW YOrk, NY 10018. Polly pays 111.00 tar every ldsl used. Send Sham to halt. thts nowspoper. • - 44 DEAR POLLY — It you are out of silver polish. mix a small amount of water and b,aking soda. nut this paste on an ld toothbrush scrub nearcl:a0nd rinse w th warm, watet Rub dry. Silver sparkles like new. — CINDY g', iI , , ONE SIZE (34 5) (y a 2801 A PiyIIm. Icktil ThIs cool topper and matching sunsuit are easy to sew In colorful gingham. Embroider the cute kitten and t:unny in cross-stitch. Pattiorn No 2801 has tissue in si,,es 3.4-5h for motill directicns, sepall an egg and a part of the yolk drops into the while, moisten aclancIoth - as broken pill OF SILVER POLIS The tops stand In the box, arranged from smilill to large. The low extra large ones stand behind the box. 1975 I ___ DEAD POt LV — I don't have enough drawer apace for all my plastic container lids, so I covered a large shoebox with some leftover stick-on paper and set It on a shell. DEAR POLLY — My catch-all draA'er Is kept neat by using empty margarine containers to hold rubber binds, bag tw1ters, tiny lids, pins, screw, nails, etc. — MRS. D.L.L. "17 I I1 with cold water. touch 1 to the dropped yolk and it will adhere to the ,\ Ii .1ai. t i Fin AflflCD' hrnø$QcpA$bIC • UIIU%.uI, posta'. and V- number and size to PATrERNS All 1I risiviDapill Box 438 Motion. New y ork, NY 11114111111. I - - - I_........1_, j" M.Al Noma IL DEAR FOLLY — Those small plastic packapes cosmetics and lit I chop nuts for baking as soon as I buy thern. then ' Inch. J:- LL.4 -%, ILL ______ . __________ <AVA DEAR POLLY LORRAINE. , v ___________ - POLLYS NOTE I find it (l fecoromical and timesaving to buy it3 b :__d. -)iOli . iz My SY5TM 15 FXLPROCF' NgIKAFF! MERE LY PUT MY 'THREE WeXTHER INVICATORA .. - -- -- ---- --c----- -- - J_. -------- _--- - - _______ -- . -_ -.--------tt n--a .— -a p _A — -------_-_ - ------.-..4t ,n.s..- ?t.-_-- .- S- -- -' - _____________ --_..a at ---_ --t -- • -_-_— ,- .'._ -_-- - -.--.--------- -...- .a fl ----------------a.n ..r__...1 a .aa.-...s •-_ --_ aM _-ua_L.fl e --_ - _-. -._ --_ -- --_-_ t-_ I L-E .a.. . i -_ '-- -. --'A.-ata. - A .fl fl �- .--_ .- . • - - • - - . - - - P - .0 • . - .' . - - .- — . - - ;. _-_- - - • - - . . - •- I - I "MR. VAN(ASH flflFSNT KNflW I1flW -1It i.4:j;0r: D (U- tiLl I MIU'.H MflN - I - IE VE EARESU5irTO1 VARIOUS TYPES OF CrtLES THAT EITHER SIJOY OUR SPIRITS OR SEEM TO CREATE STRESS. A STRESS CYCLE IS AIATURFS SUB fl E WAY OF WEAKNES S-'S IN OUR PERSONA i fry S/c;NA L.1MG' THAT MEED SHORING UP CHARACTER GROWTH IS SUII..T WHEJ TESTED BY ADVERSITY THESE /NFLU1NE5MERELY ' IMPEL,T14Y DO NOT COMPEL .WI-/EAt WE MEEr P9054,j 5 HEAP-O,lJ A N APP.4 RENT CROSS TURNS OUT 70 6E A CROWN. THINK POS/T/vE. Vt?MT/vE INFLUENCES IA' YOUR CHART ARE LVANING.--4 q,',v/c —— - - - - - - - - - -- - aa ae I NOTE: Send litters-10-Bernice BdeOol, do this newspaper, P.O. Box 162, North Olmsted, Ohio 44070. Bernice cannot anwc, all the letters, only the ones of general interest. "RUT I HAVEN'T RFF?SJ RETTING ON flACEHORSES "COULD YOU DESCRIBE THE PART YOU LOST?" TTLZ - 5NOOKI, PAR1 \ ( CN SJECJ A L.IKLY I V SPCIMN ¶' Ki PA / ON SWOOPS POWN ON I PA VNSVSF'CTIN' / —' • (NEXT, — itudent's Corner LIN MARS AND I INFA VORASLY ASPECTEP IT INDICATES ONE WHO 7'kWC's TO PC THI/IGS IN IrS PAWOSrARrS ________- _____ (- k N -a--.• -': - I .-' / /C INDiCATORS WILL P0/NTDOWNWARD AS WEEK OF JUNE 22 -28 BE&/A'S- - U IN PART TO TI-IF 8USINESS COMMUNITY'S FEAR TH,ATMORE COSTLY OYERA/MEArr SPENDING PROGRAMS ARE '180111 TO BE 4WkEP OUT NEW FORMS OF TAXATION W/LL 8E CWSIPERED, 5LITARE NCTb/kELY TO 54E FOLLY 'ISCLOSEP AT MESWr.P,E SONS &CWN UNDER 77j F S/GAlS )F AR/IS CA/v'CER, LIBRA AND CAPRICORN WO!ILD BE WE 7-0 KP 77I4EIR AFFAiRS AS uNCOMPLICATED AS '•"..• - ppor fleUrj. :--;• t'inities wokwise Thursday, Friday. Keep promises Saturday. •••--. - • --' •" \9 SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) Pressure from an old financialobligalion Monday. Prudence is required in managing your resources Tuesday and Wednesday Good things happen for you Thursday and Friday -- / ((( oWaS OWO& L aMM0,YS SEG 1AI 7V WeOVf A rWAT.1~.T 4#4 CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-kin. 19) A problem with a partner Monday. Little of value wsII be accomplished it you divide your efforts Tuesday and Wednesday. Financial prospects brighten toward close of the week. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) A neglected responsibility ties you down Monday. You're too dependent upon others Tuesday. A disappointment with plans Wednesday. Best days: Thursday, Friday. A windfall Saturday. k fl LI h 'irn A void domineering 4 I*nie Mond ay. V r Judgment's faulty Tuesday, Wednesday. Proceed slowly. Career break Thursday. Surprise gift Friday. Weekend: Yourself Interest Is advan"d. •..,.. - -- - Toni ______________________________ E30VIN4j - -. - LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Keep outsiders out of family affairs Monday, Tuesday. It's not to your advantage to cose deals hastily Wednesday. Best days: Thursday, Friday. Lucky through contacts Saturday. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) You're a bit too acgumentive Monday. Take adequate time to do tasks properly Tuesday. Don't gamble on hearsay evidence Wednesday. Conditions Improveconsiderably as thewee closes. K. Ryan $ by FOIST AThWART ONE'S :1LJSDt S1FL7 I --- C. P 041r ,.81ERnI1E PREDICTS q• - - ' '1/ STR01- - _ Ne HP, 1AY UPPi'MF, WHILST. ACES YOUSE PA F1N ARTO' ROSThIN'I - - - • - - - - 4 - • ,•. -s J Q 0 0 S P10 SHARE CERTA 1A1 SA VC -.- BEW6 CWEC /A iF74f"I I 1F - Ir - I 1 .3 ' OF TA41S ASPECT IS ALSO HI4PSTRONG AND RESFAIrs ___ 1 - j1 . .. / ( / ERSONSSOI'?N JNPER 71-16 SIGN OF 4NCER i IkE TO SE vcvo IN rICT/V/T/ES TI-/AT RING THEM /N \ )IRECT CONTACT 'V/TI,' THE 74181.1C. ' - V &J ¶/ \ ___ __ • r-? '3 _ 1) .-' 0 p or i - \ 0 / 0 1 — fAA'CERS PEEPLV RESENT AONE WHO RIDiCULES ____ - — 1 , - .'.-.. . / _'• T ."i EASILY ESTABLISHED :_... I 1 ' THEM OR MA ACES THEM E 8IJTT O A JOKE. 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Box 413 v 155 TAIr Lf) ALL THAT UN< ( A r -------t'I J , )-. ,y .- - - Ai - -- aRTURE [0100 COL-02 f1+9 WWEN A L400 IN A FIREPLACIF NOW -- is WE DEMAND THE G &OT' Sor Iwo IN - -. L Santa Crux, Calif. 95051 7/ 'I NEW YORK, N.Y -- / - of okw- JUST AS EqUAL \4s YOU IvIUCHT() \__j • 01--~A`Y! WE - YO UI R E / REME, 16L, \NE GET 1 .-.--., / W ___ i-22. -7. �-s- LLj - - — I - - - - - .- .- -.- - I A - I J-• - b-- I - - - - IuI:_ SIX03RT 3ft3EES — y b - 111ven nj Frank Hill 671h Year, No. 262—Monday, June 23 975 PA zf 4 1 NEWS —1 ) Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents . r ' __ 4Q _ [1 ec HOW rr CM F - - / I /1LJ r ______ - IL L f I JIJ) __ GETS I AD BACK A,, i FN EV (a 2Ro VACA1I c:4 FRo&\ A , I'l ;L ', • NE a 1 it6 _____ ' - 9 __ ____ _____ - I * 0 __ IN KI -. -. - -___ I EUGS EUNMY 7 it, PURVYlN& HOT PUPPIES TO WE BA5EBALL POPULACE .A LEGEND IN MY IF HE'D SELL OWN LIKE HE 6E A ZILLIONAIRE.' / SNAFFL ANY ON r - ft TO I FILCH1N' FELINE! IF I M • I - - -- , - , - ___ - Al % Ov * r ______ IWI BIG FLAG SHAPES _____________ .'• 1 HOT - -. -- 11 . I . - / / -____ _____ TMA S ___ ! J \ . ;_ •'- - , - - - ommission S 0 1 - ____ ______________ been rejected once by 'the city's from DOT officials in Deland representatives. McCammon the city engineering depart- site would build the other half of mission. Planning and Zoning Corn that Mclammon reportedly The commissioners will hear The issue with merit requ iring a deceleration the street for the depth of the In o ther action, the corn- from developer J Brailey mission. "badgered" the agency into a dates back to some two years lane on 17-fl for any driveway lots. mission will conducttwo public Oiam, who ceested two The controversial ABC Two weeks ago, the co recommendation suitable to ago when McCammon was curb cut, but pointed out this Knowles told the commission hearings Lounge site plan on U.S. 17-92 mission informed ABC officials SI one to consider weeks ago he be granted water beginning could be avoided by having the that the ABC Liquor Storelldoes condemnation of 10 structures service to the Ginderville will be back before SanfordQty and McCammon that if certain officials. development of the area along driveway curb cut be designed not want to do this and insists on We 13th Street, Lincoln Heights area. Commission tonight at the changes were made, the In a memorandum filed by laurel Drive and 1792. for exit ordy a t w o- way drive on 1792 Court, West 11th Street, i group's 7 o'clock meeting. The commission will also commission would allow the City Engineer Mack lZenby to At the last commission Knowles said it had been without any deceleration lane Mangoustine; Mellonville, West receive an application for a tax George McCammon is site plan to be used in city %tanager Warren "Pete" meeting, a two page report was agreed Mit the proposed lounge plus building a driveway only Seventh Street; and Cedar license from Jimmie scheduled to submi t I recoin development of the lounge.Knowles, the report of presented by Knowles outlining could pass by building only on the La urel Drive right-of-Menue—and another, to adopt Madison and hear a legal mendations from the DepartThe DOT recommendations "badgering" tactics is detailed. the history of the issue. at the one-half of the Laurel Drive and way. ment Of Transportation con- are expected to be questioned Copies of the an ordinance calfing for the opinion from City Attorney memorandum request of two commissioners. using that to enter or leave the The report Indicated that rezoning of property located at Vernon Mj if Madison may cerning a driveway permit r heavily during the commission have been sent to both city In the report, Knowles corner site with the un- twice this was denied by the the southwest corner of Celery use a van for taxicab service the proposed lounge which has meeting, in view of reports commissioners and news Outlined a recommendation by derstanding the other corner Planning and Zoning Com. and Locust Ave., to RC- 1. rather than an automobile. — - . ____ . r Po/" toca/ Revolution GLENN h1cCASLAND 11eraldSff Writer - - - O'New Plan For ABC Loun e Hea •.: -! //ace Pred'ects 1 SAIARRA;c YOUR DISTRUST IS MOST C5TRESS I NG BOsi APP ETIT'.. ThATS FRENCH, YOU KNOW. = - ______ LLJ _ - BY BILL CURRIE vivalof lower and middle cj into for the last decade." ms said. lie said a drop of lIrald Managing Editor Americans under the crushing Appealing to the FOP more than 400 students would burden of inflation and high delegates was Wallace's at. cost school officials W,000 . CLEARWATER— America's federal Wes." tacks on Supreme Court ,Jj next year, unless enrollment average citizens will stage a Standing behind a podium decisions on law enforcement. increases between now and the 'political revolution' over the especially constructed for him, "We have become criminals, next count in October. next four years and Alabama Wallace who was gunned do we have become slaves to the Calling the state's projections Gov. George C. Wallace vowed in 1972 while campaigning for criminal element in society" by "somewhat misleading, 'Iyer here Saturday night t he is the Democratic presidential those decisions, Wallace said. said the one reason for the the man who will lead that nomination, stuck pretty much delegates applauded at decreasing number of students revolution. to a law and order theme that and throughout the 30. is because of 'people 'moving Speaking before a group throughout his speech minute speech Wallace was out of the county" 350 members of the Florida The crime rate has risen interrupted many times by Layer said schools ex.Fraternal Order of Police astronomically ine%-ery state in sponthnesbursts o(applause, periencea "normal dropoff" at FOP) at the Sand Key the union," he said. "It has hoots, and hollers. Joe Magro gets help from his wife an be begins the stencil work on the gint Bicentennial Flag the end of each year, but he aid Sheraton, the unannounced risen in our state — we operate the Seminole County Bicentennial Committee will present to the county in ceremonies on the which "I am a compassionate mn Fourth the figures Harris has are not presidential candidate said thatunder the same conditions and whether people belie of July. The flag Is currently in Ma's gage where the diff icult stencil opcllau Is being coWve it or normal in that the rate is hi gher the No. 1 political issue in next atinphere tht is t by the not" he dec1t Wba we eted Illerald Color IoW by Bill Vincent) than usual and the decase year's battk f the presdcy ula liberal kit that ha, t us occurred at all levels of will be the "economical 8wst:1the W 1 - • - - - 'I lie reason it's not thure is th numixr of itudents attending announced last week by State won't happm" Harris sa id. And the basis for nal school here decreasing, in- Education Commissioner As a matte of fact I'm quite money, Harris says, "was th e stead of increasing as school Ralph Thrlinnn. And Harris distressed over this 103 of fact t we were hoping for a officials had hopefully an aitially welcomed the an children" three per cent growth" cipated nounced $234 million increase, like l a yer, Uarris blames If gr owth materializes. the In fact, Asst Supt Roger hlch shows Seminole Count) the sagging economy for the Harris said attendance reports going from $21.18 million in loss of children in the school (Continued Page 2-A) he received last riday eveal that o !d Semin0!e schools in September, co mpared to O) 3O,6who were enrolled in the st month o(schooland'the date for a count during this school year. 'The $2.4 million gain was based on a growth factor of to me that e are not going to ..-. CANNOT RESIST THE- LUSCIOUS .. MMI - have the three per cent," 13EAUTY..D9001- LL FIRE . 4 - — TASTINESS OF THIS PINK-SKINN() CATCH HIM IN TH'A,Cr., RESENT D - 1111 SIDE . - b StO fel & Ieinidahl un ie d P Sch ______ - ____ - ents ' S - Stu 11), ED PRICKEIT education, not just at the high 1974-75 to $23.52 milhon next system. Parents move awa to Iferald Staff Writer school level where year-end year. find jobs and take their children 'Ibat additional $2.34 million dropoffs normally occur. But Harris anrl layer both with them. the stMe says Is slated for Layer shtd the decrease noted that without the projected Also Harris k murk It' mint ' nease in e that the state Ic using the out 1 (unty "is just net there" reveals Uie lugist decrease in number of students in same funding fmuJa used ool Bud Layer said the number of studcnts since I dssronms th rrneulI Lrte t4 pe r each LI / ine n M y S1iceF -;N 7 r,42 F- ______ I -' -' - - - Ins ide Today by I've JUST aorrEAJ CWT WeM ID GET 5#CK I&= 7146 StUk)G OF TRWGS I Howie Schneider ____________________________________________________ Hug Bond Funds Considered I C)LA JOHM! 14ASk)'T? THS SWE: EAJERGY CA" I WHO DOEs? bond monies to keep edwational television operational, a first for such funds. See Page 3A. ____________ Shotgun Robbery Probed Al r . other shotgun robberyhas Seminole County deputies puzzled. See Page 2A. Lost Fight For , Heavyweignt champion h1uhammad Ali sa s he will refire after his upcorning bout with Britain's Joe Bugner. The story is on Page I-B. Inde ____ G01WD TO HAVE To Take rr EASY FOR, THE kJG_xT PROVOKED IkM LOS MY TEM PER,I WHEQ I'M I I STAPT TO COUGH! COUCH P:F-W TI Around The Clock Bridge . ........... RE— HAVE A HS COW14 COUGH (J a (i co Classified Comics - -- - -. I EditorialI 0 if ___ U . x 4A Dear Abby 3B Iforoscope ............ . 6A . fill 5A 413-511 Obituaries ............ 311 Sports 1.213 GB Television 68 ................. A A (11omen ---- -- ------- - -GA — - •__i / - -: Quit ncil M Job - -_\ Il serving as chief administrative officer, a position which in run its course. and a source in some cities is relegated to the confirmed this city manager, morning Hug will resign his Hug said his role 120,000 a year pt at tonight's duplicates that of Grier 's. He 7:30 meeting. said many of his decisions were The source says Ifug has countermanded b the mayor, located a "potential" Job in resulting in confusion among New England, the area nearby employes as to whose orders where Ivig served before they should obey. coming to this city in Dec. 1973, Hug said the city's charter is However, the source said "unworkable" and should be arid, Hug confirmed, that placed before the pmple and before he leaves Hug will amended. If he chose not to subnW a stinging indictment of resign, [lug could iiave this city's form of government demanded council adopt in which hug says a city resolution setting forth reasons manager has responsibility, why he should vacate the pt but no authority." nen Hug would have been "I knew this when I came allowed a hearing to refute the here, but I thought there would in his post. Ilis resignation was char a ii e isi a be sorne changes made," Hug requested by Council Chairman would have been re ndered by said. lie also said the city he's Edith Duerr, who received the council. During this time thinking about joining "has no backing from Councilmen Hug's salary ould ha e mayor" Charles Gascock and Sal continued Asked about his relations Orlando. Formerly the city manager of with Mayor Bill Grier, Ilugssid Hugsaid the move to oust him Newburgh,N.Y. [lug was hired t -- 1~k Odd _________ - 1 - — L& PV - Mt ii simply, "They run hot and caught him "completely by after Ron Bergman, the city's ld" surprise I had no krnwledge first city manager resigned Although Hug would not that it was coining' because council ould not grant confirm his pending resignation But U veteran city manager a pay raise. until it's submitted to council, with 18-years experience also Hug said this morning that he the source said Hug will give said he was not bitter and that a had not puretwed a home in council a 3N1a y written notice city manager's position is a this area. of resignation at tonight's "high risk" job, a job won and Also, [lug was not working session. lost on the whims of politicians 'inder a contract, thus counc3l Last week, Hug w as charged who occupy council seats. will not be required to buy up with performing 'inefficiently, Casselberry's form of the remaining portion of his ineffectively and inadequately" go vernment has the may-or time in Semile Counts'. - ___ 0 IR" 4_ 7 1A 'I - - -- - - - - - co / / Yesterday's high 87- overnight low 87 RaInfall ' Inches - ay - --I Erg At M W. . Partly cloudy through tomorrow with a chance of thunder0owers. Highs In the upper 80s. Lows near 70. Easterly winds 10 to 15 mph, stronger and gusty near thundershowers Rain probability 40 per cent during the per cent at night. Details and tides rn page 5A, - - " _ dr MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING Seminole County DepuUes,Altamonte Springs pnceand ongp County helicopter officers seavhed long and bard Saturday for %hat was reported to be a small aircraft down just off interstate 4. Here officers pather on the grass of a gulf mrse not far from re the plane was reportey down After much work and arching, officers learned t he craft had not embed and the air. land operation was cancelled. Ulerald Photo by Gordon Williamson) � 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, June 22, 1975 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on June 22, 1975. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 16-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, June 22, 1975; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald